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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-28
AN "oLD WOMAN cow"

A Baltimore county dairyman, who has more demand for milk than he can supply. recently inquired of neighbor if he knew of any one who had good milch COW for sale.
 "Yes, I do know where there's a COW that gives plenty of milk, and she can be bought for so much was the an swer naming the sum, but she's an old woman cow"
 Buy her for me I don't want to see her." replied the dairyman
 The COW was purchased, and the next day the daryman complained to ms neighbor that the COW wouldn't give down her milk, if she had any to give
 well, you know, I told you the crit ter was an old woman cow
 But what in thunderation do you mean by 'an old woman cow?
 why, you've got to carry an apron full of potato parings, turnip tops ana knicknacks of that sort every time you milk her; then she'll give down like an artesian well. I don't know whether her former woman owner sang hymns when she was milking; if she did, why then. in addition to furnishing the COW rations from an apron, your mllkei must sing"
 The reply of the dairynan was toe cursory for publication, The old Wo- man COW" is for sale at a sacrifice'- Baltimore Sun.
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THE TWO WINSTON cHURcH114Ls,

THE TWO WINSTON CHuRCHllALS.
 Winston Churchill reaches the ad- vanced age of thirty to-day, but ms undoubted powers show no signs of de- cay. It would be going too far to de- scribe MT. Churchill as the rising hope of the stern and unbending Tories, be- cause he might be the rising nope or any party. Politicians, unless they are mediocre or firmly anchored to one party by ties of office or family, seldom pursue a career of unblemished consls- tency as regards the particular label they wear, and 1t would not surprise many of Mir Churchilrs friends 1T he were to be found fighting under ban ner different from that to which he now gives allegiance. There is, in fact, scarcely anything in his views which would not fit one great party as well as another
 This is a month of double double in birthdays. The two Winston Churchllls were both born in the November or lSn, and, whereas the American novelist has written some war articles. the English politician and war correspon- dent has adventured upon novel. The brace of Winstons, by the way, met Tn New York a few months ago, ana thanked each other for casting so much lustre on the name. The two Gisslngs George and Algernon novelists both have also their birthdays during No yember.-London Chronicle.
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CHA SSJEJED

Stories of Father Taylor, the sailors friend, are perennial in their warm hu- man interest. He was man who at all times spoke with an engaging franK- ness which sometimes became more brusoue than was desirable.
 A banker from the West End Of Bos- ton once visited Father Tayior's church during a fervid revival, and va ried the usual character of the meet ing by rather pompous address
 Its purport was that the merchant princes of Boston were benefcent set of men, whose wealth and enterprise gave employment to thousands of sail ors and that it was above all, the duty of seamen to show their gratitude to the merchants
 At the close of his speech the banker was somewhat taken aback when fa- ther Taylor rose and asked simply:
 ~Is there any other sinner from up- town who would like to say a Word?'- Youths Companion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-28
THE MORNING BATH.

The cold bath in the morning IS not so popular as it was formerly. There IS much energy expended in the reaction and just at the time of day when this energy is at it's lowest ebb. Then too, cold water has very little cleansing ef- feet. Very hot water stimulates the nerves. which is the effect that we are seeking from the cold water, while It does not demand the energy ol ieal- tion of the latter. The duration of the morning bath should be as short as pos slble-hardly longer than the mere ap- plication of the water to the skln, fol- lowed by 0 brisk rubbing. However many prefer a cool sponge bath i'll the morning, and if this is followed by a warm glow and a.feeling of well oelhg' it certainly is beneficial. Many people are not strong enough to react we'll A hot bath at night is most cleansing ana restful. General bathing must be reg ulated by individual peculiaritles.-Dr' Emma E. Walker in the Ladies Home Journal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-28
LARGE FAMILIES.

