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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
Sepba6tete f6drf.

Sn eiucm glrtitel i'm 9iew 9orfer
y n2lmerican" bcIprad SSilliam Senninss
SrDan lciue i@riabrun9en in Der
Shwei;. gluf erGrterte er ben Wtans
gel all 9eeigneten 0Gumli6feiten fir bic
YOti6aiten uno SegatiOnen Der Sereis
nigteu Staateu in alien 0auptitdSten,
Oic er belu6te. IS miro erflGrt, oaB
SrDan bel Den ;uitdnOi9en Son9reBs sSo.
mites oafiir eintreten miro, bab fir Die
widti9cu amerifanilhen Yoiten i'm Nus
lanbe geeignete @runbitiide 9efauit wers
Den. rSei ben IA Saupt. .9te9ierungss
iscn in @urOpa", l1reibt SrDan, riit es
nidt nur unmO9li6. gcci9uetc Guarticre
ilr unIere 9eIanotlbaften ;u mietben,
iOnoern iie iinO oft iiberbaupt nift ;u
baben. GS lit faum SemOfratil6, einem
Scamteu cine 10 sroBe slus9abe auiius
biirGcn, baB Elm Wiann nit mGBi9em
SermO9en ein iol6es stmt iiberbaupt
nift annebmen fam. llnlere Scrtreter
in europa itedeu in biplOmatilben
Rreiien bel Sofs@mpfGngen burf be-
l6eibeuen gln;u9 ab, aber es lit bod
nidt ,uDtbi9, Dap JIG 9eraoe III Sarrcn
baulen miilen, nm Oemofratil6 81 lein.
SD CLAUDE, uniere 0fe9ieruus iOllte in
Oteler UeSiebung cine neue Bolitif per-
fol9en, Die barih beitebt, baB tic in ben
0auptitGbten Der iremocn 9tationen eis
gene glmtSwObnuugen fiir uniere Ser
treter erbauen lGBt."
lleber Die Sbweii ihreibt 9rDan
sd fano, oaB oaS Yolf bort nit Der
GontrOle, Die ibm Our6 Snitiatiue uno
0teiereubum iibcr ieine 0e9ierun9 9e9es
ben wurOe, 10 ;uireOeu lit, OaB feline
Partei es lpa9en mirb, Oiele beiOen 9rs
rungenlhaften an;u9reiien. So 9iebt
ireili1 aud bort Scute, wel6e es UOrSies
ben piiroen, baB ibre He9ierun9 BON ben
Selbrdnfuu9eu, bic ibr OurG Snitiatiue
unO 0feierenoum auferle9t werOen, be-
ireit mdre. Or. 2lOolf Oeu6er, Der
&rGiioent oeS S6wei;erbuuoes Ter bat
icit Dem 1. Sanuar einen 9ta6iOlger CT
balten. .. 81 lit Gin 9ebilbeter, bod
ber;i9er Ocutlber. lSr 9iebt ieiner lie
berSeugung itctS oifcn glusOrud unO lit
10 ciuia6 III leinei Wianieren, uie Der
9erin9ite iciueS SOltes.
,gltS cine 9tation bat Die S6pci; nit
ibren fiiui Wtillioncn GinmObuern nit
ben bena6barten 9iationen wenis 81
tbuu, uno in einem Srie9e founte lie,
uuBer auf ihrcm eigenen SOben, nibt
bOifeu, uiel ausiuridteu. 9lber in Dem
bOben 9eri6t, no Sernunft unb Sc
wiiicu maBgcbenO iinO, nimmt iie cinen
beroOrragenOu Flue in Der SriiOers
ldait Der 9tatiOnen cin. @jlaubcn mir,
OaB Die 98elt nab Der 0tihtung bOberer
uationaler SNGalc iortihreitet, 10 fOnuen
mir erpartcn, baB Die ShweiS in ibrer
2Si6tigteit itei9en miro, ocnn Die 6reis
beitSliebe, wel6c ibr 9olf 6arafterilirt,
Der bemofratll6e Gbaratter ibrer Gms
ridtunseu, Der 6leiB ibrer 9inwObner,
OaS 2llleS ;uiammeu iidert ibr Sunebs
ncnOes 9lnleben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
Aufresuna in Speota.

