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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-14

Berlin, May 14-A report is circulat-
| ed on excellent authority that there is
a strong possibility of peace in the Far
| East. What makes the news dOubly
| interesting is the belief that the Rus
| sian Emperor is now being urged by
the war party to end the struggle. The
basis OF settlement suggested is the in
dependence OF Corea under the protec-
tOrate of Japan, and Manchuria to re-
main Chinese territory. The integ-
rty of Manchuria has been guaran-
teed by secret treaty between Japan
and China If the settlement should
be made it is said to be the desire of
Russia that it be brought about inde
pendently of England.
More Japanese Victories.
Washington, May 14-The Japanese
legation has received the following ca
blegram from Toxic dated today:
General Kuroki, commandant of the
First Army Corps, reports on May 7
that a detachment of our troops occu-
pied Kuan Tien Cheng. On May II
another infantry detachment pursued
the enemys cavalry which was retreat
ing from Shue Hi Chan and captured
two privates and lieutenant. The
latter was the son of General Honvali."
Japanese Occupy Suoyin.
Shan Wang Kwang. May 14-Japan-
ese troops from Feng Wang Cheng oc-
cupied Suoyin. 60 miles east of Lao
Yang on Thursday Their number is
not known. The country is hilly.
Port Arthur Has Fallen Says Rumor.
London, May IA telegram from
Paris says the rumor is current there
that Port Arthur has fallen and that
10000 men were killed during the en-
gagement. There is nothing confirma-
tory in London.
The above rumor is probably
false. Neither St. Petersburg nor
Toxic have had any intima-
ton of the beginning of an attack on
Port Arthur.
Russians Moving Out.
New Chwang, May 14-Japanese
troops continue to land at Pitsewo and
the railroad is again cut. seventeen
miles of track being gone. Communi-
cation, however. for that distance is
kept open by the aid of carts. Port
Arthur mail is about Sc hours old when
it arrives at New Chwang. This morn
ing few more troops left and moved
to the Russian camp three miles east
OF the city. which is now practically
unprotected. Two correspondents
went over the entire town last night
and did not see single sentry on duty.
The natives are growing more restless
as the Russians continue to move.
Thirty Russian cavalrymen Dispersed.
Toxic, May 14-A detachment of
Japanese troops has occupied Kwan
Tien Sien 60 miles northeast of Fene
Wang Cheng. On Thursday last de,
tachment of Japanese troops attacked
and dispersed 80 Russian cavalry men
The Russian cavalry was retiring from
Tuch Ii Chan
Battle Recorted Near hsui Ven.
Shan Hal Kwan. May 14-The ,erort
of severe engagement in the Hills
around Hsiu Yen on last THURSDAY. has
been received here. It lacks varifica.
tion. but according to it the Russi,ns
lost 1,5o0 men killed and wounded ,nd
the Japanese occupied the t,r,, of
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-14
JUDGE MULLINS MANDA-
MUS KNOCKED OUT
BY the Supreme Court-All Orders
In Regard to the Writ Are
Dissolved.

Denver. May 14-The Supreme
Court today knocked out Judge Null
Inns mandamus compelling the cleo
tion commission to turn over the bal
lots and election supplies to the cleo
tion judges today. The Supreme
Court issued writ of prohibition di-
recting Judge Mullins to do nothing
further in the matter and that the elec-
tion commission do not obey the man
damus. All other orders in regard to
the Mullins writ are dissolved.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-14
FINE RAIN IN ROSWELL.
A Big Flow of Water Struck BY J. G.
Hale at Artesa-Nine Feet
Above the Casing.

A fine rain fell in Roswell on We'd
nesday night and was general over the
plains. This is the greatest downpour
experienced in that section since last
June and will prove of inestimable
benefit to the country.
News has reached Roswell that ].
c. Hale of Artesia. has big flow in
his well at that place. The water is
nine feet above the casing. This is
the largest artesian well in the world,
the flow surprising that of the famous
Cecil we'll at Artesia which flows sew
en- feet above the casing.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-14

Every Monday evening, fifty-two
times a year. the New Mexican Print
ing Company pays to its emf loyes over
s400 This money ali goes to the bus
mess men CT Santa ,Fe Send us your
printing. advertise your business and
show that you appreciate enterprise.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-14
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Homestead Entry.

