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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
9be Times Daily Short Story.
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grounds had lain near the cabin But
he had promised to return that way.
she did not question that he would.
She simply waited and watched and
thought of him till he should come
One morning she arose. threw open
the shutter and looked out. The sun
was rising and his first soft morning
rays lent to the desolate scene some
thing like beauty The few trees did
not look so lonely, the uncovered coun-
try did not look so barren, now that
the SUMS light shone through mellow
ing mists. But If the orb Of day was
rising in the east the sun OF the girls
heart was rising In the west. Glanc-
ing thither. she saw a 1.-THE figure step
ping lightly along the road. It was the
young stranger. and he carried some
thing In bis arms.
When she went downstairs, there on
the stoop sat the huntsman, and near
him in an earthen pot was plant-one
that she had never seen before.
when on the line Of the railroad" "
he said. II sent to the city for 1t. Had
/ not been waiting would have re-
turned earlier. for to give you one mo
ment of happiness IS worth more thar
ali the game in the west"
ut is not in bloom" said the girl.
"No; it will not bloom till ! come
again, or, rather, when It blooms again
will come
They spent one happy day together
then the stranger went on. Autumn
faded into winter a traveller stopped
at the cabin one day and, seeing a
name written on a bit Of wood tied to
the plant. asked:
''TIas he been here"
Eyes,
"I.ook out for him, little girl; he's o
heart smasher Hunts hearts as he
hunts deer or antelope
The eirl turned nale.
'nM he give yon that azalea?n asked
the traveller
Eyes Wien does it bloomf"
'In the early spring
From that time the Girl began to wilt.
It seened when tie winter was passing
ont and tile azalea began to take on its
new life THAT II WAS drawing Its vigor
from It's mistress Before the travellers
arrival she had not doubted that the
giyer would come when the plant
bloomed Now she felt That be would
never come.
One morning bud opened, then an
other aud another. till the azalca was in
full bloom. emitting a rich odor The
girls vitality fiickered as candle
burns down into its socket Meanwhile
tile flowers dropped away Ono even
ing she went out to sprinkle her plants,
Carrying the water exhausted her
strength. But one flower remained
She stopped 70 inhale its odor and fell
A strong arm raised her Looking up,
she saw the smiling face Of the hunts
man looking down at her,
"I'm not too late to keep my prom.
lse," he said. There's one flower left.
Il was told" she faltered, eby ons
| who knows you that you would not
come
love promises have never kept be
fore. The one made to you could
] not break +. A. mitchell.
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The Last Flower
On the Azalia

tOriginaLl
A broad open stretch Of country, with
here and there clump Of trees bathei
h that deep yellow afternoon sunlight
peculiar to certain portions Of the west.
There Is but one house ia sight. and that
log cabin. No tense ineIoses It; no
trees shade it. The only attempt to
beautify it is a row Of flowers on each
side Of the little stoop in its front.
From a well In the rear young girl
Is carrying watering pot 70 give the
flowers their evening sprinkling Her
dress Is common calico. its skirt
reaching only to her ankles. On her
back hangs a sunbonnet, thrown of
now that the sun has lost its power
Tenderly she bends over her plants,
which seem to raise their lips to drink
in the refreshing draft. In all that
landscape there is no other cultivated
beauty
SO wrapt was she in her occupation
that she did not hear q step behind her
TIL it was very near; then, turning, she
saw q figure and face before which
the beauty Of her flowers paled TIL
this moment they had been her com
panions, her children, the only objects
10 love IN that lonely land Hearing
a step. she turned. A handsome, good
natured, boyish face, with kindly blue
eyes, was looking at her Amused at
her startled appearance and the pleas
IRE she did not attempt TO conceal, the
stranger unslung rifle from bis back
and rested Il on the ground.
aDo you think he asked, that ]
could stay here all night2"
"TIl see" And she went into the
house. When she returned to say that
he could have what he wanted size
found him pouring fresh pot Of water
Oh her plants, which he Ind been to
thc well to bring. A mother seeing one
feeding her hungry children could not
have been more affected Indeed. ey-
erything about the stranger tended t.
bring tie girl under his magical inau.
enee. Whence comes this young fellow
ID sympathlze with the one delight q
her llfe4 She neither knew nor cured
she only felt his presence.
The huntsman spent the night at the
cabin. There were no rules TO govern
the conduct OF the two. and they sal
out on tile stoop under the stars til
the moon rose and eclipsed her heaven
" sisters with her greater splenaor
The man had been used to forms, but
he forgot them now. Only an houl
ELAPSED between his arrival and bis
arst word expressing what both bat
felt Tor that whole hour.
"May have a kiss?' he asked.
He whose manner was that Of got
to ask for a kiss from daughter O
the DESERT
In the morning he was gone I
seemed to her that instead Of the SUI
rising it had set. oh. that the hunting
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Funeral Of Luman A. Drew.