Der Sertrcter oes ct. SOuiier a8lobe
Democrat" in 8o9ota, Der Oauptltart
GolombienS; GliiiorO SmDtb, beri6tct
iiber Die oOrtigc Situutiou 6Olgenoes :
IS lit unmO9li6, Die 9efilble miBiu'
ueritebcn. lpelde bier ge9eniiber Der Bas
mama 9tngele9enbeit gebe9t merben. Die
Situation muB ais oireft fritiid beSei6s
net mer6en. OaS Seben Der otation
itebt auf ocm Spiele. Srie9 ODER ;3us
iammenbru6 Der 0tepublit miro Die
5olge iein, weun ole Jte9ierung Der
Sercini9ten Stuuten ii6 niAt baSn per
itcbt. SatiSiaftion fir bas Su 9eben,
mas ii6 unter ibrcr Seihilie aui Dem
3itbmus uollSo9en bat. Sn Den Dc
partemcnts Gauca uno Soliuar itebGn
ge9cnpdrtig 2ruppen bereit, I'M ge9er
Rauama uOriurilden, lobalO Der Seiebl
9c9cben miro.
9tiemals porber babe i6 Oas cOloma
bii6e YOlf.in iOl6er 9luiresuug 9ciuus
ben, ipie gegenpGrtig. Oas es gum
Srie9e enti6loieu lit, falls man il
Naibiu9tOn ni1t eiuleutt, fam aud
ni6t bem aller9cringiten 3weiiel unter.
le9en. eiuerlei mas ole SOl9cn icin mo
gen. Jio6 boiit man auf ben 8ere6
tigfeitSiinn beS amerifauiifcn SolfeS
aber iobalO gencrul 0tcpes Suriif9efebrt
lit, miro Die Suti6eiouu9 fallen unt
uOrausIihtlid miro iie Strie9 beiBen
Die 9erelni9ten Stauteu mOgen iie9eu
aber ibr GiniluB miro Idlper geIddOi9
meroen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
Sas 6srmaniihe Ofuieum Der S ara
parSs nipet fitdt.

Yrof. Sumo Irande, Curator beS
@ermauii6en WtuieumS Der 6arparoz
llniuerIitGt, bat in leinem Sabresberibt,
Der bic erite amtlihe Oarle9ung ieit Der
@inweibung oes Wtuieums unb Der fei.
erlihen lleberreibung Der Gei6enfe Oes
beutlhen SaiIers entbGlt, Die weitere
Sntmiflun9 oieier Eflanjit6tte Oeuti6er
Sunlt auf elner breiteren 9runola9e be-
fiirwOrtct. Gr ia9t unter 9lnOerem {:
y lin oas Wtuieum gu einem pOllitGnOi.
gen @rfolg gu 9eitalten, lit ein fortwdb
reuoer 3uiluB pom @elomitteln oSer
palienoen unO repralentatiuen Sunltgez
genitGnOen nOtbmenoig, ierner ein gro.
BeS monumentales Wtuieums9cbGuOe,
oas cine wirfli6 biitoril6e unO ;u9lcih
fiinltlerti6e 3ulammenltelluug Der per
ldieOenen 2beile Der Snnltlammlnn9en
ermO9li6en miiroe."
Froi. 6ranfe ipri6t gum Sdlub iei-
mes Sabresberi6tes Die Suuerli6tli6e
Gnpartun9 aus, baB Die @ei6ente bcs
beuti6cu Saiiers, Der l6mei;erilhen
Gesierun9 unb bes Yerliner yiirgers
auslhulleS mel6e gum 5beil aui0eitellt
linO, sum 2bcil bennuG6it eintreiien
lollen. Su weiteren @aben nnre9eu mir
Den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
Stlnoort fur bic Statue bts Alr
ten Xrie~ in 0afhinatpn.

