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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-17

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= feeling all over.
llso had fe m
akness. I was all
down, and could
lot do any work
Wit h 0 suffering
at
so l wrote to
'ou. You advised
me to use DR..
Pierce's Gold
\ en- M e dical
\ Discovery and
\ 'Favorite Pre-.
\ scription.' I
. used FIVE bot
ties of each.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-17

Have you a sense Of fullness in the
region Of your stomach after eating?
If SO, you will be benefited by using
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. They also cure belching and sour
stomach. They regulate the bowels, too.
Price, Is cents. Sold by A. c.. ireland.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-17
p rovoH d.

Roostsr-Sa, old man, 1st's hsir; I'm
tired Of being henpssksd myssk.-Chi-
oAgo htsr Ocean. ,-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-17

The New Mexican Printing
Company carries a com
plete stock of blank lega
forms in conformity will
the laws of New Mexico
and the following is a par
tidl list of those in general
use:
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bond for deed.
Bond, general form.
Bond Of indemnity.
Execution.
Search warrant.
Notary's record.
Promissory notes.
Certificate of marriage.
Official bond.
Letters Of guardianship.
Execution, forcible entry and detainer
Subpoena.
Capias complaint.
Administrators bond and oath.
Declaration in assumpsit.
Declaration in assumpsit on note.
Sheriff's sale.
Satisfaction of mortgage.
Assignment Of mortgage.
Application for license.
Lease.
Bargain and Sale Deed.
Lease on personal property.
Application for license, game and
gaming table.
Chattel mortgage.
Power Of attorney.
Acknowledgment.
Mortgage deeds.
Option.
Notice C: protest.
iNotaries' notice of publication.
Guardians bond and oath.
Warranty deeds.
Quit claim deeds.
Sheriff's flexible cover pocket docket.
Receipt books.
Laws of N. M.-English and Spanish.
N. M. Supreme Court Reports.
Pattison's Forms Of Pleadings and
Practice.
SPANISH BLANKS.
de partldo.
Neutrality-suspicious..
de REMINGTON.
Garantixado.
Hipoteca de bienes muebles.
garantixado extenxa forma
de hipoteca.
ought of S. e. Newcomer,
;ythe. Cerrillos; Aragon
N ON APPLICATION
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-17
An Artistic Impromptu.

That's a graceful careless effect in
your Indian corner drapery?
Careless effect! went up and down
the step ladder 10 times before l got it
to look ght.-Chicago Record.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-17
LEGAL


MINING BLANKS, IN CONFORMITY
TO THE UNITED STATES AND
TERRITORIAL LAWS.
Amended location notice.
Agreement Of publisher.
Proof of labor.
Lode mining location.
Placer mining location.
Title bond to mining property.
Title Bond and Lease Of Mining Prop
erty.
Mining deed.
Mining lease.
Coal declaratory statement.
| Notice of right to water.
Forfeiture notices or publishing out
notice.
STOCK BLANKS, CONFORM TO THE
REGULATION ESTABLISHED
BY CATTLE SANITARY
BOARD.
Bill Of sale, animals not bearing vend-
or's recorded brand.
| Bill Of sale, animals bearing vendors
recorded brand.
Certificate Of brand.
Bill Of sale, range delivery.
Authority to gather, drive and handle
animals bearing owners recorded
brand.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE BLANKS.
Auto de arresto.
Auto de prison.
Appeal bond.
Appeal bond, criminal.
Appearance bond.
Bond to keep the peace.
Declaration jurada.
Fianza para guardian la paz.
Forcible entry and d%etainer, summons.
Bond replevin.
Replevin writ.
Replevin AFFIDAVIT.
Peace proceedings, complaint.
Warrant.
Commitment, ]. P.
Attachment affidavit.
Attachment bond.
Attachment writ.
Attachment, summons as garnishce.
Justices summons.
Our blanks can also be
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-15

