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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-15

The girl who chews gum is not the
girl to choose.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-15

No, Maud, dear, pillar of the
church is not necessarily a doctor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-15
3 A N N ER SALXE
the most healing salve in the world.

Some fellows wait for something to
turn up until they turn up their toes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-15

Some men grow gray waiting to be
given a chance. Other men take il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-15

The married man always gets his
breakfast on time when a bargain
sale is advertised.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-15
Low Rate Excursions
all Summer via
The Burlington Route

During the coming summer the
Burlington Route will have IN effect
the very lowest excursion rates that
have ever been made. The general
plan OF these rates, destinations. ETC.,
is so varied that the public should
ask their nearest ticket agent for
details, or else do us the favor to
write for rates, descriptive matter,
etc.
Cheap Summer Tours West-Daily
TO Utah, Colorado and Black Hills,
also Homeseekers' excursions every
two weeks TO the whole West and
Northwest.
cheap Excursions East-Very low
round trip rates tc the Buffalo Expo
sition, the Seashore, Adriondacks,
Canada, Michigan Lakes, Mackinaw;
thousand eastern resorts; fine lake
and rail trips east, via Chicago, De
troit, Cleveland.
Cheap Excursions North - Every
day to st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Lake Superior resorts; the coolest
r"creative country.
Ask for the Burlington's summer
excursion rate circulars.
California Excursions personally
conducted every Wednesday from st.
Louis, every Thursday from Kansas
City and st. Joseph.
l.. j BROKER, L. w. WAKELEY,
TPA, s23 Main GPA
~ Louis 81 Louisl
HOWARD ELLIOTT,
General manager,
81 Louis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-15

A. Il. Bass of Morgantown, Ind,
bad to get up ten or twelve times in
the night and had severe backache
and pains in the kidneys. Was cured
b y koley's Kidney Cure. It's guar
anteed. homer q Bonner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-15

The silent watches of the night
must be those that have run down.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
BLAND.
From tho Herald.


The Milllonairos' club Is TO give n
grand bail IN the near future.
Mr. Blake sold his Albcmarle meat
market 20 Mr. Overhuls.
MS. Norman. 81 Albemarle. was n
guest OF Mrs. Anderson the latter part
~ last weeS
Mrs. DR. Grace. who has been quite
III for the past few weeks Is rapidly
recovering.
Messrs White. Coram and Mcvickie.
a trio OF the leading officials OF the
Cochitl Go,d Mining company. passed
through on their way 20 Albemarle.
Mr. COram ~ accompanied by his wife
Great things are expected from these
gentlemen, but at the time OF going 10
press about the only definite news we
have been able 10 learn IL that they
arrived safely on the ether side
one Of Mr.. Knights horses met with
a very serious accident last Saturday
night by getting tangled mp In some
loose harbGd wire that was scattered
around IN ire vicinity OF Mrs. Finch's
house. Il q great wonde- that peo-
pie as well as stock are not more often
hurt than they are by getting throwa
by haled hay wires that are constantly
he'ng IN iwn out OF the combination
barn and ware house in the neighbor.
uood OF this Office. II Is had enough
20 have the public thoroughfares turn.
Cd into a harn yard and dung pile but
that can be waded through in wet
weather. az II never gets more than
knee deep. That treacherous wire.
however. Is o menace 10 life and limb
and should not be scattered around
the streets
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