Setrctdr JtOOt bat all ben Seuti6en
Sotl6aiter, Baron Sped uon Sterns
burg, Gin Shrciben seri6tet, moriu CT
i'm gu elmer 5abrt mad Dem 5errain
Der neuen Sriegslhule einlaoet, aui
weldem Die Statne SrieOri6S Oes @ro.
sen ibreu Stan0ort crBalten ioll. ltan
bcabii6tigt, ii6 nad Der 9Seiiun9 Oes
ErGiiOenten iu rihtcn, lpelfer Der
Statue ben beiten 8lae uui Der 9Splae
uaOe einrGumen mill, uno ieet ioa Die
2lnii6t oes SotI6afters oariiber &c
bort werOen, wel6er Yunft ais iOlher
aufiuiaiieu lit. OaS SriegsSeparte=
ment bat bon Der beutlben Yoti1ait
bic RlGne Der Statue erbalten uuO Die
Scamten iperoeu Oielelben nuumebr in
ScrbinOuns nit Dem Rlau oes Ger.
rains Der Srie9si6ule ituOiren, I'M cine
uOllltdnOise 0armonie in Der llm9cb.
ung berSultellen.
Wtan lprift bapOn, oaB Saiier gSil.
helm ben StronprinSen oils ieincn Ser.
treter sur Gntbiillun9sieier oes Dent.
mals lenoen miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
Aufiebluuas. y roieft.

u. 9S. 0ti6. Wiit9lieo Der 9SobltbGs
ti9teitsbebOrbe in Wiilwaufee, isis, lit
in 9icw YOrf ein9etroiieu, I'M nit Der
iiOii6en 2lderbau9elelli1ait Sortlelbit
RlGne iiir Oie 9lniieolung ruiiiider OOer
rumGnii6er Suben aui Seimitdtten im
9Seiten Der Sereinigten Staaten III be-
ipre6en. n9Sir baben Den Blan," CT.
tldrte CT, r9rOBere Stiide yanoes ;u taus
fen uno lie iu ,Sarmeu einIutbeilen.
Die einSclnen Sarmcn lollen iiiOiiden
@inwanOerern 9eborgt peroen, unO lie
lollGn @clegenbeit erbulten, iie i6lieBlif
ais ibr @igentbum ;u ermerben. Die
slnlieOlung elmer 6amilie aui elmer iOls
den 5arm uno Die @inrihtun9 oeriel-
ben mirbe etma 81 POO bis 81 400 To-
iteu. llebrisenS iollen iene 6armen
ni6t nnr an jiiOii6e 5amiIieu ab9esebsn
merOen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
Giue 0ofnuna.

@susralpoitmeiiter YaDue bat ioebeu
ieincn SabreSberi6t Der Sefientli6feit
iibrr9eben. 9lus bemielben 9ebt berpOr,
baB i'm pergangenen Sabre in ben Ser.
cini9teu Staaten 2707 neue FOitGmter
ein9eribtet mur6en. 9ciii9li6 Der Roits
itanOale wiro in Dem Serid)te Der Oofiz
nung 9lusOrud 9egeben, oaB iebr balo
alle lluebrli6feit in Der Ioituermaltung
aus9emer;t ieiu mirO. Der Yeridlt ents
bGlt cine OienSe @mpfeblungen, 10 cine
lol6e iiir Die @iniiibruug eineS Eoitdeds
SDitems. 8Oitboteu Die 20 Sabre 9e-
oient baben, iolleu brre6ti9t Iein, lpenn
iie bas 9lltcr pom 65 3abren srrei6en,
eiuGn @ebiilien anjuitellcn, Der 3wei.
orittel ibreS @ebaltes befommt. Die
Grben uon @ilenbabns8 8oitclertS. mel6e
im Oicnit ibr Seben einbiiBcn, iollen
$1,000 erbalteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
Grbpbuus Der Sdneliisfeit duf Zen
Staatebobueu in Oeufid,lauo.

