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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

high grade n bituminous, said TO be
FIRST class FOR cooking purposes. AZ In
santa 20 county several veins Of nat
ural coke have been encountered In
San Juan county
sOCORRO COUNTY.
In sooorro county also south ana west
Of Magdalena are extensive coal meas
urcs. and further east. ln Lincoln
county. We enter the newly opened de-
posits about white oaks and 20 Cap
itan. The veins are 90 0 feet In
thickness, averaging nearly feet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
SrrrrSa % trunARy prarorons
Ieess Proceedings 10 ~ Instituted o. TO-
rnNnr tho ILlmha

last "wednesday afternoon at tte
q, hooi room 90 Miss riud la tine Com.
mcrcal club building tne board of a.
roctors % the rtoe Public Library o..
rociation held "a mccting aud tho on
cltl rcport ~ that mccting rgnds as fni-
iowai
a special mreting of the board % d.
r,otors uf tbc albuquerque Futic IL.
bfary association culled hy ue proi
dput az thr written request of I've oi
the membrfs 10 the board was ueii
"wednesday afternoon Nov ssth. 70 o
nt the school r,uom vi Miss Fields iu
che Commercial Dlub buidins
Present. The president of the a,so.
citation. Mrs Leonard thr secrstary
Mrs Wrpth. and tn. following dia.-
tors: Mosdnmes Childyr clancy. bob.
asn Koaup. pesror AMI Miss plrr1us.
Tine minutes 81 the las, meeting Of
the bongd were rynd ana approved
Miss Parsons presented the f1ii'winr
resolution
Resolved That this boWd herch,
authorizes ana directs Mrs A. A.
tSrun ana MrH J. y pvarcr. ns a spec
ial committee hcr,by appointed for th,
purpose. to mako fuch Arrangement q
and cmpio, such counsel as may b.
nccrsalIs by suit or otherwise to assert
thc rights 90 This association and Ul
such mrmbors thor'uf as concur iu thi'
1rtlun with rcrtr,i tu thr property ui
the possession W Whoh this association
has hcrn deprived by unhu horIE.d pr.
s1nH ami tnnt 4aii committee. @, here.
Ey .s#...u Fttr f..u..r .uN anil hurIHs 81
ace 200 tho matter without further h
rreti0u fum thls buart
Niss raraouH mufrd the adoption o
the resolution
THE motion was seconded by Mra
ChIldrra
The question was put hy the rrrri
dent. und cluI,d hy tho foilowini
vote Ayes Mesdumcs Chiliera. clan
gy. krpu psarr. unl Mis Parsons,
Nucs ~ s9amps pobson and Wruth 9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
rSDIASs KnLrNo GAME.
Three Hundred Deer skins In a riie 10 tho
MoEoiions.

Reports from the Mogollon section
nrs 10 tho effect that tho banl Of 2U0
Indians are having a hlghly successful
hunt on the Ola forest reserve, saya
tho silver Cigy Enterprise.
AZ one place over 900 dor skins were
soon piled up ln one place.
Nothing has as yet hc,n done by tho
United States authoritirs. Upon re-
cripl of 'he Information forwarded by
superintendent iannerbrrE n the ella
forrest reserve uuuei States Marnliat
a.. 81 Fowhs was notified by the de-
psrJmcnt To lake steps looking - tuo
removal OF the Indians from The re-
serve. nut th.s is n matter in which u
a. much eaaier 30 ISSUE orders ftom
Washington than o. Is 10 carry them
into yGeci in New Mexico ani conse-
queuiiy nothing has yet been accom-
plshed.
No irpredatlons have bccn reported
the settlers giving the fndians wide
berth. thrir presence Icing very gcner-
nIly known
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