garding the foot paasagcway and the
steps, an some people expressed
themselves yesterday as willing 90 20
on record against any farther work
until certain alleged defects or lncon.
yonionoos are remcdlod
The Topeka State Journal says:
Edward Crum, who IS remembered by
great many Of the shop men be.
cause Of his having worked here for n
long tlme. Is down from Horton. where
he had a Job with the Rock Island
for short time. Until a few weeks
ago he wns with the santa Re scr.
vice &C Albuquerque. ~ NJ.
The Citizen has Just received an
attractive folder from the Frisco sys.
TEN, calling attention 90 the varied
attractions ~ Florida as winter re.
sort and incidentally telling some
facts about the new southeastern I'm
lted. which is one Of the handsomest
and most luxurious trains Of the mod
ern American railway service
The big range and On mace for the
bis Alvartdn hotel arrived the other
day. and the contractors Arson a
Holman are now arranging 90 put
them IN position Mr. Arson stated
yesterday that although everybody ~
working 90 get the hotel ready for
opening on January l. 1902. he feared
that the task will not be completed
and that tha hotel viii not be ready
for guests for a few weeks beyond
that date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
81. LouIs EnposlrloN.

Tho managers OF the 81. Louis ox
position OF 1908, which Is intended 10
commemorate tho purchase Of Louis
Jana from the French. are som That
SLOW n their preparations for II. The
exposition d. designed to eclipse ev.
.rUfthinE of its Kind in magnitude and
0H.hiIrsF m maEnihConce. hitherto
produced The architect has Just I'm
HHri revising hls figures regarding
iN. Dimensions and cost OF the prin.
n.rH' buildings and the area which
They VIII cover The cost is PUT down
ai fb.t1uNJ0 This Do nearly one.hAlf
of The money at the disposal Of the
managers. including the congressional
qua autec. IN addition 90 the build.
.u. the grounds will be Ornamented
"II nlmphnl bridges cascades and
'N'HF" ou which no estimate ~
' haas get been made.
some conception of the character
'I iH" group ~ exposition buildings
'1 Doe erected may be- obtained from
OBJ" area they are designed 10 cover
H" art building and its two suhjunc.
iIt" rdNiiiQns VIII cover "a combined
U'' of nearly nine acres: the build
'NE iur manufactures and exhibits Of
lH' liberal arts itiG acres and tho
as 'rultIal building era acres. BE.
..ln' those colossal structures eight
other hliidlugs OF smaller dimensions
"i'l hc erected ln the exposition group.
,l.h ono costing from $500 900 ID
100000
Ae" McNIC1 viii have fine exhibit
200 inlt exposition The territorial
commission WIN hold a meeting an
sonia d. ln January next aud arrsna,
f0l the exhibit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
IN the CHICKEN BUSINESS.
Bert Jones, the Base Ball Player, VIII
Eot9,y New Occupation

Foi9w New Occupation.
Ben. Bottle. the genial member OF
the firm Of Qulckci a Bottle. 10 in re.
ceipt OF letter from Bert Jones. stat
ing that he (Jonosl would start a
poultry farm. and Il may be that he
would devote his whole attention 20
the business n he meets with success
Jones has been signed 90 pitch ball
for the Colorado Springs toan next
year. and the Denver News. In com
menting nn Jones poultry farm. says:
He viii play the coming season
but Il IL quite probable that the poul
try buslnoss viii take up his whole
attention after that. Bcrt thinks that
the chicken game is the best over.
and he thinks that the problem OF tho
dark and dismal future will be better
solved by sticking close 10 u Since
Bert became horalded as ono Of tho
most effective slab artists the coun
Try has ever seen. he has always had
leaning 20 chickens every old way
and he mas been continually filled with
the ambition TO own tho finest poultry
ranch In the west. Bert IS contem.
plating erecting the most modern de.
scription ~ buildings az his home in
Golden. an1 he will purchase the m.
est breeds Of chickens for his farm.
He will make a specially OF raising
the choicest breeds for the cock pit
and, as he Is n splendid Judge al a
game chickens fighting abilities he
ought 20 meet with considerable sue
cess In This direction. tie was re-
comfy sent n consignment of Plym
outh Rocks from Lancaster. Mass Ho
says that the finest In the country arc
raised az tins farm and that his chick.
ems are the only ones In the west from
that farm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
cop was from sod land and had very
hltle cultivation.
CARLSBAD,


