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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Notice is hstcbf given that under ahd BY
virtue " hnal Judgment pg dtctee entered 90
!hs uin day OF Jupg a. ~, - isvg ~ ~ D's
lilo in the Territory Of New MChlcn, IN cause
No. 5A2u, wherein = a, Henry p pialnun and
kuiR 8 Kuhn /" kuhn. sna :; w W. hn ae
bell, speeih Master appointed Ia SAID iudg
ueut aud decree 10 execute said Judgment aud
decree and 60 cell the property he,einaiiel
mentioned ca satisfy the Judgment and decree
rendered IN said cause. IN the event that the
defendants 90 some one for them did not
within ninety days nom the date Of said indR
meut, gay Into Court of "a said plaintiff, the
amount Oi said Judgment ana the costs o.. ~ a
spt und Nhcf' as ihr said ninety days have
elapsed and tlic said Judgment Iemiing un.
paid githsr in whole or 10 part, l, the sald spe.
cial a istgr, Viii offer inr sale al public Vrudue
and cell tu ihr hiRuest bidder TOT cash, az 10
uclock lp the forenoon, on monday, the ilth
the Count House ui said County Oi liefnalillO,
she iulluNinR described lots, parcels and tracts
If real estate situate, iying and bsine y the
co aud described as follows, 10 Wlt
beg.nnlug AZ the southwest cornrT land
being par " lhr tsnel Of The lafcyl OF land
gue' lue, Ia the ai9frsad County and ieu''
toy, conveyed 90 Charles w. Lewis by igua.
go Loureul0 DE Gonzales, ~ deed dated
Piubat- Clcgk aud Ia O1clO Recorder Ut said
irruaillO County, y N un pages lfs "a
1850 oi BOOK niiccurds ~ deeds. aud ranning
vest corner thereof thence iu an casiCflf ~
fcctiun l2H $3.50 yards, more on lees % the
northeast corner Of the land hereby cot gtYrd
the cr in asQuihtrly "a fcetiun asv yards more
of lees, a. the southeast corner ~ The land
hereby conveyed thence IA westerly dftc.
ton hld ~ 9N yards, more OF lees, 90 TIE place
pt begiuning' containing ~ ACRES. more os
less.
Also another piece OF property beginning
ID the southeast curucf ~ the above dtacribed
tract, and running va a nOfthcfly AifcgiiDn aNv
Yafdb 10 thU northeast conner tkerrOi thence
in " catcfly direction and "a az ht anH lee with
aalu line above deaCuhra % ~ yards a.
auutherly direction, and AZ right angles % the
last. described line, 100 yards 10 the southwest
conner thereof aud thence On GA eagttrly o.
rrttlnu and ID night angles With the last de
aCnhuh ine. 80 y 30 afda g. thC place Ut be-
ginuing, cuutaluiuH tsfca, mote % ieSs
Also certain uact "a land, beginning Al 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
order for Publication.

Territory ui New Mexico, County oi Bernal.
lilo. in the District Cuuu.
Cora NJ Harding. plainuh,
We Nc, hud1.
James Harding, defendant
80 James harding, the abovc-namrd defend.
ant
You are hereby notified that an action has
b rU begun against you in the above named
Count. entitled a. above, wherein the pain
tiu. Cora NJ Harding, seeks 10 obtain in said
Count an sbsolutc diVufCc from you upon the
grounds uf adultery and failure 50 support her
and ter the care and custody ot her miuui
your appearance ia said Court and ilr ansH "a
90 tie complaint IN said cause, un uT before
Monday, she ath OF OCtOlicf, a, u, 1900, ludH
HARHY y. OWEN,
CLERK ~ said Court
JOHNSON 4 FfNICAL.
Attorneys ing Plaintiff,
=. q. Address, Albuquerque, ". NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

singled (scor!ng Young stole second
and came In on Hansen's hit; Erwin
ended the suspense by striking out
II was a well played game ana El
paso went down through their inability
to connect with the sphere.
eye" Young, another former Albu-
qucrqucan, lead the Colts IN batting
ana folding. lie made two two-bag-
gers and two singles. ANA played an err
rorloss left Score:
silver city D., -..,.l 1 o 0Oo -
M Paso . ..,,..,.OO2O 00O2 60
Albuquerque ana Ei Paao play 'o-day
Charlie Mcdonald vii. be In the box
FOR the Browns ana Long viii pitch COR
the Colts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

