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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
MISS BATEMAN BACK
IN HAWTREY'S PLAY.
ACTRESS SAYS WARDROBE
WAS RUINED IN VOYAGE.
She Declare. She VIII Sue the Of
hci"Is OF the strnmship
Line.

Miss jessie Gatcmou, Charles liaw-
trcy's leading woman In TN" Message,
from Mare" now playing At the Gar
rick Theatre. returned to New York on
the white Star steamship Tcu;onic.
which arrived here this morning. Sh"
left New York three weeks ago 20 visit
or sister. who was III In London. Mlss
isabelle Irving taking her part In the
play.
Miss Batcman said that four trunks
full OF wearing apparr which she took
with her on the voyage over We're found
10 he watersoakcd on her arrival iher"
AMI everything contained III them ruined
She made the trip over Oh the steamship
ST. Paul, but on appealing TO The o.
,lcials ot the line for som. explanation
Miss Baicin1n says that she WAS un.
able TO get any pdrcss
Sh. said tina; she had notified h" or
iicials that she would sic them FOR tho
value OF the trunks and their contents.
Miss Bateman was met IT he pier
by some members OF the company. She
Will resume her part in Tho Message
from Mars" tonight.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
VERY BAD LUCK
IN THIS OPAL RING.
ANNIE MCPHERSON IS ACCUS-
ED OF STEALING IT.
Young md Pretty. but Charged
l., Detectives Win several
Shoplifting OHrnsrs.

An opal ring and some other good. os
lesser vilIc. which Tho IC!!cc say Hcrc
purlo!ncd from department store.
brought hnni" M"y"rspn. ~ No. az
Humboldt street. Brooklyn. III luck.
When she was arrested By Central
ONCE Detectives Crystal and S'riuecr
she said her nam" was Ami" Meyer and
that she lived ~ 40. liz Cedar street.
Brooklyn. In jefferson Market Police
cour, to-day she told Magistrate Cornell
that her name was Mcy"rson. She Will
rot % sixteen years old until next Sun
day. She vas rcmdndcd IN the charge
.. the Gerry Society nuitl Saturday.
when "A hearing will hc given
Her alleged sho7-lif'.ng Includes an
opal ring. valued nj 1855. m" LADY,
silk undergo rm.ut. valued NJ 81: 4 silver
match SAFE. valued a; $50 ana a pearl
handled knife. valued Il, 81 tn" girl Is
very pretty and has not the appearance
o. one VINO would steal
Detective Crystal said that she twlc"
tried 10 escape from him after being nut
under arrest.
II want. said shc as she LOFT the
court, Ito SO" my mother
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co.'s. for sass: also rr"tty dressing
stCuIt ~ WaudinIk"rs. lor Gl cents.
FOR grown son who Iik"S 10 huN, - pear
shaped punching bag. At Si.g,l-GAnr"r
10 fnr s.: rs FOR grown daughter. .
solid gold lorgn.tt" chain lugl"s
long. diamond -; Slid" ~ SicE.I-
cnnp"r's. for H'i. Tor ur'" hrniA"r q
Si"S"i.cnpper's. Tor SIC far III" 80.
ter. very Gr"ttih dressed dol tl-t i
pretty handkerchief. 1T Wanninak"r
for ~ and !" ""utr. aud 4 rair ~ bi.t,S
Jersey l"seinss f"f - cents total sieto
MAr MARSHALL.
No 90 East lnNth 81 Bronx
Tho following j. it-' have selected
10y personally visiting the stores viii n
aiver,'eo IN your pairr ;rnndpin,
shaw e fa'h"r umbrella. So:
mother. cid.rdown wrapper, SIS girl.
hoIS go.cart. 81. loit. 81. 81: 10y. roll
"p d"'k, :" r'o'nE 81, , .Nvr,,
No SO East On" funded and Thirty
nia.h street. New York city
For mother \ UiCc clock. 80! father.
pair 81 boots, 81. hrl'h"r tag" nine
s75. sister on" dozen .,lk handkcr-
chiefs s., ana pair OF gloves. 81 s.:
brother ,agc .tshb. sleigh. Sc. ,hryr
story books. s.'. pair OF skates. 20 -!
baby rubber doll. ~: wur Of shoes. Hc
'Sc Total amount, 81"
M ia F:ssr> street. brooklyn. y Y
Father: hnnI."m" smoking n"k"'.
German silver chntclain" bag. 81 y.
= tgEht"r. one pair ''hcrhli"r "p"ta
g!as""s, s3". son. On" pair p"nf'
gloves ,Al,man's,. 81 81 i,tlc hoy. pair
cyl" skates, $50. It'll" girl pretty doll.
SIS Total. s. ALICE NJ COZ
No 10 IVES, ono Hundred and seven
r"c.th street. New York CITY
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RHEUr1ATISrl CURED AT y.
No. 81 ST. Marks Place.

