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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-06

A new and most pleasing addition to
the attractions of this years plaza fete
will be the opportunity for dancing on
the portal.
Deputy Sheriff Dick Huber, who acted
as chief process server under Sheriff
kinsell for several years and who has
made a good record as an officer, has
resigned his position to date September
l. ne expects to 60 to Denver, where
he will likely enter the service of a de-
tective agency in that city.
Mexican chocolate and genuine Span
ish dishes served by beautiful senoritas
in the plaza next Thursday night.
: A novel experiment is being made by
Manager l. Sparks, Of the water com,
pany with the abandoned gas mains in
the city. He burned out a number of
the six inch mains and uses them to
conduct water to his property. If it is
found that the mains do not affect the
purity and taste of the water they may
be used in making further extensions
OF the water system.
Only opportunity to hear the Santa
! fe lhAIiotIelS HeAl thursday HlSil III
the plaza.
Large shipments of fruit are being
made daily from the Tesuque valley and
Santa Fe to Albuquerque, Las Vegas
and Colorado points.
1t Is reported on the streets that two
cases of rabies have developed among
residents of Pena Blanca and Ciene-
guilla respectively. So far no death has
resulted.
At the Palace: F. A. Manzanares, Las
Vegas; r. Il. Twitchell and son, Las
Vegas; H. l.. Waldo, Las Vegas; John
Bell, Cerrillos; James Fox, w. H. Ken.
nedy, Cerrillos; George l.. Everitt, Sar
Francisco; T. C. Fuller, Raleigh, North
Carolina; D. w. Kendall, San Pedro;
| John f. Peck, Grand Rapids; w. B
Sale, st. Louis; w. J.. Oliver and wife
Albuquerque; F. w. Sanders, Francis
e. Lester, wife and child, Mesilla Park
Miss Clara Sanders, New York; Johr
b. Squires, Philadelphia.
S. B. Warner & Co. will sell out theil
entire stock of hardware, chinawart
and crockery at and below cost, as the!
intend to give up that part of the bust
ness.
AT the Exchange: d. Webster. Cali
%fornia; c. Best. Conyham, Ind; Charles
F. White, Hagerman; T. D. Taylor, Sal
Pedro; H. N. R. Brownell, Denver; vi
cente Mares, Wagon Mound.
Last evening a reception vas rendered
to Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Valdez, married
last week. The reception took place a
the home of the brides mother, Mrs. d,
Aguero.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-06
NEW BOOKS.
They Will Be Placed on the Library Shelves
Next Wednesday.

