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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06

Mr.. Moncure Burke. private secretary
10 the Engineer Commissioner Of the Dis
trict. has served through several admin
istraJions and has made an enviabIe r.
cord. He is very attentive 10 duty He
is also an active church worker and is
prominently connected with the First
Baptist Church. in which. besides holding
other Offices. he fills that Of clerk
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06

Before Warden James II. Harris. Of the
District Jail. came 10 Washington some
seven or eight years ago. he had served
calamity in an Illinois regiment 10 the
civil war on the side Of The Union His
first appointment here was as deputy war
den and after flling that position for
some four years was promoted 90 his
present position
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06

At the present time Mr.. George B.
Wade, Of the Internal Revenue Bureau. is
acting as deputy collector of the Green's
ooro tN. c. district. lie was formerly
resident Of Baltimore. He passed the
civil service examination and was APP
pointed boo1keeper in the department.
where he came 10 be classec as an ex-
pert. Recently he was detailed to look
after the interests OF the Government in
North Carolina for a time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06
ROBBED Or RAVEN TRRSSES

.ress His Highress. q"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06

Ojciec NeWn1ap
lego wielcy doktorzy Re-
CA dalej.
HlBL. r. Ed. E. kRJIEIT,
prob. polskiego ko4cioia
Wersaw ave-.
ST JOSEPH, MO.
WBNY rs. DoK1oEzE!
Paai Eva Jeziorska s9-letn,a,
chorowa4a Ms.
rosmaIte bolesc' reumsty czne "
nogach, " bokscb, " reksch j q
gsowie, . ravet " zoiqdku me-
strawnod6, o~dbij.nie j ezkavh
ciagle je meczyiy prze< przessto
diva lats. DowiedEiawszy sie o b-
karstwaoh v ieI. OLGA, posla}a NO
ME rae i drugi, ktdre zazywa}a We
dug przepisu i " kr6tkim czasfiee-
xupesnle wyzdrowiaia, tax IL 0bec~
ME ezuje s,e zdrowa. silniejsza i
jakby odn&odn,a!a, tax IL o Was
nyob sisaeh mog.a przyj6e do mnht
!opowledziet 0 dobrych skutkack
madyoyn, ~przys}aaych 'jej prsez-
y let Ojca. A wieo dI,ekuje sto..
krotnie % 1szcze4liwe wyleessnie,,
biogoslawi W'ol. OLGA i prosi "ana
Boga o zdrovie i Q jaknajdtuzsze-
cycle dls " iel. h. DoktoTa.
s Il uszsnowsniem
KS. Ed. r. REJNERT,
Processes v St. Joseph, Me-
PisaAem Y obeonoSci uEdrs vfoso;.
2: e. J~esiorst'ej i jej odrki P. ".
Bsrcssk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06

Doswiadc1ony staRy doAt6r Ito.
~ &yl druglej rckuwie sesslego stule.
cia " g6rach Blue Ridge przez studyo-
Wanie j badaDie dal 4wiatu iskO prs
CO swego zycla lekarstwo kt6Fe wyds-
10 Swietne lesultaty " nissieBiu pomo-
cy chsrym j. lecxeniu .r6znych tEo,db.
Lekarstwo to jest zpane pod nazwa
ORA Piotra Gomozo. Ma Ia Gryppee
okszalo ste QUO jake prawdlive blogs-
s~{awie6stwo Boie dla cierti..yeh. Guys
ci ono krew wzmacnia organy t:awiacc
i przynosi zupe1ne zdrowis jest enc
6porsadsone obecnie p1sez pravnuka
wyna)asey. Me maja GO " apteksch.
s~przedata je mieiscowi agge.ci. Aasss=
Dr.. Peter Fahrnev, 112 -114 So. Heyne
ave., Chicago NJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06