ting and rrmownr timber from the
government reservation Deputy Unit
"a states Marshal Fred Fofu0n came
down from Albuquerque Friday ond
Saturday morning In company win
United States Commisstunor Ncwcpmb
visited the pos, Martinez, upon ar
raimmont entered PLEA ~ guIlty
ami was held IN thc sum of 500 bail
Co await the action ~ the next grnpd
jury Not being able % give a bond
Mnginca was then committed Co the
county iall.--silvcr City Independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Richnlnd. Va, Nov 30 The ofnclal
vote Of Virginia In the las prrsldentia
elcctlon, a. asCer,aiBed hy the state
board OF canyassers yesterday, was
For Bryan. itdt1s Mckinley ii7l5l,
woollcy 2l61 nran's majority. &C.
SCI. Bryuns plurality. 2tO2g.
In $50 Bryan gN i5t.JO9 votes an
McK lnley 1856 36s Bryan, plurality
was 1854 There were &c 1ts mo~J vote,
cast In 1896 than In 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Territorial Secretary Wallace yes
terday noon had counted the vote Tor
delegate in all but four counties. Most
of the return sheets had from two 20
seven errors and the Strengthening out
OF these has caused the long delay IN
making the count Late IN the after
noon the vote VIII be- canvesscd by the
secretary In tbs presence Of Governor
Otero
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Holiday supplies ars giving 10, Al
freight business boom on account OF
thu approach 90 Christmas. Christina
goods Of everv description are going
through AMI out or Aihuqurrquo 10 In
terior towns. candy and nuts are NOV
INK n large quantities. Merchants arr
expecting un unprecedented holiday
trade. ana ha'ss arrsuEcd cor generous
stocks aud stores % accommodate g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
Utah. omoislv Vote.

Salt Lake. utah. NV 30 - hr official
canvass % tie vote OF utar shows that
92.0ys votes we're Cast ~. g.. iationAl
ucltst, 1f which Mckinley rcey~d a.
Oss, ANA Bs,7n Hsts. Mokil,cy ma
iorty 2liu
The olnDii canvass of the vote at a.
the last election Ia Iowa on tn pr3posi
tlnn .u hold ylusiitutiC nal cony ntl0H
show r. Wa. isfat,d by s5s votes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

France continues 10 make much ,
Dom Paul 90 a suggested that ths
Frtnchmsn love him Or the enemies he
bias made.
There ere I1teyn prisoners confined
.n the Lss Vegas county inl seven ter
ufuuu ana nIge United sla,os p.iao-
mere seycu of whom are women Who
are b,li on tho charge ~ a5ulary.
lo,orad1 at 9rcseni usa 2.0.QQJl acrea
of land under irrigation. State Engi
uoer McCunc estimates tuul wlgh rvs-
eryoiu properly placed nt laHt 20.ot0-
900 addlt.onaI acus could uo made pros
dueuyc. Twelve years ago farming
was practically unkn3sn in colorado.
IN. movement to scour. the aimis-
.ion uf ORiahoma and the indian 1Nrii-
tors as 0E, state alh seeure tAs favor
of the country. The present population
OF Oklahoma ls ssl&ts Taat ~ the in
dian Territory ls Jgi.gcl The CJmbinct
population " me tao territories B. over
$4,000 Thtlr voting puatun is uforg
tIan iss.ON3
T'urhey has basin taking census OF
Islam. ana nna. taat the number of
Mahammrdans in ihc eorI u 100. sQ0.-
00o. Of tlsse ls 90 w arg "a Turkey IN
Eurlps 100000 iu western Asia ana
HnI1ustau .00l0 0ol ln china. siBo0,-
ul0 boa northern ana uQrtheastern Ar
rlea. bud ll V90.000 are scattered Ia 9th
sr parts of the world,
Thsrs is e bogus hsAisr ln isos Ange-
.ea. claiming to be Francia achlattcr.
'hu hoaler aho created excitement in
this territory "a few yrars ago 5chlat-
Ter died in Ms1ico. ana his enocts were
.ent Co friends a his m ghis city Tbs
i.u AnNeles fraud should he exposed
hy the papers of tnat clty. The or gnal
sehiatter never took a ceut for bio ser-
vices sud b. was an honest bat dnlud-
81 man He rover trisd 90 deceive any
ehs AZ lllAl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
DEAF AND DUNN ASYLUM.

DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM
Hon. H. NJ Read secretary OF the
board of trustee Of the deaf and dumb
asylum. has twenty applications for
pupils The present enrolment of the
school Is hfleon the largest In lts his
tory. An rffort viii b. made 20 In
crease to nifty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Ipj annapolis lni. Nov So--'rhs ON
oiat vote csst at the reernt 81. sit3n
was,
Bryan. s6s.6st. Mckinley aS50S2
wooley i37os nsbs. a.giA Iiaiker i.3ts.
Manoney Ca uniln Reform 2st
Durbin. republican for governor, falls
behind tho rspubican sleetors iSis
vOtss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
NV MfxICo QUARANTINE
Carload 90 cattle Prom sherman, TeSas,
stopped 90 ~ Peso.

Tcrst IL at least getting q taste Of the
New Mexico quarantine. A carload Of
high-gladp caltlc shipped from Shor-
man. Texas. to Iordsburg. s.. 81, has
been stopped at fl psso. by DR. Bray,
tho inspector Tor NpH NexirU The
government quarantine docs not up,r-
ate against sherman and whothrr the
shipper was ignorant of tb, ban placed
ON cattlr frum certain portions Of tho
state. or whether hr d,-lrrd to make "a
Test case col This shipment b. not known.
In either rdsr thr shipper rln unly gee
with ticks san AuDulo Express,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

pes Moines. Iowa. nov gO omclal
returns show that the vote for president
was Republican, 80,. SIS dcIao rat.
2Os,4 ,466; prohibition. 95Ol. peoples par
-, 6ls. socialist labor 25s united chris
iian, 5Oi social dem m,era,s, i613 Total
vats. Sso.OW
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Land Commissioner A A Keen rc.
celvsd from washington So leases Of
school lands. which nave been approx
ed by the secretary o. the interior
They we're forwarded al once to the
leaaeea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

The regular monthly Eeotins of the
mrmbcrs of tho Albupuerque Library
assoc ltl0n Will be held Saturday morn
uF at 1880 o'clock ! ,ombyr I, iu
Miss FliIs seho1l roum in ths Com
mrrclal club building All members arr
requested 90 attend Eila 10 Wroth
Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Trenton y j.. Nov, 90 Thr ofiiciaI
votes FOR presidential electors was RE-
publican. 12i,50i. democratic. lCibQS.
prohlbitlon. 1sil social d.m'crut T..
G0g. social labor 2Osi, pcupics, CO..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
posTorFfcp pTsCoNrfNrD-

POSTOFFiCb nlsCONIlNhb.
The poatoffoe "a Rrazos, RIO Arriba
county. has been discontinued. the
Burns Blggs Lumber company having
removed its mill 90 Edith. Colo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

IL IL stated that the number Of work.
men employed In the electrical indus
tries OF Germany increased from 26.s2i
In 1895 20 5t.fi7 In lSgs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

OPTICAL CANVAS COMPLETED
Late Tuesday afternoon Territorial
s,cntary George u wallace in tha
prcaonce af Governor oiarf enicialiy
oanvosssi the ygts ~ the territory tor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

The New Mexican says IA the end
~ the nscai year on Monday nsHt u
viii b. found that ther. haivr bs.n no
d,acicuces lu urrttoHll apprlpria ions
for neoessnry e2ponses. except Iipssioly
ln ihe appropriation Tor the trausportl .
tl0n " eonyicis from ne several cIun-
ties. who wsrs sentenced 10 tnv psni i.'n-
tlary az santa Fl. Iuia BE- qttir utiur-
al as 81 g. not possible 10 hgur on ths
number Of convicts that ain b. sent 10
% the territorial pruitsntiar5 from Nc
several COUNTIES Tor ono year
Ia these prosp, r8ua times there should
b. no begrars in the ruied States. So
30 Is said that Mla itelen q Glali re-
os.sed 80 bsggirg tiss i 90 week
recrntly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
Imperial lAundr, Iaearporats..

g.. g.. Hall Wuham l. Edglr. George
T. sWeoiland and Areb ii swsetian
Incorporated .hc Imperial Laundry oom-
pauy with headquarters az Aibuquer-
quo Cap .ai. $1,000.
! E Harper. samuel %. clifford ana
" 81 "a LlsEeIlyn nicl Incorporation
paptrs fur tHo C.ntral copper company
Capital. on 100000 headquarters at
ias Cruces Dirotors me hb3ye namei
ueufpDfaion nuh Edward A. Whipple
and a &C. Garcia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Felipe Martiner Was ARRESTED a. Forl
Bayard last week. charged wtth cut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Bonds Of County Indebtedness
School Report,
LAND LEASES APPROVED.
TEnRtroRIAL FUNDS.