ST. Louis, Mo-, sept a. The steamer
War Eagle of the Eagle Packet conn
pnuy, ana the steamer Carrier Oi the
Calhoun Packet company, burned 20
the waters edge to-day Joseph
schultz, bin clerk burned 20 death
while asleep on the Texas dock The
loss ls estimated ht 10000.
The entire Grew and all the passen-
gere on the Carrier we're on board when
The Ere started, but were aroused and
got ashore safely.
The tire IA supposed 20 have started
from hot ashes, dropped from the pipe
~ thD colured fireman, who was smOk
lng cOutTary " orders.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

NeW Work sept a "A dispatch ID
The Herald from Picking suys, An imo
perlal decree has been received here,
announcing the arrival Oi the emperor
and emhrcss dowagor, Of Tai Yuan Fu.
The decree commands the governor oi
shan ~ province "a raise money ~
build "a palace ~ Hsian f'u, ~ the new
intended capital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

splendid Game Yesterday between silver
City and ~ raso.

1piehhid Nhfno Yesterday totWruu silver
City and ~ t'aso.
The silver city Reds redeemed them
selves f0r Tuesdays defeat by doing up
the Ei Paso Colts In the second gaze OF
the tournament yesterday afternoon.
They gained lead OF ave runs IN the
fourth which the ~ paso boys were
unable 90 overcome.
Nolse was In she box Tor the Reds.
and while he allowed his opponents
seven hits. succeeded IA striking out
fourteen men. In the ffth he retired
the side Ia one. two. three order, Young.
jacoby and Mccue tanning the air.
The Colts tried hard % win the game
in their half OF the ninth, with the
score seven % four against them.
Young led on with a two hAggor. ia
CODY sacrificed 90 right. advancing
Young 10 thisd, McCHe a former Aibu.
querque player was next 20 tho bat
and was due FOR hit having struck
out IA the second and hfthi he vas UNI
equal 10 tho occasion, however, and
famed out for the third time; Laekey
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
A LAND CONTEST

Vicente Pena. % Puerto dc Luna.
Guadalupe county has instituted a
contest IN the local land ofnce against
Jose T. Valencia for tract Of and, 100
acres On extent The hearing has been
oct Tor the 18th OF next month az Puer-
20 de Luna AZ the time Of the hearlng
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Notice ls hereby given that will on the Ah
day ui May, A, ~, 1000, uhcT iuf sale aud sell
~ The highest bidder for cash, eight bonds OF
the school district Of precinct No. te 81 Hef.
naiillO county. heW Mexico, Of the dcnOml-
nation Of siN hundred dollars each. which
have been Issued according 70 law fuf the Dur.
punc % building school houac IN faid pfc.
Cinct J. l.. pEuFA,
Treasurer of Bersaillio eennty'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
HAIRY Y OWN
CLERK OF Said Court


Territory ~ New Mexico
County nf Hrfualillo,
la the District CnuIt
Mary RUSSELL 4, -.
NO onnp
William j, Russell
To William j. Russell, the above named
defen iauti slf;
You are D.. rely notified that thc above 20.
titled cause h peuding in the said Couni that
lie above named y aintlu Mary Russell seeks
BY said count 20 Obtslr. an absolute dNot Y
fIpm you the raid defendant on the atuunus
Of Abandonment aud failure 10 support, and
The care and custody of her two minor child
reu. aud unless you enter your appearance IN
I'M said cause on ur before the slh day of Ocig.
Der. A, u. 1900, igdgemgnt Will Dc trndefed
against you HARRY r OWN.
CLERK of said Court
&. ". u. buYAN, attorney TOT plainuh,
Albuquerque, ~ NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Tertiary OF New MeHlco,
County OF Heruhlili0,
IN the Diairict Court.
Hc,iie May Llnbam, Plainuh,
". Y No ouNas
William cham, Defendant
IoWilliam tsanham You are hereby mott
lied that "a suit has been commenced against
Won by the said li~ttic Nay Lanham, praying
that the bonds 0f matfltnOny nov existing &c
tween you and she said plaintih. Hetue Ma
Lauhafn. be forever q ssnlved on the grounds
of Abandonment aud failure % suppOu That
unless you tutcf bOuf appearance ! SAID sui
on uf before the 24th day OF September A, -
1900 q deere pfu-c0nicsao Will be entered
HARaY Y. OWN
Clerk IT said District Court
FELIX "A. LKsTgR,
Attorney tor Plaintiff,
Office aud Post Otto address.
Ctumweli Block,
Albuquerque, n, M.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