Il doh r. Ikkrryysztalowei CORY.
TAX pilno mu bylo stanac .
aaku. zaIcelu, re anil chwili ME chcial|
wstanie. a~|tracie ma rozgladanie sic po|
Gas. |okolicy, kt6ra jednak dziwna
, 2 p~oslania by4a i uderzaiaca. Gdyby
powieki, miae czas ma p%atr1enie, toby
wsze}ek dostrzee1 jakis niezwykIy rach
oot6v do sr6d -rozrzuconych tam kamie-
ri; usIysra7by daiki .rykk ia
i, wy,yniosla kichS strasznych bestyi dola-
ow,e,.ch b, ltu lacy I. I as,y,,so,tkaa. toby. xreszr
" w}Asnie Eeie zastanowi1y 60 e chmary
}: wschodza~ |kruk6w u~noszacych sic " po-
|wietrzu / kraczacych grzerazli-
ku, - mo. vie. Ale Janek ale widz'al a.
&C. - kres n, slyszak-
krolest~a.i Zmierzy1 bada"czym wzro"
:znie moi klein przesztrzei oddzielajaca
. zycze ci 20 OF szezytu. obejrzaf do
y i zapew~ kAadnie proseoqadie boki kry-
metal Q to- szta&owej CORY i doszedi d.
Cd mojej przekonania. &c tn s''a lod.ks
n te diva ME porad4i. re trseba chwy-
ME OBJ cic sic ioneeo sposobu.
% tionocz- E 'zpostarl tedy rlachte sa-
molotke i usadowiwszy sic ma
diva iakies niej, zawots1:
Wyzej lasow. nitei chmu-
/ - Jest ry.
w~1asnost Mes mic p}achto ma :szczyt
'jstrasznie)r CORY.
to drugir. Plachta 2]a,rzepota1a czteror
kt6ta ma sogami ,akby catercma
h przenos'f skryd1ami j " mgnicniu Okla
'ca ma m'ej- %przenio:ta Janka IA wskazane
Przyda miej,ce.
a ak Led~ie re stanat on ma
vi4sny Gle Observation-Disclosures ~wyskoczyf
ukrycia olbrzymi pots6r. Q
al mu iesz siedmiu giowach l nietope-
- ! znik~ rzych skrz> daach, ktory pedem
~|rzocza1 SIG ma Jaska. r..
wedrowal Z siedmiu jego paszc&
|wylatvwslo siedm ogoistych
.[jszykov. a kazda paszcaa
Rita teraz chwytalsai ))sin1ka, "a sv'i.s.@ Pc,
pr1ez mad MIN, chmara czarnych
szad ostre kruk6w. kraczac przerazliwie
osuwal sic i b'ac " p~owietrzu. rozdzia-
stawal sic via)ac suche gardziele | gro-
IN droga FAC chsupcu ostrymi dsi6ba-
|ziej utru- mi.
Janek wydob>i 2 nanadrza
ku si6dmei czar~ziele. rzucil je szybko ma
I nazajutrz. potwory ! " tejze chwili o.
wsnoszaca gn'sty smoksta1 sic pokornyna
ska |lekavcem. a stada kruk6w
wytry- rozpross>&y sic " powietrzu.
j, cudow- Bee preszkodv teraz zb]'z,i
promienie sic Ianek do zaczarowanegOI
l ub,era'y zrodla.
|aski dro- Ale i tn straszny cos ude-|
'4ota= i ts- rsys " biednegoachsoqqcca::W o-
" dy wytrysku)ace 2 e'e6i kry-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06
plakai serdecznym placzem.

