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Evening journal., 1903-08-19
THE LITERARY WORLD


The August number of What To Eat
that dainty. entertaining monthly maga-
zine that is making such a winning fight
against food adulteration and fraud pre-
sents an unusually varied and interesting
table of contents. 1t opens with an un-
usually interesting contribution from DR..
Felix L. Oswald, entitled Travelling
,remptations." being his twelfth paper IN
the series "Dietetic Health Hints Genie
Ros.nfeld writes on New York as sum-
ner Resort giving an amusing account
of ,he Poor stay-At-HOme Husbands.
Among the entertainments are Battles
of the United States" by Elizabeth Pc
gram I.umpkin; "A Sunset Wedding, "A
Morning Porch Party" and "A Ragtim'
Musicale" all by Laura A. smith; Paper
Parties" by Eva R. Gail'ard and "A
Hungarian Dinner" Margaret Rayburn'
New York letter gives the newest iaa'
and fancies Of Gotham. Amelia Suiz
bacher has a number Of -, sensible ah'
practical recipes in her artiNe Corn an'
Tomatoes in Tempting Ways Mrs. Cari'
Fox con.ributos Formulas for Cupai
Sweets" and Julia Harries Bull a contrl
button on salads and How to Prepar
Them" Elizabeth Wadswor;h Morrison
illustrated Dishes Is particularly al
tractive this month.
Evening journal., 1903-08-19
OFFIEERs OF REN IERSEY {. or [
Adjourned to Meet In Trenton After
- Etnrrnu Session.

Adjourned to Meet In Trenton After
rrca stormy Session,
Bridgctoa. N. ]. Aug 19.-After a
stormy two days session the New Jer-
sey Federation Of Labor has adjourned.
Trenton was selected as the next place
OF meeting. These officers were elected;
President. Cornelius Ford, Hoboken;
first vice president. Gurdsn r. Levake.
Millville. second vice president, II. ],
Gottlob Newark; secretary, Thomas j.
Mead, Orange; treasurer, Louis Kuhn,
Jersey City; executive committee, Ed
ward ]. Falcey, Trenton; Philip Hart
man, Newark: b. Frank Dunphy, Cam
den; Neil Mccarthy. Elizabeth; dele
gate to the American Federation OF
Labor, T. ]. McHugh, Newark.
The opponents of President Ford
questioned his eligibility as a delegate
and also declared that his election was
unfairly conducted They finally left
the hall in a body comprising nearly
one-half of the convention, and refused
to tako part in the election. Their
candidate for president was George
Wambold, Of Bridgeton.
Evening journal., 1903-08-19
DESTROYING Porpoises.

The work Of destroying porpoisess
which swarm on the Breton coast and
devour large quantities OF fish. is lstilI
going on, according to a note from
Brest. The torpedo boats stationed az
that city, which have been patrolinE
the Bay of Dourarnenez, have cap
tured a number of these voracious
marauders. At the suggestion of the
Maritime Prefect of Brest. sixty Kro-
patchek rifles with ammunition were
the other day distributed among the
fishermen on the neighboring coast to
help the torpedo boats.
Evening journal., 1903-08-19
NOMINATIONS IN CECIL
Maryland Republicans Name Men For
County Offices.

Ellxton. Nd, Aug. 19.-Delegates
from every district throughout Cecil
county assembled in corN ention yester-
day in Elkton and nominated the fol-
lowing Republican ticket: Clerk of the
Circuit Court. George NJ. Christie; Reg
lister of Wills Thomas b. Miller; states >
Attorney, Joshua Clayton Sheriff Ho-
mar Terry; County Treasurer, James
n. Armour; Assistant Treasurer, Har-
vey $. Scott; County Commissioners;
levi patterson and James c. Spence.
Judges of Orphans Court Thomas 5
Miller. W. ]. Clark and c. $. Abra-
hams; House Of Delegates, c. A. Ste
nhens. Cecil Kirk and Lewis I. Logan
County Surveyor, Wilmer ]. Falls; Del
eeaics to the state ConNntion, W. ID
Bradford, II. II. McFadden, Henry M
Mccullough and John w. Taylor; Mem
bers of the state Central Cimmittee
William J. Smith. Robert L. Christie
Lewis II. Logan and Edward c. Wilson
Evening journal., 1903-08-19
Charters Granted.