IN the Dis,nc, Court lor the County OF Bema-
lilo.
hsia Tway, BY her ncH; friend, 49,.

IN the District Court iof the County OF Bcma.
lilo.
haia Tway. BY her neH; friend, 49,.
", Z No. auiA
W J. Tway, ctaL
Notice 10 hereby given that BY virtue ~
decree rendered iu the above fntltIrd CHuEr on
the dth day Of juns, 1900, the undersigned
spccial master Ia said cause. viii un Wslnes.
door " the count huuae 81 hefnaiillu county. ln
Old Albuquerque, N, N between che hours
~ 10 and II O'clOCk in the forenoon oi said
day, Offer lof sale and sell % The highest bid
der fOf cash, the premises hereinafter descfh.
cd 20 latisiy The indebtedness hy said decfee
dseteed 60 BE- due 70 the respective parties, TO-
Nit3
4. All cont costs and expenses incurred In
the 40, We cause, including q rritrer's fee II
600, and Zee ni si0 60 che HeunEFaphcr, and
the costs of making this sale
q. The Indebtedness due aud owing to the
defendant aud cross. conf lainant, Jas. saYfca,
amo uniting 10 fto7uI Together VII Interest
thereon from the isi day q Apfil. 1907. unul
the date OF sale Al the rate Of Il ser cent per
aunum together With an attorneys Zee OF
d. The sum Of piso 10 uhe plalpii0. Nara
klla iwayt aud the sum Of too 20 The defend
q The balance ui the proceeds receive 4
from sale 10 Be paid as fuiiue'ai Ihfrr.riHhtha
90 The plaintiff. Malta klla Twly, and tive
ciahina. uf % much ~ may Or nrrres lfY tu paY
ednraa due said haldudge amounts tu tht sum
Of 5000 90, together Win costs and 100 aitof'
ugy Zee ui 400.
The premises Ia be sold are situate In the
New Mexico. and mote particularly dracfihrd
~ lut No 10 in block 80 4. 100 iht q W.
Lesis Highland Addition No so tIr City %
THOMAS S HeBnTLt,
special Master.
Albuquerque. \ NJ sept y, 1900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
Another Case Of Womb
Kidney and BEa oder
Trouble Cured by Lydia
E. PEBaGIsaSs's Vegetable
1os,pDosrmef.

"DEAR FmEsD- Two years ago had
ehild-bed fever and womb tronble In
is worst form For eight months after
birth of babe / was not able 10 sit up
Doctors treated me, but with no help.
I had bearing pains, burning in
stomach, kidney aud bladder trouble
and nay back was stim and sore, the
hight ovRry was badly affected and
everything / ate distressed me, and
there was a bad discharge
~ was confined 20 my bed when I
wrote 10 you for advice and followed
yoEr directions faithfully, taking
Lydia 4, Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound, Liver Pills and using the Wash,
aud am now able 20 do the most Of my
housework. ! believe ! should have
died II Il had not been for your Com.
pound. I hope this letter may be- tho
result 81 benehting some other suffer
ing woman. recommend you. Com
pound 10 every one. Mis-. MAHf
VAUGHN, Trimble, Pulaski Co, Ky.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22