brooklyn, y. Y
am over - years old and have
long suffered from kidney and liver
trouble. Not long ago called a
physician. who did me no good, and
q friend recommended Warmers Safe
Cure began taking 1t without
hope that II would be OF any service.
but ut once began TO notice change
for the better. In addition to kidney
and liver trouble have suffered from
rheumatism. The latter has entirely
disappeared, and feel like Il young
girl ] am willing at all times to
recommend this greatest OF all rem
edics. Thankfully yours,
Nov IS. 1891. Mrs LOUISE GRAU
WARMERS SAFE CURE Is purely
vegetable and contains no harmful
drugs: it docs not const!pate; II Is
now put mp in two regular sizes and
Is sold by all druggists. or direct, NJ
30 CENTS AID 800 \ BOTTLE.
LIS 1'AH oSE CENT \ DOSr.
Refuse substitutes. There Is none
"just ~ good as" Warmers Safe Cure.
II has cured all forms Of kidney dis
ease during the last thirty years. II
is prescribed by all doctors and usc,!
in the leading hospitals as the only
absolute cure for all forms Of disease
OF the kidney. liver, bladder and
blood
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
Kidney Cure FREE.
A Trial Bottle OF the Worlds
Greatest Kidney Cure.

WARMERS SAFE CURE SENT
FREE TO EVERY READER OF
THE EVENING WORLD WHO SUE
FERS FROM KIDNEY. LIVER,
BLADDER OR BLOOD DISEASE.
OR WHAT Is COMMONLY KNOWN
AMONG WOMEN AS "FEMALE
WEAKNESS
TEST YOUR KIDNEYS: Put some
morning urine In glass or bottle.
let It stand for - hours: II there is n
reddish sediment in the bottom Of the
glass, or II the urine Is cloudy or
milky. Of II you see particles OF germs
floating about In il. your kidneys are
diseased and you should lose no time
but get bottle OF Warmers Safe
Cure. as II Is dangerous to neglect
your kidneys. for even one day
WARMERS SAFE CURE is the
only positive cure for all forms OF
kidney, liver. bladder and blood dis.
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diabetes. pain In the bach. scalding
and painful passage Of urine. FIRE.
luent desire tn urinate. painful pc
RODS. bearing down and so-cillcd
female weakness
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THAT RIVERSIDE WALK.
Mr. CInusen says II Is to Protect
Lawns.

President Clauscn announced to-day
the completion OF the plans for the
changes In Riverside Drive between
E.Shty-frst and E.gh,y-nInth streets.
He said he wanted the public to under
stand tina, now walk Is 10 30 bull: to
give easy access to the yacht club ana
buat-houses.
Many persons havo bean in the habi,
OF jumping tho stone wall and walking
over tho lawn which slopes TO the tracks
OF tho railroad.
The new walk Is Intended to prevent
damage TO the lawns and other artificial
beauties o. the place. This walk Will
star, from E!gh;y-sixth street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
THE PRESIDENT
SECRETARY.
MARRIES AN ALBANY BELLE
THIS AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Roosevelt IIns Sent the
Bride Magnificent
Prevent.

ALBANY. y. Y. Dec. miss
Katharine W. Dorr, OF this city. and
Mr.. William Loeb. jr., secretary 20 Pr's'-
dent Theodore Roosevelt, were united
in maria &c this afternoon. The ceremony
was performed n, the Emanuel Baptist
Church by Rev. d. ". Buttrick. It's
pastor. The wedding was attended only
by tho relatives and friends OF the young
couple. They will leave for the South
on wedding tour this evening. and vii!
be at home a, the Richmond. Washing
ton. ID. C.. after Dec. IS. The bride was
the recipient OF many costly wedGS.:AS
presents. Including diamond broooa, !,
from Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
NURSE KING IS
HURRIED AWAY
Or. barney, Who |nocuIated
Her with tuberculosis,
Sends Her to Jersey.
ADMITS HE ADVISED IT.
Refuses to Tell Her Condition, but
Says He Wants No Health
Beard Trouble.