Dover Del. Aug. 19.-The State
came in for a big increased revenue
yesterday when the Corporation Trust
Company. attorneys, filed with Secre-
tary of State Layton a certificate Of
am .encment to the charter OF the Fed
eral Lead Company. The amendment
increases the company's capital stock
from $4,000. 900 to S5,O0O.0OO. The COM
pany has the same New York incorpo-
rators as when originally chartered,
but has been successfully organized
and has started on the merry road to
commercial prosperity.
The Universal Electric Company was
chartered to engage in the manufac-
ture Of electric generators. It's incor-
porators are investors Of New York
city and the capital stock authorized Is
S7O0O0O
Evening journal., 1903-08-19
CIRCUS TOMORROW
l4srsreaves' Big Show Will be Here
Two Days.


If a man or woman goes to Har-
greaves Big Railroad Shows and
thinks he is going to have time to think
he is thinking out wrong think. From
the time the canvas is entered until the
performance is over there will be no
time for anything but exclamations
of delight, shouts of wonder or the
more effective applause In the menag-
erie tent every one will be delighted
with the small animals, dazzled by the
beauty of the birds of every cline, as
founded by the immensity of Columbus,
the biggest elephant in the world, and
.astounded at the feats Of the daring
trainers who go fearlessly INTO the dens
Of savage beasts. In the colossal cir
Gus one act follows another with such
startling rapidity that the spectators
are lost in wonder. Daring riders Will
perform seemingly impossible feats
acrobats win do STUNTS that win make
you open your mouth in wonder and the
evolutions of the trained horses vii
simply paralyze you. When it comes
to the races in the hippodrome you viii
rise from your seat, ana i'm your enthu
sIasm will cheer for the winner. Thl
aggregation of talent is so stupendous
the features are so many and the who'll
entertainment so complete that word
cannot describe 1t and you win hav
to go and see it when it exhibits her
Tomorrow and Friday.
Evening journal., 1903-08-19
IAfPROvEMFNTs IN MEDICINE.

Progress is affecting every branch OF in
ventlon, production and manufacture In
looked for i'm every line, and meet with a
royal reception on the part OF the people
as soon as made known through the 'lat-
est imprOved' newspaper. As an example,
look upon Cascarets. Candy Cathartic.
which represent the most modern ideas on
Ia scientific. twentieth century medicine
a sweet, palatable.t aromatic little tablet
put up in a dainty ,liutle enameled box
just right for the vest pocket or purse
nothing to break or make a uiuss.-yet 90
their work powerfully though gently.
Evening journal., 1903-08-19

The very best that is made in Furniture, The
best and latest styles in Carpets, The largest, NEST
complete line of draperies and upholstery stuHs, at
prices below actual value is The real meaning OF our
August Sale.
We have net selected few shOp-wOrn articles,
marked them down and advertised sale, we threw
open our entire stock to yOu and say ten percent at
Evening journal., 1903-08-19
Tmin oaka camn Msstina.

From August 10th to soth inclusive.
the Baltimore & Ohio r. r.. will sell
tickets to Twin Oaks and return at
rate OF 3S cents. on week days trains
leave Wilmington 6.45 a. m, 7.20 a. m,
1857 a. M. 1.25 p. m, 800 p. m, 4.5S p.
m, 6.22 p. m.
Sundays; 7.2O a. M, s.S4 a. m, 1858
"a. m, 4.30 p. m, 7,05 D. m. S.4S D. m.
Returning at convenient hours.
Evening journal., 1903-08-19
2 Zs2!.s.

least and from that to so per cent discount is yours
this month.
Nor is our stock allowed to depreciate. Every
day as the goods are sold off our floors they are
promptly replaced with The new goods arriving
daily.
Come any time, and you'll find full line for
your choosing in every department.
Evening journal., 1903-08-19

Don't pun yer gun in this here court, ="
said the Billville justice. You've got 20
respect the dignity which you see lynn
loose round here. II you want to kill a
man whilst courts in session, TN find you
for contemptg'
Evening journal., 1903-08-19

The mysterious tropical worm" dis
ease which has attacked 10000 West
phaiian miners is being treated ana
invest, gated by $50 physicians sent
by the German Government.
Evening journal., 1903-08-19

In the little town of Fairfield. Frank
lin county. VT, a granite monument has
been dedicated to mark the birthplace Of
the only native Vermonter who ever sat
IN the Presidential chair. Chester Alan
Arthur
Evening journal., 1903-08-19