The following books have been Sc
cured for the library, and will be placed
on the shelves, ready for distribution,
and the Great West "Montcalm and
! Wolf" Parkman; atlantis Donnelly;
"Ghostly JAPAN "Youma," Hearne;
1.-THE Lost Canon of the Toltecs," See
ley; TALES of Ancient Greece" Cox;
1.-The Romance of American Civiliza-
tion,' Griffis; "Three Men on Wheels"
Jerome; "Stories of the English Kings,
According to Shakespeare" Burns;
Some Strange Corners of Our Coun-
try" Land of POGO Tempo" Lummis;
New Footsteps in Well Trodden
Ways" Conway; iceland Fisherman"
Lott; walden, a Life in the Woods"
Cambridge classics), Thoreau; Auto
biography of a Grizzly" Thompson;
1.-THE Black VOLTS Breed" Dickson;
1.-THE Red Axe" Crockett; 1.-THE Other
Fellow" Smith; 1.-THE Voice of the Peo-
pie" Glasgow; Phillip and His Wife,
Deland; 1.-THE Grip of Honor Brady;
Love in a Cloud" Bates; "a Little
Girl in Old Philadelphia" Douglass;
Hitherto" Whitney; "Gayworthys,''
I'VE Girls" Whitney; "Sweet Will
ham, "A Little House in Pimlico,'
Bouvet; Village Watchtower," Wig
gin; Probable Son. Bulbs and Bios
sons" LIE Feavre; 1.-THE Judges Cave
Sidney; 1.-THE Cardinals Musketeer,'
Taylor; GAS Seen by Me- Bell; "Red
Pottage," Cholmondeley; "We Foul
Girls at Chautauqua," "~Chautauqua
Girls at Home,'' Allen; "In Connection
with the De Willoughby Claim" Bur-
nett; Kit Kennedy" Crockett; 20
the Freedom of the Sea-" Brady; "Hol-
ly and Pizen," Stewart; Little Jim
Crow" Morris; Hannah Thurston,'
Taylor; Heroes of Greek Fairy Tales
Kingsley; Little Lame Prince "Ad,
ventures of a Brownie" Musical Jour-
ney of Dorothy and Della" Mulock;
Tom Sawyer" Twain; "Culprit Fay
Drake; "Helen's Babies" Habberton'
christmas Stories" Dickens; EN-
press Octavia" Ga omance of the time
of Nero), Walloth; "a Young Savage
Yechton; 1.-THE Sewers" hartman.
MY Lady Nobody" Martens; Tales
of Mountain and Mesa" Nicholl; "Rot
Roy" Woodstock" THE Talisman,'
THE Pirate" Count Robert of Paris
Guy Mannering," THE Bride of Lam.
mermoor," Fair Maid of PERTH st
Romano Well" "Old Mortality" "Tht
Black Dwarf" "a Legend of Mont.
rose,' Highland Widow" "The Be.
trothed,' Fortunes of Nigel" "Pereril
of the Peck THE Monastery" "Tht
} Surgeons Daughter" Scott; "Tales o
an Old Chateau Bouvet; "By Oak ant
Thorn" Bown; Mad Mary of the Zoo
Wesselhoeft; "Betty Leicester's Xmas
) Jewett; "a Noble Life" Muloch; "a
Solitary Summer" anonymous; "The
Tombstone" Edith Wharton; UPS and
Downs Hale; '"The Reign of Law
THE Faredaus," James Lane Allen.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-06
M'KINLEY AND ROOSEVELT CLUB.
An Enthusiastic Meeting Held on Saturday
Night

Several hundred enthusiastic Repub-
licans gathered at the court house on
Saturday evening and perfected the or
ganization of the Mckinley and Roose-
welt club. The committee on permanent
organization reported through ]. D.
Hughes a constitution and bylaws,
which were adopted. The following per-
officers We're then elected:
President, Antonio Ortiz y Salazar, first
vice president, j. d. Hughes; second
vice president, A. l.. Morrison, ST..
third vice president, Frisco Garcia;
vice president, Antonio Alarid;
secretary, J.. D. Sena; treasurer, G. A.
Solignac; interpreter, H. L. Ortiz. Judge
A.. L. Morrison then addressed the
meeting in a most eloquent name
after which the majority of those pres
ent signed the membership roll Of the
club, which is now the strongest cam
paign organization in New Mexico.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-06

If you want good meals 90 to tine
Bon-Ton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-06
PERFECT
LAUNDRY
WORK

w. J. Slaughter, Agent.
Orders taken at Slaughter's barber
shop, south side of plaza.
Basket leaves at IA. m. on Wednes.
days and returns on Friday night; laun-
dry ready for delivery Saturday morning.
No extra freight or delivery charges.
The Las Vegas Steam laundry makes
q specially or fine laundry work,
and its work first class in all particu-
lars PHONE lO5
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-06
Target Practice,

At a target practice of company E,
national guard of New Mexico, held
yesterday. Henry Pacheco, out of eight
shots, made a record of 10 and one bulls
eye at 500 yards. At a distance of 300
yards, eight shots each, the record was
as follows: Jose F. Gonzales, IA and one
bulls eye; J. Shoemaker, 81; F. Escau-
dero, j. Rowland, M. Romero, s. Ortiz,
16 each; E.. Arias and e. Vigil, IA each;
Y. Doffmeyer, e. Trujillo and J. Erwin,
10 each; M. Lobato, c. Martinez, D.
Britton and M. sails, II each; M. Con-
zales, 9; R. Guerro, 8; c. Rivera and J.
Sena, s. The practice was interrupted
by the heavy rains, however. The COM
pany nov numbers fifty-two enlisted
men, and has been issued new uniforms
by the adjutant general. 1t is becom-
ing fairly well drilled, and presents a
good appearance when under arms. y
The best 15-cent meal In the uty at
the Bon-ToE.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-06
A PARTITION SUIT.
The Pedro Sanchez Land Grant Is Involved
in the Case,

