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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26

to check the secretions is foolish as
it is harmful. The true cough medicine Is
the one that cures the congested men,
branes and thus stops the discharge when
the cough ceases Of it's own accord
The cough medicine that has been found
always reliable to remove the cause and
thus stop the cough Is Peruna-
1t contains no opium nor narcotic Of any
kind and Is a sure cure for all kinds Of
cough. Peruna operates directly to heal
the cOngeSted or tnfamed mucous mem
brane of the air passages and lungs
A tablespoonful before each meal and
at bedtime will cure a winter cough per
manently and quickly. Two ounces Of
rock candy added to one bottle Of Peruna
and taken as above is the best treatment
in existence for a common cough, the
cough of consumption and chronic brOn-
chitis, according to the testimony Of the
thousands of patients scattered all over
the length and breadth Of the United
States.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement Of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President of The
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26
FORGERS OF RAILROAD
ARE BECOMING NERVOUS
Fraudulent Stamp Used to Validate
Return Portion of Tickets Is Vol
,,.4o-iJx1 c,1r,.e,, darod

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. PA fraud
ulent stamp, similar to that used at the
union station ticket office for the purpose
of validating the return portions of rail-
way tickets, has been voluntarily surren-
dered to George H. Foote, secretary of
the Kansas City Passenger Association.
The stamp was presented to Foote by a
local attorney, who said it was turned
over to him by a client in this city, who
begged that with it's surrender the inves-
tigation of recent wholesale frauds in
railway tickets started by H. G. Town
send of st. Louis. general passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific Railway,
and Foote be dropped
The name of the owner of the stamp
was not made public Foote says the in
vestigation will be continued and intf-
mates that arrests will follow.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26
Fire DESTROYS Warehouses.

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 25.-Word reaches
here from Merida, Yucatan, that great
fire has been raging at Progreso, start
ing in the warehouse of Eshanova Broth
ers and spreading to the warehouses of
Gabriel Escalante and the consignment
department of the Merida Railway. Some
900 bales of henequin were exposed to
the flames and it is believed that much of
it has been destroyed. The loss is esti-
mated at s., ,O00,O 600.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26
GENERAL GOMEZ FARES
POORLY IN POLITICS
He Is Met With Charges of Treachery
and Stones Are Thrown
at Him

HAVANA. Dec. 25.-According to tele-
grams printed in Senor Estrada Palma S
organs, General Gomez is faring badly in
his political matters. In the Puerto
Principe province his meetings have been
broken UP and he has been greeted with
shouts of Traitor and stones have been
thrown at him. General Gomez is mount
ed on the same horse he used during the
war and is accompanied by band and a
number of veterans. The Maso> feeling is
running strong in Puerto Principe.
The Nacion says Gomez is paid by the
Government to stump the country. He is
met with that accusation on every hand.
Maso's followers have withdrawn every
one of their candidates and the feeling
at some points is bitter.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26
trouble Over MINING claims.

GUTHRIE, Q. T., Dec 25.-United
States Indian Agent Randlett of the
Kiowa and Comanche tribes is sending
out notice to all persons who have staked
they must vacate at once or they will be
elected by Fort Sill troops The action is
based upon the opinion of the Attorney
General, approved by Secretary Hitch
cock and sent to the agent under recent
date, prohibiting miners from filing on
Indian allotments.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26

~ EATH came suddenly last night
ii N to Walter Morosco, the noted
theatrical man. while he was
~ sleeping at his residence, Ger
anium place, in Upper Fruitvale.
Mr.. Morosco had gone to his room to
rest after enjoying the holiday with his
brothers, Edwin A Bishop and Henry
Bishop of Chicago, and his nephews, Ed
win ]. Bishop and Willard Parry.
Mr.. Parry was sitting in an adjoining
room and heard his uncle breathing heaV-
lily. The young man went to the bedroom
at o'clock and noticed that Mr.. Morosco
was apparently not breathing Closer
examination revealed the fact that death
had made its claim. DR.. E. S. Depuy,
who had been attending Mr.. Morosco for
a recent slight illness, was called. The
doctor could only say that death had pre-
Mr.. Morosco had been feeling indis-
posed for several days, but he was not
so seriously i'll as to occasion any alarm.
His sudden death was a severe shock to
those that had been enjoying his hospl-
tality. Plans had been made for gala
time at his home during the Christmas
So far as is now known death came
from heart disease.
Sons Summoned Home.
Mr.. Morosco's sons were all away at the
time of his death. Harry Morosco was
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26
WE'LL NOWN'THEATRICAL MAN
WHO DIED SUDDENLY YESTER-
DAY IN HIS FRUITVALE HOME.