Few fathers have such large families as the applicant for relief to the Birk- enhead Guardians, who stated that he was seventy years of age, was the fath- CT of twenty-one children, the oldest Of whom was fifty and the youngest an in- fant. The man has married twice, hence the case is not as remarkable an instance of large family as those giv- en by Thoresby ii his History or Leeds" He cites the case of Dr. Ffud- son. Chancellor of York, whose Wife died in her thirty ninth year, having given birth to twenty-four children. Another long family was that of Jo- seph Cooper, belonging to the same town, whose wife bore twenty-six chil- dren but the most remarkable was that of William Greenhill, of Abbots- Lang lev. in Hertfordshire, who had no less than thirty nine children by one wife, France has need Of such.-LonIon Chronicle
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of a brilliant flame can be compensated by a. liberal supply of fuel. Frederick the Great, triumphant in the conquests of peace and war, lived twenty years longer than his unenterprislng phlils- tine of father. Xenophon, restlessiy active hunter, warrior, politician, phi losopher and romancer, lived nearly century. Wellington lived eighty years, and Aurungzebe. the great Mollgol conqueror and reformer, ninety-two' Success, in fact. is cause, as well as result, of longevity, and well-direeted labor alternating with periods of re- creation, sustain life as effectively as the peace of bearish winter sleep Those Spanish peasants can hardly De said to have lived one hundred ana eight and ane hundred and fifteen years. They merely existed for that length of time, and might as well nave passed a century in the cave of Rip van Wrinkle,
 The thought, however. occurs: Would it not be possible to combine the quietude of their existence and their freedom from care with good meals ana harmless pastimes, like those ot Squlre Walton, who exhorts his readers to pc quiet and go a-fishing?" The problem, 1t must be admitted, requires the social circumstances of Arcadia, but may now and then have been solved by such modern favorites O. fortune as the Fisherman Jenkins, who subsisted upon the rent of little farm, and being able to catch halibut within one hundred yards of his cabin, contrived to live one hundred and sixtythree years. Wal ton himself had little more to eat than he could perfectly digest, but ne1ng otherwise model of modesty, content ed himself with a compromise of four score and ten.--Dr. Felix l. Oswald in Health Culture.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-28
A New Remedy.

The old friends of Chamberlain Coupb Remedy will be pleased to know that tne manufacturers of that prepa- rat,on have got out new remedy call ad Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tahlets. and that it is meeting with much success in the treatment of con stipation, biliousness, sick headache, impaired digestion and like disorders. These tablets are easier to take and more pleasant in effect than pills, then they not only move the bowels, but inn nroye the appetite and correct any dis orders of the stomach and liver. For sale by all druggistss
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How Are Your Kidneyss Dr. HobS.' HparaQus Pills cure sll kidney liis sSV'
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LOOPING IN PEKING.

Stories of footing in Picking continue to filter through, and a high official of the Straits Settlements who happened to be in Picking during the trouble or last year tells of a Chinese servant. Christian convert, who was sent out, when the legations were relieved. with a mule cart to obtain provisions. He begged for an armed Sikh as pro- lection. The pair returned with the provisions in 6 magnificent equipage. Christian Chinaman and heather Sikh imperturbable as ever. Asked how he had come by so valuable vechicle, the Chinaman replied that he had met countryman who had persuaded him to make the exchange" From the sales of Chinese valuables at Covent Garden it may be inferred that such 'suasion was frequently exercised by natives of generous impulse.-London Chronicle.
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lecturer read with a quiet, graceful ease, and a few notes above the conver- sational level. He occupied about an hour but there was no sense of the lapse of time with at least one youth ful listener. It was "a happy hour too swiftly sped" Many years later, in comparing the readings of Thackeray and Dickens, George William Curtis re- marked: "The style of Boz was that of the perfectly trained actor; of Tit marsh that of the accomplished gen. tleman amat ."--Century Magazine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-28

The man who had the highest ther- Inometer last summer now has the lowest one, and he is again looked upon with envy and suspicion.--Balti- more American
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-07

note. He is a man in the prime of life, ambitious and hard working, and that he will fill the position with credit to himself and the people cannot be doubted.
 Judge Darling has twice been tender ed important political positions by the president, but declined them on ac- count of business reasons. He has beautiful Jme in Bennington, Vt., and is not only very popular in that city, but throughout the state.
 MT. Hackett, the retiring assistant secretary of the navy, was appointed to that position year and half ago, to succeed Charles H. Allen when the latter was made governor of Porto Rico.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-07
County Bond Case wCHw wE John G. Carlisle Employed by the
 County

Rochester Ford has returned from New York, where he went iu the in- terest of Pima county, for the purpose of employ ing counsel to appear in the United States supreme court in the case on appeal from the supreme court of the territory of Arizona, in which a mandamus was issued by the Arizona court directed to the board of joan commissioners, requiring that body to issue funding bonds in the interest of Utter, the holder of the Pima county railroad bonds.
 The supreme court of the United States will be requested to determine the point at issue. Should it reverse the order or mandate of the supreme court, Pima county in that decision would be the beneficiary by slOo.0O0 on account of interest which would lapse by statute of limitation. The import ance of the case before the supreme court is apparent
 Mir. Ford was authorized by the boerd of supervisors to employ soma able counsel to present the case in the supreme court, and SC ,ured the serv- ices of Hon. John c. Carlisle, ex-sec- retary of the treasury, who has agreed to carry the case through the supreme court for a compensation of s2,00O. The success of the county in this eonten. tion seems to be quite probable.-Tuc son Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-07
NEW NAVAL SECRETARY.
Judge Darling of Vermont Selected
 For tine Positi0n.

