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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-05-26
! 81 Bound by a Spell ri

~ pledge myself to nothing either
way. For years you used me as TOOL
Nov we have the reverse of the medal;
Won are utterly within my power, and l
will use that power to minister soleiy
to my own interest, or caprice, as the
case may be, without one thought OF YOU
You should have remembered that those
who love intensely, hate intensely.
He regarded her for moment with a
disconnected look, which she met by one
of determination. He tried to laugh on
the effect Of her words, but the laugh
was a woful failure. What fool l
must be to stand listening to the words
of a mad woman" he cried.
He was leaving the room when she
called to him. where are you golngE
If you are going to her room, l have the
KEY. l will accompany you"
He looked more aghast than ever; then
he broke out into strong anathemas
against Montgomery, against whom ne
vowed the most deadly vengeance.
Montgomery has served me well, and
dare you to harm him in any way,
she said, in the same tone of calm supe-
riority. "Do so, John Rodwell, and be-
fore two hours your uncle shall know
all that l can tell him. Do not fall
into a passion. You have fallen into
the trap, and you will never get out Of
it by beating yourself against the bars!
He muttered and laughed scornfully.
but he was conquered-cowed. Her
triumph was complete. Presently they
left the room together, Judith double
locking the door behind her.
saw no more of Judith or Mr.. Rod
well. As soon as they were gone /
crawled back to bed, utterly Frustrated
both mentally and bodily. Soon after
wards the nurse returned, and after Civ
ing me my medicine, and some beef tea,
wrapped herself up in a blanket, and
putting the key Of the door under her
head, as was her custom, lay down upon
the sofa to take her nights repOse.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-05-26
DRAININa THE EvERoLApEa.

Wonderfully Rich Section Of Florida 20
60 Be Made Productive.
There are great agricultural possi-
bilities in the Florida everglades
Though they are yet merely an ex-
pansive waste OF swamp and lake and
jungle. I venture to predict that they
will be the location Of hundreds OF fer
tile farms within ten years and viii
by degrees develop into one OF the
most productive tracts Of land In the
world. The barber to the utilization
Of the everglades has been, OF course.
the water which covers the greater
part OF them to a depth OF from one to
six feet But It has been found en-.
tirely practicable to drain on the wa
ter. Work to this end has already
been begun. and is being pushed rap
Idly. When It Is completed a tract Of
land 100 miles long and sixty miles
wide win have been opened to cult-
walton. The size OF this region Is not
&c important as the remarkable pro-
ductivity Of the soil. The latter Is not
only absolutely virgin, but has been
fertilizsd By animal and vegetable life
through many centuries. / am conf
dent that its crops win lift Florida 10
a place among the leading agricultural
States.
The project Of draining the ever
eladea attracted the attention o. Hen
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-05-26

More Important

Yes" said the STRANGE
edit a paper in the Wesl
my right hand caught In sl'
day and it crippled my y
had to give up"
Couldn't write any mon
ooh, that wasn't it, buE z
was my trigger finger.
Press.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-05-26

In order to obtain dismissal many
German soldiers have invented a way
Of producing In their ears an appa.
rently bad ulcer by rubbing IA q mix.
ture which produces acute innamma
ton.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-05-26

AMCN ~
neutrality-suspicious., mi
why do you beg?
Beggar-Because I'm QH'
men that must keep bug
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-05-26

Ranked.
Julia, what has been e 2
most since your marriage
THE fact that ! was gitr
part OF the ceremony.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-05-26

Businera. like xOw salaEg, misst
always BE- bsttsr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
Ct mbpsseligt afsubstempel.

Gnglen6erne / @p6 Migeria bar
lenge isgt efter De Subsidies Mf>
guostempel. 9e ane6e, at Ser efsi-
iiere6e ct iaa6ant, men oct iaa no til,
at Gfteribgningen bar foreiebes.
GU mel6es Der imi6lerti6 til 2i-
berpool, at man bar funoet Templet.
Set Iaa mibt in6e / en- @fob, poo ct
meget afii6es og zoe Steo. Maa1 gior-
&c SEN ubpggelige Dpoaeelie, at g..
600 Menneifer Der er blebet orebte
og ofre6e til @u6ens egre. 8ielfer-
ne / &emplet bar 11emlig prpoe6e
.meb ca. 1000 Sierneffaller, % en- at
oe Snofsote paaitob, at man ct at1-
het @te0 bob6e ct belt Oplag at men.
1ieffelige aranier.
gnglan6erne itaf Sl6 / Semplet,
og set ne6bren6te fulbitnnoigt; /
Miten fan6 man en- &loffe meo Sro<
friften: ,Otto 8affer, @otter6am
Set bar Sen RIoffe, mes
bniIfen Mfguosoprferne bab6e ringet
iammen til be blooige Setter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
MrsSM,WriQhk