Seit ben GrObeiabrten auf Der Wtaz
rienielOes 3olieuer Sabn baben Sa6uers
lt6nOi9e Die 2lusiihten iiir Die praftll6e
Serwcnouug Der l6nelliten eleftril6en
6OrtbeweSung fiir lange Streden erOrs
tert. Die S4liiiie, Su wel6en man &C.
lan9tc, iiuO iniolge Der bierbei inuOluirs
ten 9rOBeu llntOiten i'm 2ll9emeinen uns
9iinitig uuO Die amtli6eu Sreiie tbeilcn
au9enl6einlih bic 9lniidt Der Sa6uer=
It1noigen.
Die rSerliner 9ia6ri6teu, wel6e
bGuft9 inlpirirte 9lrtifel perDifentli6en,
crflGrcu, Die 3Oee mare n6t, cine iolde
S6nrIliSfeit iilr 9rOBe Gntieruunseu gu
erSielen, bod wiirben Die @rperimente
auf Der WtarienielOs 3oiieuer Yabu IL
6erlib oaju bienen, auf ltGbtii6en unb
Sanbbabnen beicre 6eiultate berbeiSu.
fiibren.
2rosoem, ertlGrt Die 3eitung, bate
bic He9icrun9 ibren Blan sur @rbObun9
Der S6nelli9tet auf Staatsbabnen uiht
auf9e9cben uno made gcseumartig ;wis
l6en Sailel unb 0annoper @rperimente
nit Oampi,SOfomotiuen pom beIonbe-
rer Souitruttion, wel6e bereitS cine Sc
i6minOi9teit BON so Wteileu Die StunOe
errei6t babeu.
Die preuBilde SabnOerwaltung be.
abli6tigt, ndbiten Sommer nod mebr
SbncllSiige aui pcri6ieOeuen Siuien
einSufiibren, ais gegenwartig in Oeuti6.
lano belteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
Shriftfthef poH q orse GBaibs
iuetcu.

Shlis Staats Comptroller g8. 6.
Wterriman bat inter alten 9lrhipen
einen Sriei 9efunOen, ben @eorge Waibs
in9tOn i'm Sabre 1890 all Die &egiSlatur
oeS Staates Jiew Yort 9eri6tet bat,
na6oem er I'M Sabre 1889 sum 8rdiir
oenten erpdblt morOen uno bann pon
Sir9inien na6 0tep Yorf 9efommen
mar, um bort ieinen 9luientbalt oils
bOblter Seamter Der 0tepublit 3u neb.
men. Die 2e9islatur bate cine Slid
wuni6. .slOreHe oil i'm 9eri6tet unO in
leiuer slntwOrt ipribt CT ieiuen Oant
iiir Die oarin ansselpro6eneu freunos
l6aftliben geiiuuun9en uno Die uon
Den @eieegebern Sesebeue Yerli6erung,
inn oen 2luientbalt i'm Staate giew
YOrt 10 an9enebm wie mO9li4 MAIDEN
81 pOllen, aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
Gr ftabf 100000.

Die llntcriuhun9 Der Sifer NM
2lbre6nungen Der Sanf bon Oi9blanOs
Sano bat ergebeu, OaB Der Oiebiihe STAT
iirer s. =. Wtarcell iiber S16O, 900 Der,
untreut bat. Der 9aarbeltano in Del
Sanf betrGgt weniSer ais $1,000 unb oil
6arner unO Sieb;ii6ter i'm GountD, oit
81 ben Snnoen Der Sanf sebOrtcn. wer'
Den Den -gr0Bten 2beil ibrer Ginlager
uerlieren. 2ln Stelle Der OepOiiten iant
man in Der Sauf Sipei pom SaiiireI
anS9eferti9te wertblole S9ulOwe6ie
in 0Obe BON iiber 100000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
SauptmoiIs Der ruiiifaen 5ruppeu.