The following homestead entry has
been made in the local United States
land office: May IA. No. 1909. Reyes
Rivera of Ocate, for s 1-2, NV IA. lots
and a. S 4, T 23 n. R 10 E. 15S acres
in Colfax County.
Articles Of Incorporation.
The following articles of incorpora-
tion have been filed in the Office of
the territorial secretary: Santa Fe
Lodge No. AGO. B. P. O. E.. principal
place of business Santa Fe, Santa Fe
County. The incorporators are A. B
Renehan, George Ellis and John H.
Vaughn. The company is incorporat-
ed for so years. The object is tn prac-
tice benevolence and charity according g
to the constitution, bylaws. rules and
regulations of the grand lodge of the
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, and the constitution and bylaws
of Santa Fe Lodge, No. 460. as it now
exists, to buy sell, take. receive, build,
lease and otherwise dispose of such
real and personal property as may
pertain to the purposes of said organi-
zation. There shall be no capital stock.
Tie names Of the directors who shal,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-14
CLARA BARTON RESIGNS.
Is Succeeded in the Presidency of the
Red Cross Soc ciety BY Mrs. John
A. Logan.

Washington, May 14-Miss Clara
Barton, today resigned the presidency
of the American Red Cross Society
and was succeeded by Mrs General
John A. Logan, who has heretofore oc-
cupied the Office of vice president of
the association
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-14
MORTALITY ON
BOTH SIDES GREAT
Report Of Fighting Between the Turks
and Armenians Confirmed BY
Teleoram

Geneva, May 1.-THE Gazette de
Lausanne has received a telegram from
Bitilis, Asiatic Turkey, confirming the
reports of fighting between the Turks
and Armenians. According to these
advices about 700 Turks and 900 Arme-
mans were killed. The. locality of the
fight is not given but probably was in
Sassoun, a district of Armenia.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-14

manage the concerns of the corpora
tion for the first three months, or un-
til their successors are elected are: A.
l.. Morrison Jr., Exalted Ruler: o. c
Watson. E L. X; n L. King. E. L. G.:
Jay Turley. E. L. *: A. j. Fischer,
Charles Hasplemath, A. B. Renehaa,
George E. Ellis and John H. Vaughn.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-14
NO IMPORTANT MOVES.
The Troubles Bid Fair to Die Out at
an Earlv Date

Topeka, May 1.-THE strike situa-
tion in Topeka remains the same
Neither the strikers nor the officials
have made any important moves and
unless trouble happens shortly, the
trouble bids fair to die out. Nudge
says: I'VE lack about 10 or Is of hay
ing the full force of men but these will
be brought in shortly"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-14

'rne New Mexican Printing Corn.
pany will do your job work with neat
ness and dis2a:c.,
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Tho-s who do thing seldom have a
chance to talk much about them.
There gre people who are always tell
ing Of some big achievement Of ;beir-
yfzaEs ago, and you DO not need to II
acquainted syith their history TO te
pretty sure that they have done little
since. There are others who arr con-
tiaually telling about the big things
they are going to accomplish, and
without any gift Of prophecy, you can
20 ahead aud discount their predictions
adpu: ninety per cent. Natures diyi--
ion pf lator puts the dDers in one class
and the takers III another. The one
who wishes 70 accomplish more should
talk les.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29
A Wonderful inyant.on.

IL j. interesting 10 note that fortune,
arc frequently made 10y The invention
Of articles ui minor Importance. many
Gf the most popular devices are thu.a
designed To- benefit the people aud meet
popular conditions, and one of tho
most interesting Of these that has ever
been invented is The Dr. Whites
Electric Comb, patented Jan. /. 'g9.
These wonderful Combs positively eura
,:andrufi, hair falling ont. sick and
nervous headaches, aud when used
with DIR. Whites Eiectric Hair Brush
an positively guaranteed 10 make
straight hair curly IN "a days time.
Thousands of these electric combs have
been sold in varions cities of tho inion,
and the demand is constantly increas,
ing. Our agents are rapidly becoming
rich selling these combs. They positive
y sell on sight. Send for sample.
Mems size 35c. ladies soc - half price
while we are introducing them. The
DR.. White Electric Comb 60, Deca'ur
H.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29
Tho Ruling Passion.