Hon. l.. Bradford Prince, as attorney
for the plaintiffs, has filed a suit in the
court entitled Manuel Sanchez
ct al. VS.. George N. Fletcher ct al, for
a partition and quoting of title of the
Pedro Sanchez land grant of 81, S02. SO
acres, situated in Santa Fee and Ber-
nalillo counties. against the adverse
claims of the defendants, who are also
accused of cutting valuable timber on
the grant. The plaintiffs, therefore, ask
for an injunction to restrain the de-
PENDANTS from cutting timber on the
grant, and ask for the appointment of
a receiver to administer the grant until
the case has been decided by the court.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-06
Open day and night at the Bon-Ton.

Attention, Debtors Of Chas. Wagner.
All accounts due the Charles Wagner
Furniture company may be paid to D. 8.
| Lowitzki, at his furniture store on San
| Francisco street, who is authorized and
empowered to give receipts for the same
| for me. CHARLES WAGNER.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-06

Ice cream, $3.50 per gallon at the Bon
Ton.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-30
WHEELING !ETs.iIIsEGEs.
West NirginIa's Leading FamiI
and Political Newspaper.

The year 1900 -ill begin ne- epoch ir
the history ~ America The development :.
Of the span .~..- American -ar and the ne.
P"licie, foreign and domestic, thereby mad,
Necessary. ID he discussed in the next on
greS- ar 4 ill have momentous bearing
on he Destiny 81 The Nation.
State affair ~ill be Of unusual interest.
from the fact tia; a Governor and state
officer ar. 1" lie elected. The Legislature
that will b. chosen at the sane time sill
eier, L. ;. Senator The Presidential
nominating conventions and the ensuing
election IN November will be Of adt.i i'm
pOrtance-
The iEte'ligencer's uuaPIroach.ble new.
-rvic-, foreign and duns=;ic, furnished bv
the Associated l'r.--, i guarantee that
IT. readers sill ~ fully Informed on all
topic Of n.oroent thrsUshou, the .hole
world.
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rePas- your pnst or station who accnr.
ding to your hest judgment anil from
all your Possibilities III information
has heen ia an infected district or
had ps-sible exposure 10 the disease
aud i'E the purpp-e nt this inf,,rma.
ton you are dire,'ttd L. de,sin all
per>'u- f,r sufficient time e. enah' e
you Ia max. nece>sary it.v-.iigai Ions,
except thu, physician. in their prIc-
tie. AMI Sh" have used due n,-aI.
Of precsuri'n seains, the disease,
sIsli I've allu~-'i To- pas YOU. ard per
snns having the written permi-.i"n uf
t,i- h"arri viii al-n he alLpsed to
Pt-.; and you are specially instructed
10 'lln- 10 "rt p siding in - III
e n "a "r ~" ls- h-cr risvrliIg n
@ re R"na. Riirhie sud
e co NJ 8 Within the lar25 ds {.
e rrPt g. .ici az and persons hA ing
Perr"i'. >" p,s- y"ur pest OF -tsiinn.
G.I Nh mhy act in the district, #
sheridan. Center ai-t Sherman vi,l
Sc that church m"ering.. schools.
sunday schools. Li;rrarS s.ri-rles snd
public s.-emhlie. ut the r- pie are
f',rhiil-n sui di-all.,--d.
La Gaze sny residence. hr'.l. store.
viII-ge or town IL qnaran,ined the
"hic-r- in charge ~ill see thar any
nie,snge f,r medical AID, f.d "r MS,
'rrs ii u-c"--iry il conveyed 1" the
prl+r P-r-"n or p-rnns. and all ia.
gre>- AMI will h f,rhidhti except
for physicin. aud p-r-'n- having per.
n,iis
All nfficers will take due precAu.
lion &" MT c"me Ia cnniaci with sny
p-r-"n, place or thing likely to he
infrc'ed and wilt only ali,~ p-r,,ns
approach Hi'h sufficient ,ii-tance N
-p+nk"r he nnriied except in Cares
hen actual Contact NAV be a E.ce--i.
~ in enfnrsirg "rier-.
You. when req iir-d by the ard,
are compelled nv Isw IN serve as
-p-ciAl tic-r,, sAh i"r any failure ! n
prrf"rra your duty. ,"u are Liable to-
sl'S hn'. aud sny p~rr.n rko hall
tail To obey ~nr Ur our lawful rider.
l. liable To- he ,sun- punishment And
all Perscn. "hn pass or repas- points
nr lines f'rbidd-n ." he prs-td. h,
ihi. hoard. rr ~h" furnish suy naicer
Airh faI.- infnr.Usri"r fnr h. pnrp"s.-
If inh"cimg ypu a such "firer. Ia al
La" such rer.na /" pass, n liable It"
she said fue nf 500.
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1t has been demonstrated repeated
" IN every State III the Uni"n aud
an many foreign Countries iha' Cham
berSIn's Cough Remedy is n certain
preventive and care frr cr"up. IL has
heroine the universal rem-d, fr that
dise.~e " V Fisher. &c Liberty.
" Va. only rspes:s What has ben
:. Ill around The globe - hen he rir.s:
have u>e'i Chamberlain Cough
Remedy ~ my family for YEAR AID
aiSal. ~uh perfect -nccs-- W. ~
l'ev- hat ~ il net "nlv b. hs-, = ugh
remedy, bat .urr cure tR Group
IL has -zv-i Ib- lives IF nur children
a uurt-r"i 'im--" Thi- r-me,ly j.
Tor sale 10y Dl. Pharmacy.
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Send II. s.sh We are hemmed in
and need il.
W. are now very ~srchful Of com.
ers and gers.
Better to he "verly careful ,has to
he unauly careless.
Elliott Stevens, - Pine creek, was
in ihe burg Friday.
W. dislike very much To- he forced
%" believe ~'me 'h'ngs
Capt i F Ned raid wa- here 3
".'urle Il dave Last week.
Have Ne zll dine ~hat ~e could
f'r he g'-d # "rr ca tr,,
Vixen nan ge'- c,uzh, in hi.
vn trap he "sgh, not veil
Gra"r.villp has g"d name away
'r"n ao.re j" msnv ie@pec's
'"' a' ''''r ea'- ~ correct
''' 'h'''''e #" ''En' IN Inc s"'n.
Ynu csnnot ahh -evia'e The wear
1900 Cipher. stand f,r rorhin,
Th.. 80. ..;.,.. .A-.;
=, -,
huenre f,r good.
Fer' rs ~" ne 'a0"''a'Fh Snv dsv
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What is