Burlington, Feb. 24.-The funeral Of
Human A. Drew was held yesterday
afternoon at the late home on Maple
street The house was filled to over
flowing with mourners, including rep
0resentatives from every walk OF life.
Rev. j. e. Mead officiated The honora-
~ bearers were chosen from the Mason
ic bodies and Ethan Allen club: Sayes
Nichols, Washington Lodge, +, and A.
NJ; e. s. Adsit, Burlington Chapter,
R. A. M: O. A. Barber, Burlington
Commandery, X. T.; b. J. Derby, H. G.
Gleason and w. f. Weller from the
Ethan Allen club. The casket was
borne by six members Of the police
force. The mayor and members Of the
city council and officials Of the United
States court were present at the ser
vice and there were many beautiful
floral tributes sent.
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Free Soar Offer SSSs FfS 2ss,s S SAP:
BuRLINGroN,s vorINe LIsr.
Striking OF the Delinquents Caused
Considerable DECREASE.

Burlington, Feb. "a The lists for
the March meeting We're posted yoster-
day and the number of eligible voters
in Burlington is 1851 A comparison
with the first posted lists Of other years
is given since 1900. The 1905 list is
not SO small al might be imagined from
the effects Of the new law which re-
quires striking Off Delinquent taxpay-
ers.
In 1904 the list was 1901; in 1908,
1856; in 1902, 1908; in 1901, 3,773; in
1900, 1924.
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A. DROWN Druggist As North Main Street Barre, Vermont
A coAsTrNG ACCIDENT.
Party Of Merry Makers Thrown Against
a Post.

Woonsocket, r. l., Feb. %. Three
young people in double runner party
of ten were injured, two Of them quite
seriously, in coasting accident on Fair
mount street hill late yesterday, the
sleds crashing into a post of rail fence
with terrible force, throwing all those
on board of on TO the ground.
The double, three sled arrangement
was the property Of Arthur Brousseau,
aged IS years, who was steering, and the
lad suffered fractures Of both legs above
the knee, the left also being also broken
below the knee. The bones Of the left
LEG We're broken in several places.
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IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading Products in
Demand.