Miss E:ma King. the trained nurse.
who submitted TO inc ,ulatEon with virus
from a tu5erculous COW, has left her
home a, No rs Carroll street. Brooklyn.
and gone TO Jersey City.
DR.. George D. Barney. o. No. +oi Third
street. admits that h. advised her TO
leave 20 avoid trouble with the Brooklyn
hcalth authorities DR.. Barney is con-
sumption expert. lie inocula,cd Miss
King by injecting tho virus into her
throat. The experiment was made 10
;es, the Koch theory :ha; tuberculosis
is not !n,crcommunicab Bile between man
and beast. Or. Barney holds that It ia,
and he hoped 10 cure Miss King by his
own method after The disease developed.
1, VAS stated at hrst that ne had
the cooperation o! the Brooklyn health
authorities. but rr. Black Hatiy de-
pertinent. DR.. Black says. he could
not have stopped It. But. he adds en-
rhhtienlly. /. Mtss King develops CON
S"'"'''''''' '''"es wiz NC '"'c'o
under the law TO report her case and
then he VII b. lIahlc to prosecution Tor
spr.a lin: a contagious disease.
Admit. lie Advised Her to Go.
,.,I,- ~ ot-.uu,,,rco. >,,.v E,,r.
''"r" J. sishi''c'"''
! ldm.t that advised Miss KING 10
rn an, az Scx ynrk ,,i,y.. said n,
ia VIII .T!"nGs in Jersey 'ti! We had
IN in,l:nltlun i1at the Health Board
,, e..
lac Miss Iiur developed cuusump-
Inn, ~, r,s,,I, ar YOU l,,o,,,I,,i,r
y"
i must reuse tp say anything about
MS Kings condition.
49,,
''.''"t' ''a' MISS hihE e""u''''''
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TRIAL. BOTTLE FREE.

To convince every sufferer from
diseases OF the kidney, liver, bladder
and blood that Warmers Safe Cure
will cure them Il trial bottle will be
sent absolutely free to any one who
will write Warner Safe Cure Co..
Rochester. y. y. and mention having
seen this liberal offer in The Evening
World. The gennincncss Of this
offer is fully guaranteed. Our doctor
will send medical booklet. containing
symptoms and treatment Of each dis
case. and many convincing testlmo-
malls, free, to any one who will write.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
3 to a O'clock Bargains.

LADIES COATS. ~ castor. black
and oxford kerseys,. doub!e-hreasted
g.1N front; high collar, satin 76
lined. regular $40 value. for. ~'~
LADIES WRAPPERS. OF fancy tis-
urGi and s,rinsI r h.n,n ,tiS. E Eese
mel the &c. quality. for........
XoMEN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR.
fc.va lin"d. ribbed Maco cotton vests
ana pants. lang or short tIhc
sleeves. regular &c. goods. 'os'/
MOMENTS HOSE. black cotton. Be
double heel and toe. l5c. kind.
TRIMMED HATS. latest shapes.
trimmed with Imported materials. va
rions shapes. real styles. reg LIS
MAR l.as, 80 $50 kind. Tor.
MISSES MAtKINToSEiES. OF navy
blue Cashmere. single cape. 79e
length Is 10 -. q value" for ~
C'HlLDREN'S HANDKERCHIEF, :
n !, fancy box. colored borders. 10e
lSr value box ....,............. wv
FRAMED PICTURES. colored pic
ur.s in cherry frames. new 10,
t.hicCts. size GXa. 80. Value.
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ono cent i eft over to buy The Even
In. oWrd (" lind ont from N" adNer
t!s.-;nents whcr. to get IN" best gifts for
friends and relatives
Miss LILLIAN FREEMAN.
No Is North Main street. Paterson.
Here Is what I would give a family q.
six for Christmas Father. one silk
umbrella. $40. mother. on" leather port
folio. containing paper. envelopes. ink.
pens and p"nhpldsrs. s.. grandfather.
on" can. and pair Of glasses. =:
grandmother. one bible. sterling silver
edged. 81. boy OF Mn. years. on" pair OF
cycle skates. $50; girl OF nine years.
one knitting box. 500.
NATHAN SAMET'iT.
No - lewis street.
For grandpa Xix mum.r. bought at
SteEcl. Cooper CO.'S vslu" $50: Tor
Erindm, .Ix h"msti'ch.i handk-r-
chiefs. s.. Tor papa and mamma. ak
umbrellas. Waltz. 81 - apiece. bought at
S:.rn Bros Tor brother. cycle skates.
.rp-tr-dat. style valI" C.:H; for sister.
q sterling silver purse. bought At Siec"l-
Cooper cos. value s. ~: total. S2u
Mrs. Il, " SIiAFFEE
No s. k"nrny nvcnu". Jersey CITY.
For papa to rest In after business.
FIN. Morris chair. at Hoih"nherG's. for
sGS: for mamma. silver tea s"t 81 'pur
cirCes. satin engraved. at Sl"g"L'hor"r
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
VANDERBILT LECTURE.