Costorin IL DR.. Slammed Fteheys Prea-T4P<SsA
and Cbil&noa- II rOataRs Rsit opbI@, HSTpas
other SarcstIs SsS~taas& = AarzaIs~S EuSstttuto
for PareEoric, DroPs. Soothing SyVup aad cSoY Oh.
It is Pleasant. It's guarantee - tAiEfY yean< ~
Millions OF GUthcTS Cra eEis &s<t NsTs
fevershheAa. CA~tsrin prevents vsAIttg Esur Card.
DiAFrhsea sud HiBA Csile CastOrt3 Fshrves
toeIhIug troubles, CoHAiIatiOa cad Rata!saey.
CaStoEiA AssiIlASeS tAe feed, regulates
and bovels, giving h~a!thy aud natural sleep Cas-
toriA the ChiIdren's PanaeeA-tEe Mothers FrIead
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Grsn'-,iIle is rapidly 6lliug up
with charming y"ung ladies.
l. J stump and LOUIS vsnnoy
were III he burg lat Thursday.
M"re Re pile d'e annually from ~
ph"id f-ver than fl NJ .maIlpr1
We ike men To- he brave, strong
srd true. but We ..e IL" use of al
i-hn.s-
Jud.r sli1zard auth. rizrs "a. 10 lay
rher- -ui h- np curt herr February
term, 1900.
Capt =. N AcC"y "a. here la,
OF ~" Ia-; ~eeh lie il ia very del
ica h-aiIh
/ !, "r.uk /" fault by f,r ding
"hsr hr IS older l-r-'n-, e.pe,i~lIy
hi- parent i"ing
Even An'h ny has Ns-he,l. shaved
And pa 1T = c.-1m >hirt lie bow
It,, ;L,
,,i .. .I..I,.h.
m. Ark lu, -, eIu
vs. AL - 10 ca' -e picture
..uIy ,,r,.. Md
w. M material l. On the ground
" ON'-' "T!' ~P'N VIII he
P"e"e'' '' >" carry c." piei'"n.
~ " ore Woe sN'ke 'arme"
L ''''e'' 3'"'' MATERIAL!
''' '"e II E''fS VI '"'7 county.
We Il u"r kn. ~ hrw We are going
d." g-' hi. issue Of the hrunicle l..
III ''N''1' -" We eau d" IL d" our
Ia
lful men in the cnurrr, would
h"t'ie. after he manner at Lou aid
Oke BAH. fia-s ~nuli h- better md
W sun
y II 'f"hc'%k had I" make
RIP !" "rk'r'SSrs last week after
M paper 90" acc""st ii carele--iies- Of
="p' E'' Il RE q u y. K Il.
W. believe in miss .r. pr..chi,y
II gan. nd aud all kinds -: .yii arc
ae do u-I,eye that hing and di.hnn
-,,S pr- en irlei t. their pnr,inn il,
II Mi # the quarantine guards
Ner~ a. diiiGrut AID s'Tict ~ john
>'cLl--, Ne would have ro fr4r e
any ""e tr'm ihe luiecre'i dis,ric'.
coming im'" our midst.
Lost. .,r,,.d .r s,,Je,.-EIar
Rel and c.ls pauiry. Lan
Ib-m ,b-x .,.r,sd rr.r mi. ,
,..r,. ihe Lili ,,,b. h.,A 3 nm.
river
-,
y" = - "'""! '~''' 'a"~
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Local Briefs.