From the Argus
Mrs. Nd Toner Is confined 10 her
bed with heart trouble.
Mr. Hays, living with his sOn-n.law,
J. r. Dunaway. NJ Florence. was pro.
nounced insane this week
Alonzo Cox who was recently here
from hope 10 be- treated for dropsy
Ia lying "a the point of death at hia
pcnasco home Or Wright was
called 20 see him and found him very
low from Brlght's disease.
r. y. Robinson and wife are new
arrivals IN this section ana are here
20 stay. They have bought the old
Pierce place near Seven Rivers and
Mr. Robinson and hls wifn'a father
are going into the cattle business.
They are Oh from Kansas city.
I'D s Motter has returned to Carts.
bad 20 gtay. He has bought from J.
Hagermun all 81 tho remainder Of
that gnntleman's holdings Ia the
lower valley. amounting Ia about 1909
acres and Will work them himself In
the future
The Hat Cattle company loaded ont
two train loads of Dattle consigned
TO Kansas City. sixteen cars for the
I
out Saturday and on SUNDAY fourteen
for Hats and four Tor NJ H. uulen
comprised train on bound FOR Kan
sas City ono car 81 sheep. billed Ga
j. w. Wright Roswell also went
north Sunday
AZ least enc Carlsbad citizen has
compiled With Delegate Rodey's re-
quest that persons In New Mexico
who are acquainted with members OF
congress write them and urge the
territory claim 10 statehood upon
them. J. II Lynn wrote 20 James T.
Watson, congressman ~ the sixth
indiana district. and this week re-
ceivcd a reply tina, Representative
Watson would give the matter favor.
able ana Immediate consideration
There are probably hundred men In
Carlsbad With acquaintance in con.
gress and " each would follow Mr.
Lynns public spirited example u
would advance the cause Of statehood
better than any other one method
X $. Woodruff. the gentleman from
Alabama. who has ben looking oyer
the cotton growing prospects IN the
Pecos valley has decided 90 lOcate
Like all others who have given this
egion fair and impartial examina.
tion. he b. much impressed with It's
agricultural possibilities. ana next
year he means 90 demonstrate some
OF them on his own account ne has
arranged a partnership with T. S. Os.
born and VIII personally supervise the
latter's big farm near Fsancis next
year The place will be run on about
the same lines as now. save that about
200 acres VIII be devoted 90 cotton IL
the other farmers Of the lower valley
will also rlant fair acreage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
ARIZONA STATEHOOD.
Views Of Delegate Smith on the Cues
ton OF Admission.

