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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-01
East Indian superstItions.

Hare's blood useful for young in
FAINT. When young one attacked
with ague, the blood and some
mothers milk mixed together and
given to drink to the infant, the
sickness will go.
Black monkey is useful for magic.
The monkey will be killed on Sunday.
Drink little blood, take off the skin,
and make To cap. The magic could
not touch that man.
Peacock's leg useful for deaf man.
1t may be boiled with oil, and when
any person could not hear the sound
the oil will lie dropped u little into
the ear and man will be cured.
Owl useful for a woman. This will
be killed on Monday. Take out both
eyes. The left will be burned and the
right as well. Keep the dust of the
right, throw some of the dust on a
womnn's garments, and she will love
you; and when you want to be clear
of her, throw dust of left eye, and
she will leave of by. pronouncing
some magic words.-Oriental Sport
ing Magazine.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-01
PRESS OPINIONS.

DDavid b. Hill is disposed to wait
and see what kind of democratic
party it will be in 10O4.--Washington
Star.
uTThe prices of corn and silver
have parted company. Mr.. Bryan's
political economy is full of glaring
errors.-Indianapol News Und.).
UIf Edward Atkinson can get his
fellow ants to oppose the protective
tariff it will be all the safer from
successful attack.-Albany Journal.
DPresident McKinley's keynotes
on his present journey are a united
country and the legitimate expansion
every citizen should favor without re-
gard to party.-St. Louis Globe-Dem-
ocrat
uTEditor Bryan is still explaining
Mt great length why he urged the rat
ifcation of the treaty with Spain by
which the Philippines came into
Uncle Sans possession. What Ed
to blue pencil himself occasionally
chicago Tribune.
uyA man is under arrest in Lincoln.
Neb., on the charge of passing silver
dollars worth only so cents, for 100
cents. The mans name is Robinson,
not Bryan. and he has been passing
Mexican dollars, while Bryan, il will
be remembered, proposed to put the
mark of.the United States on his pro-
posed bunco dollar.-Troy Times.
DDoubtless any foreign attack
upon the country's protective tariff
would be eagerly utilized by the dem
ocrats in search Of an issue as
a ground for what they call "tariff re-
form" In that case IL will be in or
der to tell them that the United
States will hereafter, as IL has done
In the past, maintain it's tariff sys-
tenn without the consent of any other
nation ALBANY Argus.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-01
DECISION AGAINST AMERICAN.
Important Opinion Rendered by Chill
Inn Claims Commission Estnb-
fishing New Precedent.

Washington, May 25.-In divided
opinion the CHILEAN claims commits
sion recently dismissed the case of
Henry Chanucey, an American citi-
zen, against the government of Chill,
involving over 100000 Bolivar silver
dollars. The majority of the COM
mission, namely Minister Peoda, Of
Switzerland, and Minister Vicuna, OF
Chill, held that the claim originated
under the partnership laws of Chill
and that recourse must be had either
by diplomatic Intervention or to the
government of Chill, or to the courts
of that country. The American COM
missioner, Mr.. Gage, filed long dis
senting opinion. 1t said that the
decision establishes a new and impor-
tant precedent in international usage.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-01
MY ENEMY.

i walked toward the door of him that I
hated
In the month of the apple blooms,
And like thoughts of Gods love for q
loving world
Beat down the soft perfumes.
OF love the mated songsters sang
And the childlike brooklet prated-
Still journeyed on with heart of hate
To the door OF him hated.
And the hills sent up their hymn of praise
To skies bent low to hear;
And the world was alert to catch the
strain
or the song of the Weakened year;
And the heart of the world heat fast with
joy.
With joy and love elated-
But | strobe on with a heart of hate
To the door Of him I hated.
And there came through the open door
A coffin borne by men,
Which they bore to a grave meath the
apple trees
At the foot of a blossoming glen.
When they left him there mid the apple
trees
To his new-heaped mound l crept.
And the birds sang glad as they sang
before,
But fell on his grave and wept
Sam Walter Foss in Good Housekeeping.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-01
FREE TRADE NOT WANTED.
Probable Agitation of the Tarin
Question by Advocates of
Reform.