serdecznym placznemn:
w TEN a ,n|lsl'ele. " podobp'y
! n~iewytlomaczony spos6b,
ak to i''z raz mia llle' m'ejsc1el'
IA poczatku potdrot5ziy Janko-
vel, zj,wia sic znowu u jej
<fesu tenze sam y z q tto-
wyprawiat Janka po wode
|ycia dla chorcj matki II
mu reke ma ram'eniu
: rsec.e:
- ne rozpacs.j Janku. =
DO rczpacz swatpienie, to
najgorsi doradcy czfo~
uieka. Sledzilem, acz niewi-
dzialny cd ciebie, twoje kro-
XII, szedlem weiaz .obok ciebie
u umyslu nastreczafem Ct
liczoe przcsskody ! pokusy.
Me zycz>1em sob,e twego u
2adku. lecz chcialem wypr6-
moe twego synowskie-
go przywia,ania.
Badz blogoslaw'ony dobr>
syau. cos ola biednei cho-
- :
rel matki wyrzekl Sc uc'ech
dworr. cos 81:
sic dzikiego VIOLA ! sa~
mo slohce do litosci pobudz''.
B9dz b}ogosIawiony. 10 ME
Gle pieknoSt Lowidusz-'
XII ami skarby kroiestwa kari
low, niecbze zas1uRa ME zo.-
bez zaplaty. b2t
wynaerodzon,!
M6wi9c to cudowny starzeet
nderzyl laska " krysztalowa
j zrodao ma noeo o't "a
cze}o.
J.nek rzucil sic zac<erpnae
wkro;ce mis} ia pou
brzepi, Ices kiedy odwr6c'} sic
sby podziekovad starcowi.
znachora juz pray aim ME by
%.
)enek ssuczeeli~iony . po-
iadania:*zscndownegoI leku,
spieszoie gotowa' sic d. POI
wrotu. Aliscl, zaledwie ana
|azl sic U stop CORY. zastano-
MI go szczego!ny ruch to"r
kamieniami gwar
tysiaca lud1i:
- Janku! Janku! ME opu~
;zczaj nas!
Jaaek prxystanal, - patzzyl
nads.uch,wah q kiedy zno-.
vi ,St racial. CLOS tsjemni-
:zy posr6d kam'en'. rczal
,owtornie:
= Janku! Jsnku! odz,~
.as!
Domysiil sic wnet Janek Q
.. chodai. prysnal kslka kro-
otyvczej woody. wnet ME-:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06

- na,czfS~'ei VI .sny it'tere e
slbo 4 ewczesne iunact~o,
Ten pragn'al we,'oldy w'ylaczn 'i
Ola innycn, = ' trzeci ieszcs POI
tutaj az okazan'a i. ME
bywalej odwagi. Jeden tylko
Janek oiczeeo ola siebie ME !
z zaparciem sic /
z miioscia " sercu
saeda on pc wode &yc,s ola u
kocbanej matki j Bog mt tel
biogosiawi " jego przedsle-
Tystaoe owych pieIgrzymow
powro :onyeh do zycia przez
Janka. obstapilo 60 t{umn'e
j gwarnie doko4a. Wszyscy
oni vielcy i mali. rycer1e
/ kmiecie. klantali lnu sic do
kolan dziekowali mt i bio
gos}awili c%ooiemiara. a POI
TEN kazdy Z o'ch puscil sic "
s~oja droge.
Jane* tymczasem prost"
podazAl ku donowi
x.
Me bede wan opo~iadas
szczegofo~o O povrotnei .po~
droty Janka, DO musialb> n
chyba opisywat ponownit
tel same okolice przez kt6re
JUL ras Janek przechodziI.
|T.lc tvlko powiem. &c eadns
jul przygoda ME spotkala ma
szego wedrowCa zc dz'th po
dniu coraz to bardziej zbl'za'
sic do ce!u. zoseawia;ac da.
lrko "a sooa p'zebyte CORY.
lasy ! wodv.
z = ", 5'go ME ustepo~.-
Ia nigdy m,sl 9 ukochanej
matce. Co ona tet eorab,a?
czy ally jej lepiej? cay ma ma
opieke! = OTTO p,ea-
MIA. ktore sobae sadswat a.
lick / ktofe skl6ca&, Eu diu-
godniowa ~vedr6wke. Chcia'- :.
by on IA skrzydlach wiatru
popedzit do matki. - prsy-
spieszai vice krok6w. cieszac
" duszy. z )ak2 to radosc'a
pow ita 90 staruszka. jak mu
sic We wsi dzi~it bed7: a& q
dn'a Q san'em potud-
oiui i, :solwidnrala mug daleka:
- - 't
wioska.
SERGE zy~ lei uderzylo y
Jankowi. swarz Gala 1
pokrasniala z radosci. fzy slod-
kie potoczy'y SIG 20 )agodach,
wyc'aerai pred siebie rece.
to aiebo rod.iane. to
pow'etrse "jczyste te lany
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06