Patent leather boots should never be
cleaned with blacking. They should
first be wiped with a damp sponge TO
remove dirt. and then thoroughly drlea
and aolished with a soft cloth. A very
little oil or fresh butter may OCCASION
ally be used as a dressing.
Evening journal., 1903-08-19

Half the MS that man Is heir to come
from indigt stion. Burdock Blood Bitteri
strengthens and tones the stomach
makes indigestion impossible.
Evening journal., 1903-08-19

Accidents come with distressing fre-
quency on the farm. Cuts, bruises, st.ngs'
sprans DR.. Thomas Eclectrlc OH re-
lieves the pain Instantly. Never saie
without Il.
Evening journal., 1903-08-19

Kicker-I understand the fellow Miss
Manybeaux married was dark horse.
nocker-No. be was a blond donkey
Evening journal., 1903-08-19

(The Huang-Tai vs. tender to the
naval engineering college or the South
ern Chinese squadron at Marking. She
was of 2,1lO tons displacement, 260
feet long, had SO feet beam and drew
20 feet of water. The cruiser was built
in England Her armament consisted
of three 7-inch Krupp guns, seven 40
Founders and six small rapid-hrins
guns and was fitted with two torpedo
tubes. she had a complement OF SOC
uien.l
Evening journal., 1903-08-19
CHINESE CRUISER SUNK

Captain ami 1s Of Crew co Down In
Collision.
Hong Kong, Aug. i9.-The Canadian
Pacific Railroads steamer Empress of
India. from Vancouver, b. G.. July q,
and Yokohama August 10, for Hong
Kong. collided near this port with the
Chinese cruiser Huang-Tai. The war
ship sank an hour after the collision.
The Empress OF India saved ITO Of the
crew Of the cruiser. The captain Of
the Huang-Tai, who refused to leave
his ship. and 1S of her crew were
drowned. The Empress Of India was
badly damaged amidships.
Evening journal., 1903-08-19

Paror suites, made in our own workshops, all
solid mahogany frames, best curled hair filling and
covered with fine French tapestries. Three pieces
only
Evening journal., 1903-08-19
Drapery Department

The important event Of our August Sale in this
department is our annual Lace Curtain Sale.
Every one who has taken advantage of previous
special sales of lace curtains knows what bargains be
found here.
We intend to make this sale snrpass all others. We
have all and pair curtains just 4 i'll price.
This lot contains Brussels, Irish Points, Tombours
Int Arabiaus, Noinghams and rufhed Swiss curtains.
We have marked all curtains in this sale like ths
Evening journal., 1903-08-19
opportunities for saving.

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account THERE'S is a oie of thirty different Of
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Regular dcn es n neu lty
pies IS issae
Extra cotton nnate esnof feted fum$9 o
Cb will uon
$685. No 26r from SO No 3krS So 75h@n$47
ron
we'll made f with mirror; SoO
mirror top
Evening journal., 1903-08-19

specials ruff viss yardlo
AIa with wide heinme duhe ar
D nruf Swss tWob boad ucts 3yan or perpa
$3.50
will hardly rahd easily cee
TAIN NAdIeTIdl that will move quickly
The Socorro chieftain., 1903-08-01
Leasing Land.

Ell Paso, Tex, July p, 1903.
To Stockmeu:
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railway Company will lease
the lands in the "a & p" Land
Grant New Mexico, in lots of not
less than all the railroad land in
one township to one person.
Rental price, oue-half % cent
per acre.
Term of lease-oue year.
There will probably be no
trouble in renewing leases if the
land be not wanted for railroad
purposes or if other conditions
remain substantially the same.
The undersigned will be at
Magdalena on the afternoon of
Friday, the twenty-eighth (2S) of
August, 1908, to receive appli-
cations for leases, which should
be accompanied by cash to cover
the rental price for one year.
Those interested are requested
to confer with their neigh bors
and arrange beforehand in whose
name lease for the railroad land
of each township will be taken,
SO that there will be no COR
iiictiug applications.
No applications will be received
before the date set, and it is de-
sirable that applicants be present
in person, that allotments may
be made in public meeting.
Yours truly,
II. S. VAN SLYcK,
The Socorro chieftain., 1903-08-01
George F. Walker Dead.