summoned quickly from San Francisco.
Dispatches calling Leslie Morosco home
from Seattle and Oliver Morosco from Los
Angeles were sent at once.
Mr. Morosco's long and profitable con-
nection with San Francisco theatricals
gave him prominence throughout the
United States He was born about fifty
five years ago at Guilford, Connecticut,
his family name being Bishop. AS a young
man he joined troupe Of acrobats, styled
|the Morosco brothers, and for years the
Fcircuses of the country had the team on
their bills. Mr. Morosco abandoned the
circus and embarked in the theatrical
business. His first move was a remarka-
BILE one in the history of San Francisco
/ theatricals. He opened a playhouse in old
Union Hall. then on Howard street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. It was south Of
Market street and the old-ttme theater
owners looked with amazement upon the
move. But it was a big success, and led
to the subsequent leasing by Mr. Moros-
co of the Grand Opera-house, where he
continued his successes along popular
price lines. For many years Mr.. Moros-
co, with his son Harry, was at the head
of the Grand ODera- house
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26
Accidentally killed bv His Brother

GUTHRIE, Q. T., Dec 25.-Charles
Robb, an 11-year-old boy, was shot and
instantly killed late this evening near this
city. With his elder brother he was on
a hunting trip. The gun was carried
over the shoulder of the older boy and
was accidentally discharged, the bullet
striking the younger boy in the heart
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26
His Benefactions MANY.

Several months ago. desiring to retire
from active service, Mr.. Morosco disposed
of his theatrical holdings to corporation
with which his son Harry is connected.
Since his retirement Mr.. Morosco had
been residing at his country home, which
is one of the beautiful places of Oakland
and its suburbs. There the retired man
ager enjoyed comfort and rest. Among
his pleasures was driving. He was pas
sionately fond of horses, and drove otter
fine team of eight black horses to a
talIy-ho. His famous collection of Shet-
land ponies was "a great attraction. OF
large liberality. Mr.. Morosco's benefac-
tions were many. He took particular de-
light in assisting the work of the asso-
ciated kindergartens of Oakland.
There will be nothing done about funeral
arrangements until the absent sons have
arrived.
The relatives are prostrated over the
sudden shock, for the death was most un-
expected. Mr.. Parry said last night:
1--WE are simply overwhelmed for moth
ing was further from our thoughts in this
holiday time than the possibility of the
sudden taking off of my uncle"
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26
THE VERY LATEST COL
OR PROCESS. Eight Pages
in Beautiful Colors that are
pleasing to the eye.
Death of Waitress Arouses Suspicion.

DENVER, Dec. 25.-The body of Flora
Mcdonald, a waitress, 26 years of age,
was found this morning in the City Park
Lake. There were marks on her throat
which indicate that she was murdered
The police, however, have concluded that
Miss Mcdonald committed suicide, as
there were evidence TO support the
theory of murder beyond the few marks
on the face and neck.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26


ee0hemen"A few months after getting feet vet cor
which started to coughing badly My throat
very sore my head achsd and felt very miserable
of weHknoW7 remedies but nothing relief
relief take The of throat and lungs
relieved and noted that acted strengthening tonic
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 25.-District Passen-
ger Agent Frank D. Gilesleeve of the Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern has been ap-
pointed assistant general passenger agent with
headquarters in st. Louis. The appointment
is effective January /.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-26
Sons Summoned Home.

Mr.. Morosco's sons were all away at the
time of his death. Harry Morosco was
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Harriston Johnston, of Columbus, is
in his eighty-seventh year. He was
the protector of her big cotton mill,
and is still the active spirit in in
management
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Jewett-Boy or girl?
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Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

Mrs May JoneA and two suns arrived
last evening from Oakland. Cal, 20 spend
O week or two with The family Of her
brother B.A. Knowles.
The Century Club was pleasantly on
ierlnlned by Miss DAlsy Wamel lns,
Thursday evening
NM. N. p. Facet Of EImlra, n. y.
mother of I'D. Fasse,s oi this city arrived
here on the OH aud Is now The guest II
the Harvey house nrs Fasarit ~
poets 70 remain here until the arrival
0i her son J. Soat FAsssti, who Ii expect
ed here shout the 2 Of this month.
What. with telephone. Building aud
Loan, oil aud the many other schemes
that are almost hourly being thrust upon
us Of the noW county seat. ills hard 10
keep up with the band wagon now adayn
In another column will he found the
cast for "tnmpklns' Hired Man. which
will ba played by the neming Dramatic
Company ou Wednesday evening, Apris
I7th. We maintain that this Is going 70
be good show aud you should not fall
TO see Il. After the show dance will be
given, free 20 those holding reserve sees
coupons Prices % the play s5c. and
zoe. The "IIired Man" Is al right Don't
miss va
The report of the second annual meet.
Ing u The octupus Club was handed Ia
for publication this week. but owing u
scarcity Of spaee can not be published
until next week.
J. A. Mahonay. Collector Joe Kelly
Asseesor Ed Pennington, Pos'mastel
u, q. Clarke and few more lesssr light
frnm lhls burg took n flying trip "a
Silver City over Ia Grant county las
Wednesday.
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13
.TO CREET NE PRESIDENT.