TX TX
(Chg daIssyJ
)auek. jak umial I wiedz'a''
TAX kaspakaja! ich. .. cilska !.
ale aiestety, ME ~ie'e dobre~
90 mog| i'm Q ludz'ach POI
. wiedzief.
Katly. afys1ac g: tyy?lltl wy"
stepkach i zb,odniach panossa
cych sic IA ziemi. ki~ali smut
ME Giovanni ! saeptsli:
- Lepiej u mas choc "
podziem;ach .niz u was tam ma
Swiecie.
Ow6z moi ch}opcze!
przemdwil kr6l harlow. kiedy
Ianek skohczyl swoie opow'a~
danie, / ty niewinnie dos
~iadcz> les ~ lu niegodz'~osci'
przeszed dies t. lie n'eszcze$t. re.
bieyze mic ochota zapros'e
cie IA sta&ego miesz9shca mo-
jego p~od1iemnego pahstwa
Zostah II mnie moi Jauku'
DO co CT wracac do matki!
ia starry juz jestem ! niedlugo
zapewne poz>je , a Boy mi
ME dal c;esz>c sie po sobie
nastepca. B4dz nom synem
i~ez " spadku pc mnie
1,6lewska kyrone, kt6rej rie
nam pc zo>tawic komu. Patrz.
ws4> stk'e te skarby dokc.f4
bedq two)e .ys;ace podda-
nych po>&usznych bedz;e tive
mt skinieniu, a "a tc bogac~
iva kt6,e potracasa nog3 49,
moaesz posi9sc ~vszystkie tro-
ny tego s~iata.
janek upadl do n6g star
cowi.
- Kr6lu / panic! 2awo}af
ME czyhcIe mnie nieszczeSli-
wynn! Ma coz mi to wszystko
sic pr.yda, iesl' 2ostan7 s'e~
rota? ia matk' mojej ME Cd
staple "a zadne. " swiecie
SHARPLY. Mozecie &c NINA
robit co wan si7 podoba. ale
skusid mnic ME zdciacie!
Starzec otarl he ukredk,em
- Uspokoi sic moi poczci-|
Wy Janku i nte miej DO mo'e
3slu ZEN Gle ~ysta~is ma pro- !
be: doswiadczye cie chcialem
a Mo kusit WIEN jak $wiete
ola synowskiego se:ca zadanie
masz do spe}oienia ME mysle
~iezid Gle pon'ewoli. Jutro
wypro"adas Gle ma jasoe
slohcc ! wynagrodze tax, jak
poczciwoSt twoia ma to zaslu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06

Droga prowadzita teraz
przez kamieniste pole. przez
~nayromadzone zewszad ostrc
a I'm dalej posuwal sic
Janek. TEN gruot stawal sic
nie,6 wniejszym, tenn droga
prxykrzejsza hardziej utru-
dzaiaca.
Pc zej$c,u xe atoku si6dmej
ktore prEeby& nazajutrz.
ujrsal z radoscia wsnoszaca
sic " oddali krysztalowa ska
'e. a IA jei szczyc;e wytry-
zdr6j zvwej, cudow-
nej woody. Skosne %promienie
.achodzaceeo. }ohca ub,era'y
il we wszystkie blaski dro-
81 :
.ich kamieni, skry ,}ota j ts~
czowe kolory. re migota|a "
promieniach jak kosztowny
" dawnej koronic k,6>
nasaych.
Ostatk, sill zbieral pocsciwy
Jaoe%. ably jeszcze pred VIE
czorem dotrzec do jej s1cz, tn.
zac.erpnaGs upragnionej wody
co tywo powracac do mat
XII.
widocznie Bog mu bio
" ]ego usiiowaniach
BIO daleko jeszcre bylo do
wiec.ora. kiedy Janek o~statni
sw6i pos,a~ia = .sdpl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-09