Some of the newspapers Of free
trade leaning are advocating the re-
peal or modification of the Dingley tar
if law as mark of good will toward
the foreign nations in whose markets
our surplus products are now being
sold. There is no doubt that the tariff
question will be agitated considerably
between now and the opening of the
next session of congress in Decem-
Der, and attempts will be made to
break down the protective wall.
Significance is being attached to the
remarks of NJ. Jules Siegfried, the for.
mer minister of commerce and indus
try of France, who is visiting the
United States, to the effect that If the
invasion of European markets by
American trusts continues, there is
likely to be combination of the COM
mercial countries OF Europe for the
purpose of putting a practically pro-
hibitory tariff upon American prod
ucts. This is taken TO mean that free
trade must supplant protection in our
fiscal policy if we are to hold our own
in the markets of the world.
Reciprocity, however, is the means
by which European nations are to be
prevented from taking action hostile
to American commercial interests. by
means of reciprocity treaties, which
are authorized by the Dingley law, am
icable trade relations between this
country and individual countries in Eu-
rope can be brought about. Recipro-
city provides for freer trade, but not
for free trade. To those countries i'm
which concessions in favor of Amer
lean goods are made this government
gives concessions i'm return. In
stead of tearing down the protective
wall. reciprocity provides for breaches
in it here and there, through which
foreign products which do not com
pete disastrously with American prod
ucts may be admitted.
Under reciprocity treaties all the
new trade conditions may be met. The
protective policy will not be aban-
doned.-Clevcland Leader.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-01
THIS, THAT AND THE OTHER.

One son of President Garfield,
James, has just been admitted to the
bar of the United States supreme
court.
To wear with foulard dresses, many
petticoats are made of the same mate
rial, with wide accordion plaits and
edged with ruches of muslin to match.
Russian military cadets are now
permitted to wear mustaches and
boards. Their naval confreres are to
wear mustaches, but must shave the
beard.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-01
secure. Heavy Attachment.

New York, May 25.-In the supreme
court Brooklyn, Justice MADDOX
granted an attachment for $1Oo,65O
to Abram g. Jennings, of Brooklyn,
against the John Good and Jennings
Patent Machine and Cordage COM
pany. Mr.. Jennings obtained the at
tachment on the ground that he
had loaned that amount of money to
the company and had not been able
to effect q settlement.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-01

0Secretary of State Sam Cook
says Mr.. Bryan has been "a candidate
twice on practically the same plat
form and he has been defeated
twice." and IL is in order for demo-
cratic leaders ito think hard between
now and 1904" Sam must remember
that IL the democratic party matches
up fresh set of principles 1t will
have to drop the old ones and ac-
knowledge that the whole Bryan
business was mistake.--St Louis
Globe-Democrat.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-01

O"I owe something to the people
of the United States" says Mr.. Dry
an, "and propose to deliver The
goods" That has the right ring.
What Mr. Bryan owes the people is
long rest. They are ready to write
receipt whenever the goods are de-
livered.-Kansss City Journal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
AVN 90 lowell. M...

The matter Of permitting tho Amer.
lean Telegraph company 90 erect
poles Ia tho streets 90 the city All Go
string wires, was heard by tho men.
hvrs and referred Co the street com.
mittao.
Ia regard 20 the granting of fran.
Chiso Co an electric street car ayntrm
be was decided hy The street commit
tee 20 take NO action until the council
could hc assured that there was "A
sufficient amount ~ capital 60 guar.
antUv the completion of the road aud
until a suitabl. clause had been lncor.
puratcd permitting the city 20 pur.
chase the railway after certain time
Tho report was accepted aud given 10
a special committee which was ap.
pointed, 20 take the matter Tn hand
and report ON the same az the next
regular meeting
The next matter brought up was
that ~ the $4,000 sewer refunding
bonds, which WIS referred Go Mayor
Marion
Tho bonds ~ city Marshal McMil.
lin and Clerk G. " Modler were APP
proved and accepted by the council
The BILLS as presented by the mem
bora ~ the boards of registration
we're not allowed a. last nights ses.
sion. but viii br considered later on.
and the yihduct fisht ~ way matter
WAS referred 90 tho street commit.
tee
Alderman McMIllrn made the gug
E,Htluu that the city purchase piece
Of property M the corner 81 SECOND
street aud TiiofaH road
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27