Immediately afsef ualuurnmcnl
Of the commlllee from che chi
rens' meeting, or whcN mention
is made elsewhero, meeting
OF those present WAS called to
commence preparations for np-
prOprla,ely receiving the presl
dent Of this "gfeal and elorlonn
country" the governor Of our
territory and other noiabIes who
are expected IN Demlng on the
ilfsh Of next month.
Mr.. J.. A. Mah0ney was called
10 preside aud on assuming the
chair, Ia i very neat apneeh, stated
what was expected OF un from
abroad aud what was hoped lol
by those At home.
On motion the chair was tllrec'
ted 20 select o reception commit
tee Of "a At large, throughout the
territory, TO receive the president
on tho arrival Of his train. This
committee will DO selected within
= day or Two and each menbrl
thereof notified BY letter by Mr.
Mnhonoy.
The following committees were
ordered aud appointed by ths
chair.
Executive Committee - Johr
Corbnii, chairman; james Tracey
,. ?. Byron, W. II. Greer, J. a
Mahoney.
Finance Commiltee-B. Y. Nc
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

When DemIng's Commercial
Clnb, is fully organized and IN run.
ming order its inaugural act should
be to thoroughly Investigate the
fuel problem with which all manu-.
featuring aud enterprises o, every
description 10 this vicinity are
constantly confronted. II the
Eailsoads will not furnish us coal
nt price somewhere near what
other places are furnished. per
haps arrangements that would be
satisfactory could bo made for the
use of petroleum for heating,
Let's look into the matter at any
rate.
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13
Commercial Organization.

The committee Of ten that was ap
pointed by the business meh of this city
10 draft ey.laua aud take such other
ac,isn "a might bs deemed necessary 70
permanently organize an association 10
protect and push the Interests of Denlng
net Ia the Bank pariora last "Wednesday
evening Mr. Vorbel, being absent. Judge
Seaman Field was appointed ehalrmAn
aud George l.. Shakespeare secretary.
Copies Of hy-lavs from the foil'wing
organizations we're admitted Tor nso'
Chamber of Commerce, Los Angeles,
California.
Fl Pnso Chamber o. Commerce. II
paso, Texas.
Commercial Clubs Albuquerque, New
Mexico.
Las Vegas Board Of Tradei East Las
Vegas, New Mexico.
A subcommllice.ot four waa appointod
70 draft bylaws, select suitable name
for the organization. The COMMITTEES are
W. II Greer, Lou H. Brown, y. \. Me-
Reyes and chairman, Seaman Field.
The aooVe suhcommittee VAS requested
10 consumate their labora aud be ready
10 report their hndings to the committee,
~ a whole A. = meeting 20 be held 10 tue
Bank parlors next Monday evening Apr,
15.
An adjournment WAS then had until
the above date, when It Is earnestly de
airrd that every member ~ the commit
tee will be present next Tuesday, At the
place above specified, 10 act GA The re-
port of the sub committee 10 order that
the committee may report 70 a meeting
Of citizens, NY whom Il was appointed.
At tho Adslphl Club Rooms, nest Tues
day evening, April, 10,
Iiy this IL will areu that this city Il
hound 10 have au Organization Of iia bus
insss wen thai viii 10 the end, he IN
position 70 tax action that can only
result 10 great g0td 10 this city. Ia fact
the good results 60 be attained from such
an organization cauuot at present be
esiimated.
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

