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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-02-26
Mammoth Sanitarium at Alamo.
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A. S. Greig of the Ell Paso and North
eastern Ry. Co. has in the incubator a
scheme which if successful will locate
sanitarium for consumptives and the
treatment of tuberculoris at Alamogordo.
The scehme provides for the largest santa
rum in the world, and is to accommodate
5000 patients. The ground plant takes up
two thousand acres of land. Mr.. Greig
claims plenty of capital at command to
carry the enterprise through. He has re-
signed his position as assistant general
manager Of the Ell Paso Rock Island System
in order to give the sanitarium his entire
attention. He has been working on the
scheme for several months and will incor-
porate a company for $500, 900 to begin
with To an El Paso news reporter he
saip:
The sanitarium is to be town in itself
1t will accommodate three thousand tuber-
cuar patients and will have in it every
thing which sick person could desire.
We will require a space of some two thou
sand acres to cover the ground plans of the
institution. In the center will be the head
quarters building or administration build
ing This will be 500 feet wide and $50
feet long and designed after a combina ton
of the old Mission and Spanish styles of
architecture This building will have the
entire upper story open, all The rooms be-
ing arranged so that fresh air can be con-
stantly thrown into them, and the greatest
abundance of sunshine The roof will be
a terraced garden open and fiat, arranged
for grand promenade with refreshments
booths if the patients desire food or drink
Amusement for Patients.
Surrounding the administration build
ing will be cottages, stores, theaters and
places of amusement with libraries and
tennis courts. Thus the patients can
make their home in the reservation and
need never leave it to mingle with the
Alamogordo townpeople unless they choose.
In short, the sanitarium will be strictly
high class institution, modelled and de-
signed to treat and benifit the best people
of the land.
"A competent corps of nurses and ply
scians will be always on hand and the OBJ
ject will be to give the patients all the
comforts of home with amusements and
wholesome exercises which will aid the
recuperative qualities of the climate. The
climate of Alamogordo is the best in the
world for the treatment of tubercular dis.
eases, and there is no reason why the san.
itarium should not be a wonderful success
| We have all the financial backing we neec
from Eastern capital and the organization
of the company is only matter of shor
time. l leave for Santa Fe tonight on bus
mess for the sanitarum."
There is reported wreck on the Rocl
Island up the line above Carrizozo. Nc
mails have reached White Oaks now fol
four days, 8
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-02-26

There is reported wreck on the Rock
Island up the line above Carrizozo. No
mails have reached White Oaks now for
four days.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-02-26

There is brand new baby girl at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Neid
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
Gaa direkte I'll det.
Wenner "a 9}abper bill Rife 9em
bpprleoe8.

@aa til &oben at SD9oommeu.
ut 9nibe en- iuag &ps tan maalte linorc,
M3en BET sl lite le9e Den.
Sc 11oa 1au @pben - Nprerne.
9pan's @ionep 8ias suar birette til bet;
@ettcr Mariusen, fierner Smerten.
Sc bclbreoer tiuise, bpiltet Suiinber al
Wlennelter pioncr.
emr. slfrcb gbrilianie,, 947 9uron Street,
&acine, @is., flyer: nSe9 bar belperet al
Ipaae aeprer CT fort SID, iaa Ia je9 bprte
ONT 9uan's Sidney @ius git jes itrats til
Robi,ions Npotbef, og fit en- este. Set
9leber t:,ig at ii9e, at be 9iproe mig 1te9et
opbt, % at jog tror, De er iaa nptti9e ipr'
be p%aaltaaes at pere. &psimerter, ion1 De
fele 6plt bar, aar gtprerne CT uoe' at
Or ben, par life me9et tDbelise / nit Sill
feloe; u,en mine Mprers Tunttipn bar I az
% ureselmeslis, % bisie Sr9ancr 11olfl'tc
lite l1rcnbeberne / nit @pitem, b-iltet 1a=
turliapis ansreb nit @elbreo i Ilninoelis<
beo. 9pan's &ibnep &ils iattc NIT Sin /
mine Nprer, ps je9 bar MI beore 9elbreo.
enb jes bur baut / lang 9ib.
On fri &r6pe al oenne fortrinliss Npres
Meoicim. Der belbrebebe 30. gbriittanien,
bill paa 6%prlansenoe blipe ienot PIT. &plt
bporipmbel1t i be Sureneoe @tater. @trip
til 6oier<M ilburn Co., 8ufalp, 81. ..
Ior @ols i aQe Npotbeter. @ris so Gents
pr. 9Gite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
: fSor 11ogle Tiger li6en me66elt