Boston. Feb. % Receipts Of choice
fresh-made creamery butter are very
small, and consequently prices are very
firmly held at substantial advance. In
fact, about all that is Offering is stor-
age creamery, and sales are made On
condition rather than age. The new
quotations are: Northern creamery,
32lkd3SAc; western, 32133c; dairy, 20
G30c.
Cheese is firm and higher, with choice
York state twins In demand. Buyers
are showing more disposition to re-
spond to the advance. though the
actual movement is still light. York
state, 13014c.
Eggs have taken on stronger toae,
owing to the cold weather, brt Off lots
are plenty, and sell at low prices.
Choice nearby. 35036c; eastern, 34a
35c: western, 33ld34c, storage, 30G31c.
Beans are very firm in all markets,
and prices show a substantial advance
Carload lots, pea, $2d2O5; medium,
$2.20d2 %; yellow eyes, $40; red kid
neys, $303.O5; California small white,
$2.50d255; jobbing prices, 1oa15c
higher.
The local fruit and produce market
does not change much. Business has
continued at a very low ebb and
changes in prices though numerous
have not been large. The weather is
once more blamed for the dullness
Receipts Of potatoes have been
smaller, and though the demand has
not been active, the tone of the market
has been very firm. Southern garden
truck is not very plenty and in most
cases brings high prices. Spinach @ad
kale are III light supply, and string
beans are very scarce. Sweet potatoes
are duh and easier. Onions are quiet
and steady and cabbages are unchanged
except for savoys, which are higher.
Beets, carrots and parsnips have ad-
vanced and turnips are firm. Squashes
have a fair sale. Celery continues
steady. Rhubarb is cheap.
PotatoesAroostook green noun
tains, 45td4Tc a bu: hebrons, 40d43c;
Dakota reds, 3Sc; York state white
stock, doc; sweets, Jerseys, $3@3.50 4
Dbl; vinelands, S4GI450.
Onions Native, $1d120 a bu; Ber-
mudas, S2M2.25 a crit leeks, zoe doz
bchs.
Turnips Yellow, 81 a Dbl; white, 90
@75c bu; French white, 81 d bag.
Spinach, ETC. Hothouse spinach, So q
bu; Norfolk, $3@4 a Dbl; Norfolk kaie,
$3.50 a Dbl; dollhouse dandelions. SEQ
225 bu; beet green's. 4Od50c bu.
Cabbages Drumhead, 81 Dbl; sa
voy, S135 Dbl; red. ST d box
Lettuce, -Hothouse lettuce. T5cM
$1.75 box Of doz heads; ehicogy
$3.50 doz heads; romaine. 81 4 doz
heads; mint T5c a doz bchs; water.
cress. Toe doz bchs; parsley, SIPS d
bu
Celery White, ST a 1oz hchs pascal
$1.25dl.75: Boston market S2a250
Beans Southern string beans slMS
a bskt; butter beans. SIS hSkt.
Squashes Iurban, 7ac I'LL. mai.
row. nc Dbl; hubbard. Sl6N20a ton.
Miscellaneous Beets GOHT0c a hr,
carrots. 50@G0c q bu. paFsnips I5e1IS1
a bu; cucumbers S40l4 4 box egg
plants, Sl9i1.50 a doz; radishes 10 Il
d0z hchs: brussels sprouts, 110l5s n
at: oyster plants. S125 dpz hehs:
artichokes, 81 q box, tomatoes, Flor
ida, 50 ert Of six bskts; dollhouse, af,c
AZ. csif
hotbonse rhabarb, 4M5ca pound
Apples Kings fancy table SiMa u
Dbl; common, S150a2J0; northern
spies fancy, $450d5; ordinary SLT5Gf
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ufacturer sent him 2 rubles. which is
about 81 In our money. The grand
duke was furious and ordered him ar
rested and sent to Siberia The manu-
facturer, however, was promptly re-
leased when an influential friend warn
ed Sergius that the story OF the blanket
transaction would be published in ey-
cry newspaper III Europe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
APPENDICITIS.
The Most Dreaded Disease Of Civilization

Is the condition known as appendicitis. Once
fully established, nothing will remedy but tic
cold knife. 1t has once been thought that this
inflammation was caused by seeds or foreign
bodies entering the appendix, but this theory
Is long exploded.
The true cause OF appendicitis is sluggishness
Of the bowels, constipation and the gases which
are formed in consequence produce germs
known to the scientific physician as the Bacilli
Coli C0mmenss. Now TO avoid this forma-
ton of gas germs, constipation and the result
ing inflammation, take Smiths Pineapple and
Butternut Pills, which have been tested in all
the various diseases of the stomach, bowels
and liver, and found to be the greatest and best
preventative remedy known.
You may be very sick at night; Smiths
Pineapple and Butternut Pills make You well
in the morning. They viii quickly and par
manently cure.
Sc Constipation in Every Form.
aEr BiifouBnesEs
81 Torpid Liver.
AS- Enlargement of Liver,
Rg- Foul Breath,
nS- Bad Taste In Mouth,
~ Coated Tongue,
Ha- SaIloW Complexion,
aar Pains in Abdomen,
81 Pains In Stomach,
Ea- Pains in Bowels,
HS- Soreness in Liver,
aa- Cutting Pains in Rectums
RS- Headache,
1s- Heavy EyeiidH.
as- Dull Ache Through Eyes,
RS- Dizziness,
S. Sickness at stomachs
Hs- Painting SPELLS
E9- Vertigo,
80 Head Swimming,
AR- Irregular Appetite,
Aa Irregular Movements,
As- Abnormal Movements.
Smiths Pineapple and Butternut Pills sold
by all dealers % cents cure at the Peoples
Price. Write us now today for Free Sample
Package sent postpaid. Address w. f. Smith
Co, I25 Summer st., Boston, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP

Having rented the Old Blanchard
Blacksmith Shop at South Barre. ! am
prepared to do Horseshoeing, Gnerhl Re-
pair Work and Blaeksmithing 81 all
kinds IN a workmanlike marnpr aud at
right prices. Satisfaction g,lara nfaed.
JAMES 3. MEGIN.
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HAIR GOODS.

Mrs. c. s. Meaker, 90 Jefferson IT.. my agent.
viii be glad 20 furnish Hair Goods Wigs. Front
Pieces, Switches, etc., II not IN stock st ahort
nOttce from my Manchester store. Thanking
the public FOR their liberal patronage iii the
past and soliciting Continuance or the same
IN the future for my agent and myself. am
yours with All respect. SIM YOiK
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
Euitoebit 6leibt cntsugen.

9 t.2ouiS 6. Mo., 90. Suli,-Hih.
ter Smith, McEberion entldieo int
gunocSfrei8gcrift, oob Die bon ocnt
@eneralpoltmeilter Gortelpou gegen
Die bieii9e Peoples llniteo StotcS
9ont" unO Oeren YrGiiocnten &. IS.
3epi3 o%crbGngte Gnt5iebung oeS
EoitoebitS 81 Geht bcltcbe, ltnb mics
5ugleid Den gntrog 5llriif, ben Eoits
meiiter bon ct. 2ouiS ourh eincil
Ginbolt8beicbl an Der auSfiibrung
Der Sr6re5 oeS 8encroIpoitmeiitcrS
81 perbinocrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
Soiepb Suiictt pollte lidl cincn 5nr
maiden.

Bridgeport, Conn. 20. Suli.-
Ile Dler5ebniGbrige Gillian 9rooner
lit bei'm 9ooen IN Seoiioe Eurf cr.
trlinfen, rnb ein iungcr Monn, To-
mems Soiepb goiiett, mltroc oilf Die
GnIduIoigrng III Soit genonmcn,
Ourdl 81 longcS llntertouden oen
SOB ocS iitnact MtGbhens peronIobt
81 bobcn. @olictt puroe 5por oui
lelne Ingobe bin, ooS iltnge MGo6cn
Jet BON cincm arompi beiallen nor
Den, Dieocr entloiien, miro ober Dor
Dem Coroner 5l erihcinen boberr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
Huiii d @intel5ii g e.