Delegate Mark A. Smith. OF Arizona.
passed through El pdsO on his way 10
Wa hiugioa and was intol viewed by
The Herald He said:
"AriIoat'F chance for statehood de-
ponds entirely upon the ~ keup Of the
territorial committee IN congress- II
they feel favorable 10 the admission OF
.hc territory they viii report in such n
manner th't II viii be possible 90 get
q bin before the senate should thla
committee be composed ~ caste n
tatesmen who are not IN sympathy
with the west and what % needs. our
chances 90 becoming a state are very
mall
II think President Roosevelt Is a
friend Of the territories In the south.
west and II he Ia shown that they are
ready 10 be admitted VIII not hesitate
20 recommend that We should no Ion.
ser bo Nspt In the background while
other states without anything like our
resources are allowed equal rcpresen.
tatlon wi,n the great and prosperous
tates.
AN this talk about the territories
OF iona and New Mexico being un.
20 for statehood Is manufactured in the
sons. Thcro can be no doubt that IN
some pafts OF the north there Is a
trung tendency ~ throw coid water
on our aspirations. Some OF the news.
napcrs Tor raeons best known tothcm.
selves are seeking 10 show that we
have neither wealth nor population
enough TO Jugtlfy our demands II the
napors viii send a representative into
the territories they viii find that we
have great deal more than they give
ms credit Tor.
Aside nom the committee or terri.
tories ana what they may DO We have
enough pledges from congressman 90
Insure tho present session Of congress
taking some action that win bring vs.
nearer 90 statehood ~ home there Is
no division The leaders Of both par.
ties and tloir Supporters have gone In.
20 the nght this time without differ
enccs % opinion as 20 the proper
course 90 pursue Tho people want
statehood and they are going after Il
iu the right way"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Friday afternoon the Extrclla socl
ETY. gave a program consisting OF d
reading by Miss Fox. recitation by
Miss Manwarin. a piano duet hy Miss
FERGUSON anu Miss Childers. reading
By Miss Cunningham, The History OF
the Alvarado" THE Scorchcr" was
wen appreciated and well read by Mr.
uittncr.
The football team is working hard
and " work Is going TO count the prom
isc OF winning on Thanksgiving Is as
sured. Tho team has n new captain
Mr. prall
PIOfessnr Tight has given number
OF Interesting lectures at the assem-
bly, this week Wednesday N, smoke
on Life. and Friday morning the
subject MAS "AmOela" and a develop.
ment OF primary protoplasm prepare.
tory To launching out on the broad
subject uf Evolution" upon which
he is spt diallst II would pay any
outsiders interested in this subject 10
visit the assembly the week following
Thanksgiving
Next week there will be but three
days OF WO X and Wednesdav noon a
program WI be given In honor Of the
season. A fine program Is promised
and visitors will be welcomed
The Normal department visited the
Third ward school Wednesday I'm Wow
of observing the methods In reading
Miss Craig Is about TO begin practice
teaching history at the Model school
The class In psychology IS haylnf
some very interesting eXpe. imenta In
psychic phenomena. They are doing
a great deal OF outside work and per.
sonai research.
The basket ball girls play the indian
school teain at the Indian school al
R.3O p. m. Saturday, and good crowd
ts promised. Let MS all turn out and
yell for the girls and boys who do
the hard work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
rne MeklNLEY MEMORIAL.
A Commissioner Appointed for Each
County In the Territory.

A Commissioner Appointed for Each
County In the Territory.
Tho territorial auxiliary committee
OF tho National Mckinley Memorial
association, has appointed a commits.
siOner for each county 10 look after
the matter Of raising funds 20 be con.
trihutcd toward the praisew0rthy oh.
iect Of erecting n national memorial
AZ Canton. Ohio, 60 the martyred pres.
ident The following are the com.
missiOncsR:
NJ w Flournoy. Albuquerque. Der.
nalillO county. r. A. Cahoon Roswell.
Chayes county; d. J. Leahy. Ration.
ColfaX county; n. n Bowman Las
Cruces, bona Ana county; u. S. Bate.
man Carlsbad. Eddy county. Jo r.
Sheridan. Silver City. Grant county
Hugo GO'denburg, Puerto dc Luna.
Guadalupe county; George l.. Ulrich.
White Oaks. Lincoln county: T.. Hart.
Gallup. Mckinley county. l.. n
Brown. Demlng. Luna county: l..
Vrain. Mora, Mora county w. A. Haw.
kins Alamogordo. OterO county: +. d.
Burns, TERRA AEarilln. Rio Arriba
county: Granville pendleton. Aztec
San Juan county: William j Mills,
Las Vegas. San Miguel county. A l..
Morrison. Santa Fc, Santa Pc coun.
ty; John ". collars. Hillsboro. Sierra
county; ADran Abeyta. Socorro. SO.
zorro county. a. q. Muller. Taos. Taos
county a. W Thompson. Clayton.
Union county: John Becker. Bcien.
Valencia county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
NEW MEXICO TOWNS.
CeuilIos, Bland, FarmlnVtcn, Aztec,
White Oaks and Carlsbad.
SANTA re AND LAS VEGAS
cERRlLLos.
SANTA re AND LAS VEGAS
eERRILLos.