A letter was received by Cap
tain A. B. Fitch of Kelly from
Major T. J. Cochrane, treasurer
of the Pacific branch of the
National Home of Disabled
Volunteer soldiers, at Los Ange-
les informing him of the death of
George F. Walker, a former
resident of Socorro at the Home
on July "a.
MIR. Walker came to Socorro
some twenty years ago with
his family consisting of two
small daughters and their grand
mother, and remained here until
the eldest daughter, Mamie, was
married, and who now, with the
younger daughter resides in
Colorado. Mr.. Walker was an
expert book-keeper, having held
a position of that character for
many years in the Browne
Manzanares Bank of Socorro, and
up to within a year of his death
was employed by Capt. Fitch in
the same capacity, when his
health failed him so completely
he was compelled to give up his
position, to seek another climate.
George Walker was man of
exceptional character, possessing
pleasant personality, and
verified his good blood and breed
ing by the quiet temperate life he
led.
The Socorro chieftain., 1903-08-01
Death Of Andrew Lane.

Andrew Lane died at 10 o'clock
Thursday evening of consumption
after a confinement to his room
of some six or eight weeks. Mr..
Lane came to the territory some
two years ago for his health, was
very much benefited, and return
ed to the east where he was mar
ried. Finding his health failing
again he returned to New Mexico
coming to Socorro about six
months ago, where he invested in
a small ranch which he was
cultivatiug at the time he was
striken with the attack which
resulted in his death.
Mr.. Lane was born in Ontario,
Canada 40 years ago, graduated
from the Toronto School Of
Practical Science, with the degree
of p. L. S., and c. E., and taught
in the same college for two years.
He leaves a wife and infant son
five sisters, and one brother, w.
A. Lane, now a resident of this
city, to mourn his untimely
demise.
The remains were laid to rest in
the Socorro cemetery. The
funeral services being conducted
by Socorro lodge No. 9, A.
+. and A. M.
The Socorro chieftain., 1903-08-01
Adjutant General Whltemnn visits
Water Canon.


Adjutaut-Gcneral w. II. White
man accompanied by O. h. Smith
of the local guard left for Water
Canon yesterday for the purpose
of investigating the conditions
near Water Canon for the annual
encampmeut of the National
Guard of New Mexico. A later
report is to the effect that a site
has been offered the General
near the Rio Graude smelter two
miles west of Socorro.
AS soon as the Adiutaut-
General has made an examination
of the water conditions he will
make a final report concerning
the date and place of encamp-
ment.
There will be at least two
companies of regulars at the
maneuvers. The two companies
will possibly come from Fort
Logan. All the various militia
companies in the territory are
now making preparations for this
military event, which will be held
the latter part of August.
The Socorro chieftain., 1903-08-01
Puts an End to It All.

A grievous wall oftimes comes
as a result of unbearable pain
from over taxed organs. diz-
ziness backache, liver complaint
and constipation, But thanks to
DR.. Kings New Life Pills they
put an end to it all. They are
gentle but thorough. Try them
Only 25c. Guaranteed by all
Druggists.
The Socorro chieftain., 1903-08-01
Teams Wanted.

Teams wanted TO haul coal,
lumber and props TO the Carthage
mines.
Adress:
A. H. Huron.
San Antonio, N. Nj.
The Socorro chieftain., 1903-08-01
OF HOME INTEREST.