Judge Darling of Vermont Selected
 For tine Position.
 The resignation of the assistant sec retary of the navy, which has recently been rendered and accepted, will retire a good man to private life, but his place is to be filled by one whose rec ord is equally as good. The man who has been selected for this appoint ment is Judge Charles H. Darling of. Bennington, Vt. and in him the de- partment secures a man of merit, whose career as a lawyer and turist has been brilliant - ,,--,'''',' sJndee Darling Is not Snlys indoraed by the full, bench and bar of Vermont. but by Senator Proctor and others of
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-07

Ben R. Koerning, of Magdrlana, So- nora, is in Bisbee on business.
 Nick Mobile was an outgoing passen ger on the early train yesterday for Tombstone.
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Church Notice.

St. John church Episcopal. Ser vice and sermon at pr. Sweets re-i dence at II a. m. Subject: "The Holy Scriptures" Sunday school at Libra " Hall at 2p m. All are welcome.
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Notice.

Members of the Redmen's League will meet at the Hall Tuesday after noon at p. m., sharp for drill.
 JOHN METCALF, Capt.
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lYanted

A cook and house maid. Apply to MRS. M. J. BRoPHY,
 33l Tombstone Canyon.
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Preactlng ali Nsos.

Religious services will be held at Naco Sunday eveaiug at 7:30 by Mir. Gillette.
The Lamar register., 1901-07-31
House to Let.

l have good six room house to rent
ID. T.. COOPER.
The Lamar register., 1901-07-31
woodman Log-RoIIIne

The largest and most imposing gather
ing of any secret society ever held in the
southern part of Colorado will be the
Woodmen Rolling at Pueblo on
August 9th at the Mineral Palace.
There will be grand parade of all the
camps including those as far north as
Colorado Springs. There will be a
special train in the morning and low
excursion rate. The Lamar camp ex
poets to fill two cars and will take the
band along with them. All citizens are
invited to go as well as Woodmen, and
the event will be well worth going to
see. Besides the great parade there
will be fine program of sports.
The Lamar register., 1901-07-31
Will Fight for Water.

There is certainly going TO be deter
mined warfare waged this winter in the
courts between the Arkansas valley
bitches and the stockholders and mana
gers of each and everyone is preparing
for battle. The trouble is all over the
struggle for water. The latest develop
ment promises to lead to much good for
the lower bitches when the matter Is fin
ally righted. That lis the discovery OF
Mr.. Weland of La Junta representing
the lower Arkansas valley bitches, made
on recent visit of inspection to the re-
gion in the neighborhood of Canon City
in district Nos. IL and ID. He examined
several bitches in that country and found
them all Without headgates or measur-
ing fumes and drawing 10 to l25 per cent
above their priority, and others drawing
considerable water that have no priority.
tricts No. 10 and 13 and rs all are un-
doubtedly drawing in about the same
| proportion there is small wonder that
bitches in the lower Arkansas valley are
lacking for water just now. The water
superintendent and commissioners pay
no attention to the distribution of water
in those districts and show no disposi-
ton to right matters to the advantage
of senior priorities. This will be brought
to the attention of the proper authori-
ties before long and If necessary the
bitches of the lower Arkansas valley will
90 into court to right this injustice.-Ex.
The Lamar register., 1901-07-31
Notice to Teachers.