Territorial Treasurer J. a. vaughn
received $3.50 for copy Of the com
piled laws
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
rnE GILMORE CAsE.
Territorial Medicine Ac, Being violated
Daily in Las NcEas.


For some months past. there has been
a party here by the name 90 J. ". Gil-
more, who claims h. came from Den
yer, colo. Gilmore has b..n making a
business or pcddling patent med cines
soliciting mainly on the west side and
throughout tfe county When he visits
a home where there g. sick person 30
ma ICES no difference apparently whit
the ailment may De-, be- recommends
treatment with his medicine Ths m1d
az treatment consists mainly la using
an Instrument about quarters II
an inch square. containing number OF
fine needles. which ha applias 10 th
affected parts. after which he usss an
oil. which - very irritating ana form
soab. As the treatment IL very weak
oning. be r, fuses to use o. oftrncr .4ian
once To ten days. since coming here he
has treated probably hundreds OF p.o-
plc refusing 90 accept pay Tor bis SER
Vices. but makes "a Dharga uf 81 Isr bit
le FOR the oil tf ac1ud bottle T.
used he chargcs 50 more This trlt-
ment as a whole has been very sitisfnc-
tory. particularly iu ousfs whore the
nerves are affected. a. Dc o. 10 doubt
due more t0 tie ina aginltiun 90 thn pa
tient. than t0 the real bcnTnls derived
from hts treatment On uthor words
his treatment borders cluarly 1u chris
dan sciencc ThDro are uo cases brouEh.
90 the knowledge cf thr Oplc. where
then. g. q violation OF tn law against
NAL preciice. unless 80 would be iu ihe
manner IN which hc clansct tiiis in.
rtrumsnt before applying Do to another
case while he whites no pr.aN rlptiohs.
! claiming he D. not practmnecr. nell "a
er physician NOR SURG on. yci b. crr-
iainly make dinguosis of "a case be-
/ fore treatment aui recommends c.r-
/ tain treatment aud medicines even %
they are patented. ana und. the Laws
~ the territory there o. no question bui
that Gilmore b. guilty of a gross viola
tion of tho law regulating thc practia'
OF medicine without "a ceusr lna We.
| gas Optic
The state herald., 1900-08-03

Billousness is 4 condition characterized
by disturbance OF the digestive organs
The stomach lie debilitated, the liver
torpid, the bowels constipated. There
is loathing OF food, pains in the bowels
dizziness, coated tongue and vomiting,
first Of the undigested or partly digested
food and then OF bile. Chamberlain d
Stomach and Liver Tablets allay the
disturbances OF the stomach and create
healthy appetite. They also tone up
the liver to a healthy action and regu-
late tue bowels. Try them and you are
certain to be much pleased with the re
suit. Tor sale by i. X. Noblet.
Try the new remedy for costiveness,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. Every box guaranteed. Price 20
For sale by f. X. Noblet.
The state herald., 1900-08-03

Another game Of ball was played at
Holyoke on Friday Of last week between
tho Lamar and hoiyoke mines for the sl5
4th. Of July purse and $40 put up by the
mines. Ths rain on the 4th. prevented
them from playing on that day. The
Holyoke nine was at the bat in the tirst
half Of the ninth inning with one man
out aud the game standing 32 to 80 when
1t was decided to stop the game and di-
vide the purse equally between the nincs.
George Hall aud X. q. KlinRerman
acted as umpires for the game.
The state herald., 1900-08-03

at is with good deal Of pleasure anti
satisfaction that recommend Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.ffoea
Remedy" says Druggist A. w. Sawtelle,
OF Hartford, Conn. "a lady customer,
seeing the remedy exposed for sale on
my show case, said to mo: 4 really be-
leive that medicine saved my life the
past summer while at the Shore and
she became 90 enthusiastic over its mer-
its that nj once mnds up my mind to
recommend It in the future. Recently a
gentleman came into my store SO over
come with collie pains that he sank at
once to the fiosr. gave him dose of
this remedy which helped him. / re-
peated The dose and In fifteen minutes
he left my store smilingly Informing me
that he felt as well as ever" Sold by +.
X. Noblet.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
AAIITIE.
Harvest all up.