He had just returned from a mission.
ary meeting where a noted woman
speaker was among those who address
ed the audience, and he was endeavor-
ing to tell his wife something about it.
Unfortunately, the lady was sleepy
and found ii quite impossible to fix her
attention on his words.
"Mrs. Goodleigh was the last speak
er" he said, "and she clothed her re-
marks in most beautiful language"
"Did-did you notice how the sleeves
were cut?' came the sleepy voice OF
his wife.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

The Stone ae~i zBsi I1E a pillar o..
strength ard heauty in the tJdIdiug !
the one that gets rogstiiy banded ana
sharply cfi~eIed, while 1h07e which
The builder doc not intend rbps 10
honor remain useu: and uldisfuro='i.
Just 20 tae soui- vzho are designed for
pillar in Goi'- great spiritual temple
are -ubjec;e! 10 The 1p4gh discipline =
trial ard 70 the sharp cutting and
ehtssling d persecution that Jhereiy
ihey may II polished after tie sifnil-
iiule q = p-iaee;' while tho-e whom
ng such exalted destiny awaits are
comparatively exempt from all -t;eh
uole-tatiOn and trouble.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

THERE H. now ponding IN congress
- bill introduced by the Hon. Walter
j.. Browuiow, pf Tennessee, aud the
Hon. Jacob II. Gallingcr, senator from
New Hampshire nppropriattng sA,-
fypD ~, ~ national aid for the building
of wagon roads. This aum Is 10 be dis
tributed ia each state according to its
population, except that 10 state is TO
receive lcss than $4,000. The state
or counties receiving this money must
add "A like amount # this bill should
bc pissed Colorado would receive S25O,-
900 from Inclc sam, providing That
the state dig up the same amount.
Colorado II not in need of money 10
build ronds nearly 50 much ns she l.
in need Of money TO provide water. n
Uncle -nln wants TO give us anything
let him give us n system Of reservoirs
so we can raise crops and we will get
them to market If we have 10 lse the
pack saddle and burro.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29
The Schoolma'am Ran.

There is no particular use in telling
where the following incident occurred,
but it was not in Dolores.
:" A young man had accepted a posi-
tion us clerk in u drug store which also
kept books. He was waiting on a
pretty schoolma'am from the country
the other day, who was buying some
textbooks. She asked for II copy of
SteePs Physics. He looked rather
blank, but made II thorough search OF
all the shelves along the patent medi-
cine row, then returned to the school,
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29
RELIGIOUS.
U@ @Ty~%~E
Sunshine and Music.

4 laugh is just like sunshine,
II freshens all the day,
II tips the peaks Of life with light,
And drives the clouds away;
The soul grows glad thai hears il,
And feels it- cournge strong
\ laugh Is just like sunshine
For cheering folks along.
A lnugh is Just like music,
II fingers IN the heart,
And where its melody is heard
The ills OF life depart;
And happy thoughts come crowding
Its joyful notes to greet
a laugh Is Just like music
For making living sweet!
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Victor, Jan. 20 Fourteen miners
met swift and awful death today in the
Independence mine in this city. The
men were coming to the surface al a
high speed when the engineer lost CON
trol of the machinery and the cage
came in contact with the wheel at the
top Of the shaft house with terrible
force. The wire cable broke and the
cage with its living freight dashed to
destruction and death which was met
AT the bottom Of the shaft 800 feet be-
low. Rescucra went Immediately to
the bottom expecting awful results
but were unprcpared for the narrowing
sight encountered. Fourteen men
were dead. Most Of them so nushed
and bruised and mulilated that recog-
milton was impossible.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Jalar~ B-lu.eF a-ns iH ffo-a DuszIi-s1
z-i @vesdmz II ae 5fE Jphn-5s
sbo tsal hia1 tf.zt man sa.te s1e =
h. is--es into rzz0-a -sls.Bes and 80
y ~ - % al-s tad eises.s asf -
sa@ j. r -3fJtN-I rilaE - -.s.si tiIs
buggy ia-Ua-- ard ou- h0r-s TT fllat
au--lHr -g5o- ufFrE AetGa=n Dzlr.anzo
AID rze-a- Tr- JphH7sH IN Durango
Wsine-lsy morning ~ Ie=te ni-
ps4@rtg
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29
Easy and Effective.