Die Suucrldiii9iteu Der in ct. Yeters.
burg eingetroiicncu iiinslten 9ia6ri6ten
lauten babin, OaB ole Sauptmaiie Der
miliiten 2ruppen III YlabiuOitOd. ODER
all Der 9iOrogrcuje SOrea's fonjentrirt
iiuo. Sin Jteiieuber, Der ioeben aus
Sitaiien oortbiu ;uriidfebrte, itGst, buB
in 8IaoiuoItod unb oelien 9iafbari6aIt
100000 bis 100000 Wfann ruiiiibe
9ruppcn itebcn. Gr lit ser 9luiidt, oaB
Die 0fuiien 0as nOrbli6e Sorea beiescu
Weroen. oaB es aber Der @ntiernuugen
unO Der l6wierigen lSe9e wesen tuum
Dor pier sSO6en ju eiuem 3uiammens
ltoBe 3mil6en Den ruiiiiben unO iapauis
l6en 2ruppen in SOrea fommen fann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
endapaunu e. gsDoniins guIleg.
(Saursl yinie.D


3rot in arait an 10 Stpirmbn 1913.
3rst psroTtu Snnntcu nm ) % Wrrasue
on 9Dcbsndesr uni ~ W,r rgtus an Gem,
taash unp bltrluf alt ~ Minuitn BIS ii.2
Nadbts, unp htfsn III oincrd 35 Minurn igG.
Ter Gin. Die nm 6 llbr Wprgrue uue jrpt fol.
gsnee Smues unp ~ Wuutm abfdburer
3las bti0uuu Gitpid
,3iias pualtu Saurpf nm 6.0t Wss an g1O'
6tutaau uup 7.2i an Spnnlaatu uup birau
ale % Winuttn bis 1901 3obis, uur rtiftr
in Serantpn 81 Riuulrn ipiu t,n. Die Wpr.
asus Al uub bIsrdui isee Stunss uub 10 Mi
nuttu abiabunesn 3uas btfSrpnn @spGd.
Z. j. gpplp IT,, gnitbIsfitsr, Srduipn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
2 hperer ltnfau.

Sn Dem iedsitOfigeu @ebGuOe Ser
SrOwn Sboe So. ;u ct. Souis fam es
;u einem i6weren llnfal. Die 2luges
itellten ordn9ten iih, ais bas Ga9esWrrf
becnbet mar, 10 uugeitiim nab Dem
6abritubl, OaB bic ;u Dem Sabrlmbl.
ihudt iiibrenOe 3biir eingeOriidt wurOe,
unb ;ebn BerlOnen binabitiiriten. Bon
ben iebn Beriouen blicben iehs auf Der
Stelle toot uno Die pier anoeren wuroen
Ibwer uerleet. Bon Den Yerlesten
itarben Swci uuf Der 6abrt uu6 Dem
SOlpitaI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21

BAs GrfGltun9en peruriadeu leidt
ibwere Srantbeiten. Dian idiiee iib
our6 Den 9lntaui warmer llnterfleiOer in
Wtc98illiamS,
53,4 Gde Sada. & 9SuibiustOn.
glnieisen finOen bur9 bas ,&o6ens
blatt" bic weiteite Serbreituns.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-25
Judge Maaoon to Panama.

Washington, ID. c., July '25.-Judge
Charles f.. MagOon, recently appoint
ed general counsel and law officer of
the Panama canal commission, left
Washington today en- route for the is
thmus. He will remain at Panama I'M
Ill about the middle of September
for the purpose of familiarizing him
self with the duties of his position.
AS general counsel for the canal com
mission Judge Magoon will be CON
iOrnted with the necessity of sol
wing many intricate and delicate prob
lens which will be likely to have a
FAR reaching influence on domestic
md international affairs connected
with the canal strip. There will be
questions concerning the transfer of
pthers will arise from the division of
governmental authority Ny which the
United States is given absolute auth
ority over.the middle of the isthmus
yet which provides for divided juris-
fiction at each terminus of the great
n~teroceanic highway: and still other
complications are epected to develop
rom the operation of the Panama
abroad.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-25
Grand Army Program.