From the Register.
Captain W. y. Dame returned from
his Chicago trip
~ o. iluntzingcr Of Albuquerque
was in toxin the last OF the week 40,
liciting for HIS photograph gallery.
Mrs = Smith OF Las Vegas has
been STAYING with her sister. Miss
Hattie Eanios the past two weeks on
account Oi the serious illness OF the
latter
Andy Robinson has returned from
bis hunting trip In the Iemez noun
tains and ~ again AZ His old position
with Graham brothers.
Captain James God and family
came from Lcadvlile. Colo. and arc
living at the Turquoise mine. where
Captain Flood II employed by J. p
McNulty 10 assist In working the
mine
The Madil IA dancsng club will give
a grand ball and supper Wednesday
evening November ~. at the hall In
Madrid. The committees have engag
ed the best music to be had and every
thing Is being done 60 Insure q good
time
Married at the Central hotel In this
city Miss A. G. Campbell and Car
Probst Rev Father Gilberton one
Eating. Both parties are well known
here. Mr. Prohst having been man
ager of the general merchandise store
Of J. " Gardos for the past twelve
years. while Miss Campbell will be
remembered as the pretty and accom-
modating operator who had charge OF
the Postal Telegraph company's once
here last simmer Tho wedding was q
quiet aifair being witnessed by a few
friends only ~ the contracting parties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
LOCAL RAILWAY TOPICS.
Hotel. viodues. Shops and Yard
paFauraphs


Engine No 653. from of the Santa
| Fe, Is here for repairs and a general
OverhaullnE
Jack Risque a machlnlst at the
local shops, IL taking a lay on. He Is
on the sick list
Engine No 1909 has arrived from
the eastern division and Il will be
turned over % the Santa Fe Pacific.
Robert Nudge. who was employed
az the CaEtenada hotel. Las Vegas.
has resigned his position aud Will
leave for the east In few DAYS.
W s. iiOpewcll. vice president OF
the Santa Re Central. came Ia from
the territorial capital last night. and
Us around With Secretary Saint today.
The ball 20 be given by the Brother.
hood 81 Rnllway Tralnmeu "a Las
Vegas on December 10 VIII Doe the
social event OF the season Ia the Mea.
dow city.
J II. Williams. engineer on No 3
In the collision near FranConia. is a
nephew VI Mrs. r. y. Clay, OF Las
Vegas. lie Is seriously hurt. and will
probably die.
Night Ticket Agent Harding reports
his wife. who was Injured last Friday
by coming N contact with a wire or
rope hanging low on Railroad avenue.
as getting along nicely but still quite
M.
Ashford Thompson, a we'll known
young gentleman OF the shop yards
and Miss Amanda stansbury will be
united In marriage on Monday. De.
cember ?, az o'clock. at 2i9 Atlantic
avenue.
Fireman Fred Schultz. being the old.
est fireman In the freight service. has
been assigned 10 the passenger en-.
CINE No. 40. which was put on re-.
Gently for service between Albuquer.
quo and Las Vegas
A. a propaTer Of time cards. suit.
able for OIL purposes, Perry Howe. the
obliElng o'y ticket agent has few
equals II any. Tho time table he
prepared for Tho Clifton aud which
was printed for Gallup merchants. Is
l'st right
No successor 10 Agent +. w. Pate
has yet been announced, but the
names of Feveral agents, ia line 81
are being considered Mr.
Pete has boon with the Santa We com.
nany for The past twenty years and is
d thorough railroader
The remains OF Patrick McEllg0tt F..
The engineer Of No 4 killed IN the
wreck near FranconiA. passed through .
.hih city for his old home at Part
Henry. n ", where burial viii take
place The body h. being accompanied
'ast by }, a. Williams. car Inspector
h Needles. Cal.
Work on the viaduct Is progressing
lioely. Some complaints arc heard re.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
rrRRIToRlAI poLlrlcs.