Before | consent to lei you have
my daughter" said the square iawed
captain of industry. ! want you to
answer u question. What would you
do if were to give you a 81 900, Door
After the corner had viewed the re-
mains and decided that death was due
TO heart failure caused by sudden
shock the old man lit another cigar
and murmurod;
''rhat's worth tryin again some
time
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Denver, Jan. 25-Early in February
the qualified martial law which has
been In force in Teller county will end
and the civil authorities in charge of
Affairs in time of peace will have com
plete control of affairs. There will be
no increase in the number of soldiers
in service In Teller county, nor will
any scvercr form Of martial law be
inaugurated. Sherman Parker and
others charged with ollenses will be
prosecuted in the usual manner. This
policy was outlined at conference
between Governor Peabody and Attor-
ncy General Miller yesterday morning.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29
Lgse lEte seosoeaLs.

Ij.e iea ~ .af!y roi<-isE n.ata
l8sg1g 60 - zsut.araaH during Ian Yeai
4-a stas=s'gF-d gte' fY- the s it u
she fpHy mea fa rhr lasaa dziig
PAPER, aH.a aIi y g- have rad rne-
i.=-i. alisl F1ze- sad ssRDe5 ~ thsu
Ehsa w. hat ,s5fUs sl-. to rad oi
Eaafai -8HetBn.g ii2Bt ~ aa-t or
migas i-ftsr ielHs eusaez1 Cos mgre
.hgavhif8i orb
Tue Lap zsr ps.fIl- si--u isiiie-
iIas ,srigsz a1 sell l- 4 HHnt sd.
fHe -cfiors- part VI B. Is not that iadia.
aiIi popD- Dor that tbey s3i not
Wsm"g hase s-a8ue -aela -.ag-- 10
etiquette iHst they would Trims 81 rude
.ula YBdizliGeI ~ think u -DcA o
thIuI ~ Proposing tDa8aH-
fh. Es~i r. fhaf Hs5s riitf8r,ta ha-
ps=u written 70 Gii brs- aua sithgu,
mach fEog2it gr Consideration 1f the
psri of the Fdiier EsIs.-ially B. fhi.
trps sitii regard 20 etiquette on court
sIIip arn marrage Fhs Hsmau aby
want 70 i-aEIte queen u h9um. the
highest and 11Dlesr Js-ltiou 2 woman
can hold aud nearly every true
woman dDss- must patiently wait nnfil
-1ue gentleman come along aud a-k,
her ~ ~ hiz lie partner. Size cannot
70 out and cisyr-a iyr hsn.elf the man
.hr thinks b--t suited 10 make her
home q happy one.
The woman ha, al TIE care III home
70 ioDs after, and tie degree of jDy aud
comfort II home isy--.s.-e- Az du,. 10
her skill. The tasg NJ training the
children aud, 10 far 10 many ea-ss.,
not only progidipg ior theu bat al.o
for g0rthIe4- hu-hand iail upon her.
Tins beiug the ga-c Why should she not
have the privilege to ask whoever she
may cnDo,e to ~ her companion IN
life journey,
Many Rood true woman lIp. betn
denied the Joy NJ icing queen II Il home
simply because ,he had tn. much scnse
10 accept wDrthiefs ,nan, aud the
true nunn who would have made her
life happy never proposed, not because
he did not desire 10 do ~, bni because
sbe held .ucb n high place in his
heart aud estimation that he felt it
w"nid lpe cruel 70 offer -uch a noble
lady 70 humble home a- he would
haze 10 b. content with.
Tie country needs pere gosid homes.
~ good homes we do not mean fine
bniIdinY5, fancy stock ard many acres;
these II rightly used are blessings;
bat cdncntian, loys aud contcntment
nre of far more value. 1.adies, don't
let etiquette interfere with you doing
your Part towards establish such homes.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