The regular quarterly examination
of teachers will take place O., August
lG and II, at the court house in Lamar
and at Granada.
Every applicant for examination for
teachers certificate has to pay fee of
81 90 under the new law. This applies
to all renewals of first grade certificates,
like grade certificates, and endorse
ments.
The Normal Institute for this distri ct
will be held at Las Animas, beginning
August 10 and continuing two weeks.
The examination papers will not be
graded until after the Institute so that
the 5 per cent may be added for attend
ance. 1t is right and just that the
teachers who are most prompt and ac-
tive in attendance at all teachers meet
ings, both county and district, should
receive more favorable consideration
from both the superintendent and school
boards than those who do not attend. l
shall expect good attendance OF teach
ers from this county. All others who
take an interest in the schools OF the
county are cordially invited to attend.
MISS NJ. II. ExLINE,
Co. Supt
The Lamar register., 1901-07-31
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL REAL
ESTATE,

| State of Colorado, In the County Court
| County of Prowers. = of said County.
| In the matter of the Guardianship
| of Samuel Franklin, Albert ST. Notice
| Franklin, Charles Franklin, Nj \ ofpetition
ley Franklin and John B. Frank To sell
Franklin. deceased
N,O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, aud to
L Samuel Franklin. Albert $. Franklin, Charles
| Franklin, Niey Franklin and John B. Fraik lin,
| minor heirs of Benjamin Franklin, deccas"d
You and each of you are hereby notified that
there will be filed IN the County Court of Prov
| ers County, State Of Colorado the petition Of
Georgia Franklin. your guardian, asking the
court to authorize and empower her to sell tho
following described real estate, belonging to you.
the said minor heir to-wit: An interest III an
undivided tivefourtecnths interest in and to the
south half of southeast quarter Of section nine
teen and north half of northeast quarter ot sec
tion thirty. township twenty-one south OF range
forty-six west of 9th =. NJ, together with two
full paid water rights, derived from The Arkan-
canal, each water right representing one aud "
ted, lying and being in the County of Prowcrs,
State of Colorado. That said application
will be heard and considered Thursday, the
sst day of August, AID. 1901, at 10 o'clock \. NJ,
at the Court House in Lamar, Prowcrs County,
State of Colorado. You arc further mott fled titp-
pear at said time and place and show cause, IL ANY
you have why order for the sale OF said prem.
ises should not be granted as prayed for i'll said
GEORGIA FRANKLIN, Guardian.
j. X. Doughty. Attorney.
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NOTICE..
Special Meeting of the Stockhoid-
ers Of The Fort Lyon Canal
COMPANY

By the unanimous vote of the board
of directors of the Fort Lyon Canal
Company, special meeting of the stock
holders was called for the 2nd day of
September, 1901, at 10 o'clock n. M, at
the court house in Las Animas, to take
action upon the petition presented to
the board of directors to contest the
priority of the Amity Canal as against
the Fort Lyon Canal; to contest the law
permitting the loaning Of water by ca
nal companies; to take further action in
developing reservoirs, and to levy an as
sessment for Attorneys fees and expen-
ses for the above purposes.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Dated at Las Animas, Colorado, July
Is, 1901.
Attestl B. B. BRowN,
FRANK KREyBILL, President.
Secretary.
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Church Services.