Magdalena are in the city.
Mrs. Van Pelt came down from
Cat Mountain this morning.
j. f. Cook left this morning
for Albuquerque on business.
Miss Emma Lilies is visiting
Miss Helen Sperliug at Belen.
L. n. Barnes Of Magdalena
was visitor in the city Friday.
w. H. Sanders of Magdaleua
was visitor in the city Monday.
Oscar Redenann of Magdaleua
registered at the Windsor We'd
uesday.
J. 5. Fullerton went up the
road as far as Albuquerque this
morning.
Mat O. Williams came in from
Magdalena Friday for medical
treatment.
Judge Dan'l II. Mcmillan and
wife went out to Magdalena this
morning.
Pierre Hines went out to Water
Canon Thursday for stay of
several days.
j. H. Troutman of Denver
registered at the Windsor We'd
nesday morning.
DR.. /. E. Kittrell will be in
Magdaleua on professional busi-
ness on August 3rd.
Capt. A. 3. Fitch of Magda-
lena was in the city on business
the first of the week.
Miss Mamie Carter of San
Antonio was a guest at the
Windsor Wednesday.
Miss Alice Wattclet has been
suffering from a severe attack of
tonsilitaS the past week.
Mike Wolf of Reserve who is
extensively interested in goat
raising is in the city on business.
Capt. NJ. Cooney spent three
days Of the present week at his
Big Rosa ranch west of this city.
c. r. Brown leaves for Joplin,
Mo, tomorrow morning, where
he goes on two weeks business
trip.
Miss Elizabeth Fitch went out
to Water Canon Wednesday to
join her sister Miss Anne w.
Fitch.
A handsome baby boy arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p. Sanders of Magdalena We'd
nesday.
Miss Stella Ramsey returned
the first of the week from a visit
of some weeks at her home near
Columbus, Mo.
Mrs. Rob't Lewis and children
returned today from Frisco where
they nave been visiting Mrs.
Lewis parents.
VIM. Gardiner who owns an
extensive cattle ranch near Mag
daleua had business in the coun-
ty seat Monday.
Misses Pearl Kealer and Edna
Hammel visited Misses Elsie and
Nellie thinner at their home in
San Acacia last week.
DIR. VIM. Driscoll spent last
Saturday and Sunday in Water
Canon looking after his mining
properties in that district.
Mrs. katherine M. Sleight left
this morning for Albuquerque
where she will visit her mother
and sister for few weeks.
Mrs, L. B. Stern returned to
her home Monday after a visit of
several weeks with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Price.
w. A. Fleming Jones, repre-
senting the w. E. Moses Land
Scrip Co., of Denver, Colo, is
stopping at the Park House.
Miss Edith McCuistion who is
taking a course in trained nursing
at Hotel Dieu in FL Paso, is here
on a visit to her mother and
sisters.
c. A. Baca and family returned
the first of the week from Frisco
where they have been visiting
relatives and friends for some
two weeks.
Attorney c. H. jenkins who
has lately become interested in
mines in Socorro county, left this
morning for his home in Brown
wood, Texas.
w. T. McCreight, manager
and local editor Of the Albuques-
que Citizen, has just returned
from a visit to his former home
a., Kasfu~igv
The Socorro chieftain., 1903-08-01

Judge Smith and wife left the
following morning for Carlsbad
and Roswell.
The Socorro chieftain., 1903-08-01

Have your cards printed at The
Chieftain Office.
The Socorro chieftain., 1903-08-01

A train load Of cattle. fifteen
cars in all, the property of various
western rauchmen passed through
this city to eastern markets
Thursday night.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-07
"a B BLoTEcA DEL BoLEr1NMERcANr1L.

yor interes distacciones de Julanio estoy
solo, Y me falta tempo para arender todo3
Despues de estos preparativos e contratista propu
so al seor Pedro que correra el abastecmiento
del arroz las tropas leales
Acerto de buen grado Ell de Lierganes, despues
de comprometerse SO emnemente bajo su frma pala-
bra convinieron en- que boda celebrarfa la
proxima.
Marchose Soana, deando que 81 hijo Sc ocupase en-
la agradabifsima de dsponer los premnares del
casorio dfa senalado para este vovio Lerganes,
hallando al seh Pedro muy caviloso de pesimo hui
nor Pero conf esaba va todo preparado para If Ia
2lesia ALA Sc fueron los novios padres padrinos
acompaiIamiento eazandose la ceremonial sin ncden-
te alguno Que digno de contar
El ti4co ceho adusto, que hizo contrasse en- medic
de tanos rostros aegres fue e del senor Pedro bien
10 noto Sclana ntima diabolica satisfaction pero
no Sc d6 por snddo de semeante novedad nj Sc to-
mo e rabajo de nvestigar por que padre de Ia nova
tenfa aquella de juez.
En- cuanto los novios. no estaban eos para re-
parar detales La felicidad ciega IA de-
sesperac6n Salieron de Ia iglesa cogidos del brazo
ansiando catnbar Ia indmentaria de boda For
c6modos traiecillos de vaje argarse "a capitsl
montanesa para la que ieron Embellishments eof
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-07

Para cumplir esta seutencia, Sc to-
man prestados en- cada una de las Sc
horas de Ia reunion los encantos que
mas sobresalgan en- elias FL peniten-
te da a su estatua el tale de fu ana, los
ojCs de rnengana, los BRACES de una ter
cera sefiora, la nariz de una cuarta per-
soma, el cuello y la ssiatura de una
quinta, etc. Debe hacer de rnanera, pa
ra ser eiegants, que todas las sefioras
de ia reunion den su contingente a la
herrnosura.