Harvest all up.
Hay makers as thick as Politicians in a
county campaign.
j. A. Hazen and viii Stout are max.
ing hay between showers,
Mr.. Herman Poe aud wife attended u
lecture at Imperial, Neb, the 25th.
Horse buyers Of Imperial, Nsb.. pur.
chased team Of Ed. Money tins week.
Hurrsb, for Woody and Metcaif. Pro
hlbition canidatesi Tor President aud Vice
President.
We claim the honor Of writing the first
items to the HERALD come eleven years
ago, when II was published by Painter
and J0rdon.
IL Attorney General Griggs can annul
a law to prohibit the sale OF liquor 10 the
Soldiers, he can just IS easily annul a
law to punish those defaulting Cuban
Officials. The first he has done and Nc
kinley hns said ii was al! right.
What do yon think Christian Voters,
has this government right TO deal out
poison TO our noble young men who are
fighting for our count'y2
We say no. and when il ia stopped our
Casualties Of war will be cut in two.
The value exported from the U. S. to
Cuba during the year 1898 was si0.s8o,
the year 1899 wss ESQ, nj, for 7 months
1900 was s5o3,955. Is 1t any wonder that
the Brewers aro 30 earnestly advocating
tho election OF Mr.. Mckinley
Topsy,
The state herald., 1900-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Marvin and daugh.
ter arrived here last evening IRON Dead
wood, So. Oak. for brief visit with Mr..
Marvin's brother in law, A. ID. McAlpine
and family. Mr.. Marvin is traiumsster
Of the great Burlington Route at Dead.
wood. Several years ngo he was with
the Burlington a, Holyoko. Heexpress-
ed his pleasure and surprise at the sub
stantial growth Of Sterling. He express
ed the opinion that our people would be
astonished at the efficient tram service
which will be inangurated on the new
line OF the 9uiington when completed
Sterling Democrat
The state herald., 1900-08-03
uAXTUN.
T'opsy.

Mr. Frank Campbell has Just finished
putting down fine well.
Harvesting the wheat crop will 10
finished by the end Of the week or be-
fore.
Mr. Seatop OF the Beatrice creamery
company was in town the early pnr, Of
tho week.
Who was the maiden who said she did
not care how many Of tho II. H. ON
plo, ecs Mt Haxtun wore discharged Ms
long ns the agent sns spared.
Some one is sure to pu, up hard
ware store aud n lumber yard IN uastun
this fall. VINO will catch the worm
Reports Of visitor, from many quar-.
ters make good prospect Tor the camp
meeting which begins on saturday
August tih.
Assistant Supi. Mcfarland Of tho Il.
a NJ. says that the crops look better in
the vicinity Of llastun than anywhere
"ih""onR Hi' aiNHN"'
Mosars David and John Lofefon fora,
or residents Of llastun but now oi
Gr,cly sre 10 town ,hi. week looking
after their property and other interests
here.
Many people hero are expecting
friends 10 move bote from tho east this
fall. II has been esiimai.d that thirty
families Of settlers will reach here b.
fore Chrlstmas.
We traded bachelor od for n married
man as tho Creamery lhia week. Our now
fellow townfnap. hr. Anderson by name
ha. wiie and two children aud ls 9riy
desirable addition ~ our community. In
deed Tho bachelor lnat, aA dame fnmor
has II. will soon loaye tho state Of "pinRle
bienaednesr.
The decision on the part of several
parties, who know llastun. TO build
dwelling houses here, tho steady putting
down of wrlls aud ile erection of wind
milla, together with tho importation oi
n sreatdeal NJ line stock, either
'thorougbbreds or highly arated. speaks
vol for tho futnfs u our community,
"Old Missouri"
The state herald., 1900-08-03
THE HAxTuN CAMP MEETING.