Some can no~ LAY: Il rold you
60"
II seems like harve.t f"r the phy-
sici.ns
ct. Sruap and .on. are timhrri:g
this winter.
Different men are affected by diff
ferent thing
1t IL possible far a nran t. he nil
taken sometimes.
AL people who are exp.-ed to-
smallpox 10 not ,akeit
Quite a sue LIT IF ,imN-r SD ric-
went out on the recent ri.es
Letihe L. K. r. r c"nie. ".
Anriuusly await ils c"r,ing.
None Of your aumrr, uncl-.. cnu-i,r
or ,seethearts can cnm- 1" t"~r
Beech Tom Jarvis, H. hy l. FAM!
~
There u nothing e'-e :" d" II l.
ne nee to kick against the iue,i'
II YOU want To make brave men
iseuh'e' just menti"" the appr ach 81
smallpox
There has not been much .xi,y
about her. If late anil j. !. C.r,,,,,.
Tor the people.
Friday wasnll kind. OF = d.N
eharacteri,,ic IF In. NJ, -h,
prophecied II.
-,
80 " '
-. WI.
-
A"at an! oIi ""n'a" ca" h"al IL OF
Anh stop u.s. e'reci1il! IT Ne 'hI"k c
are about {" run up ss1i"'t = caee
The venerable John Nsrhr~. r
Leaf Bank, attended he u...r.n..
81 The 81. +. Church. south. lar
week.
Well. We believe We dill zee j..
Owens JOHNNY Martin. + L-a.
Bank. in tnsn alter Quarantine hsd
be, u declared.
1rut /
c..r.
eIl,.I
.n,,. h-,,a.,'.,,a'
Inc h'cAi b"srh oil Health heih
w" day aeasl"n here last week s"h
while many FnlsfaEEs 1ttfl.f
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Terms and Premiums.

THE WEEKLY INTEL IGENCR,
TN. yrar in adv ancs................-.... %
THE WEEkLY !NTELLIGESCER
siz months in advance ................ SO
coPie> me Ts.r and IA sKrr. copy
70 pers.,n GstiirS np elah.......... &c. J 30
u copies on- wear and J<o -Iira copies
to Per."u e.li--s Mp GLIB I'D -
~ c"pies one Year aud a copy Of the
Daily one year fr~s 20 psr-on getting
up club ......................... 80 %
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-30