Last year the other side had all the
money, we had only the heart. Let US
still retain this heart. If they offer
YOU any money take it, but vote for the
Home Rule. Let us have all the sena-
tors Home Rula if we can. So much
the better
IF the president wants to retain
Dole, why let him do it, We have the
power in the house. Dole is only like
q statue. OF course everything is not
entirely satisfactory in the house, but
[ am willing to return and try hard to
do what l can. If we win the next
legislature, let US try and push things
through. Let us do it all in forty days.
There are only four hundred dollars for
the legislators anyway. We do not
want any extra session.
About this homestead law. We
want forty or fifty acres, not twenty.
No man can go ranching on twenty
acres; it is hardly big enough for a rat.
What do we want forty acres for? To
drink milk. We are Americans now
and we want to drink milk with the
rest of the Americans.
"In the United States the niggers are
slaves They are not like US or the In
dams. who are treated as. white men.
They are an inferior race. a low class
composed of the worst people, who do
terrible things. We do not wish to mix
with such class. and we are not COM
pared with them, except by only few
missionaries.
"I know there is friction in our par
ty, and that by and by means fire. Let
us pour oil on the parts that are rub
bling together L am going to be here
in February to see if that bag or mon
ey with which they are going to br1De
us is here After we succeed then We'll
be happy. They think they can push
US all down because they are rich and
we are poor.
After 1 get the homestead act
through to give you all piece Of land,
see that you do not sell or mortgage
it. Keep it for yourselves.
II have spoken much about this
homestead act in Washington, and
was advised to see that the local leg
islature altered conditions to conform
with those on the mainland.
Taylor of Colorado said that he
would help us if we always had a ma |
tive delegate to Congress. That is !
gentlemans place. and people should
behave themselves there as gentle |
men. There is no pilikia. there, it is all
here
II invite the committees to go with |
me on a tour from Kauai to Hawaii, !
SO that L can tell the people what
have done. 1 want you all to give my |
respects to the country. who mainly |
helped me to win. There Is no nation
like us. Ninety per cent of US are able
to read and write, while in other ma
tions only forty per cent can do So
Il am sure that Christ will be with |
us and rule us in the next legislature.
Already / have sent to West Point |
Young Lyman and young Hons. I want |
a native boy there. and some day, L
may OF may not be living then, we
shall see a native admiral on the Pa
cific coast" Great applauSe.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-09

Continued on page 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The AFTERNOON debate was one full of
hot debate and quick action. There
was a crowd of delegates which filed
the orchestra chairs of the Orpheum
and there was more than a sprinkling
of delegates and spectators al the rear.
On the stage were seated President Ka-
IauokaIani, Secretary Nakookoo and J.
to be joined later by Delegate Wilcox.
when he arrived. The delegates from
Honolulu had the center Of the block of
seats, and there was some attempt
made at division of them according to
sections from which they came. This
aided somewhat in the indicating just
from which points was to come the
strength in support of any action initi-
ated by the representatives of the va
rious elements in the party.
After the calling of the roll the
chairman stated the first work TO be
the election of a vice president, who
acts as the chairman of the executive
committee. to succeed the late James
X. Kaulia. The nominations being
opened the following were at once plac-
ed in the field; Robert w. Wilcox.
Jonah Kalanianaole, Fred w. Beckley
Jesse p. Makainai. Asa Kaulia. The
very first thing was the withdrawal OF
Wilcox, followed by that of Prince Gu
pid. Makainai supported the candi-
dacy of the Prince, but the withdrawal
was declared to be final. The drawing
out went on until there was in the
field only one candidate. Makainai, and
upon motion he was chosen by the sec
rotary casting the ballot for him. The
incoming chairman OF the executive
committee was called upon for a speech
and responded with his thanks for the
honor and a discussion of the many
things which are a the fore with party
workers. He adjured those Of the lahui
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-31