PETERSBURG 20. Suli. - Sr.
b. 8ittc miro uuf leiner Sobrt III
Berlin mo Gart8 anbultcrt. Gr Der.
folgt 0abei f~inun5ielle uno polttild)e
3mefe, 2cttere beitcben onrin, ENC
internutionolc Gonferen5 bcrbei5u.
filbren, bel ipelder HuBlnnb be0eu.
tcnO giinltiger 5u fobren ertuortet,
ais bel TcrbonOlungen altS'hlleblldl
NIT Sopon. Dtun bofit babel Die
Ser. Stootcn fiir oieIen 3med SIT &C.
ipinncn, mo guar beSbolb, neil ne
cincn Tcrtrug NIT Goreo bnben, Der
Die Selbltltunoigfeit oieleS Sonoes
unerfennt. Mnn bofft, Dab Hooleoclt
lid beluegen l0bt, Die Sude Gorco'&
bei'm SrieoenSidluB 81 pcrtretcn.
5crncr ioa Sronfreih brrolllobt mcl'
Ocn, bic SinSlBichung bon Chino 81
bcrlongcn. Cos cine ooer Dos onoerl
ipiiroe gcniieeil, INN RuBlonb in Der
Stono 81 icten, ouf elmer internutio'
nolen Gonieren5 gu beItcben.
@cnerol 9utionoft'S 3u'
dbl.
&auptquortier Der nj,
iiihena rme &c, @oo5pdoanL
Wonoiburei, 90. Sui. - Sm &c
iprGt nit einem GorreIponoentcn
Der naliociirten Yreile" iiber Die &C.
genpGrti0e Gage art benz ariegS'
ihouplobe ld)lug @enerol VotlonoIt,
Gommonoenr Der oritten mono'du
ridden armce, einen lebr 5iloerlldt'
lihen Con an. Gr logtc, ote Soponer
icien pegen ser St1rfe Der rullilhcn
SteDrngcn II. neil iie lid bon lbrcn
cigenen @erluiten in Der SdIoht bel
Mufoen nod nid)t gon5 erbolt boben,
sum 8orriiden oiiBer Storoc. Gum
ShluB lagte er:
,Niemols mdbrcnb oes goliScn
ariegcS pur ole riiiiide grnrce III
ieocr Sinlibt 10 ltorf, ruie Jest. Die
Soponer lpillen Dies nile lpllr'den
bcsbolb 5rieben."
@opbpear geebrt.
@enebig, 20. Sillt. @llllanr
Senrp Goodyear, 0ircttor nno Gll-
rotor ser feinen ailnite am Mnleum
beS .9rooflpn Snititrts," ut 6llnl
Mtitolieo oes Counties fiir oen inter
n%otionolen aiinItler . Gon9rcB, Der
ocmnddlt bier 5lliamnlentritt, or.
wGblt worben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21
Mrbcitcrfiibrcr ais SrmlticfrctGr.

EittSburg, ga, 20. Slili.-0ie
unobbongigen Sobrifonten bon 81
lcnbleh unb @eiBbled) trogen lid NIT
Dem Blame Der 8riinoung elmer Or
gonilotion, melhe iuftiid) lGmmtlldc
n%nobbongige 5obrifunten umiulicn
loa, Die ollBcrbolb Der .Imericun
Steel & Tin Elate So" Iteben. Srn.
Z. 5. Sbofier. oellen Imtstermin
ais Erolioent Der Ygmalgontotc6
giiociotion Of Sron, Steel & Gin
@orfers" I'M fommenoen Sftober
ablGuit, lit Die SteIlling beS Scfre.
tGrs Der neilen Organization ongctro.
gen moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21