On the District Couue hctnalillo county New
Mexico,
Kunicc Mcclellan.
Plaintiff.
Arthur. Ambfusio. CLARA No, bG7t.
and Alfrtd funke,
heirs Of Louis huuke,
Defendants
The said defendants are by this notified that
4 suit entitled a. hese set out has been nled
against them BY the said plliuuH; thai the
name and postoiice address Of the plaiutti >
attorney h ~ =. kudry, Albuquerque, y ~ /.
that tie general objects of said snit 4 90 quirl
the title 10 piaintln 60 picce ~ land south o.
the city ct Albuquerque, To- said county known
De the "Funke Place" which y 90 vafas vide
from north 90 south. and runs from the OLD ia
reias Tua2 on the west, % tie uRht ~ way or
the Atchlson, Topeka n Santa Re hailNay ON
the east, aud tu which she alleges TIE eald de
PENDANTS make some claim advcf so her title,
and that unless you the said defendants and
each Of you enter your appearance "a sac
cause in said count Al the couu house " Ilu
Albuauesque, n, ~, on OF before TIE tfn DAY
oi November AID 1900, Judgment viii De teu .
derpd therein BY default against YSu og such "
you A. thus fail to appear, aud the relief prayed
Tor OF proper proof made vii BE- granted 20
HARRY Y OWN.
CLERK oi Said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
rnNsInNa nllANrED

Passions have been granted 70 Thos.
Mason. OF Central. Grant county, % a
month, ana Preciliana Chavez dc Mar.
tines. OF santa Ne. s. a month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

T.. bNCLlNCANlE e. CO /,
SiY OFFICE a.: 1 1a5 5sSf e.,
rI.Iu Cnirfld1lba6. samples tYuiaIIpf
s rrTsr ..ltrceiec IGompt and laIcfHl attru On
Id 3 siYtI BulllsR asss' s,se 80 sis'I'i
-UFnnifft'sH Thffc Tbs. Or cor lnad iCf..
T9 iTvrfu - psuvrr. rnf.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
Two letters which Provo
EIiaf Lydia e PEnftSsanS's
Vegetable Compound VIII
Remove TUsIIOr and Cure
Other female Weakness

Two years ago ] WAS great
sufferer from womb trouble and pro-
fuse flowing each month, and tumors
would form IA the womb had four
tumors in two years. went through
treatment with doctors, but they did
me no good, and / thought l would
have 10 resort to morphine,
THE doctor said that all that could
help me was 20 have an operation and
have the womb removed, hut l had
heard Of Mrs. Pinkhnm's medicine aud
decided 90 try IL, and wrote for her
advice, and after taking her Vegetable
Z Compound the tumors were expelled
and I began 10 get stronger right
along, and am as well as ever before
/ Can truly say that I would never had
gotten well had II not been for Lydia
I L. Pinkham's Compound. MARY A..
\ STAN, Watsontown, Pa.
After following the directions
I given In your kind letter for the treat
ment Of leucorrhca, can say that
/ have been entirely cured By the use
/ OF Lydia T., Pinkham's remedies, and
will gladly recommend them 10 my
I friends. "A. u. DAvms, Bsnghamton,
A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
Monthly Suffering Is AZ
ways Cured by Lydia e.
PInkhSm's Vegetable
OORPOJHds also Back
ache and BearSng-6OwH
palms.

81 suffered untold agony every
month and could get no relief until /
tried your medicine your lc tier OF adj
vice aud few bottles of lydia l..
PinkhRm's Vegetable Compound have
made me the happicst woman alive. /
shal bless you a. long as | live.
JOIE SAUL, Dover, Mich.
" Four years ago had almost given
up hope Of ever being we'll again. |
was iiiicted with those dreadful head
ache spells which would sometimes
last three or four days Also had
baekaehe, bearing down pains, leucor-
rhmR, dizziness, and terrible pains az
monthly periods, combining me 10 my
bed. After reading so many testi-
monials for your medicine, concluded
10 try H. / began To pick up after
taking the first bottle, and have con-
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Ike different woman. / can recon-
mend Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound In the highest terms 10 all
sick women. Miss Rosa HELDKH,
1876 w. Cleveland Ave, Canton, o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
Common
Sense
Talk with
Women