- Sor nogle Tiger 1i6en me6belte
rusiife 8labe, at en- nng Metanifer
/ @barfom bar arbet SO Milltoner
efter en- &olafbgp6ing pe6 Mabn SO.
roibenfo, font for ct &ar &unbre6e
@ar ii6en babbe beponeret fin Gor.
niue / @nglanbs 8anf og iamfioig be.
1temt, at @apitalen me6 &enter %
&enters &ente fful6e u6betales bans
@%ftertommere efter 200 @ors Sor.
lgb.
9et me66eles MI, at &opitaIen poo
6enne Maa6e er bofset til 20 Millio.
ner Str. 0%prin6eItg u6gioroe 6en
100000 @nbIer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
D5pbeo fan iffe belbreoes

pei lotale MibIer, ba BE tile tan naa ben ansrebne Del
Of pret. Der e. .fun en- Maabe at turere Dspbeb, %
bet 'er peb tonhttuttoneue 1QtbIer. Dspbeb foraariasts
ueb en- betonbt Etlitaub Of Sl:.mbinben tibet euitadt9e
@sr: geaar bette Nsr btiper tnHauneret, merter Deeu
bltuer belt l,ttet. e Dspbeb Jslstn. og uaeb uatnbre ges
~terbelieti tan fiorues, % bette 8tDt ~9iengtpss fin .1ors
male TtlRanb; ply &lrdlten pere sbelast tor itebie. Sri
bet etb. en- betdsbt EilRanb Of Slimbtnb.rue.
u MI atpe ct bunbrebe Dollars for etbpert HtlfeIbe
& Dtnbee Qoraarlaset al atarrbl ION lite tan ture,
n NebS Halls catarrh Cure. Strtp efter GtrsuIere,
stslt. ..SS...Gberep& Co. xolebs,a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Sob lite BE @maa lice af
.@cema dler m6re imertef1l6e Sub
iDgoomnue. Set er lite 119bben6igt.
Doon's Dintmem belbreoer. San
ute ifaoe ben melt iarte SUI. s ct
bbberi Mpoifbbef S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
Dr.. Niles Anti-pain pills.

Gtblrtist, iftert og poalibeligt Mtibbel TOR tps eaer
nernps Ronebpiue. Rpgimerter. Manepine, gsenralgta,
9eerbpftet Srritabilitet, Sppnlpsbeb, Stst, Sc'atlca.
SnbeboIber bperten Opium eler Rorftn og e%fterlaoer
ingeu femme 8Gfterpirtninger. IS Dots Csc. gao.
Apptbeter eler fenbes at 9r. Miles' Mebieal
So, Gltbart SSnoiana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
Naar aft an6et hnr 1biatct. fpri

Maar alt a1bet far lbigtet, foriea
Or. @eter's &11rifo, men boorfar
bente in6til %? Man btn6er intet
beb at oente, ON man er ing og lr0en-
De. SEQ at ban61e burtigt f%orforter
man 2i6elierne og formin0ifer man
u6giftenne. 5trip efter Mnbefalings=
brepe fra 2an6sm9n1, iom far gien-
punoet lin @elbreO. MOreSlen er
81. g. Sabrnep, 112-114 60.
Sopne &pe., @bicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
5atter Jones. u6r.