= AAAl AAA - OAtaSAAhE ~ AE- AN3.
Those interested in the camp meeting
feel sure that profitable time IL IN pro.
spect. The plan Of holding the meeting
in tent has been abandoned for the bet
ter one, as many think who ought to
know, OF holding 1t in doors in a build
ing large enough for the services which
has been procured for that purpose.
There will DO boarding house offer
ing meals at reasonable rates and . free
lodging house fora good number who
may drop in for just few days on the
ground. Waiting rooms and resting
places have been provided Tor all visitors,
Tie Presiding Es sSili bo with US on
Sunday August 9th together with other
ministerial help and we are expecting a
great day.
Everybody welcomed to the camp
meeting. No one will regret his coming
we are confident.
Rev. w S. Young, pastor.
The state herald., 1900-08-03


The school board met the first Of the
week and employed Prof. G. F. Zimmcr.
man as principal OF tho Antoui,o school.
Prof. Zimmerman proved himself II
thorough teacher mud principal mud mn
agreeable man. The intermediate aud
primary teachers were not selected but
the board viii no doubt exercise tho
same good judgment in selecting that II
did IN choosing n principal. Antonito
pays fair wages for teachers. but the
district on few occasions has been dis.
appointed in the service rendered Tor the
amount OF salary. These are mistakes
that probably will not happen again m
there arc plenty OF good teachers oi
known ability ~ that the board does not
have TO accept anyone OF questionable
ability. This ~ u mater that cannot be
decided by personal wishes or desires.
Nothing but the welfare Of tho Antcni.
to schools should entcr into tho consid.
eraiion.--Antoni,o Ex.
Prof. Zimmerman IL brother Of
Philip Zimmerman Of Holyoke and Ia
we'll known TO the people Of this county
MS he waa nj one ,lmo u resident of the
county.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
AolYoKE lANOlACEACy.
nsware ofa s,eugh.

A cough Is not disesss but a aymp.
tom. Consumption and bronchitis,
which ars the most dangerous aud fatal
dissnsc, have for thoir first indication n
persistent cough. and II properly treated
~ soon ns this cough appears are earil,
cured. Chamberiain's Cough Eemdy
has proven wonderfully succerafnl. and
and gained iis wide reputation and cr
tensivs sale by its auccess In curing tho
diseases which cause coughing. II Il Ia
not beneflcisl IL will not cost YOU 4 cent.
t'or aale by r. X. Noblct
The state herald., 1900-08-03

The Burlington has offered one fare
Tor the round trip (s24 .55) from Holyoke,
Colo. to Chicago. August % to 26tb. on
account Of the annual encampment OF
the Grand Army of the Republic
The return limit OF these tickets is
September l subject to extention to
September 30.
The nearest agent Of the Burlington
Route will be pleased to give You addi-
tional information about rates, dates,
baggage and tain service.
G. E. PAUL, Agent.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
WE SHOULD STICK TO SIMPLE
FOOD


"rhere was in the old days iar less
wear and tear upon the nerves; and,
under such conditions, digestion was
more completely performed writes Mrs
S. I. Rorer Sf"why nm Opposed to
Pies" III the August Ladies' Home
journal. "fhe mothers Of to-day must
look more carefully to the building Of
their bodies and brains than their moth
ers and gfanimoihors did. Indeed. ut
the pace ut which We Americans arc go
ing We use our brains at full speed near.
ly all the timo. What man eau build
brain aud Drawn ON pies, layer cakes OF
preserves, or any other mass Of material
which from its very complesity requires
labor aud Time Tor digestion, drawing the
blood from the brnin to the stomach dur
ins his working honrsg Observe those
who eat ther complex foods cnfoissaly
and hnstiiy, and you will SEQ nt u glance
the conditions that necessitGte q com
pletc rest every now aud then, or an eur
y nervous breakdown.
In my close observation in tho Inst
twenty yonrs | lind very lev people In
our common struggle Tor existence who
can Tor any length Of tim. eat earclessl,
Of complex foods. Al forty or City a
man may perhaps have accumulated
wealth, but not health; and of wha,
earthly use In the first without tho sec
ondy Many persons In the generation
Honc before have eaten pies at least once
u day, but they hays not had meat three
times day, nor have they rushed st our
pace. Tbey gave more time To tho di
gcstiop of th. pie. Peopls who recon
mcnd these rich foods rarely know any.
thing Of their complex conditions. and
still lees Of III. eomplexity Of digestion