kpyen, n. A. nollch.
Tfansporlallon--C. 3. iloeworlh
s. Llndauer, y. "A. Maboney.
Decoration George Chester,
chairman, JuNus Kosch, james
irvine, Thomas Hudaon.
Nolwlihstanding the. claims Of
The newspapers that El Paso will
have the whole swing aud be the
whole thing 10 this section on the
coming Of President Mckinley,
Demlng Ia going right ahead TO
prepare for the reception Of the
President to New Mexico, on New
Mexican soil, aud IN the place oi
our governor going ont Of hiA
territory to meet the President
Demlng proposes 10 arrange &c
have our governor meet our
president here, the only New
Mexican city along the proposed
route as now set forth.
Ample aud elaborate arrange
ments will be made here for q
gala day, and TO all OF our friends
from the northern part OF the ter.
ritory who intend TO meet the
president Demlng says "come IA
Deming, IN your own territory
meet him Ia u body on the soil oI
the territory your live aud have
an interest in show him what a iint
Representative lot Of United States
cilizena We can produce. Then
ask for statehood. Come 10 Dem
ing-we will do the rest.
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

The Bisbee railroad has four
story Office buildlngs and exten.
sive yards, galore, Ia lsl Paso--or
IA the columns Of that clly's news.
papers. II does not coat much TO
build railroads aud even ten story
buildings In the columns Of an en-
serprislng newspaper But the
Blsbee poople are fast realizing
what II would cost 10 bulld ninety
miles through the polrla moun,
talns, where there is nothing buf
nlkali water, aud that in insunl
ciesit quantities for their necessity.
Time, and not newspapers report
ere, will settle the Bisbee railroad
iermInue, gentlemen. Have pa.
tienee.
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13
MAYDOLE'S HAMMER.
lnensons Plaster IA Pains Msslef.)

When Maydole was told that 10 made a
pretty good hammrr." ho said mo, don't
mako . pretty good hammer, ! make tho
best hammer that over ifas mAda.n
Evcry rarpentor who saw a Mnydolo ham.
mtf wanted one. u was Of thu best ma.
lerial perfectly balanced. and The head
never flew OF. Hammers were divided into
two oiAa,cs isl, Maydlie'a, "a, all the roai.
Plaaion arc separated hy the SAME l.ne
Of eleayagoi ist. liensol's Porous Plaster,
I'll, all tho roat. Whon. for rheumatic pain,
. cold, cough, kidney trouble or any
ether diannao or ailment that may be- treated
externally, you ask for q plaster. any hon.
eat, reputable druggist will give YOU Sem
eon'a. lie kaons Il q incompalably the
boat, and ho assumes that you know 4 too.
AZ the nnme 81 Maydoio stood for hamniors
tho uamo nf Benson stands Tor nlaslera
tho real thing Al the medicinal poten.
rles ihnt are valuable IN a plaster are IN
benaol'a Capaicnm, Strengthening and
belladonna plastcra are out uf date
Al army of physicians and drugpialn, and
millions ~ The people, have written of
beuson'H Plastefs ~ q femedyto boiFuatod.
Bonson'a Plaaiors have fiity-fgo higkest
aitnrda. Accept no substitute
For sale BY al druggists, or We will nre.
pay postage on any number ordered No the
United States, ou receipt Of 26c each
benhuFy A johnson, hig Chemists, n. Y.
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

There are six counties attached
10 the Fedral court, whose present
location is Las Cruces. Any one
residing In either Of three OF these
counties, required TO attend that
court In ila present location, must
lose four days time going 10 and
from, TO say nothing OF the time
they are required 10 spend. IN cne
ofihe most dlsagreeable towns Ia
New Mexico. 1.-THE U. s. Court
was located Ia Lura county, It
would be different.
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

iaal Woeh'a issues OF both the
Silver City Independent and Enter.
price, contained articles that lndi-
rulc onls the best feeling and
good wishes Tor Lima county and
her seat of government. llelley-
lng those expressions emanated
from m honesty of purpose from
our ifien'ls IN the mountains, ne
Of Luna accepl them ae offered
end exsend The hand Of friendship
70 81. Let us lay aside forever
lhe old.lime feeling OF rancor and
anlmoslly, aud from now on work
for al that has q purpose or good
Tor als. And tight here. ne has al-
ready been said by the papers
spoken Of, as Ihls Ia the moeg cen
trial and most accessible point aud
ne We have better Accommodations
for all comere, let al or rs get
earnesily at work 10 have the U.
3. Court and u. 8. Land oalce re.
moved 90 Deming, whore they
will be within the reach Of all.
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

El PasO on the Rampassa-EverybOdy Headed for Luna
County.