Houston, Sept. IA. w. Maxwell,
general superintendent and j. w. Al.
len, general freight agent Of the Mis-.
sour, Kansas and Texas railway. are ut
Galveston for the purpose Of comforting
with General Manager Polk, Of the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe, and Man.
ager Hill, Of the Galveston. Houston
and Henderson railway, with the object
Of combining their efforts on the recon
struction Of one bridge for all railways
entering Galveston for the time being
and thus secure an early resumption Of
traffic and the partial restoration Of bus.
iness In Galveston. Such a plan, IL Is
belie7sd, will b. adopted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-15

Chicago, Sept. 10. -Chicago's first o..
fering Of food and clothing for the Texas
food sufferers left here at o'clock ON
Thursday night over the Rock Island
road In a special train Of six cars that
has the righ. Of way over all other trains
as far as Fort Worth. other cars packed
at Rock Island, Davenport, Muscatine,
Topeka, Kansas City, st. Joseph and
Wichita will be picked mp on route and
II Is eKpected the train will consist Of 20
cars when IL reaches its destination. The
train Is expected 10 reach Fort Worth At
li:l5 o'clock tomorrow, from whence II
will be- taken 20 Houston over the Hous-
ton and Texas Central on IA special train
schedule.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-15
CONDITIONS IMPRovlNo.
Most ef the Dead Disposed Of aud D.bri.
Il Being Removed.

Galveston. via Houston. Sept. IA
What Galveston needs now Is money
and disinfoctants. Next 20 those two
things she needs forage. There Is now.
rs near - can be estimated. 300 cars Of
provisios-a ON the way and with what is
already here that amount will suffice for
a time at leas, We need no more
doctors.
Yesterday was the first time actual
progress was made towards clearing up
the city. The bodies Of those killed in
the storm have for the most part been
disposed o. A large number may b.
found when the debris Is removed from
some buildings, but at the present there
are none 20 be seen save those occasion.
ally cast mp by the sea- Bodies have
been burned. thrown into the water and
buried. anything to got them quickly out
Of sight.
The chief danger Of the future is pesti.
lence, due 70 large numbers Of unburied
cattle lying upon the island whose de.
composing carcasses pollute the air to
almost an unboamble extent. This,
however, is not in the city proper. but
Is the condition prevailing in the out.
skirts Of Galveston.
One great trouble heretofore has been
the inability TO organize gangs Of labor.
ers for the purpose Of cleaning the
streets. II has been absolutely neces.
ary that all men should as far as posi-.
bic work IN relieving the city Of corpses
in the streets, and the authorities have
not heretofore been able 10 pay much
attention % piles Of debris cncumbering
the thoroughfarc aud which doubtless
concealed many bodies Of those killed in
the storm.
Adiutaut General Scurry Thursday
succeeded in getting gangs Of laboring
men organized and the progress made
was remarkable. aud from now ON It
will be much greater. Large piles Of re-
fuse had been gathered and burned and
for the first time this work Of cleaning
mp has proceeded In a systematic way,
At Texas City four newspaper relief
trains arrived Thursday night, bringing
supplies, nurses, doctors, etc. Atten.
dants aud supplies will be taken across
the bay at once.
The city has finally lifted It's head from
beneath the weight of woe which has
been pressing down aud from now ON is
rehabilitation will be- sure. and II money
is received 10 win b, rapid.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-15
.EleHTY-FIVE PASSENGERS.
They Were Lost at Bolivar Point IN
Route to the stricken city.

hout" 10 the stricken city.
New Orleans. Sept ll.-The States
has received telegram from Hon. John
II. Poe member " the state board Of
education. aud residing at Lake Charles.
stating that So lives were lost on the
Gulf and Interstate train, which left
Beaumont early Saturday morning for
Bolivar Point, after having made con.
nections with the Southern Pacific train
which left this city Friday night Mr..
Poe was one of the passengers on
this train and fortunately, together with
IA few others, he sought safety In the
lighthouse ut Bolivar Point aud was
saved.
The train reached Bolliver Point about
noon aud all preparations made 90 run
the train ON the ferryboat preparatory
10 crossing the bay. But the wind blew
M swiftly that the ferry could not make
a landing and the center Of the train.
after standing ON the tracks Tor a few
minutes, started to back toward Bea u.
mont. The wind increased 50 rapidly
coming in from the open sea, that soon
the water had reached level with the
bottom Of the seats within the cars. Il
was then that the passengers sought
safety in the nearby lighthouse. But
Mr.. Poe states in his telegram that in
spite Of all efferts 81 passengers were
blown away or drowned. The train
was entirely wrecked
Those who were saved had 10 spend
over 30 hours In the dismal lighthouse
ON almost no rations The experience Is
one that they will remember ms one Of
the most terrible " their whole lives.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-15
Dow rromInenl rer.on. nraa.