Boston, Mass, July 25.-The prep
arations for the Grand Army nation
al encampment in Boston next month
are practically completed with the
exception of a few minor details con
nected with the plans for the enter
tainment of the veterans. The Official
program is as follows:
Monday. August 10. the parade OF
United States sailors and marines,
naval brigade. and prisoners of war
in the forenoon. Reception 10 Com.
mander in Chief by the Women's Re
lief Corps at Hotel Vendome in the
evening.
Tuesday, August 16. the annual
G. A. R. parade: 10000 civil war vet
Grams expected to be in line. In the
evening there will be a great camp
fire in Mechanics building.
Wednesday, August II. the conven-
ton will open. In the evening the en-
tire delegations and invited guests
will go to Waltham to witness a ri
yer carnival.
Thursday, August Is, the conven-
ton will be in session during the
forenoon. In the afternoon the veter-
ans will be taken on an automobile
trip to Concord and Lexington. Al
electrical! parade and a camp fire OF
Women's Relief Corps will be the
of the evening.
Friday and Saturday will be devO-
led to harbor and coastwise excur-
sions. with opportunities to partake
Of fish dinners and view the United
States war ships in Boston harbor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-25
immense Automobile Run.

New York. July 25.-Everything is
n readiness for the automobile in
yasion of the worlds fair city and
he week beginning today is destined
% go on record as the most notable
;ince the motor car fad first became
~un to st. Louis, for which prepare
ions have been going forward for
nearly a year. has it's commencement
.oday when a contingent Of New En-
gland automobiles leaves Boston for
he Mound City. The New York sec
ton will leave this city tomorrow at
the same time hat the Southern sec
ton makes it's start from Baltimore.
other sections. including those from
the Northwest n from the vicinity
of Denver. Kansas City and Omaha.
will make their starts so as to reach
the objective point at the same time.
1t is planned that all of the sections
shall rendezvous at Alton. ILL.,, August
9. from which place the great process
sion of motor cars will make its trium
plant entry into St. Louis.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-25
One Lady's Recommendation Sold
Fifty Boxes Of chamberIain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets.

| have, | believe. sold fifty boxes
Of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets on the recommendation OF
one lady here. who first bought a box
of them about a year ago. She never
tires OF telling her nelghbors and
friends about the good qualities OF
these tablets.-P. NJ. Shore. druggist,
Rochester. Ind. The pleasant pur9a-
tive effect Of these tablets makes
them a favorite with ladies every
where. For sale by all druggists,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-25
One Of the chief oftlcera in the Re.

One of the chief officers in the Re
cfamation Service is quite right i
saying that this Hondo matter mean
a great deal TO other reclamation in
terests in New Mexico. He Nigh
have gone farther and stated that i
means much t o other states and ter
~ritories which hope to be benefited
by the beneficent work which the gov
eminent is planning to do. In most
places where irrigation on a large
scale is feasible, and where the gov.
eminent will be likely to make large
Improvements. someone has made ear
lier attempts at irrigation. many of
them partial or complete failures. If
the work of the government can be
stopped through the protests of the
people who have worthless property
or shadowy claims which they want
TO force the government to buy. or
who have trivial, dishonest or mista-
ken alleged rights with just enough
substance in them to serve as a pre-
text for a protest. then it might as
well &c out of the reclamation bust
ness and acknowledge it's vast plans
to benefit the arid west a failure.
This fact must be recognized by the
President. and by the officers of the
Reclamation Service, and it is no
reasonable to suppose that they will
allow the car of progress to be stop
ped by petty distractions, or by peo-
pie who attempt to play the role of
the dog in the manger. To attempt
to stop it for n but the very strong
est reasons is an outrage. The Hondo
reservoir scheme is the first improve
ment in New Mexico to which the
government has given IS definite APP
prevail under the Reclamation Act.
This came after about eighteen
of surveying. engineering. ex-
animation of soils, of water, of water
of titles to land and water
and other preliminary work. The APP
prevail of it by eminent engineers
ucces This costly preliminary work
and the meaning of it has been com |
on by every newspaper in
New Mexico from time TO time. and
by every Pecos Valley news
paper. Every man, woman and child
the Pecos Valley has known all
about it., but now on the 23rd day
Of June. 1904, after all the preliminary
work is done and the contracts about
.eady to be let, up comes Mr.. Presi-
lent Tracy with his first kick, and
riders Uncle Sam to halt.
Speaking of the published order of
'hief Engineer Davis he says This
publication is the first information
that has come to our attention show
ing hat the government really COZ
emplates the construction on the
Iondo." We leave him in the hole he
has put himself in.
(Signed)
RIO HONDO RESERVOIR
WATER USERS ASSOCIA-
TION.
Roswell, New Mexico, July %. 1904.
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FOR SALE.-Twenty five mich cows
Apply to DR.. S. T. Peter. If
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Strictly for Cash.