road 1000 sounds oi WOOL 1900
pounds 81 greeu apples 500 pounds of
oyatSrated apples. Five teams we're
required io move the shipment
N. Mckenzie tho Expeditions old
reliable frUightor. arrived from Thor.
eau with 1000 pounds of merchandise
from the railroad
meeting gll soon be- called BY
the fair association 60 begin prepare.
lions Tor holiing the grandcst fall fair
Lac Pennington cyoT held In north.
western New Mexico, regardless OF
expense.
Tho spring meeting " tho Colorado
and New Mexico Fair association Will
boz held NJ Durango May o. %. a
aud 20. Purses 81 81 1000 is offered
Whilo san Juan county has no fast
horses NO one enjoys q good horse
race better than our people. The o.
nCors ~ the association are guaruu.
tee ~ fairness. 80 that every lover ~
the sport SHOULD try and attend
Albuquerque has already taken tho
iniatiyc Ia preparing for monster
territorial fair. 90 be- held there this
fnll. We would suggest on" board "
trade appoint a special committee. To
confer with the proper officials aud
arrange that San Juan county bee At
luttrd a good large space whore such
an exhibit as san Juan products can
bee made that will boz credit tO the
whole territory and biz Advertising
card Tor our county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
DEATH OF GENERAL HATCH.
he Was az One Time Commander Of
the Army Post az Santa Fe,

Brevot Brigadlcr General John pur
ter Hatch died az his home In New
FORK last week he has suffered fuI
nmc time from heart disease. tie re-
.rrd carly Ia the evening and was
found dead iu bed az 30 o'clock.
General Hatch was born iu Oswcgo
s. s.. January q, 1922, and was "a
descendant at Major Moses Porter.
ald.du.camp ON the stan Of General
benedict Arnold at the battle OF Sar
atOua His ancestors came 90 this
country In 1885,. General Hatch was
graduated M the West Point military
academy and was appointed "a Nrutrn
ant iu the Third United states iutan
Try July I. lStj He reported for duty
with his regiment az Corpus Christi.
under General Taylor In October ~
that year. and engaged in the battle
OF palO Alto tie was one Of thu only
TWO surviving officers of palu Alto.
the other being General Lawrence V
Graham of Washington.
He took part In every important
battle OF the Mexican war, aud Dspr
ciHlly distinguished himself az Vera
cruz and In the lighting before the
city of Mexico being brevytcd three
times for gnllantry. At the close Of
tho Mexican war hv was Assigned tu
duty I'm New Mexico being post com
mauder al santa Fc iu 1855 and Was
sent against the Apache Indians, and
ia the next year against N, NnNaiurs
lie was retired under the age lin
| il In 1856. and for the last ten years
| has lived In New York His remain,
were Inferred in Arlington cemetery
| lie is we'll remembered by old timers
| Ina this territory General Hatch WRs
Ialsn an uncle uf Mrs l.. -, Prince. H'
leaves a widow, son, Mark u. Hatcl
OF Washington and an unmarried
| daughter who lived with her parents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
You Are
Nervous

II you know its due to
something very serious, you
had better consult your
doctor.
But II IL comes from worry
or too hard work, or II IL Is
due to nervous dyspepsia or
impure blood, why not try
Ayers Sarsaparilla ?
Your doctor will certainly
approve Of this, and we are
confident it will DO you great
good.
You see, our confidence
comes from a knowledge of
this medicine extending over
fifty years.
nsss ssus An nrssfiss
>. e. AYER co lowell. Mass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
A slioh, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Some of the employee uf tho lum.
hpr company quiz work Sues 'ag ON
account 81 n misunderstanding u to
the date set Tor pay day. lut che mat.
ter was soon amIcauly adjusted and
the men returned to vnta n has
been the policy 81 the lumber com
pany since tho hullup two wears ago,
tc have no Fixed pay day thU rule De
ing Co settle the puy to'l .uwrw whore
between the 10Th and goth uf each
month. white all payment are made
hy check. which would ho worth
nothing unless iudursDi Orb order. tho
management has always &c that
those who might be- tempted tu hold
UP the office again might not know
~ the check arrangement and pos.
MY make q raid under the impress
ion that they would secure the ready
cash. while there would bo small
nance OF financial loss from another
hold up. there is a certain amount Of
personal embarrassment involved in
one which the office force uf the com
,any d. DESTROYS ~ avoiding Alamo
F8rdo News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
Flne SHOW Coming.