RoSTON. Dec. ':-corncl,u. vand.-.
~, viii lecture before the society ~
WIS and Tc,hnoln:y to.na;ht.
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4 to 5 O'clock Bargains.

GIRLS REFERS. OF castor. blue
and red covert and h.rseys. box front
and back. high collars sizes 6 Z *
10 ~ 81 value for .............. S.|~
LADIES pETTICoATs. OF Mercer
izcd satren. with deep tiounce an
accordion plni,ci rurrei $50 Sor
value FOR .. ~. ..,..,....t... ~
GIRLS TAM o. SHASTERS. OF
cancels hair. red. white and az
blue: regular isc, for .......... ~
MEMS sUsPENDERs. fancy web.
MIN ar ,hs e sH .It9I s5r fu 10c
MEMS HALE HOSE. heavy black
cotton. double heel and toe: lie. 81
lutlIty Tor ,,.,-.--.s.........-...-
NTOMIZERS of fancy glass. spray
and sprinkler tops. all colors: o.
IJs. value FOR Observation-Disclosures. ~
FANCY BONES. handkerchief. glove
and 'lccktle, Celluloid decorated 20.
'op, silk lined: ior. vaiuc.......... &c
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hpusc gowns from Stern Broth
.'rs one AZ 81 ., and one mt Sl.5N 80
For IN" hig brother. silver mount
81 natural wood umbrella from
J. MC'rccry a tp....,. .....,....-.. 3.1a
For tn. big sister, a inauiCrr" set
from Slcg.l-t oUi..I Company. 30,
ifur tn. it'll" brother polls" pa
20 a,a
For the lit,c sister. \ guitar
Either from Straightforward Com
l'hny ...-.--...s.. ..................., al5
flas9
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Attention Horoenen

Having number u hofsrs u our own
that We wish to dispne Of this coming
Spring. We want all parties having one
or morr good drivers. ss,itllers or draft
animAis TO conslgn them Ia osr sale.
which We props~ holding In the early
Spring and help make It = success. thst
these ssles may IN held periodically IN
the future to the benefit n the horasm~n
II the valley. Va should like all zoo.
sisnments handed us not later than
Feb. III. 1901. M We wish ample time 10
thoroughly advertise the aal~ far and
near 1'y the united efforts n all parties
interested this can l,e made = msttss N
permanent tensiit 70 Tive valley hor.s.
men. Help W. bv furnishing goni
animals and ". will do our part. We
invite everyone intsreslai n call and
consult us nj the star 0aPe, Monte
Vista.
BRONAu0H / son.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Ia Grippe Quickly CARED.

'ln the winter oi 1873 and i1n ] was
taken down with severe attack of what
Is called la Grpps" says l.. +. Iis~stt. y
prominent druggist of Winfield. III.
"Thc only mssi,csns ] asssi ~ss two i,ot.
Ties Of chamberiain's Cough :~msiy.
II broke up the cold sud Atopi'esi the
coughing like magic, and have never
sinc~ h-en troubled with 0ripps."
Chsm'bsrlsins Cough issm~.iy ran n.
ways t~ sispsns'ei upon " break up =
s~vrrs cold end ward N suy .hrsstsue.i
attack Il posumoniA II 10 pleasant to
take too, ~h'ch makes Il the rsass pur,u.
lar preparations In uss TOT th~as ailmsats.
Fss ssls by Rio<s Drug sserA
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
How to Cure the Grip.