Mrs. Pinkham paastaar, at der 81 en-
Slags Dyspepsia, som hidrprer fra For
styrrelser den kvindelige Organisme, og
som, mtdens den bringer samme Tilstand
tilveje som almindelig daarlig Fordejelse,
dog like kan helbredes uden en- Medicin,
der like alene virker som ct Mave-Laege-
middel, men tilligo har en- saerlig helbre-
dende virknine paa Livmoder.O rganerne.
Som Bevis paa denne Theori henledes
Opmserksomheden paa nedenstaaende fra
Mrs. Maggie Wright, Brooklyn, N. Y,
hvis TilfRlde fuldstaendig 'blev helbredet
we'd Brugen at Lydia E. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound, efter at alt andet slo0
Fell. Hun skriver:
IT to Aar led jeE at Dyspepsia, som saa
var u af Stand til at udfere mine daglge
Pligter. Jeg fclte mig svag OF nerves.. intet.
somj eg spiste, emagte mig, !og det foraarsa-
eekjelHge Dyspepsia-Kure men Inlet syntes at
hjelpe mig. Jeg blew nu raadet til at forsSge
Lydia b. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
og blew gledelig overfasket we'd, at den viz
kede som ct ypperligt LRgeniddel, og efter
nogle faa Dage kunde jeg after glade mig
over og ford0je mine Maa1tider. Min Hell
bredelse var hurtig, og paa fem Uger blew jeg
fu1dstendig kureret. Jeg har anbefalet Diet
til mango Hdende Kvinder."
Ingen anden Medicin j Verden haE yum
Diet en- saa udbredt og ubetinget Tilslut-
ming eller har helbredet saa mango Tilfel-
de af kvindelige Lidelser som Lydia u.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
3atarrb tan lite belbre6es peo ms

GQtarrD ton 1tte Delbre0es beo DD=
re Mioler, ga Sc life fan 11oo eng
6ommens Se6e. &otorrb er cit
9lo0= eller &onltitutions= Spg0om>o g
for at belbre0e Sen, maa 9e toge
Meoiciner in6. &oIl's Gatarrb Gl1rc
toges in6 og birfer 6irefte poa 8[obct
og Sltntbinoerne. @oll's Gatarrb
Sure er iffe en- &pofialper= Meoicin.
Sen blep / Marepis foreifrepet al Ell
af Sc beblte 2eger ber / 2on0et, og CT
ct regul9rt 2egemib6el. Set er iam=
menlat al Sc be6lte Stprfemi6ler,
'mol1 fien6er, forenet meo Sc be6ite
8lo6rensnings-Mioler> Ser ptrfer
birefte paa 6limbin6erne. Sen fulb=
TONNE Communicating al 6e to Sn-
.gre6ienier er set, Ser bebirfer ioa
forbablen6e &eiultoter pe6 &elbreoel=
len at &utorrb. @frip efter &iones=
bprb, fIit.
S. s.. GbeneD & 60, @iere.
Selges of Mpotbefere, Eris 75c.
Sails 6omilp Bills er oe be6ite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

@reibent @ooieuelt flyer: ~0ro
betDoer intet, meomin6re De un6er-
itpttes al Gambling" 9e 2eboro,
JON 5uiinoer of belbre6ebe &attenter
bar uotalt, %angaaenoe Sen go6e, galn=
le 6~amiliemeoici,t, 81. &eter's &11=
rito, er ita6faiteoe of Ell &Gffe al
&elbreoelier, Ser 9oor oper bun0reoe
s(ar tilbage / 1i0en. Den er iommell=
tat al meoicinlfe ltrter, &p0oer og
8orf, ser pirfer 0irefte pao 8lo0et.
9en inoeboloer intet on0et ems bel
gjpre10e 8el tan00ele. 9ette froftige,
lipsgipenOe Stprfemi00el blep fprlt
br,1gt, og meo pi01r1oerligt @el0> al
gomle 9r. &eter Jabrnep t.17S0, og
@ecepten er gooet / s(rb fra boln mes
til Sen fjer0e Generation, Sc nltpG=
ren0e S%n0ebapere al 6irn1aet.
Mr. 8. 81. &eterlon al @offma11>
Minn., tiger: r&11rifo bar / 5u10=
be6 pGret en- @ialp for %. Sen er
itmpeltben pi0un6erlig. &i bap0e en-
lioen @l,t, ser bar meget lpog % lp=
gelig, men lioen fan begpnote at tage
&urifo> er ban bleben iaa flor og
iterf> at set er Ell 6ornpielie at lie
paa bam."
81. @eter's &11rifo er life noger
ferbiglabet Mpotbef- Me6icin. 9en
forban6les giennem ipecielle Mgenter
eller 6irefte fra 2aborotoriet. MbreS-
Ter 9r. Heter 6abrnep, 112-114
! 60. &oDne Mbe., @bicago, SlI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