CHURCH or CHHIsT-Services AT the
usual hour next Lords day morning.
Subject: "Reading the Law" Y. +. o
G. F., meets at 7:30, topic for the hour
"Gaining by LOSING" MISS Kennedy
leader Evangelistic services oclock'
Subject: "What is Man?" Prayer meet
ing at the regular hour next Thursday
evening. You have n cordial invitation
to our services.
CLAY L. RUNYoN, Pastor.
METHODIST CHuRcH- Services at the
regular hour Sunday, morning SUBJECT
"Framing the Picture" Evening: DIR. IL.
Buchtel, Chancellor of Denver Univers-
ity will occupy the pulpit. Come ana
hear him. Hymns 80, 5Sl, 500; 60, I'll
400. Y. p. S. G. Il. p. M, Topic Gam
ing by Losing. Leader Mrs. Hunnicutt'
j. II. KNUcKEY, Pastor.
LAMAR CIRCUIT, NJ. T.. CHURoH.-Our
4th Quarterly meeting was great up
lift to the Star neighborhood The pre-
siding elder preached to grent congre-
GuUlOn. ht "to phtnS" ''''"
some outside at the windows. We all
greatly regretted the absence of Rev. j..
G. Horn on account of sickness. lie
was billed to preach at 3 p. m. DR.. Har-
ris preached in his stead. AS the house
would not accommodate the people, he
preached at the grove OF Bro. Lovelady,
near by. The pastors report showed an
increase to the church of Al members
and baptised since he came to the
work. January 20, 1901.
We announce another great treat at
the Fairview church Saturday night, D
p. M, August 3rd. Chancellor Buchtel,
of the Denver University, will give his
great lecture, on "A New Definition OF
Success" 1t is free. All come. He will
preach at the same place Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock. Hope there may be
great packed house TO hear this great
man.
j. G. JEFFERs, Pastor.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the law
partnership heretofore existing by and
between G. G. Goodale and CRANKY Hill
yer under the firm name of Goodale ~
lIillyer is hereby dissolved this date by
mutual consent.
Mr. CRANKY Hillyer will continue the
practice of law and to occupy the same
office heretofore occupied by the firm OF
Goodale & Hillyer.
Witness our hands this 18th day of
July A. ID. 1901.
G. @. CooDALE.
GRANNY HILLYER.
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For good goods and good prices, go to
Buffers.
All straw goods at half price at Geo.
c. MaXwell's store.
Nothing can be better than McLeans
Ice Cream.
Summer suits at cost at Maxwells
Clothing store.
Madison Square Theatre Company all
next week. Ladies' free Monday night.
Admission 10 20 and 30 cents.
Summer suits at cost nt Maxwell's
Clothing store.
Orders for cakes promptly filed
Leave your orders at Franz Bros.
FLORENCE SHEPPARD.
Fifteen per cent off on all Summer
Goods at Geo. G. Maxwell's.
Madison Spare Theatre Company all
next week. Ladies free Monday night.
Admission 1920 and 30 cents.
WOOD for sale at the Fair grounds,
cheap. Apply to w. A. Hasty, foreman.
All straw goods at half price at Geo,
G. Maxwell's store.
The $50, S64O and 1915 Mems Suits
at The New York Store is going fast.
Come and get one at this price, as they
are worth double the money that we sell
them for. These prices will only hold
good until Saturday night.
A tine and complete line of Furniture
at Buffers.
Fifteen per cent. off on all Summer
Goods at Geo, G. Maxwell's.
After July LIST Irwin will close out the
summer millinery.
Go to the Marker Lumber Yard for
all kinds of Building Material.
Fifteen per cent. of on all Summer
Goods ut Geo. @. Maxwelfs.
The New York Store has put out all
their Mems Straw Hats, worth not less
than 80 to 10 cents, Your choice clear
ing sale price 30 cents.
Try our Ice Cream. II it isn't first
class don't pay for it. Mclean Bros.
rYs- Money to Loan. ''Ss1
A. r. CRAWFORD.
If you want Shoe to give you salts
faction, try the Brown" at Buffers.
Summer suits at cost at Maxwell's
Clothing store.
WASrEp-sGOO or $500 loan on first
class security. Inquire at this office.
What is it? Children cry for, every
body buys and enjoys. McLean's Ice
Cream.
The sale at the New York Store is
still going on, get the advantages and
and purchase what you need rs the
prices will only hold good until Satur-
day night.
Step into Buffers and see those hand
some Side Boards, Dressers, Beds, Chairs
&c. A complete line.
All kinds OF Lumber at the right kind
of prices at Markers Lumber yard
southwest OF the depot.
Bottomley has fine artist with hin
and for the 80 days will make pictures
at reduced rates, from 25 cents per doz-
and don't forget the baby.
Just received at The New York Store
800 Ties, Scarfs and Bows in all style'
and colors. Cheap at 30 and 30 cents
your choice at clearing sale, price q
cents.
Fox SALE-Good triple-piate glass
show case, bargain. For information
enquire of Mrs ID. f. Darrough, Grana
da, Colo.
Ao oora ~ mnny customers failed to
get all the goods they wished during the
early part Of our clearing sale, owing tt
the immense crowd to be waited on, We
invite you to call again, as the low prices
will prevail until Saturday night
LILLE NEW YORK STOLE.
The Lamar register., 1901-07-31
Attention, Melon Growers

All melon growers of this vicinity
are invited to attend a meeting OF the
Lamar Melon Growers association at
the court house in Lamar on Saturday.
August 3, at 2 p. IN. Very important
business will be transacted.
NJ. STRAIN, Secretary.
The Lamar register., 1901-07-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. $. LAND OFFICE LAMAR Colo.
.IuIY Ihih. lyll. I

July 18th. 1901.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice oi his in
tention to mae, final proof in support OF lIs
claim, and that sa.I proof will he made W fore
Rngistnr and Receiver AT Lamar, colorado. ON
Thursday, August %, 1901, VIZ: Oliver Rhodes,
II. +. No. 4.7U for the NWla soc. 3l Twp. q s.,
Rg. F w. 9Th T.. NJ.
He names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz A. khodes, Felix Cain } 6.
Martin and Howard Rhodes, all of Lamar, Colo.
ii7-a21 WA. AERRIL.L, Ragistor.