Thomas o'Keefe. Of El Paso,
has lately located 1900 acres Of
land ~ miles north Of this city pod
Incorporated q company 10 devel.
op oil thereon. The company Is
capitalized At . quarter Of a mil.
lion dollars
Three Thousand shares have
been sold 10 ri pnso already.
That ibe Indications for Oh we're
atvfabls u ne locality has been
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

sccne-g Kitchen IN Tomphlns' Farm
House. Engaged, are yous Wen you can
dlsengage yourself Just as soon as you see
HIN again. "0h Ike you. Dixie you
remember who smashed the pitcher Just
because II hadn't broken when she fell
down the cellar with lig' ''ll0w.de'dO
Mrs. Tompkins Mrs. Clark she's took
worse they want teh know u you'll come
over
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

Same ne.---"The day Is cold and
dark and drcary; Il rains and the wind
Is never weary. Ny, but this Is a pouring
rain, perfectly delightful thought" "Then
help me win Iohn Remington. care
more for bis little finger than Tor al Of
you put together" Don't trouble your
self | beg. see there Is q carpet rag or
two to be sewed. I"
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

The /. 0. o. +. Pan American
Committee, Of Buffalo, N. Y, ex.
tends ~ cordial invitation TO
Brothers Of that order who visit
the exposition TO make the
]. o. o. f. rooms at 2i3 Ellicott
Square their headquarters, where
they will receive the greatest
consideration.
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

known hereabOuts for years past
but no Que seems TO have thought
enough about the matter 20 get Al
the work Of thorough nveotlgn.
tlon. Bat, as indicated BY The zl
Paso papers, her citizens are de-.
iermined 20 lnd out al about Il
aud now have boring machine
on the ground and will soon be
able TO tell US more about Oh.
DomluR u an right
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

HsfANfHu- -lA1ics and FcHllrmen 10 introduce
W lbf HlOlfnat tcllHf 81 fafih W Nhiie d
Electric Comb. patented 1850. Ananlt nfu coin
lug iMuuey. Cufoa an fofma oi scalp allmenl8i
headarhrs. oia yrt costs thu hnuiu un % otduAl3
comb. send tog IN alnnps fnf 4 sample. y. n.
HOSE, Gen Mrr Decatur. ~, tl9am
HNAh1kn- Reliable mau for Manager ~ Branch
w Onlce We wish "a open IN thla Yici1lty, u
Your record u %, X, here n ycur onpnrcunliy.
klndlY give good frfcfoHco when Wiling Ilih
aail. Ohio iilusirnied catalogue fcte rtamph ~
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

II he'd had Itching pllee. They're
terribly snnoyI Ingi but Bncklen's Arnica
saivr viii ours the wurut case of piles
on earth. II has cured thousands. For
Injuries, Pains or Bodily Erupilons rs
The best salve 30 the world. Price 20
cents boz. Cure guaranteed. Sold BY j.
2. Byron.
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

Countless thousands have found
blessing 10 lhe hody 10 Dr. Kings New
life Pills, which positively eure Con-
stipaiion. Sick Headache, Dizziness,
jaundlee, Malarla, Fever sod AFue aud
an Liver aud stomach troubles Purely
vegetables uevea grippe or weuhen. Only
e5c II >. = 3yron'a drug store.
One might travel for many moons and
yiell cities of several Thousand inhabl-
lanis aud then not ind town that can
compote with Deming as 10 pusiniilco
Postmaster Clarke 10 entitled 10 aprclnl
credit Ter the taste he has displayed D.
all OF the furnishings IT eur pnuiogilce.
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

Same Scene-of ofour daughter Is 10
rather o hard place y she promised me
first" "she's my own leelle go. I
hadn't orghl leh give you away III The
lusi place. Can you love me iesC a leellc'
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13
VALUABLE MRDTCINE
For Coughs aud Colds in Chill.
drem

" WWWM hao ANAN 0NtuN Ia Amila
dren.
y Anvo nos the slightest hssltaucy IN
recommending Chamheflaln's Cough
llemedy 10 ~ who are suffering from
cuugha Or colds, saya Chas. ~. Cramer
ESQ, we'll known watch mAkor, of Co
lombo, teylon. III has been some two
years slucs iho city Dlspcniary are-
called NY alleniion 10 thls valuable
msdlcins and have repeatedly used Il
aud "a has siruYr bern hsnenclal. n
has cured noe quickly of an chest colds
~ y especially effective ior children
aud dseIdpm latsa more than one tolll, 20
eufs Of hoafseness / have pefiuided
neNy l9tfy this valuable medicine. aud
lhef nrs ~ a. wel pleased a. myarlf
over lhs ftsulls1 Fcit sale by APP
44ith. tiuaeial
Deming headlight., 1901-04-13

ES" Social Dance after Enlerlaln-
mcnl free TO those holding Reserve
Seat Coupons.