Strictly for Cash.
On and after August the LIST, 1904.
we shall sell coal and wood strictly
for cash. 22tS
ROSWELL TRADING CO.
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Clothes for Men

'lOPyrisn1 isO'' 4. B.& Co. Cdn NdVE INE
happy Acknowledged
ready-for-service apparel equal to
fine custom-made and at a fair
price. This label
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-12-13
TO EDITOR OF ENQUIRER.

II L. & M. Paint Is not sold at York.
VILE, we will ell property owners di-
rect, also send half gallon for exami-
nation, give thirty days time for pay
ment, and free paint to paint first
house painted.
Wears and covers like gold.
Lead with zinc. Non-chalkable.
gallons L. & M. and 8 gallons oil
will paint a moderate sized house.
We invite property owners to write
for particulars, and color cards.
LONGMAN & MARTINEZ.
Paint Makers for Fifty Years.
P. s. Merchants desiring agency
may obtain it If properly equipped for
selling.
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NERVY HUNTERS.
Killed a Lion BY Cutting Tendons Of
Rrute,s Hind Legs.


Brute's Hind Legs.
An Englishman had one day set out
into the wilds on a shooting expedi-
ton. He was alone, but for his Zulu
servant, Job. who followed behind and
carried a cowhide shield and cou-
pie of assegais in his right hand.
AS they walked along the Zulu espied
a huge lion lying on the top Of a
rocky ridge. Both men stopped. In
a low voice the Englishman explain
ed to Job what he intended to do. He
had heard that IL a lion is approach
ed boldly he will turn tail and bolt.
This was what he intended to test.
Having given Job certain directions,
the Englishman began to climb up the
ridge.
Step by step he ascended. The lion
slowly raised itself on all fours, and
lashed its tail from right to left. SO
far there was nothing to fear. But
suddenly the long tufted tail ceased
it's sidelong swing. At first slowly,
then quicker 1t lashed up and down.
The long yellow name grew more erect
and, with an ominous growl, the lion
crouched, ready to spring at him.
In an instant the Englishman had
brought his rifle to the shoulder, and
sent a bullet tearing through the yell
low body. An angry roar Of pain fol-
lowed. A long body, with tail out
stretched and paws extended, rushed
through the air. A dull thud and
the Englishman was rolling down the
slope.
Bruised, but otherwise unhurt. he
sat up. Not twenty yards away he
saw the Zulu bounding toward the
lion, armed only with two assegais
and guarding his body with the cow
hide shield.
"Back-go back!" his master call
ed.
But the Zulu, shouting loudly. made
straight for the enraged animal.
Quick as a flash Job thrust one Of
his assegais into the lions side. Snarl-
ing furiously, the brute sprang at him
and bore him to the ground.
But now the Englishman had ad-
vanced to the rescue. His rifle lay
useless, with a large dent in the bar
rel. But, drawing his hunting knife,
he rushed at the lion, and, with rap
i'd stroke, severed the tendons OF one
of its hind legs.
Again the wounded animal turned
on him, and, seizing him in its paws
hurled him right over its head. Then,
with another savage growl, 1t crawled
toward the helpless Zulu.
Once more the Englishman return
ed to the attack. This time he sue
ceeded in cutting the other tendon.
The lion roared loudly, but its back
legs were useless.
With a cry Of triumph the Zulu now
sprang to his feet, and buried his as
segai deep in the animals heart.
Although both men bore many
wounds from their life struggle with
the lion, they did not return without
bringing back with them the lions
skin, which now hangs on the wall as
tribute to bravery.-Chicago Trio-
une.