Houston. Sept li..-Therc are really
only few prominent parsons among the
list Of dead at Galveston. Most Of them
are people who were not well known
outside theirow circle OF acqunintances
The class Of people who are dead were
working people, small tradesmen aud
small professional men and their
families
The reason for this is plain, inasmuch
~ the greatest force Of the hurricane
was eKerted against the east end, the
west aud the water front, while in the
center Of the city, where the people Of
greater prominence lived, there was not
no much loss Of life.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-15

Houston, Sept, ll.-MAil service 10
Galveston has been restored and two
mails each day will be dispatched until
better facilities can be provided.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-15
Room and Board

Wanted, In some private family
for young man, must.be close In. c.,
at Eagle office. 2i5
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-15

Genuine Imported old Tom Cat
Gin at the Eposition Saloon. l53t.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-08-18

The next morning, when all the
tourists turned out to see the sunrise,
could discover her nowhere. i in
quired OF the host, and learned that
Mrs. Whitworth had departed before
sunrise, with her carriage and her
courier. l went to my empty room
and discovered that she had taken my
dispatch box, containing all my val
uables. l made no inquiries, and told
no one of my loss; for she had infat-
uated me. Was the Spaniard her hus.
band? / do not know.
Many years have passed. never
saw her again.-San Francisco Argo-
naut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-30
Baltimore, 27. W9ai 1900.
$3.50 8elnhnuns iuirb fiir bic Sn=

formation bs5ablt, Die 5ur 9srbaftung
uno usberfiibrung .irseno elmer perion
ooer YerIonen fii6rt, Die eine ungeleb=
li9e 9anblung boour9 bornimmt, ir1z
bem iis irgenb einen NngeiteQten bleler
gompagnie in Der grfii1ung ielner
Yfli9t oosr pFli6ten beldflgt oosr
ansreift, ooer fir Snformdtion, Die
CUR 9erbaftung unb lleberfiibrurs ir=
geno Semunoes fiibrt, Der bic pfoltsn,
OrGbts, 2ampen oOer 4pparats, giz
gentbum bieier Gompagnie, in ir9sno
elmer 8siIe perni6tet beI6abigt ooer
in iresro elmer WsiIe peren Sroudbarz
felt beein..u,7..5t.
United Electric Light and
Power Ce.
Sm Nuftrage:
q. =. 3eilbpIB,
Q48-) @ensrdl~9ei1d i1dftsfubrsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-30
pieiem GreigniB in &enntniB gefeBt 5u
glu8 8oerenquellen.