All kind. Saddle. Bride. Girrh.
Hrifer-. breeching and Check live.
al Pelis.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-30

wen, every thinS l. smallpox. w
had smallpox in our eyes, smallpox
in nur n"ee, smallpox in our ears
smallpox in "ur dresm--smsllp"1
every here. Aud if this sheet i. 4
lit'lr pOck marked don't be alarmed
for We have used every precAuii"u
kinwn ." neiIcal suieuce, 70 have il
thoroughly disenfscted. In view al
the alarming condition ~ give b-lrw
n preparatory treatment fer The dread
di-ea>e which i approved. hy the
local Board e Health aud the re-.
ideui phy'icisns. A, Considerable
exl-n-e se are delivering III. pspe r
1" county psrr"nc, h ping ,hs, the,
NAV derive great heneir from il.
First. Of all things. il It l. prs-ibl-.
don't c.nr in aiact ~ith any nn.
Hh" has he-n exposed t" the di4ea...
In the secrnd place If ,"u have
thoroughly cleanse your nr.m h,
the u'e f me hing t""PeI,'s IN h..
h.,~.ls and kidneys. lie waco mated
AID iiet yourself. eating nmhin.
gr-a-y. salty "r heavy Keep ypu-
r!"rhing aud h''hic. perfectly clean.
and perfrct ventilsri,u Pirk.l..
sour cr"u'. turnIus "r Hh.r Vegetable,
&C ked n meat "r fried in grea,-
meat. heavy brs..i or any "r her h-av,
dirt, should n"f lie eaten by anyone
- n" ha- bern exposed t, the di.-s-e
The L'csI and s,s,e Bari e health
are doug oil j" their pr~er to
prevent The ,prrsd "f the hi-eas-. snd
II The people will only act in cor
jnncsI"n ~iIh h-m il sill 20 a bong
~sys t"~.rd h-adisg us il wonder
tul ravage-. Til. section from Glen
willie I" Cre-t"n have be-n wonder
fully eHP".~d and al hi. ~ritiag /.
is hard 1" tell -" ~hrt The "mr come
will be. But let every man do hi
h~-. tn cheek ifs prusrr,s. ST.
f'il"~inE order IF L cal Bard at
Health:
Order Of Board VI Health.
Ats nI@s inV 1t tn. County . are
"f Hral'A If Calhoun county. held -.
m" c"sr' h""te onSiturdny, Jamuar>
q. 1900. the fnlI"~ing rider VA
~d pied:
" HEsEAs, thu b ard has r,.4-nn t.
Ia. !ieve and d"rs believe that many g.
The ciiizena and residents IF rhi.
o"rrry have i~eu recently eIpra ed I.
the c"nf'gi"n nj sasIlP"x. Nhich bs.
been Pr"vz lent in adjacent e"unrie-
and p~rhape i. nnS il eKirence H.
his county, aud the bard he'ieve.
that extreme precautionary measure
should he adopted To proven, it.
spread,
lr Is TBEEEFoRE ORDERED. Ths
until the further "rder # the b.arf
all public A''e ~hIie., such 4. ehmrchr.
e"m m"n Ach"na, Sunday ~br-ls, lir
erarY S"i-'ie,. AID all "ih-r s,--,i.g-
" '"cT-''-s aud gatherings nh-rr the
people are !" he habit If Assembling
t"g'ther he dmpcm-.d vi in t+
'i'"rIc's Of Sheridan, Gu er snc
sherman. and aS To- the 'ii-'ric'. 80
" A'hI"g'"n nSA l>+e il i. rec ~.
n'-"de'i thai thu b ards If + duca:i r.
aud 'rHs'ses "f he several sub d.,
'Flc'- r"nfrr '"ge'hrr, snd i. d..a,..l
''' ''A"T Tor The p"AIIe safety. di-
c"hii'"s the -eh"Ils h,r aueh rIa.e -
me! may 'h'"E pr PR, snA it i, rec
d" ''e|d"i THAI oil the 'i:G-uS Of rhr
county 'AAe '"ch rI'eAusi,ssr,
measures A. may ia ifrir o~a j,dY
'""' S"l'' ID P'E's'iSg ,Ae SPrrai
- 'h< e"n'HEl u. AID II is tNp-citiI,
rec ~s'r"d' d thar ali ls,pls Aketh-r
!" The qoaran ne di"rLc's "r pn'.
X P a'sI 80 1" their homes as Pn,sI.
Tile luTIu. The Irav,l.,.. al A.
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Castoria