n a person n ill and needs a mcdi.
sine u " not wise 20 get one that has
stood the test OF time and has hum
dreds ~ thousands Of cures 70 its
credit?
A great many women who are illtry
every thing they hear Of In this way ~
medicine, and this experimenting with
unknown drugs Ia constant menace
10 their already impaired health.
This seems 10 US very uowise, for
there are remedies which are no ex-
pcriments and have been known years
aud years to be doing only good.
Take for instance Lydia =. Pink.
hnm'u W table Compound; for thirty
years itA coord has been one AN
broken chain of success. No medicine
for female Ills the world has ever
known has such n record for cures
IL seems - strange that some people
wiz take medicines about which they
really know nothing, some OF which
might be. and are, really harmful
while on the other hand II IL easily
proved that over one million women
have been restored 90 health by Lydia
r. pinkhams Vegetable Compound
We have published in the news.
papers Of the United States more
genuine testimonial letters than have
ever been published la the interest Of
any other medicine.
An this should, aud does, produce a
spirit Of confidence In the hearts Of
women which g. difficult 10 dislodge,
and when they are asked Ia take some
thing else they say, " No, we want
Lydia T.. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound, which has been tried, and
never found wanting whose reliability
Is established far beyond the expert
mental N, re"
We have thousands of letters like the
following addressed to Mrs. Pinkham,
showing that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

RI. Heller OF CabeEon ia IN the city
on pleasure and business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Attorney FOR plaintiff.
once ana postofiicc address, Albuqucf
que. New Mexico.
The broad ax., 1900-04-14
CAN'T JUDGE wonrr.s CLOTH
A asssena Never Kasvs when Hs
wife Looks ssyiisA.

CAN J0LoG W0nEN-o CLOlH
asssenA Never Kaevs when H,s
wife Leoks ssyiish.
Ny husband always thinks have
stocks OF clothes; he never seems to
know that I may need a new gown"
The speakers tone was plaintiye. She
was simply CARRIED In q style which to
n trained ere was eloquent OF a cheap
dressmaker, and the only really ele-
CANT article OF her costume. q beauti-
full wrap OF rich material. was OF a
fashion which had prevailed several
years earlier: probably this garment
had belonged to her trousseau. She
and her friend passed On. deep in con-
versation. and l went my way, the
scrap of sentence which had over
heard unvittingly lingering with me
and suggesting long train OF thought,
says Golfers Weekly. What does the
average man know about the needs OF
q woman in the ordinary course Of her
life? Why should he, being a hus-
baRd, dictate as to the number OF
10 III h4o WIG VI NAN
bonnets she has to match them?
Granting that the mans means are not
unequal to satisfying her reasonable
requests, why should he interpose an
objection in q domain where he is in
experienced and out OF his element?
OF course. II a man cannot AFFORD the
money to buy new gowns for his wife,
she. az a sensible, grown-up person.
with his and her own interests at
heart, will not ask for them. IL she
does, when In his confidence and
aware OF the need of frugality, she is I
vain. selfish and silly creature. unfit
Ior wifely responsibility. The large
majority OF women, in smaller things,
at least, are rather economical than
extravagant and do not Intentionally
waste the substance OF their husbands.
To a mans eye women may appear
| perfectly well dressed, when every
woman who looks at her will inevita-
bly, be impressed with the hopelessly
dowdy character of her clothes. / do
not know that one likes a man better
for his accurate acquaintance with
millinery or dislikes him for his ig-
norance Of the subject He has his
province. woman has hers. The fact
Is, that among the most charming men
in the world are those who do not diff
ferentiate between a PaQuin or Felix
gown and toilet made by home seam
stress after a model cut from a cata-
logue. The little woman bewailing her
fate, in possessing quantities OF clothes
when she was really in the condition
OF the famous Miss Flora McFlimsey
with nothing to wear. stands for q
large class OF unfortunates. There Is
for them a way out Of their laoyrin
thine trouble, a straight and clear way
the way Of the regular allowance. Blu
they have not always the tact nor tht
nerve which enables them to find on
how TO take the first step toward thei:
deliverance.
The broad ax., 1900-04-14
MARCUS DAILY.