OF The three territories now seeking
adam sion 10 the Union. New Mexico
in 1900 elected a republican a. terri
tor.al delegate % congress by q $50
votes 60 1857 polled for the demo
cratic candidate. In 1878. 1880 and
1854 the territory was carried by the
republicans; In 1855 1892 and 1896 by
the dem lcrats. aud In 1888 and 1906
by tho republicans. and the plurallty
OF the republican party has so stead
iIt Increased as To- indicate that New
Mexico is p city sure ~ that political
faith
in Arizona. ia 1900. .hc democratic
delegate tn congress polled 1864 votes.
and had exactly 1000 plurality. The
democrats have carried Arizona. bi
ouually. AZ every election since 1878
ev pt In 1854 and 1894. when the re
publican candidate was elected I'm
oklahoma ia 1900 the republican can
didato was elected polling 3S253 votes
t1 $3.50 f1r the fusion nominee. and
fho territorial legislature Is composed
oi 20 republicans and rs fusionists
The Indian territory has no delegate 90
UHurItaN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES.

Tho general health Of our pupils Is
good and no serious sickness Is In our
midst
A number Of changes are billed for
the near future. as some OF our peO.
pie have had the matrimonial bee buz
zlng for some time and they have 70.
signed 10 accept more agreeable posi-
tions.
Our nurse. Miss Abel Norman. has
her aunt visiting her now The aunt
viii remain until the early part OF
December when Mrs Norman will &C.
company her 20 Chicago.
a Roodly number Of our people went
10 Colombo hall last evening and on.
ioyed the play. East Lynne"
The good work Of repairing is going
on and many of the walls aud ceilings
of the buildings. which were marred.
arc being Fixed up with a new coat Of
plaster.
The Univ, rsity basket ball team are
billed 10 riay a game with our girls
this afternoon. An interesting time "a
expected.
Mrs. l.. A. Richards has her daugh.
ter, Jennie, visiting her az the present
time. Tho young lady Is so charmed
with the place that she intends 90 re.
main for some time. She IL "A bright
and attractive young lady and Is quite
an addition to the social side of the
school home.
Rumor has II that our boys are 10
play a game Of football with the team
composed Of the Guards on Thanksglv.
ing day at the fair grounds II this
IL the case our boys will try their
best 10 keen up their record OF Wig.
orous clean game.
Our rustling industrial lecturer Is
improving the grounds and IL prepar
ing the farm for next seasons plant.
Ing. He has also greatly improved
the road between the school aud
Fourth street by grading and dwelling
the same.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

license. which was tried before Judge
Wooster yesterday afternoon they
were found guilty and hned $40 and
costs.
Mrs. Felipe Romero, wife ~ - y
n. Romeio, returned last evening 10
her home In El Paso. after spending
few days visiting her SICK brother,
7. Romero, Jr.. who IL now reported
out OF danger
y r. Merryman has returned from
his trip 20 III Porvenir aud Is now at
the Montczuma hotel. He slater that
as soon a. the electric street car line
has been completed In the city, the
work OF extending II up the canyon be.
yOnd Hot Springs will commence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
AZTEC.
From tho Index.

From tho Index.
Telephone poles are hauled nearly
10 Aztec end construction will begin
soon
Several companies are making ar
fangements 20 bore for oil IN San Juan
county. They will do well
Harry DanninB returned from Gal.
lup, having accompanied his father
and mother that far on their Journey
to California.
Work on Frank Dlackmer's new hall
Is being pushed az rapidly as possible
and Il will shortly be opened with a
big dance. Carpenter Rovell has the
work Ia charge.
A roulette wheel was turned loose al
J.. d Moo res place with a 81 900 bank
roll attached. No one appears 10 have
struck pay dirt up 10 date and the 1T
tie bah stan rotateA
Price Walters corn crop was dis.
posed of 10 the mill people and weigh.
Cd out Just hftythree bushels 10 the
acre FOR the six acres he planted. Price
Walters y one OF Azteos most success.
ful ranohers.
II. g. Berry, Esq. had the misfortune
TO severely iniure his left foot while
~ work In the shop. II got caught In
revolving chain which bruised IL
considerably and II will be several
Gays before ed can get around.