Gor tort Sis fiben beiegte gamle
Softer Soaua Sones fra Ofloboma
Sen itore 8p Chicago, og % set bar
en- meget parm Sag, blep ban ref ma.
turlig ofte terittg. @an fit fig cit
lille Sorfriifring inart Fer, inort Ser.
Saaoan gift oct ogiaa til, al ban tom
ne6 / en- merf 8ebertning, bbor Ell
Gel Meno ito6 beie5e ODER ct ltbr,
iom bar anbragt paa ct lille firfon-
tel @orb. ga Sones babbe bruffet
fin Chaps, ipurgte ban ON @runoen
til beres iprige SamtaIe og fit iua at
oioe, at l1bret ifulbe bortlo6oes.
r@iI Sc ia Ell M1mer?" 1purete
Spporteren. Set foiter Inn en- balp
Gollor; Ser er allere6e iolgt nj Scum.
re og mangler Bare ct"
@amle Sones iamtpffeoe og Sob.
%trefningen begpnbte ftrafs. 2pffen
Dor bam gunitig. San bandit nbret,
OF Dberit benrpft fog ban bet me6 fig
biem.
rSe Der, SSer1p."" ioghe bon iii fin
Some, 90 ban otter Dor biemme / Ben
lan6Iige Gniombe6, bbor Sc baboe
tilbragt al 6eres Gio, ~1e, bbo6 leg
bar facet fat pao." .
Sg ltraalen6e at @le6e iatte bon
l1bret paa 8or6et.
uSbor bar gu faaet BET fro?"
fpurgte BUN.
uSSeg fur bun6et eet," ipareoe S..
mes. v@r Set life fipnt, bpo'?"
San f%ortolte ben0e faay bpor6on
ban bap6e fooet BET.
Set bleb ient, men in0en Sc git til
Soile, piloe Ma6am Sones babe, at
|ubret ifuloe benges op poa @eggen /
Ioeres pene Glue; set bleb set So 90.
|ioo, og &en6ulet iat / Gong.
9e TO gomle gift laa i Seng. On
ISrappe fgrte fra Sen @tue, bbor l1b>
|ret bang, op ill 5eres Sopefommer.
Sao6an iom set bor Sfif ser /
,2onosbpen, luffe6e Sc lite andre 3d.
re emo Sen, ser nenbte no iii @a6en.
,Sooleoes tun0e Sones og bans &one
oltiaa oeiligt bpre l1brets Eiftaf.
~Det lp6er loa ielifabeItgt," ioebe
SSones 5enrDft.
~So," ibare6e @onen, ~neiten Ii.
eeiom en- @pille6aaie."
@gteporret bob6e mi lite bpret i
@eng / fem Minutter, for De berte
nogen in6e / &uiet roabe us&%euffuf!"
v$pab &atter er bet?" ipurgte
gamle Sones.
$50, bbab / al @eroen tan bet be.
re?" ingbe bons Some.
nSSeg er aloeles big poa> at ieg bgr.
te 1ogen rQobe &utffuff!" bemerfeoe
zen @omIe.
! "Dd er leg ogfao!" ioeoe bans
be6re &alpoel.
SSones mente MI, al @oget burbe
%nnoerigges bporfor ban ito1 op, teno'
te SDs og git ne6 40 Srapperl. &ar
git en Sur igiennem bele &uiet, fig'
9eoe bagbe6 9erene, un6eriagte Sta,
bene og S~piiefammera men bar
fnnoe intet finoe. I'll fioit git ia,
grublenoe I'll @engs og foriifreoe fit
Some, at 6e maotte babe toget fell.
Scr er 10 iaa mango leierlige So
De ON @atten." iaeoe Sores, i6et ba1
1ogbe tit Sobeb ne6 poa Blt6en fol
at fobe.
Men inoen @gbnen bapbe faoe
Magt ODER bans opbi6ie6e Sino, bbr
te ban otter oct Iaunme u@a1ffffuf" 6e1
enc Gong efter ben o11oen. Set ba1
Mfionnt.
Il .snn Dl bsre SSennDl &an 81
~
bere!" ranbte ban % fprang 10 a
e,1get1. Set er min 5anoten II
elie notl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
I'm N ERvA"