Remain quietly Mt home nnd take
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy ns direct
ed and quick recovery ia sure TO follow.
That remedy counternots any tendency
Of the grip to :esult in pneumonia, which
Is really the only eerious danger. Among
the tens o' thousands who have used il
FOR the grip not one cass Inns ever been
reported that did not recover. For sale
by kic. Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

The Presbyterian choir gave a
musical concert last Sunday night
to a large and appreciative audi.
ence. The concert had been ar
ranged for by Professor MacLsren,
but owing TO his death the con.
cert WAS given as a testimonial Of
his services. The proceeds do
mated by the audience, amounting
to $3.50. will he sent to his widow
in California.-AlamOsa Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

FoI SALE A complete thr.sh.
ing ou,ii. of lar ;est capacity in
first class condition. The on,li, is
equipped with electric lighting
apparatus and everything is in
proper condition To star, ,hreshing
with. For particulars aud full
description of the outfit. mddress.
A. IL. Shoemaker, Port Huron,
Mich.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
CrestOnr.

The Eagle snys: Chapman \
Wharton have been awarded the
contract for bnilding the Ric
Grnnde Sangre de Christie railway.
Papers having been signed and nll
preliminary business closed. The
firm of Chapman Il Wharton OF
Crestone will Immediately begin
work ON the new railroad liue ON
the arrival Of their equipment
from Denver.
l. f.. Chapman left Alamosa
Saturday night for New Mexico,
where he will enlist Lnhorers and
ship them 10 Mofnt
Although the terms OF the con-
tract art not definitely known, it
ID alleged that :he time is limited
to the first of July TO complete tho
road from Moifat to Duncan. VIA
Creston-, and the work is /" be
rushed as fast ms possible.
Messrs. Chapman x Wharton
are we'll known in Cr-stonr as
bright, energetic business men.
who accomplished such excellent
work moving the machinery for
the San Luis Valley Land and
Mining company io their biz mill
TO accept u contract of this impor.
lance.
This firm have hnd five men in
North Crestone aud twenty more
on the grant cutting ties the past
two weeks and they report that,
two Thousand ties nr. now ready
TO be hauled ont ~ soon ~ the
wagon roads ARE completed aud in
III condition for use.
III" grading between Moifat and
Creston. will h. don. with con.
siderable haste in view of III. fact
that the ranchmcn owning land
contiguous To the proposed lin.
will soon turn th" wa'or in aud
flood their meadows. hence plnc
my all I'll. low lands under water
II IN expected that trnins will k
running into Cr-stone ere tn.
trees take on their spring green.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
MIs-r.' saA i'rs-p-r,.r.' Exrsr.isx.


The Santa Fe Route will. on
February 9Th. sell round trip tick
cts at rate of one cent n mile in
each direction To points in New
Mexico and Arizona. COOL for th,r.
" days returning.
An excellent season for the tour
ist, health seeker. miner. prOsInr.
tor and business man 10 visit these
territories.
For particulars address
J. p. HALL,
Gen. Ag't. Santc Fc Route.
Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Notice Ter PsbllcstiSa.
DnrARrnENr or TnE INTgEIom.
l.,>p OYtirs At DIL NORTH. toio.

T'FFNHThGNF NJ THE INTEkIVH. I
L,>p OYrirs At Dr. NoGrE. toIo..
Oct. d. lxD.
Motto, /. h-r-hy given that tho following
named settler has filed notice ~ hi intention,
Ia make final pt,sof In -upport OF his claim. aud
that said pn,-pf will Il. made isfure the kcsi-.
ter and Receiver at the y. \. Land Offic- at
Del Nort., Colorado. On y Aa'rh. ?al,, i~D sir
-ntry Ne. .~,l for lat. l. 1 aud : and 4. T.. a
y v. y So. . T - n. u. \ u. \. y. ~.
hi- eon,inuaa. rc-idcnc. u,-oa and culti,atioa
,,f said land. via.
Cactus &. herr. Arthur n. Webster. Arthur
Watt. Jnms- \. Bend. all of M'at- Vista. C"l.
Jas. n. bAxTka,
Register,
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Osteopath.
Successor To Drr. Powell and Powell