God is ready ogo into partnership
with us in resisting temptation. His
strength, his resources are ut our dis
posal If we choose to take them. But
the one who hears the rapids below
him and yet lays down his oars, ex-
pecting "A divine intcrposition, misin-
terpcts Gods promise, and presumes
on his patience.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

ma am and spoInsetisslly skid: I'm
sorry. madam, but we ar iu-t out Of
SfeeT- Physics We have other, just
a. good, however. What arr they?
asked the tesehes -omeah hat puzzled.
Wei. there's -eidiiz' powders and
epson 5sIt- and castor oil and aroton'-
but the pretty seho5lsua aul had lied. -
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Denver, Jan. 2j-Tie grand jury of
the federal court at It. Louia has in
dicted hited States senator J. Il,
Burton Of KanHas on nine counts,
charging him with accepting bribe
for alleged services 10 the Rialto Grain
d Securities company Of St. Louis, in
securing favors from the postDfIice de
partnent. Senator Burton dcnie. the
charges, saying he merely took a fee
for serving the president Of the com.
pany ~ legal adviser in certain litiga-
tons.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Pitt-bur2. paaJaH. =; The flood
dang al this point has passed, All
day long both river. continued to rise
until . O'Clock this afternoon, when 20
10 feet wa- registered at the MOnon-
gahela wharf. From that hour on the
water5 reeeded slowly, until at 10
o'clock the guage registered ZJg feet
aud statiDnary, The temperature il
lower and light snow IS falling. The
damage done and the los. in wages at
plants made Idle viii reach nearIy
81 ,00O,DOp
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Have yosI given anything 70 ulE->io1>e
No the dyinz thtef neT=r gave any.
thing. ard BE- a=nt 10 heay=l W-Il
TIy friend f =eeu-. - sas ths differ
eues : that he Wa tying rh5ef aad
yaa are . living one
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Mi!E slvay- ai1-esi- aEy strong -eant
Or hzy0f. Therefore, il should Ee.rr
- PLACID near -aeli articles a. onions,
ien.0n-. caifss- tETseatine. tgiaeeos
Earaf7iu ~ ezuphDf Miis ~hict na-
-tCDd ios aHy time in . -iek-rooul,
should up; b. drunk ify the patient nor
anyone el.e.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

DR.. Lorimer tells the following story
to be converted: Have you joined the
church?" NO; the dying thief did not
join the church, and he went TO heaven
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Ite I~.ss4 Dsa~1sz flsb So. give
z zzsl5 a.z-s faH 90 Frsizy sv-aiag
F=irary - Iass- ss egsra sssz-y. E.sIi.
Hssry fs,JF invited
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29
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5 azlo9nfUi q g8see.iBe IN 4 ssirs-
yEl-=fII = 4ater : e1esileni for s5r-
tbrat GiyceFitse &. better than oil Ia
zpT.iy ~ erzs.5Br hinz.s-
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Appls -andWichez.-They arg quite
!leU and delicious. To make thein, cut
thin hrgwu bread and butter, spread
With a dressing of nlay0nnaise, lay
thinIy cut -liee- Of apple half oyes the
-liee, f,ld the other half over, and CUT
in finger
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Tise Is934o- N.FesHiI5@ faas Fsr y
h. lEs-r sH5azaeis=i E essrss Drisls = IA-1-
geE fagf. I'fsee E.zh- A!-o sl-t -
esiss,i a. il1g5.r-- = 1f.s-. ff--A ez-.,i5 -.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Notice OF Public Sale OF Fine Bred Horses.
The undersigned will sell nj public
auction in Mancos, Colorado, ON Feb
ruary 9, 1904, the l.. e. Williams brand
Of horses, under chnttle mortgage,
being sixty-one head, more or less, said
mortgage given by l.. G. Williams and
Millic Williams. GEORGE BAUER,
Mnncos, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Chicago. Jan. z.-Piefcius cold
seatser prevail. ia -. northwest and
Throughout 5ii-apri aa1 KaDsas- fIhe
thermometer rg-si-tsr- a2ay b--lDsr ZERO
10 this city. -. iogi- is ai-o hard hif-
The Mississippi riser 3 frozen over At
KeDkuE.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