af Climax Minerne er beliggende !
Idaho ct af verdens rigeste Minera1-BelteA
giver indtii over $4,000 pr. Ton. Den ser
nd til at blive en- at Verdens. rigeste Miner.
Maskiner t~iltranges. En- Del Aktier tilsa!gs
endnulti en- bil1ig Pris, men vii snartforhgjes.
Skriv straks efter Aktier og Prospectus til
sJ p. JOHNSON
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

puu %%uIlS SIIcI !COSC] W. ]OSS sleO ~
Sen 9ie paa SoneS' fremftiftettoe
SOB og git lbs poa Ben meo fine
&leer.
nMor6!" gientog Sones ibt ban
traf fin SOD til fig.
~Epbe!" raab1e &onen og gr6
fortpiolet fat / 9Dnen.
s ii Minutter nobe6e Sc neppe at
treffe @eiref.
Silii6it raabte @onen:
rSSones!" Sones!"
n&olb Muno!" brumme6e ban.
vEror gu, at ser er @pggelier ber
/ &uiet?"
r9et er iaomen6 iiffert not"
iporeee Sones, ~for ieg bar merfet
en!"
v&ar gu merfet eng" ipurgte
&onen.
~Sa, ioa ian6t leg ltgger ber!"
r@porsan laa' Fan ub?"
vSSa, set fan ieg lite fige, men bon
tom for ct 9ieblif iioen og reo mig
/ min 1tore Saa."
Sen gomle Some trof otter 9Dnen
op ODER Soneoet, og Sones. Der froe.
Sc, at bun bab6e let noget, giorbe
set famine.
S en- Ei6 Dor MI alt 1tille og &c.
men pobebe Jig til at lgfte Sobe6ef.
~SSones, leg bil6e pnife, set par
@orgen!" iagbe bun.
~9H bil6e leg me6," ioare6e Sones
og lbftebe ogiaa @ope6et li6t. ~Syeg
er MI alligepel .gla6 ,ouer, at gu bpr,
te Set lige iaa go6t iom leg, for Ell.
lers bil6e gu maaffe babe troet, at
leg bap0e 6r6mt."
"Det por ingen Drgm> Sones, Ser
er ingen at %, Ser bor iobet."
Sc 1au MI begge roligt og lpttebe,
og alt bar faa 3tille, at ubrets Dtf-
fen b6rtes iterfere ems nogen @in6e.
~&rffuf!" lao Sc: III utter.
~Ma, ser er Sen igien!" n6bre6
Sen :gomle Some. vsSeg er big poo,
at Ser er 1rogen oerneoe. @aa ne6
og ie efter en6n11 en- @ong!"
Sones ito6 en6nu en- Gong no af
@engem og freb omfring poa @ulpet
poa ollie fire for at foa fat / 2pief,
iom ban forrige Gang boo1e tnbt.
Nu bab6e SEN ga1nIe Some bengt
lit sri ODER en- Stolearm / Merbe6en
at 9bren til Grappen, og me6ers
Sones i6gte efter 2piet, tom Jan til.
fal6igbis til at rgre pe6 benoes
Sflgrter, Der ollie fol6t 1teb ODER bom.
San iprong op / Sengen meo en- iaa.
ban Sart, at ban tom til at puffe fin
Some 10 al Sen Ill sen a16en @i6e.
~@or6ere! &poe!" ifreg Sen gamIe
Some, og bun lbb ZEN til @in6net,
luffeoe BET OPP og raabte: r&ieIp!
&ielp!"
&tlfel6igbis befaret 2anoebDens
eneite @olitibetient fig iMerbeoen, 50
&onens @oob Ig6 giennem Sen itille
2uft. &an itDrte6e i16 / &nIet.
r&ba6 er Ser paa 6er6e?" ipurg.
te ban.
v@un Sc lite ie 1pogen?" bpiitebf
@onen.
rSSffffe en- &ieft!" fooreoe @oliti,
%betienten, Det ban aabnebe fir
8len6Ipgte.
~@nten CT Ser Epbe eller @p6gel'
fer Suiet," fag1e SSo1es 90 Fan ton
ne6 til 2obens &nanbbeper.
9e foretog MI ! SelGesffab er
gra1neig l1n6eriggelie bnabe oppe oQ
ne6ee, og ir6e UNDER Senger.
rDe mao babe taget fell" iagSt
ban. ssSeeg tan lite gaa Der % fpilbt
min & i 81.
0etop nj leb Der igien ct aal1f
but @oIitibetienten bi neo d
pobapen sprirg. aol
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