tana in 1880, as the representative OF
q syndicate Of which Hearst was
member. to develop some property
there Daily was given a working in
terest. This was the foundation of
his fortune. He took hold Of the An
aconda copper properties of his princi-
pals and developed them to such an ex-
tent that his interests have amounted
in twenty years to $50 ZOO, 600. The
Anaconda, with its mines at Butte, its
shelters at Anaconda, fits sawmills In
the western part of the state and its
coal in the eastern and northern por-
lions. is the largest employer of labor
in the state. employing 10000 people
out Of total population OF 100000. It
reduces 1000 tons Of ore every day and
during 1898 cut more humber than any
other establishment in the United
States.
DAILY is not a remarkable man except
as a money-maker, nor has his career
been eventtul. His diversion is the
breeding of horses and raising fruits
He has the second largest apple or
chard in the country and his horses
have won fame on the race track.
Probably the happiest days of his busy
life are spent on his Bitter Root ranch.
Each summer he is there with his fam
lily. He always has friends there. They
are not. as a rule, people who have
fine places Of their own. Boys and
girls of the age of his own children
are the principal visitors. and to see
Daily with the youngsters one would
not suppose he was carrying the bur
dens Of one Of the biggest enterprises
in the northwest.
The broad ax., 1900-04-14
NOW A CAPE NOME NABoB.

Several scores OF men in the new
and ex,raOi binary gold fields OF Cape
Nome. away Up in northwestern Alas
ka. have made marvellous leaps from
diresI poverty into the .ap of riches
during the past year. But no one Ut
Cape Nome has had a more unusual
career and has gone more swiftly from
poorest, pinching poverty TO abundant
wealth than Jacob b. Halsey, who Ia
known all along the coast OF Alaska
Jake, as he is called, is one of the six
richest men in the Cape Nome gold re-
gion.
Jake is a native of Maine and is nov
thirty-Iwo years old. He was born IN
poverty. and ND to the. age of thirty
had tasted deeply OF its bitterness. For
fifteen years his total annual earnings
never amounted TO over $215. Five
years ago Jake worked on a wharf in
Rockland, Ne, and later wss a freight
brakeman for a while. Three years
ago he tramped from Chicago TO Kan
sas City and beat his way on the cars
from Kansas City To San Francisco.
He wandered around Frisco during
July, 1897, without q cent in his pocket.
he then got odd jobs cleaning windows
CT doing something Of that nature, ana
by strict economy managed to save
little. In February. 1898. with but Sl02
in his pocket. he started for the klon-
dixie gold fields Here ne endured ter
rible hardships, nearly dying from
hunger and cold. and found that all
the claims were taken. He managed 20
tive for a while doing chores at Daw-
SON hotel. He received s65 from a man
whom he nursed while sick. and was
shout TO start back Cor Frisco when he
heard wonderful tales Of the immense
gold deposits at Cape Nome. He start
ed for the new field. located claim on
Snow Creek, six miles from Nome. ana
struck IL rich from the start His luck
was phenomenal. Today he has VS.
coo on deposit In San Francisco
hank. He owns two placer mines al
Nome easily worth $4,000 more. Be
sides he has real estate at Nome that
rents for 500 . month and might be
The broad ax., 1900-04-14

eFsM epen this globe. An Enxiish
lady advised me to 30 and see the rich
farsi young women riding bicycles on
the road beside the sea at O'Clock Of
any afternoon. What an ideal. The
bicycle has 50 revolutionized young
womanhood in England that men who
return there after short absence can
NOT credit their senses as they note
the change In the maIdens and their
nome government What will II do
or not do-in India? Truly that mod
est-looking toy has worked as much OF
the change In this swift-booted CEN
Jury as many Of our important inyen-
lions. Ii has proved a steed which
leaps the highest bars OF prejudice.
runs away with the deepest-rooted con-
Ventions-even outpaces the plans of
women for their own emancipation.
try to fancy what IL may do in India,
but, after all, IL has only a few thou
sands Of Parsis upon whom to work.