Casforfa = - WILL sfsFors - chrfr-n 90
r--uzsus-r-i n az saP1~- DsaT p~-s-rtDsson
knCEa 70 uss
n A AH-Ra ~ D.
SO 80 oEf-f - EzsasfJa ~
~ phvruesos - ~ 60 'susa g tgrags-
m~us lave -psEsu siEjy - thsF srp--
ss1s e 49, 0I'sis= p--st-u 80 cuusoSa-
- sehp.rh - szAg b.-s $500 er
ussfuz s1ppsas shst - kaSwu - =xllsF
ssrSscfa - - erR 49, - rs-s-ss sua ~
s-ousz - Cu-eris 49, ves ~ - u.E va
hVur spv1 a.
e~p R--1p.A 40 pv-SrnE,
Bu1uc. 49,
49, o ayFn, 49,.
agpey a6eue, No- Trrk alty.
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want to let the people who suffer
fr,7, rheumatism and -cjarieA kE-s
that Cha Hh.rlaiu's Pam baIta Tsi'sv
I'll me- after = uume--r II ntber led
rIue- aud n 4 cinr hzd failed II is
III her, liuin-ut haze ever kaS~i:
NJ j 4 Drdy-n. Aiphzr-its, Ga
rh"u-au'i. Lave been cured f rh-a-
mari-Ts hv this re'u,-Iy. One appli-
cari'n re,'eve. IN. pain. For sale D.
Dye Pharmacy
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II nr4 l""ks lrk. n" cirrmit court
F-h. 10th.
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Castoria

-Cass~rfz - ~ srosSJ-nt s'cdir's- - ~
49, n. sfarEs hsvs reprats,.lr Tod ~ q -
rood sz-el upoa thsiT oh.'dEru
D. c N-sSoB.
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Cagsorta y 90 hs-t rerpsiy - shil&rga -
which AZ scrFrainted- I hTps E,s aay = -
FER diFsans when rnJth-Ts vii coa-sisT ~ --ai
Inter- 81 - tazig shEdrga- aai 80 CaiEsrra 10
80 - rias VARIOUS gEacE n>-sszrss vaicA ~
d-stroytng th-E lsved gues, - iorrtng sptnF-.
Ho-phins. suothius syr,p 80 49, sEgyif
aEeuta -gu thsE taroasA aaesshg usc,Eu-g
$3.50 70 ys-lu-a-urs gTs~a-
D. ;. y Kr-uuna.
Ceavas. 49,
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JANES ? NCDoxALD,
PretiSenl Protein.
Full"Wlr x is the Oath 81 Special
O5lcers.

You d. srle'nny srear that w.
~ill support he C"uslltui.n " TO-.
Uri'sd S'sr'S sd lie Cnp.,i.uir.r
e The STATE + We't Virgins AID
list y"u Wilt" the { ~ " y,uruhii
~ 'i-eharke Var du.irs " sp+ris
OfioSr "f'he l. ell b ard a Heal h
It Calhoun county and that ypu viii
foil, sud faithfully execute il. or
dsrs.
lN-TRUcTroSsr" SPECIAL Orr1cEr-.
All special oHcgr. 1p 10 receiving
r'eir 'FP'in.msui -hsll pl~sr he
fore '"mr "ffiryr u he County az
- rs'd h. administer os,hs ard take
he - b shnvs. and upun ,sking such
18th You h-erme me of the nvrul
nFicrr' e hi. county. srd a. such.
YOU are liable T. Ill psn-l.ipr pre-.
r-rihed nv law f.r failure To- r+rf,rn
Your duty Frr ill ~ ouce 2, =,
lhs puin, ds-iErpisd o., shich Won ar,
g" pertnin' duty snd b. =, sill point
or place by daylight. ~ -
nearly =, that lime - pps.,bls
And iu ,sse t~" gpsrds are a-.isr,t
g. Ierf"rm the sume du'y me me of
duty 'h'll NOT leave ~. Inst until -
l'eve1 ~ lie o'Asr.) suA shsll
leave HE pet Iu'il late I'D time f..
until tls PI5lie trsysl ~, sea.si
Yo0 shall sllov 20 one 70 pas o
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Inteiligsncsr ~sut ire To any ,ddre-
We want An agent II svsry 80, nEe- j,
West Virginia, cavern Ohio ard " st-rn
Pennsylvania
ReRittsusrs should be made BY regi,e-eA
Letter POI al money order or chick
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