Sener 9bineen 9oncott.
9aS StaotS Seportement lit bon
ben amerifoniiden Goninln in China
oobin 6enadridtigt norOen, boB Der
6ineiiife VoDcott gegen omeritoni,
Idle @aoren. mel6er geitern in &roft
trot, in ben flint GertrogsbGfen
Sbongboi, Canton, Sientiin, Sanfom
llno gtem Gblpong bon ben SanoelSz
glloen IN Scene geieBt nuroe. Won
gIailbt ni6t, Dob Der 9opcott Den
omerltunil6en Wadren beionDerS
qroBen S6oben tbun miro, b06itenS
pielelht in oen Stooten Canton lino
Sbongbai, no Die 8il0en it0rter limo
ais .onOersmo. go lorge bic Bon.
cottcr ii6 Oomit begniigen. iid) einiodl
Oes Io1tfS nmerltanil6er &ooren 5lt
entbaIten, fam Die omerifonilhe He-
gierltng offi5icu feline Stellung 81
Dem @opcott nebnterL oph glolbt
mon bier, ooB Dem 9opcott bon Ser
dlneliifCn Ncgierung 10 piel mie
nt0glld) cntgcgen g~curbeitct lucroen
miro.
mars q a d ioIger.
Capt. 5. u. Sling erlicB gcItern lei
ne critic @encrol. Sr0rc, morin er leinc
llebcrnubnc 0c@ SbcrzGommonooS
Der .@roBen Nrnlcc Der Hepllblit"
onfiinoigt, icincm G%orgonger int
N(mte, Dem pcritorbenen @iaiom ".
9lodmor, cincn mornlcn Nudrilf
soft mo %onoronct, Dob onlGBlid) Die.
les Ep0eSioQca Die Slngqe ouf oucn
SollptqltarticrCn Der IS. u. g." nuf
Sebn Gage in lrouerilor gehilllt miro.
3ugleid miro III Der Srbre bctollnt
gemnd)t, 0oB G0mcrob S6oomnfcr
ollf iein o%ringenocS Iniud)en ieines
NmteS olS Stobadef entboben un0
aomeroo WtcGdr0D, Edlt Icpartcs
mentS . Gommor0ellr oeS Geportc.
nentS Wtinnciota, gum Nohfolgcr
SdoomatCr'S %crnunnt lit.
Sn reguI0rcr Aus it thur g..
Gie inter ocn Nltlpi5icn oeS Dc
portementS iiir SanoeI un6 Nrbcit
bon Major Gorlon pom o9ureolt Of
Manufactures" QelcltCte, iett toglif
erldeinenoe 3eItrng o0oilp Gon'ulor
& Srooe Heport9" bat in ser ling
item 3eit cine lcbr bcOcltten6e SerbeI-
lerunq erfobrcr, in0em ooS Sttopbeit
icbt nidt mebr in Mtomiltript- 6orm
unit Der Nildicitc "Wnbc0rlldt) er-
lfeint, ion0crn in Der regul1ren Set
lungs Nusltottung. Die 8iitc oc9
Snbolts lit Die glcidc gcbIieben.
Gos geIbe 6icbcr ouf Dem
SIT bmus.
Die Eunomotonol . Gomn1illion
emptlng ein anbclgrumm pom 8ou-
nerneur Wtogoon in Yunumo, monod)
8iuieppc Gotta, ein Stoliener, Der
ilbrtgenS nift on &onul beihGftigt
mar, am gclben 6icber 9eltorben lit.
Grfrnnft lit an Der Seltde Der omeri-
tanii6e GRANDDAUGHTER ". q. WorfS.
@eitere Safe bieier aronfbeit limo
| ntft gemelbet iporocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21

@iaiom y. Hcim. ein frilberar
9epobncr bon Nem-Dort, lit I'M 9ote
Eocolopoug Conn I'M 9eiiein let.
iter Sontilie ertrunfen, inoem er
bei'm 9aoen bon einem arompi be-
follen morocn mar.
Gin Boot, in meltem iid Der
% ldbrige Wiaiam 2enifer nebit bier
5relnoen beiano, puroe mGbreno
zines onBerit beftisen Stiirmes int
Saien bon Nelu7Souen. Cont, gum
Sinfen 9ebraht, pobei 2enifer err
tranf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-21