II London street names are not al.
ways what they seem. the names Of the
great parishes usually are. Take Lam.
beth, for instance. That vast district
has retained its name practically unal.
tered since the days Of Edward the
Confessor, who granted a charter In
which It Is styled Lambehlth. Some
llliternte scribe. who helped In the max
ing Of "Domesday." did. indeed make
an effort to Obllterate Its real name by
calling II Lanchei. but his efforts were.
fortunately. in vain. William Rufus
in another charter named It Lambeth,
since when It has kept its title unsul-
lied.
In the old days LambehIth (from
hithe. haven was the great river port
whence agricultural produce was fer.
ried across the Thames TO the more
populous country opposite. There are
still many "hlthes' left us. such as
Queenhlthe and Rothprhlthe. and. al.
though their original functions have
gone. there still remains a shadow to
remind us of their departed glory
London Chronicle.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-31
s'For wan rha, A.. D,rt.- ~.

"Fof Ways That Are Dark Etc.
"Some years ago" says the advertis.
Ing agent Of tobacco firm quoted by
the Philadelphia Record. II wished to
Introduce among the Chinese two for
nve cigar that my people were heavily
interested in, and decided to draw up
q little card extolllng this cigar in Chi.
nese characters.
II sought out 10 Hen Wong In San
Francisco, a very Intelligent fellow,
and got him to write me few sen.
tences In praise Of my article. l had
what he wrote autographed and dig
tributed the cards by thousands In all
the Chlnatowns Of the United States.
They were inscribed with a picture of
the cigar, and below were the words:
Smoke this cigar II is the best on the
market aud two for FIVE is it's price,
THAT, at least. Is what I thought
was the meaning Of the Chinese char.
acters. I found out. some six months
later, my mistake. The words Lo Hen
Wong had written and which | had
had autographed were: Don't smoke
this cigar. 1t is not good. But the
Gong company's cigarettes. for sale in
every Chinatown at cents a package.
are excellent
"Lo Hen Wong had got $40 from me
for his work. and ! don't know how
much be got from the Gong company.
We distributed many thousands Of the
cards before we got on to the trick
that had been played on u.s."
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-31

Burt MoSsman, captain Of the Ari-
zOna rangers, is reported as saying
that, "it New Mexico bad a company
Of rangers to cooperate with US In
this work we would In a short time
clear the two territories OF all bad
men who for years have come into
them from other parts Of the country
TO escape justice. II would make
our work much more effective than
IL Is at the present time, Only
few days ago we recovered large
bunch OF cattle that had been stolen
IN New Mexico aud driven into Gu
chise county in ARIZONA. We raided
the camp OF the thieves but they had
been warned by friends Of our pre-
sence anu made their escape into
Mexico, leaving the'r camp outft
behind. We went qoielly into Their
camp about midnight and expected
10 6nd them asleep but they were
gone"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-31
Find. way To Live Long.

The startling announcement OF q
discovery that will surely lengthen
life IS made by editor o. II. DOwney
OF ChurubuSco, Iud. II wish tn state, ,
he writes, "that DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption is the most 10.
fallible remedy that have ever known
for coughs colds aud grip. It's inval'
liable to people with weak lungs.
Having this wonderful medicine 90
one need dread pneumonia or con-
sumption. It's relief is instant aud
cure certain" All druggists and deal
ers in medicine guarantee every SOC.
and Sl.OO bottle, and give trial bottles
free.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-31