u@eO DutI GU StIUS ullUtlIpbl !t!t
u6en &eiultat.
Scr er 11oget 1bierltgt be6 alt
bette" iag6e 8etienten.
$50, set er 11eget Igierligty" iuq-
Sc Sones.
rSSa, set err forFreffeIig IgierIigt,"
iag6e &onen.
u&ar Sc 1ogen Sin6e for bgrt iao.
6ant ct l1peien ber / @uiet?" ipurgte
Eolitibetie11ten.
~sSSfffe fer / Mot," ipare6e sen
gamle Some.
~@o6t," iag6e 8etienten> ser Be-
gDn5te at bltoe Ilgeioo for freffet
iom Sones % bans Some, uieg ifal
tomme igien ON en- Sime, og iaa ifal
leg MT figge berin6 igien."
Derme6 gift bun iaa.
Sones og bans Some gift otter 1tiIle
% befpmre6e op / beres Gobefommer.
9e bapbe lite Iigget Ser / mango @i.
n11tter. fgr Sc poanD bprte set iomme
~&uffuf!"
rDet er ingen Septic til at gaa ber-
ne6 igien; ri Tan 10 ingentim op.
bage!"
~Mei ri Tan lige faa go6t blipe,
bbor hi er og bolbe ps boagne til /
Morgen tt6lig."
Scr er oct igien!" ffreg Sones,
rog Set er altt6 fra iamme Ste6. Seq
bar MI alligebel 2yt til at goa IiSt
re6enun6er og ie, ON leg lite fan
fin6e roget!"
~SSa, 9igr Set, $ones!" fog6e SO.
men.
Sones preoe6e igien at foa ten6t
ct 2ps. &an git a1e6 op Grappe1 oq
iat1e fig / en- @pngeitoI beb @6ren
moe / sen pane @tr1e, men ian fal6j
mart i @epn.
Sennp fal6t ogiaa / @ebn oppe
@opefommeret, og / De neite Bar 81
mer berte ingen al 6em @ggens @11f'
len.
Sones Iog @inene op I6t fb'
@offen tire, og 90 ban merfe6e, a:
ban bab6e iobet, iaa ban fig mis-
tenfiomt ON. Otter rogle foa Mi
nl1tters Gorlgb iprang en- lille 9g1
poa l1bret op, en- G1tg1 boppebe ub
fang tp6eIig1 lit r&1rfff fuff" tire Gong
og gif iaa 1n6 / ubret igien.
Sones itirre6e poa ubret / it6rit'
6orbabielie, % ban b6rte set f6rit
r&auffff1f". @eb bet onbet git ba1
me6 tilbagebol6t Man6e6ret fen ii
Set og ga @6gen fufffebe treble @ang
betragte6e bnn me6 it6r1te Sor1rt1
bring nbrei.
uSsennp! Sennpl Seq bor fun6e
Spggeliet. Som berne6!"
v&po1 er 0et?" roobte, FUN.
Set er EN- Gug(, 1om er fomme
1nb / ltbret," iogbe Sones.
Sen gomle Some: ffDn6te fig mes
Man6en prgpe6e poa at aabne De II
lmaa 6lpi66re, iom fiulte Guglen
men set gift life.
v@oor6on / al @er6en er Sen toni
met 6ertn6?" ipurgte BUN.
vSo. set er ogioa Set, Ser un6re1
mig" ipare0e ben gamle @an6.
Sc gior0e MT begge 6eres be6ltt
for al faa Tl1glen u6. men UNDER Sc
res frugteslgfe @nitrengelier bar
&Ioffen imiolertio bIeben baIb fire
6a SEN lille morgenfriife Sanger mel
116ipile0e Singer boppe6e u6 og for
fpn6te sen Babe Slime.
Sones prgbe6e paa at fange 6en
men 1pn nnr hnm for h1trtin I Sen.
6ingen.
vDet er en- eammel Sfielm,"
iag6e fan, vr1en maaife Sen blibe,
minore ftp at Zig, noar Ben bar be-
ret fer ct 8ar 9age."
vSloa bam libel, iaa inart 6u Ton
og la6 % bljpe fri for bom!" iago|
sen yamle Some.
Men Sores baboe et mere me6li
ben6e $ierte.
Op as 9agen fab bar, iprtg Re
fieftiget me6 at lobe en- lille Sop
iom Sugler ffulbe 6rtffe af og ct
lille 9@ife, iom Sen iful6e bobe G1tg
lefrp /.
- Sor nogle Tiger li6en mebbeltt
rusitife 8labe, at en- ung Mefanife]
Nhnrfnm hnr nrho{ 90 miITin1ro1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
&i9eeren: @o'e Serre,