oieIem Greigni8 in 8enntniB gefeBt 6u
babe7.
Nu5 8oerenquellen.
8rttoria, %. Mai, burd 9oten
rad Qoren3o Marque3, %. W&di. -
Die 9erItGrtung uno 9ermsbrung Der
9efsiti9un9en Ger 9auptitaOt ma4t
rifIi9e 5oriihrittt.
6uaoerte bon 8efangenan, bic in Der
am OisnTtag BEL 6inoI2D Tuttgebabter
S6Ia6t in Die 9Gnoe Der 8oersn fies
len, iinO pd6renO Der Na6t bier angsa
tpmmen.
@eneral S6aIf Burger belt gsz
fern an bic iSreiitdatan 9urgbsrs
duF Der 6aiI6roner StroBs cine 2lnz
Ipra6e uao ertlGrte, CAB aQeSurgbers,
1psl6e Ijh ergebsn polltn, Dus frsiz
febe. @on Den 5000 Mann. an pels
6e @snsral Sfalt Burger I4 9ez
penoet balte, traten nur12 Dor, Iie lpas
ren Oes Samples miioe.
Sin @uerilIa 8rieg in groBem
MaBit1be Itsbi i'm 6rejituate 6eppr.
SGqlih pirb oa5 Gntreten ii6erra4
i1moer GreigniiIe erpdrtet.
Man 1T ii6er5sugt, oaB eine fur6tz
bare 3srItDrung BON Nlinen @tgens
t6um i'm R1no 6eIdloiTen porben lit,
penn Der Sr;eg8I6aupiuB nuh iensm
Sbsile Der Rspublif oerlegt miro.
@ermii4t 8riegSna6<
rid tea.
Die 9oersn 5Regierurg bat, tpie
aus Pretorja oerlauIet, oQe 9lnItalten
getroFfen, Die anti tngliihs g(gitdtion
Der beioen Hepubliten in europa uno
2(meritu ni6t erI9lafIsn gu ldFen.
Wfdu min in bieIsr Ri6tung ni9ts
berIdumen uno feline Soften I6,uen.
Oepei6en aus 2oren5o Wfurque5
bsrii6ern, baB bon bort mod INNER
groBe 0uantitGtsn &riegs Nuniz
tion ms Sran5baul a6gs6en, e6anio
5ablrei6e elyropdiIde Hetru!en fir Die
Soeren 2lrmee.
Sm 6ritiihen llnterbauIe srfldrte
Der 5ii6rer Der MuiorjtGt, u. s. 8ala
four, DAB inn mod te;nerlsi Snforma4
t;on iiber ir9enO pel6e 6risoeu5z8erz
banOlungen nit Dem 5ran5padl 3uges
gangen lei.
2tu5 Stnet1( an Der SiruBe bon
Bethlehem rad 8in6urg in Der W}itte
be5 Oraais 6reiItoatt8 geIegsn, lief
unter'm 27. Ora; folgen0e M!ittbeilltng
Elm: 8eneraI Gunole bat mil 2trt;lez
RE, 02omanrD uno Den 8sgimsntsrn
bon @iltIbire, MibOlefer uno 2sice|ter
unter W}ajor 0alia5 Seneful, bon no
bic goerm Dur6 einige 9rdndtI4iiiIt
partrie6,n ipuro,n, beIeBt. Sin Seib=
tornet unO cine 2tn3ahi 8oeren lpuroen
get0otet. Die 9erluite Der 9rjten be-
lauFen Iid) auF II Mann. Man glaubt,
baB bic 8Oersn Iib Bel 8etbIe6:m con-
3entriren.
General Buffer lit bon Ieinen Spioa
nen ba6in unterri6iet norOen, baB bic
9oeren in Npro Nutal Ii9 auf bea
6eibsI6erg Sin 3uriid3ieblu pollen.
Die Gngldnber 9lauben ui6t, baB bic
8peren 2uing's 9}ed energiI9 pert9etz
piaen lperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-30
Yahe!
YGHe!

snr R,l, i'm ausIonbe b,iorst anerbalb "A StuHoeH
Su beo.lttno b,rahleiestem BTepe
@ouaro Jsaius,
GaepsRsG6e SaltiuortsGtra une Bsft'l llres'Ase-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-30
9tanino fit S1t5.

4Rub in Ocier g8o6e iitr otn Giocntbiimcr, mel.
DIR @aarQcgo u6tbiQ bat, pertauit ptrocu. Gin
oor]ijgljbes 1i3 Cctapeu 9idunp nit Ogei Qcoa=
len uno allen 8erbtiitrun0rn. Qreis uur Sl15 tiuz
bIjeBlib Stubl Sefe uno @urantic; Der Gigcu=
rlilmtr bt}Qblte odfiir 1850 3ldr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-30
81. Scrts Il Spbn.

s9Sf,ro Sect ift es 3eit. Min,
- suhV' IN fdufen. . tuNVs
QrdbtiQcs in @alti more duQcfertjQtcs
Qiano, QroB, Z li3 Gct1pen, ib6nes Gjtbduic rci=
der Son bod etwas Qebraubt, fam ab'r pon cincm
ntueu nibt unttritie0en perocn; in eocr @iu=
bt garautirt; oitete uripriiuoIjb $4,000 uuo miro
itBt 9eQcn monatlibc Slbjabluugsu pom 500 iitr
$1,000 prtlujt. Glcgantcr StubI uno Sefe
tingti3OTtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-30
8altimpre=Cbi 9 abn= Snlletin.