geltrige Nodridt ii6cr eincn 8eriu6,
Sonltontin Eetropitid TobjeOonot-
left ebef-Erofurotor Oc5 belllgen
Sproos, 81 eridicbcll beitGttgen 'i6.
Ser b'elige G5or8foic ScIo*9obnbof
lOor Der S6ouploB oe2 2lttentats.
FobleOonotieff's Ierpcn nlrrOer, trot
lellleS oorgeriidten 2utcr9 ltno Ieincr
l%etoenoen 8eiun6bcit oltrh ben
W%}oroonfoa nidt crihiittcrt. Gr f1tbr
III Die SiBun9 oeS hciIiQcn SpnobS,
no or, ipte geruobnIidl prditoirtc nnO
letnerl Solle9en crit nod ocnt S6lllB
Der Situng WittbciIu1,g iiber Den
Sorldll madte. Gr ilthr ALIEN utto
o6ne Wo6e 5uriid nod 0cnt 9obnz
bore uno begob lid) BON bort nod
G5orSfoie-S cIo.
Die 8o6nboiS : @ch0roen oeriud)-
ten, Den gorioG 5t pcrihwcigen uno
perIlterten onfGnQlIh, Dob ibnen
9tld)tS ooriiber bcfonnt lei. gligen.
5ellgen le0od befnnOcrL DAB Eobieoo.
noItIetf ais or aus 0cnr Woggon an
Der Station G5orstoic Sclo III Te-
%ter@bltrg oiSltieg, pom cjtem etrpa %
Sabre alien Wtonn in moroeriiher
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IN Der SonO ouf Den pcrbuBten @ene.
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cinlgen Foliogieren gcpodt, ebe er
BON ieinem HepolpCr 8cbrollh moz
den tonnte. Die Ioli}ct nobm Den
Wfonn in @elpobriom.
Bur 3eit Der 9rmoroung oes 8roB,
t%iirlten Sergiiis am II, 6cbruor IN
WtostGu mlrroe gemclOct, boB inter
Den anoeren BON Sen Serroriiten 81
geiuoltiomem Sooc Vcitimmten Der
@enerolprofurotor Eobjcoonoltieif
lei, neil cr Den G5orcn in rcottionG.
rem Slime beeinflulic.
VI onife it NJ 80. SuIi crmor.
tet.
&onoon, 90. Nrtli. - Ger Stdn.
ooro" miro aus petersburg teleqro.
pbirt, eS nerloilte, 0nB Der G5or Die
gbiid)t babe, iein erlpurtcteS Woniielt
sur Gtnberufun9 eincr &oltSocrtre=
tlutg om 80. 3. Wtt3., ocnt @eburtStog
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Wfiniltcr 0eS >Snnercn an Stclle non
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ltorbenen Wtinilter8 glclbcn NomenS,
lein miro.
&cin &ertruucn ouf Ole q +.
NICE Offt5iere.
2onoon, 90. Sui. - Ger Ee-
%tcrsburger Correspondent OeS nStnn.
oorO" logt, Die Gegicrung traue ben
Irmee.S ffi5ieren nidt mebr uno lei
5u Der anliht gelongt, ooB Der WoS-
toller Congress geniigcnb llntcritiit-
sung gciunocn babe, nm lid OILS Hoz
tionoloerIommlung protlomiren ST
fonnen. Ger Correspondent glaubt
niht, ooB eS oo5lt fonmcn miro, oh.
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gen gemuht lUcr0en.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1905-09-02
MINING NOTES.

The Mine Development Com
pany have decided to drive the
Tip Top tunnel east and north,
connecting it with the Key tunnel
i'll order To give an outlet for the
Key ore on the west side of the
range. The ends of the two tun-
nelS are $50 feet apart at present.
Work will be pushed day and
night in both tunnels.
The above development will
give the Mine Development Com
pany the greatest depth so far
attained in the Magdalena dis
trict, and will be driven through,
what promises to be very valuable
mineral ground, and should add
an enormous tonnage to the ore
already exposed in the Key tun-
mel
The Hill Bros. are arranging
to resume work on their property
north of Little Baldy. This
property has the ear marks" of
becoming a prominent producer
on the completion of the develop
mcnt now under way.
The owners of the Cavern mine
have recently been making an ex-
animation of their property with
view of important development
in the near future.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1905-09-02
State of Ohio, City of Toledo /
Lucas County.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath
that he is senior partner of the
firm of +. J. Cheney * Co..
doing business in the City of
Toledo, County and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay
the sum of one hundred dollars
for each and every case of Cat
arrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sub
scribed in my presence, this 9th
day of December, A. ID. 1886.
(Seal) A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Send for testimon-
ials free.
+. ]. CHENEY * Co.,
Toledo. Ohio. Sold by all drug
gists, Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.