Daniel Webster once told a friend
that his great speech In reply to
Hayne. which is the high water mark
Of modern eloQuence. but which at the
time was supposed to have been deliv.
cred without preparation, had been
substantially prepared long before.
When called upon suddenly to reply to
the fiery CarolInlan's attacks. which so
alarmed the New Englanders at the
capital, he was entirely at ease and
ready for the fray. for. as he said. he
had only TO turn to his notes tucked
away In a pigeonhOle." and refresh his
recollection III Hayue." he said. had
tried TO make speech to fit my notes.
he could not have bit them better No
man is Inspired by the occasion.
never was"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-31

A movement is on foot TO have the
next legislature pass legislation pro-
viding for the appointment OF a terri
turial board to examine applicants
who desire 10 20 into the undertaking
business, the same as applicants t.
praclire medicine OF pharmacy are ex
amined 1t is ascertain' d that num-
her nf undertakers are dung business
10 New Mexico who are not competent
for II and that other commonwealth
have such buarjs Of state examiners
for emhalmers.-N Mexican.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-31

Psychologists and scientists In gem
erai have been making some curious
experiments with a view TO determine
the relative length and strength Of
right and left limbs" Fifty aud nine
tenths per cent Of the men examined
had the right arm stronger than the
left. 1854 per cent had the two arms
Of equal length and strength. and 32.7
per cent had the left arm stronger
than the right. or women. 40.9 per
cent had the right arm stronger than
the left. and 24.5 per cent had the left
stronger than the right. London Fam.
lily Doctor.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-31
How 10 Mnke chon suer.

For those who like or who think they
would like the famous Chinese dish,
chop suey, the following recipe. which
any intelligent housewife can follow,
was given by W e, S. Fales. for sever
al years vice consul nt Annoy:
"For four persons two chickens llv-
ers. two chickens glzzards. one pound
young. clean pork cut into small pieces,
half an ounce Of green root ginger and
two stalks Of celery. Saute this In a
frying pan over hot fire. adding four
tablespoonfuls Of olive oil. one table
spoonful Of vinegar. half a cupfuI Of
boiling water. one teaspoonful OF
worcestershire sauce. half teaspoon
full of salt. black and red pepper to
taste and a dash Of cloves and cInna-
mon. When nearly done. add a small
cnn Of mushrooms, half a cupful Of ei.
ther bean sprouts or French green peas
or string beans chopped fine or aspara-
gus tips The see-yu sauce which is
eaten with this delectable dish can be
procured at any Chinese grocery"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-31
Your Faee

Shows the state Of your feelings and
the state of your heal IN as we'll. I'm
pure blond makes itself apparent in
pale sallnw complexion, pimples and
skin eruplinns. II ypu are feeling
weak and worn out and do not have a
healthy appearance, you should try
Acker's Blood Elixir. 1t cures all
blood diseases where cheap SarSap-
arilla and 50 called purifiers fail; know
Ing this we sell every bottle on posi-
live guarantee. Eagle drug mercan-
tile company.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-31

The force at the Tombstone Con-
sOlidated company's mines Is at work
again aner lay of Of a few days.
Drifts are being run while they are
waiting fnt the machinery. Some ore
is encountered, but none is hoisted
out. Mr.. Gage expected the machin.
ery would arrive by February !, so
the time is now short before opera.
tions will begin on large scale
Range News.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-31
NEW Century Comfort

MilliOnsare daily finding world OF
com 'ort In Backlen's Arnica salTe.
IL kills pain from burns, scalds, cuts,
bruises; tunquers ulcers, and fever
sores: cures eruptions. salt rheum,
boils and felcns; removes cOrns and
warts. Best pile cure on earth. Only
25c. at all druggists and dealers in
medicine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-31

A beautiful complexion is an impOs.
sibility without good pure blood, the
sort that only exists in connection
with good Indigestion, healthy liver
and bowels. Karl's clover root tea
acts directly on the bowels, liver and
kidneys keeping them in perfect
health. Price 25 cts. and scots. For
sale by McGrath Brothers.