SI.OO Don Baltimore nac, 6retertd unc Sdz
eeretpmn uno surid am Sonntag, ben 3. sunni.
abtdbrt oes Spejialju0es bonn 6unpoens Sabnbof
nm ubr 9ptmittaqs
Rencr RppaI SIues3us mad, SsemsSIcrf nit
pullman Gtitdurations> parlor=g9ageOn osrldBt
Den Gamo.nz9abnbof on 98o6entaasn I'M 4.48
Nabmittaqs uno Den Mount 8ODal Vdbnboi
4.52 9tabutittaes, Gnfuuft in 9bildoslpbta
Csc gbsnOs uno in Rstp=0ort I'M 9.25
@benos.
Sfeue Shsc nur fir Spnntaes ,mifdhen SalHa
more uno 98aibingtOn otrlaftn Den GamOtns
gabubOf in Baltimore nm 1915 Ma6mittags.
sbfabrt bon 93aibinoton mad Baltimore UNI
$50 Habmitta9s.
8cuc nur Spurtasszeofal,iise ;,piid,en BAL
tmple unS Qbllaseipbia perIdiien ben @ams
Oen@9abnboi nm $40 9ormitaes uno 6.l0
glbenog, ben 9ft StoDaIzslbnboi finf Minuten
ipdter. Q5U)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-30
Stener- Scpartement,

Stcuerjabltr iperoen bitroUr6 bena6ribtiQt,
oaB Der Siscouto fir &cbuuuoen bon 1900 fir
@runDeigentbum am 81. W|ai aufbDrsn iuirD. Der
SiscOnto fir &e6nun9cn iiber 9crionol=Gieenz
tbum, eiuiblieBib Ittien, Cbligationen uno 81.
clritdtcn, bOrtc am 80 apriI auf uuO wcrOen
3inien iiir Oieielben lett Dem l. Wtai bere6net,
oOb iperocn 2cBtcre ben Rednun0cn nibt pOr bsn
l. Suni bin3uqefiiQt iperocu.
Stcucr5abler, melhc ib Den Si3tontp auI
8runDeigentbums= =Redbnunqtn f6srn uuO bic 3in=
len fir Notwithstanding 3edDnunQen iparen
ipolen, mitieu ibre Redbnunqcn fir 1900 uidt
Ipdter ols am Sonneritag, Den 81. Utai, Ha6nit=
tags llbr, beSablen.
eSames y. Gprte,.
(Dtai2l 4,29) Steutrtinncbmcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-30

Tludbnlib 10 oislen 8ltsutsWsoijiHtn sntb1lteu
bic ptltbstluntsR Ct. BrHar0=RrdutsrpQtn ebiolut
ttine giitiqen 8titdH0tbsIls ooer bdoll6e SHsres
oien,itn. Sitisbtn fn0 aus DEN rsiusH unosridIibs
ten Sditn BON Rrdutsru bsrasteut tptId, gon isbsr
in Der msO3iniibtH 99iN,nibait ais bsiiirdilis
ertannt porOen hnO. Ssosrmdun, Der Die gileH ees
brau6t bat III b,rtIt, ,u btJeuetu, OdB oleislben IN
ibrer 0irtung uHibrtreiilib fno. Sis st. S'r'
udrosRrapierpiltn Fnp in allen apotbtten ju babeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-30
9hifdn's 5Sein b {.