- Et9geren: @o'e &erre, glib
mig fem Gents.
Serren: Sor at Sc itrafs ffrIbe
gao ben og 6riffe benz op I 3l maa.
e. ...
&iggeren:. @oa glib mig ! CUBS
Mabn Is Gents; ben ton leg faa en-
@biffp for.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-07-31
HOPE OF The DOwS rRODDES.

Il am going tn American, for in that
direction lies hope. My great ambition
is to breathe at least once the free air
which God has blessed the American
people"
In these wOrds. uttered 10y an unlearn.
ed Russian Jew Ia John b. Weber. late
commissioner Of Immigration at New
York, and quoted 10y him i'll IA public
address AZ Atlantic city on Sunday there
abideS IL lesson for every thinking Amer
lean.
Fol- some Americans so little realize
the value o: their 'birthright that they
will say, after all. their country is not
so much better than other countries.
France they will say, is Il republic. and
England is virtually Il democracy, and
Germany is very we'll governed indeed,
and in these and some other countries a
man can be rs free rs i'll the United
States, and after all we Americans have
not very much to be proud 0f that other
nations also do not possess.
Yet when those who feel the mselves
'pIASSSFSi III 'HV nv VI lhclI blTll
look ont over the world to find some
country where Il nan may stand upon
bis feet Us a man and be free, they do
o turn to Germany, or tn France, or to
England, or even to brave little Holland
or Switzerland, but to the United States
of America.
With all our failures in making our
country the ideal of the fathers, it is still
i'll the main what the men of l77G meant
it to be the refuge OF the oppressed Of
all the world-the light that shines up.
on them that walk III d~arkness-the
land which God has blessed with n FREQ
dir that to breathe even once ia the amp
bitiou Of the poor and lowly-the hope
OF the downtrodden everywhere.
And the American who thinks or
speaks otherwise but blackens his "
face With the shame o! him who scOfrs
at his hirthriGbt and torgeis his mother.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-07-31
BUSINESS LOCALS.

FoR SALE-Au organ III i'st class
condition. Inquire of Mr.. Pullman al
his residence.
\ carload OF Anheuscr Bush Ike. beer
just received at the Club saloon Will h-
re;niled III quantities tn suit the trade. :
DIR. c. +. Wilson has returned trcm
the North and will he in his oiiire for the
next ten days to attend to all work is his
line.
4 leather pocket book containing pa.
pers belonging to John c. Mann has
been found and left at this Office. The
owrer can get the same by paying for
this notice.
The Reed Brothers have started a drhy-
ing business III Elko. They will 10
all WORK III their line on short notice.
4 share Of the public patronage is So
licited.
y. =. Guldaggrr, at Jones old Stand,
Is prepared to 10 Understandings i'll all
of its branches at prices tn suit the
times. Horse SNORING and wagon work a
specially. All work guaranteed. Take
your work to Mr.. GuldaCGer's shop il
you want it dome well and at reasonable
Drices,
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fII;Sr VOTERS.