THE Angel OF the Alley" Thco.
krcmor's newest sensational mclu-
drama. rs undoubtedly one Of the
most satisfying pieces OF this kind
now before the public. 10 is being
presented boy sullivan and Harris with
every attribute requisite for the sue.
cess OF play OF this type. and is "a
story Of human interest that finds the
foundation In the poorer localities of
New York city. Many Of these
scenes are entirely familiar to thonc
who have visited the metropolis.
while others are laid In haunts never
known except on the records OF the
police blottor. As "a scenic produC.
ton The Angel Of the Alley IL said
To be one OF Ia" most sumptuuus OF.
forings before the public. The com.
pany carries all It's own pHraphcrna.
liza The company engaged To play
the various roles, includes such well
kroWu names as Misses Vera Hamil
ION. Florence Gerald Belle Darling,
LILLY Hall Tcssie Lawrence ana
Mossrs. Chas. Mulycy. Arthur +
Sprague Ihas T.. Bunnell Jos. T.
Carey Frank Wood. Ernest J. Mack
Harvey King. W. c. Lang. Philip vii
son and William Motau At Orches
trlon hall next Monday night, April
20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
BABYS BUSINESS

A healthy baby is comfort
able and that is enough for a
baby His business in life is
to grow.
Aside from acute diseases,
his food is the cause Of most
Of his troubles. But Scots
emulsion Of cod-liver oil deliv.
ers him from il.
He isn't sick; only a little
hitch, somewhere, in his ma
chine for turning food into
growth.
1t is a great thing to do, for
a baby, TO help him over a hitch
with mere food-the emulsion
is food that has the tact TO get
there.
The tact to get there is med
icine.
wstitsad you : ni,is V ~. fysg as
SCOTT a BOWRn, ~ fsail sItu, hss HsTh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
I've STOCK Association.

About twenty stuCkmtu ~ SuCofru
and U,lEhhurinE counties met la Mag
dalyuV Tuesday Go organize for the
promotion of their common interests.
lhr organization which was perfected
is 20 pc known az the central New
Mexico Livestock Protective asEoCia.
tion An executive committee wan
elected consisting of i. W Medley, r..
a. Clemens. i Rogers. r. r. Smith
and Chas. Gatnn. T.. 4. Clemens was
chosen secretary and Chas Gatlin
treasurer The names ~ all these
gentlemen constitute guarantee that
tho association is a strong and intelli'
gent one and that much good will be-
accomplished FOR the stock interests
ln this part OF New Mexico Socorrc
Chlultain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
sTATEHoop Oils.

BILLS Tor tho admission ~ New MoK-
leo az state have been fayDrably
reported as follows
Forty third congress. FIRST session,
May o 1874. house 81 representa- H'ss.
Forty fourth congress. first session.
February 10. 1876. United state sen.
ate. same congress and session MAY
no. house Of representative tiftirth
congress, FIRST session March l3.lssS.
house 90 representatives same con,
gross, second session. February 10,
1889. house ~ representative. fifty'
second congress. nrnt session. March
iG. 1882 house ~ representative
same congress and session. ~ IN,
1899. United States senate. Fifty
third congress-, FIRST session, October
.1l. 1893, house ~ representative,
same congress. second session, Aug
ust 3. 1894. United states senate,
Fny fourth congress. by Mr.. Fergus.
son house OF representatives. ffty.
hnh congress, hy Mr. Catron. Fifty
sixth congress. bills introduced IN
both houses by and az the request ~
Mr. PcrUa
This enumeration does not take ac-
count of the many statehood bills
| that were introduced iu one coz tho
hiNNi OF NNt NNNN'A ~ Nh' NNAA "a NNN'
Iury that has passed nee the organ
| izatl0n 81 the territory but which
were not reported Nor does u take
account " the historical fact that a.
long ago a. 1850, when the organic
act ~ the territory was passed New
] Mexico took IL upon herself 90 elect
1.-Two United states senators and d rep.
rcsehtatiyc aud sent them on Go con.
gross away over the plains and
through tho hostile Indians. and bad
them demand a. bee admitted into con
gross Hs representing tho state ui
Ncw Mexico The congress kept tht
representative as delegate and sent
the would be- senators home
Tho people of New Mexico mus
have had an idea for some fow year.
that they sefc fitted for statehood. OF
elise they acre foolish 10 80 pcrais
trntly keep trying for admission q
la surely time that We should Oe
sovereign state of the American
union. and We will be- I'm this H.N
! congress. N We 40 after "a has,
enough
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
CARLSBAD.
From tho Argus.

From the Argus
x. H. Armstrong left for Vernon.
Texas, called there by the serious ~
ness Of his brother lie will be- gone
about ten days. and George Duncan
will nll his position IN Joyce, Pruit
& Co.'S store during his absence.
A most beneficial rain foil In Carls.
bad and vicinity Tuesday night and
"Wednesday morning II VIII be- Of
immeasura5le beneht 90 the stockman
and farmer. The thermometer fell %
near the freezing point and reports
from tho Roswell district are That u
was colder there, doing great damage
ta the big fruit crop.
Trio Argus man misundorstOod his
informant last week a. 10 the date
set Tor the teachers institute In Carls
bad this summer Instead Of August
Sth. the date b. July Sth, and Prof
A. T.. Bcrnor has received his ap
pnintmont as conductor ~ the same
and is already preparing an interest
ing curriculum Of subjects for STUDY
at the meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
nsnsh, OF OH Pro,n,e,or,.