Semltn, 20. Wtdl. - Der Sour
naltTt 9roui9 Stolan unb Der 2lobos
fat puDiI6elpitTd, 1pel4e BON Wais
ldn's Ipgendnnten 9eri6tsboF Der 8ez
t6eiligung an Dem angebli4en Gomplot
gu Ieiner grmorOung i6ulOig beFunz
ben puroen, iperoen in einem Sort bei
qlaoopo in 9etsn geTangen gebulten.
Die brutaIe Sebanolung, pelae ibneu
gu 3beil geporben, bat Iie benz SOos
na6e QebrQ4t.
81. 1e Sonnenfinte terntBs
8etr 6 tungen.
O}ubtio, 20. W2ui. - Die Sonz
nenfiniterniB mar geItern gta4mittag
4 ll6r in GuDi3 etne complete. Die
Sonne 6atts ale &raft Derloren, DAM
merunQ trat Elm, Die Semperatur purs
be unangenebm tu6l unD Der Blanet
8enu5 mar Dem bloBen 2tuge 1i9tbdr.
3u 2llicunte buuerte Die totdie 8erfins
1terung Der Come cine Wfinute; Die
Sterne itra6Iten 6en bom 6jmmeI 6srz
ab uno bic 5emperatur Iunt um p
Gentigrab.
Der Qufitanb Der u / DAM
tis.
2onbon, %. Nai. - Sine bem
britiI6en aOlOnial5WiniIterium oiu
2lttra, an Der 6ritiI9en 8olOtuIte, 3u>
gegangene Depff6e bs5 S6erIten 8its
Gods, 8efebls6aber5 Der tiir3li9 na9
SumoIIi aufge6ro6ensn GntfoBSGrpez
bition melOet, OaB tiir3li4 cine bon
2ieutanant Slater bsfebligte 2l6tbeis
lung 6auIas (eingebOrener 9UlfSz
truppsn) nabe 9ra6Iu Don Den Q(ufs
itGnoii6en ange9rifFen, uno oaB Slu1
ter, iotpie mebrere ieiner Geute 9etOos
tet nurDen.
Str8o Bert 9eel's GOmpGta
mente fir BEN @ 4pa9er.
2.onoon, 20. Mdi. - Sir Robert
gee[ purbe 6eute i'm yOlO 8aileD"z
8oli3eigeri6t untsr Der 2lntlage, Srn.
Daniel Don Der 5eDot, einen Der 8erz
palter be5 9eePi6en R1dluiiaS uno
einen S6pager Sir Hobert'8, ber=
lsumDet gu baben, Dem 8eri4tsoerfabz
rem ii6ernieiRn. Cir 3obert mamie
dngebli9 Teinen S6pdger einenS4urz
fen, 8rQnbI4aBer un0 DEB. Cur 8arz
t6eibiqunq purbe eingepenoet, Is ieten
3ur 3eit 0ar6anOlungen pegen Be-
truos uno 9artruuens6rufes bet Der
Na6laBoerpaltung i'm aan3lelgerlft
in Der S6nebe, Il. Der 8er(sumoungsa
8ro3eB {oQte Big CUR GntI6ei0ung bies
fer 0er6anDlungsn iuSpenoirt psroen.
Der Ri6ter iiberpies inoeiien ben 8ua
rpnet bem @eri6te, acceptirte jeoo4
beTen sigene 8Irgi4oft fir itin Grs
i6sinen.
Succi u6ergef6 6nuppt.
Berlin, 20. Nai. - Sn Der franz
31Iii6sn 6anbelsz unO Jabrititabt
Sourcoinq lit oem ia aller Belt be-
fannten 5uItentltn1tler SuccG eIn VIal@
beur paIlirt; er 1T bort ipegen S'ittlI9@
feit5perbre6ans berbaftet poroen. Die
8lGtter 1timmen burin ii6erein, oaB Bel
Succi cine S6raube los lit, baB es Bel
inn i'm 8opFe rappelt, mil anoerm
Wortan, baB bds tfdpperoiirre 9eItsl
bei 9egeben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tpd6nIiuuig gepeien Ieln muB.
Nbfuiut siftfrei.
uudbnlib 10 Dslen 9lt,utsWsojiHtn sntbaIt,n
bic ptbttduntsn st. 8trHaro=RrdutTpiasu ebolut
ttine giftiqtn 8efdu0tbsIlt ODER i5dDh6e Snsres
oien,itn Sitislbtn Nn0 aus osn rsusH unOsridlibs
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9ie &riiis in Gbina.