The American Economist, organ %
the American Protective Tariff league Ii
securing lists OF tirs. voters To whom to
send literature Ia ipductrnate the III
with he stand pat idea. The Wash.
ntrton Post, a consistent advocate Of
high tariff remarks.
The Post would not presume to in
ject advic. into the leagues councils.
but becs leave q offer. with due respect
aud Difference, a few suggestions rela.
tive tn the literature that is tc be mailed
to the new voters.
We take it for granted that the states
man who has been ut the head OF the
Republican national committee during
five successive victorious campaigns is
nm authority on the party's creed, its
policies and pledges. He has made
mauy deliverances on tie tariff. lie
has declared certain schedules to be
utterly iDdefensible on protection
grounds. and he asserts tina the new
Congress comes il pledged to revise the
tariff. Will the league send his utter.
nhces to the young men whom it pro
poses to educate? will the league let
the youngsters hear, also from Senator
Deliver that some Ut the DIngIey seized.
ules were Intentionally made too high in
expectation Of almost immediate reduc.
ton through reciprocity? Will it also
send out some Of the eloquent speeches
OF Governor Cummings 81 Iowa in al.
vJcacy Of tariff revision? Will William
Mckinley's plea for reciprocity figure in
this great educational enterprise? II not,
why not?
This will suffice for the present. but
rs time wears on the Pest humbly hopes
to be graciously permitted to offer other
suggestions pertinent to this great
work"
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Tn. ronopah WAY.

This week We heard a story 10y a gen.
tleman from Tonopah OF how justice
was dished out in that camp during the
period when -~leascrs- we're doing bus
intss there. At that time there WAS not
much lnw in the camp. Jim Butler,
the diecoverer OF the camp, was by GER
eral consent arbiter OF all disputes. and
his decision was final in all cases. and
generally conceded to be Just. On one
occasi N two men, Il a Mexican, who
had been in Buffers employ, and the
other an American. got to fighting. A
constable interferred, and arrested the
Mexican, who was mad as a wet hen,
and refused to go with he officer. lie
had to be oyerpowered aud handcuffed.
Finally he was landed in a Mt the
rear OF u saloon, and locked mp. Butler
was SEMI for. and after a little while
came in. lie took the irons oil the
prisoner, much to the surprise OF the
constable, who had warned Butler that
the man was dangerous. Butler said
he guessed no one would be hurt while
he Was around, and invited the Mexican
to take n drink. He then addr. ssed the
prisoner in about this fashion: "Jose,
you have made trouble enough, Go
home, and stay there, and tomorrow
morning take yout shovel and pick mud
go to work" Mr.. Mexican objected,
saying he would lick the other fellow
before he went to work, or get licked
himself. @No you won't. do ANYTHING
Of the kiud,' said Butler. You either
:.cp moukeyipS. and 90 To work in the
morning, or get out Of the camp, and |
don't want any back talk. either That
settled it. Mr.. Mexican shut up. and
went home, Butler then SEMI for the
other man and told him the same story.
He also objected to being dictated to.
but he wen to work, just the same.
This proceeding was not exactly in
accord with the way the lawyers do, hut
it had the desired efTeGt.-Gardncrvilie
Courier.
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Working for Uncle sam.

From 8 o'clock III the moraiug unit!
close to 6 in tho evening there are 5.CON
typewriters grinding ont ~lettcre for the
United Statco government. During
these hours there arc. Of course. 5000
typewriter girls busily lmmmcring the
machines.
Uncle Sam is the largest employer oi
typists in the country aud should Lc the
patron saint Of the typewr ritter girl. The
amount of manuscript his workers turn
out would make even II clyde Fitch
look dizzy.
Uucle Sam is the DicCsi kind of u
man for typewriter girls to work for.
He pays large s~nlarics mud lc supplies
bis workers with everything they
want. II q girl expresses n preference
for n certain kind Of machine Rhc gets
Il, She docs not have 10 sit down and
try to pound n typewriter che doce not
like.
Wheneve r n new typewriter girl IL en-.
ployed in one Of the departments she
names the machine and II il purchased
Tor her.-Ex.