81 adESsF vasss- isaazsiaz os1=-
zflsr Cz.ri-szaz- u5B = .s2I - ea-t
fsa-r L-5.5Fs- Tsrps zlHiIga
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29
RIO eRAsDg goUTHggs z 2

hsl- .41lrs .-.s .s't ~. 4,-E sd 3 ~ -lEiI
f-1f fratgs -sEf s-lsEer ~ EJsssI-ss zsssrslsl
81 . fs-- ~ -F- ssr a--7 -7-.-.H1ag-
-. . 81 - Azssz-
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

HBut how can be sure" said thu
beautiful heiress. that you do not
want me merely for my money!"
Darling" replied the duke, ''if /
can have yon | shall never worry
about money any more
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Chicago, Jan. - MAYOR Carter r..
Harrison Fix le-scf officials aud 5inu-
aser VIII j. Davis of The irogEot- the
ater were arrested today aud win have
70 appear i,ezfOre the grand jury for the
biz FIRE. Mayor Harrison gave bond
of si59,J and va. released.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

? z Bsse9 ~@z= ezlsr a. TAs -ses
a,is5se Fs-,srzzzg
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Plttsburg Jan. 2s-After night of
suspen-" and uncertainty made heart
breaking Dyreport, from around the
pit raouti u the Harsick mine
direful ezplosion which occurred
yesterday, relatigs- of the Is0 eutonl-
ed miner we're forced othe conclusion
that al hope Of life for tEo-e below viii
nave ~ be abandoned
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

II l. not such difficult nIgtier TO
breed up grain a. one might suppose.
some year ago one qf our subscribers
/ began an experience with single
average head Of wheat, chosen ire
sDective Of -ize or Yigor, from COM
mon variety. The head was 1: inches
long and CONTAINED forty--eycn grains
which were planted 10 rows twelve
inches apart ench way. At harvest the
best head from the plant that produced
/ the most head- was zeleeted and -own
the .ane ~ before. This plan was
followed up III the same Way year after
yeaT choosing each time the best head
from the most prolific plant. At the
end Of the fourth year the best plant
produced fifty-tgo hcad7, the best hefd
being 5 inches long and containing Ia
grains. III similar way he made
varietie- Of pedigree oats and barley,
1T vas much in this same way that
Mr.. fultz produced the excellent
wheat which bears his name. NeY
and valuable varieties Of grain have
been obtained by planting plants differ
ing from their fellows in -izc aud vigor
and sometimes growing in out of the
way places. Darwin says the Fenton
wheat WAS found growing on a pile of
dctritus Or rubbish in Il quarry in
England The ClawaDp wheat origi-
mated from stalk found growing
near stump in the state Of New York.
Change Of seed or using seed grown in
some other locality has been found an
advantage to farmers but as general
rule, the seed grown in the locality for
u number Of years which has done well
Is the seed to SOW and should be kept
up 10 its highest point OF exccllency by
careful selection and good farming =
| Denver Field aud Farm,
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

LN Voc 4 Nsa-a- IA. - sl.
iess5es .t1fe.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29

Tha. ,reunp VITO eauu1t make .
dize-tiaLle loaf - bread, @hq doc not
know now To- cook plain wholesome
fool. who ha- not The fret ide. nf how
10 keep hoJ-e orderly. clean and
comfortable. Is rot fit to marry. She
mas kn0@ GFssk or Latin. she may be
yer-ed in ancient history aud mythical
lore, bat unless she knows how to
insnage hOtIse she i . fiat failure. I,
l. a matter of great regret that the
world is - fIll of such people.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

j. J. lInrris q Go. are closing ont all
cotton blankets at cost TO make room
for their spring goods.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-29
eAAan.ana
BORROWED WIT.

Mr.. J. Rabbit-How doe= my new
suit fto
Mrs. J. Rabbit The tail of your coat
need pressing. Il atand7 up.
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Teacher Natural History Glass b;
''lou will remember, will you, Tommy,
that wasp- lie in torpid state I'm the
winter?i'
Tommy with an air Of retFospection
T. Yes IN, but they make up for it in
the summer