For the benefit of those who con.
template stalking out uil claims u
may be- we'll Tor them to know the
law ON the subject The government
classes OH wells as mining enterprises
and the illing ON lands for tho pur.
pose OF developing oil wells are made
the same as Tor placer mining A
claim consists ~ twenty acres and
must be- filed with the clerk NJ tho
county In which the claim ~ located
Sixty days are allowed lu which the
FIRST annual assessment must be- un
dor way ur the claim iapHcg. one
hundred dollars worth OF annual az.
scssmont must be- done and proof
made tO the county clerk Upon the
completion ~ work to tho value Of
$500. patent may be applied for ia
the same manner a. 10 proving up uu
Ia placer mining claim Any person
whose right o. enter mining lands is
clear may nle on oil lands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
New Council Down 20 Business--in.
terestinu Annual Reports.

New COUNCIL g0WN 10 hNhifNNha w
teresting Annual Reports.
Al the city nail last night every
member of the new council was pres.
cnt with Mayor q n Marion In the
chair. Tho minutes Of the previous
meeting we're read and approved, AZ
ter which the members got town 20
business and disposed of lot 81
business
q. Glomi was granted the privilege
Of erecting an addition 10 his rest
dcnco on south Third street
4 statement % the nKpgnHr3 ~ the
Gre department from the l2th Gay OF
June. 1900 10 April 1901. was made
by Fire chief ~ Huppc and u was
shown that the actual running rH
ppnse Of the department ta the city
wag only 5000. while the insurance
companies paid the sum ot f92N
| Since tho change tO the paid depart
| ment thirty alarms have been an.
awored Ia tho report chief Ruppe
recommended the purchase 81 com
Ihinatiun hose wagon. and stated that
more than $500 had already been sub
Isrrlbcd by the citizens Tor that pur.
pose.
Tho annual report Of the street
lcnmmittrc WAS made which showed
Ian expenditure Of SiA4a for men and
ltramH Cement and plank Aid"Aalk.
lto the amount ~ $4,000 have beet
Irnustructcd ln the various portions %
1.-The city. streets brought 20 grade
lbrldrrs placed across tho city ditcl
. land many minor improvements noted
La Was recommended that uDW side
walks ho built and that "a now stree
rpnnkler be- purchased a. an earn
lday. The committee also believed ]
wise Ia open Roma avenue iron
Eighth "a Tenth street Tor traihc u
Iorder that tho streets and alleys b.
kept clear 81 aU aim II WAS dcomn
, advisable 90 vigorously prosecute al
persons who throa refuse upon Oh
! snld pubic property
Bids for tho furnishing uf team
) for city work were opened ana "a
following were the uurH made "
p T.. .irimblr A. Co one team ur NOR
a. the rate az t1l per month jorr
Mouohan tGs Hercplano Garcia 80
ID was decided to hold the matte
Z over until the next regular meetin
Of the council
l. When the bids Tor the city prlut'n
Wrrp opened 10 vas found that ~
o Albuquerque American had made N
onrr of os cents per inch Tor hrat d
sertiOn aud 2D cents per inch Tor su
sequcnt insertions noupareil type
u and thar uf tho luurnalDemocrht.
, cent per inch, FIRST insertion go cen
n for each subsequent insertion, br
vier type; DaiY citizen. 80 cents ~
n inch hrst insertion a. cents per lni
Tor each subsequent insertion. br
II yisr type. and without any addition
cost each notice to De- published
tho Weekly citizen. After the COS
parisonB OF the bids we're noted n
j. council accepted the figures uf III
Daily citizen.
An ordinance was passed lcyyinE
special tan against all proper
. which aEuts on ali sidewalks laid
the city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27

II ig not 80 much what the news.
papers say. az what noighbor says 60
ncighbor. or friend says TO friend.
that has brought Chambcrlain's Chol-
ic. Cholera and Diarrhuoa Remedy In.
90 such general use, Il " as natural
Tor people To- express their gratitude
after using this remedy as II IL for
water to run down Hill II is the only
remedy that can boz depended upon,
whether u baby be- sick with cholera
infnntum or % man with cholera NOR
bus. II Is pleasant safe aud reliable.
Have YOU bottle ~ II Ia your home
For sale by al druggists.