Successor 10 Drs. Powell and Powell
All patrons holding special contracts
with them please call at once. I will
iin'sh the course OF treatment at the
rates contracted by him.
Office hours from 8 to I2 a. IN. and
from to q p. IN. nt the Horn building.
]. +. IRELAND,
Ostcopath.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

When you wnnt a physic that is mid
and gentle, easy TO take and pleasant in
effect use Chamlsrla,n's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Price. - cents Samples
free. Every box gunrnn,~s.i. For sale
by Rice's Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

A penny lunch room WAN recent.
Iy opened in Chicago. The aver.
hgr nmount received for each
cheek WAS ~ cents. Every article
on the bill Of fare il one cent. and
for three cents n man ge,s n good.
wholesome breakfast The pro.
jsciors intend to operate twenty
rooms, and expect To feed from,
26.OW to 5000 persons n day.
Tho experimental lunch room hns
proved 10 bo . great succesA
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

Tho third National Shooting
Festival is to be held near san
Francisco. California, July l4th to
2irl, 1901. This tournament will
be the third of the series given by
the National Bund, nm organiza-
ton OF Shooting Societies. with an
aggregate membership Of 10000.
The trans-coniinen,al railroads
have agreed to give low rates from
principal points and furnish fine
opportunity for riilemen and tonr-
lists to visit this land of sunshine
and flowers. 4 $40 round-trip
rate is made from Denver
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
800 Reward!

otFcr the above reward for in.
formation leading to the conviction
Of parties breaking open the cattle
scales ut my slaughter house.
JomN HAAFf.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

Sousa aud his band will give
in Denver Sunday and
Feb. Bird and 4,h.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday morning the subject will
he "Thc beginning of the End"
Evcnlng-"Sowing and Reap
ing
The pastor has been confined to
the house this week with heavy
cold. Pastoral calls could not be
made.
The topic for prayer meeting is
"Ihc Ten Virgins
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

Some one lost sack of tionr
near my house Saturday.
j. +. FARNswORTH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Never had q Cold

Never had . Cold
since ! began carrying package II
kraus~'s Cold Cure Capsules In my vest
pocket. ] take ono whenever l fs~i q
rold coming on. lts casv. Price &c.
Sold by !. W. Rice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

We are closing out the remain
der of our skates at cost.
GIHBs 4 ABRAMS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
The Michigan Wonder.

! have fine lot Of Seed Oats
for sale, of the above variety.
A. II. KRAMER.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

Don't forget that you can fiLd n
full line Of Rubber Overshoes at
Fassetts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

Light Rrahmas fsr sale.
l have % full bloo,led Light
Brahmx Cockrells for sale.
Mrs. II. A. Fullenwitler,
Center, Colo.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-17
rhe cal,fornla wee.saeeker.

The California woodpecker does not
differ much In appearance from wood
peckers found in other parts of the
United States Like them all, il feeds
on beetles and worms: but judging
from the quantity of acorns ii con-
sumcs II likes them better than any
other food.
Ii believes in laying up for the
proverbial rainy day" and as soon
as the acorns begin TO ripen II begins
10 gather and store them away for
winter use. However, before it gath
ers the acorns. 1t provides storage
places for them by digging holes in
the soft bark of trees. Each hole is
made Just large enough to hold one
acorn. but IL seems to know that
acorns vary in size, and accordingly
Il varies the size OF the holes. When
Il finds fat. ripe acorn 1t takes 1t at
once TO a tree in which 1t has dug
holes. selects a hole of the proper
size inserts the acorn. point first, and
with a few steady, well-aimed blows.
drives Il IN To stay until some future
lunch-time. Thus il provides an am
ple supply. Frequently. during the
winter the acorns thus stored in the
trees become so dry that they shrivel
nm somewhat. and get loose in their
holes. But the woodpecker Keeps an
eye on them, and when it discovers a
loose one, pulls 1t out, digs new
hole and again stores it away. When
In need of food, It draws one out and
bulls and eats il, This bird works
hard for what 1t gets, and has no mo-
ton of allowing squirrels or other
animals to feast at its expense. Should
a squirrel start to climb a tree in
which acorns are stored the bird is
sure to see II and sound warning
note. In a twinkling scores of wood
peckers come flying at the squirrel,
and they worry 1t until it is glad TO
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