Sn pefing geitalfet Ii6 Die Gage inn
mer ernfter. = Die StaDt bon ben
EebsQen bebrobt. - Nuspdrtige
9eIunbts rufen Sruppen 81 9iife.
- 9elgiIhe Sngsnisure DON
~gorern" um3ingslt.
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him but in vain. His bucket
was full of water. There is
no doubt but that just as he
got up to start back to the
house he had an epileptic con-
vulsion and fell. The fall,
the violent spasm, with his
head in the water, was the
cause of his death. Mr.. Simp-
son had been an inmate of the
State Hospital. His condition
having improved, he was out
on probation. Efforts had
been made to have him rein
stated. Mr.. Simpsons father
left him a home and a valuable
tract of land adjoining Mr..
Abel Pitts, ST., and Mr.. John
Wes' Simpson. His wife,
Eliza, and daughters, Florence
Minnie and Maud and four
other children, came up from
Cleveland to his funeral Sun
day. He was 80 years of age,
unassuming and kind. A host
lof friends and relatives join
his family in their bereave-
ment.
TURKEYTAIL.
Feb. %, 1900.
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STA
Prices for 9Th to 10th March.

Roe Shad Is to sc, Buck Shad 10 to
SOC, Roe and Buck Jacks IS to 4Oc.
Mullets SC h., Crokers 15clb., Speckled
Trout 12hc ID. Oysters Tuesday and
Friday. Oyster buckets 1Oc each.
Place your order with me; it will re-
ceive prompt attention.
THOS. LOWDERMILK.
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Farm for Sale.

Four hundred acres. at Table Rock
+. o.; 100 acres cleared, balance we'll
timbered. Good house, barn and other
out buildings. A bargain. For terms
apply to
j. L. SISK,
Table Rock, n. G.
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Sad Ending of the Life Of Locke Simp-
son, an Epileptic- Other News Notes
from Glen Alpine.

from Glen Alpine.
To the Editor of The News:
Mr.. Ed Sigmon, of Lenoir,
spent Tuesday here.
Mr.. w. w. Pitts, of the
Southern, spent a few days at
home this week.
Rev. J. w. Jones will preach
at Stamey's Chapel next Sun
day at II o'clock.
Miss Selma Sigmon, of
Hickory, has been visiting
Mr.. ]. ]. Sigmon.
Mrs. VIM. Hines is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Ellen Cars
we'll, at Burkemont, this week.
Mr.. Rowe, of Bridgewater,
spent a day last week with his
daughter Mrs. J.. M. Brink
ley.
Mrs. Claud Simpson and
Miss Minnie Powell, of Swan
nanoa, are visiting relatives
here this week.
Mr.. ]. M. Brinkley is suf-
fering from an indisposition.
He was confined to his home
several days this week.
We learn that Mr.. Durant
Gibbs, who is an employee of
the Tannery, will move his
family to Morganton. Sorry
to give them up.
The children of the public
school are making prepara-
tons to give an entertainment
in the academy next Friday
night, March 9th. The pub
lie cordially invited to attend.
The exercises, consisting OF
quite a number of dialogues,
songs and so on, to begin al
1870.
On last Friday evening
about four o'clock, Mr.. Locke
Simpson, who has for some
time, been staying with his
brother John IVES, near Glen
Alpine, went to the spring.
not far from the house. Mrs.
Simpson, supposing that he
had gone to some rabbit gums
which he had on the hill be.
You'd the spring, did not ex-
pect him back very soon.
(He usually went to his gums
about this time of the day
But after the lapse of thirty
or forty minutes she sent her
daughter Kate to look for him
and she discovered him where
he had fallen. One leg was
on the outside, the other on