M0p6 g e n. Sorle<
ben Dp0e paa &re0slpgebulet / @a=
0erslep Sen 81 Mar gamle Seterall
fra Ireaarsfrigen Serfel @DlOelll1o
Of 2fserpa0. San bpbe al Milt=
brand, iom ian bapoe facet peo at
bielpe cit 9sabo mes at llagte cit al
Miltbran0 befGngt So. Sen MfOp6c
bar cit trofalt % ial1obe05fjnrlig
Mouo, afbolot % uret al tine No=
boer.
S. @n / pi0cre &reOie
befjenOt Herionligbee, Murmei ter g..
GalleIcn / Nahcnrua, er efter lu11gcre
Iibs Spgoom ofgaaet beo GpOen.
8Den far / fam miltet CIT al fine brif=
tigite 6orretningsfolf % cit 0pgtig
Bpgmciter. @al1s gomle Ia0er, for
;bc11nGrcnOe M11rn1ei ter Gollelen /
Npgo0c, ouerlcoer bo:1. Sen s(f=
hpbe far / oct title giort meget gobt,
% Der CT 1ta11gc, buiS Nao fan bor
ltn0rct.
3 1000 90 I'll 81 fer II.
us(penrnoer Nnlciger" n1cooeler rcf=
ter Iiffert T%orlpoenoe", at Scr ifal
bore inoicl1ot Gtroifefrop til Stotss=
obbofatl1ren mos Ge0uftprerne al
rSp1oerjpoifc M%orbpger", ibet Sc iig=
tes for formentlig at bope forl,nrmet
2anoroa0 8ccbcrer % Nn1tSfnrltan-
Scr &alel1ttner. Set Orejer fig ifblgc
famine @laD ON vSpnoerjpoife @or=
bpgcr"s Snttole al Iinr1elno1r1s Ero=
ces, Joni Ser gicntugne 8a1ge far Doc
ret benpiIt til buo0e / Ereslen %
Eorlomcnter1c. Ser or oltloo llo=
ligt til, at Ii11l1c!uon1ts Sag, for iuu
piot set ueOrprer Set for ltDfoloet ret
pigtige &ionel1olagn ira &oreu @on=
lens SIDE, pil blipe belyit neo en- np
&etslog. Oct lful nlt bite ligu bpor=
leoeS Observation-Disclosures pil itille
Jig. Sorfottcre1 collo. mat5. e. Slit
oerlel1, e(o6e11roo, CT o,iuor9opcl1oe
&eooftar % Meon0sioer al uSpnOer=
ipbife Norbpger"; 1l1c11 Sogel1 bill mo-
t;1rligpis fomlue til at brcje Jig pr=
l%entligt pm 2un00ogsn1ono s.. 6.
@%o11sie11s Gionc fprlel mco @el1ipu til
&ol1ens llOtolcller.
Suennnpl1te tyife 9(pis / Nobenrau
meO0elcr el10piOere, at ser / ol1Ore
Soger er forlongt 5iltale rejit mos
r@ejmool"s politilfe &cOofter %
moo ltbgiperen al rJlen5borg Npis".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
CONSUMPTION

Den eneste Art af Consumption,
man skal fygte, er "fors6mt
C~onsumption".
We'd den svagesteM istanke ON
Consumption b1r man kobe en-
Flaske Scott's Emulsion og be-
gynde at ta~geregelm9ssigeD osis.
Det9jeblikkelige Brug afScott's
Emulsion har i Tusinder af Til
felde tynget Vagtstangens Arm
ned til Fordel for Helbredet.
Forsomt Consumption existe-
rer like, hvor der er SCOTS
Emulsion.
Prompt Brug a Scott's Emul-
sion standser S~ygdommen me
dens den endnu kan standses.
skriv efter fri Prove.
scorr .,BowNE, 4o9Pear1street. New York
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
0nt 9pben.

S ct 8reo flyer SEQ Solltoi ON
9t6en: rDs6en er en- 5oranortng
8ebioitbe6en, en- iaa6an Goran6ring,
at leg tan erfien6e mig felb. 9erfor
er 0bosfrpeten en- freffelis Spertro.
9Sben er en- glob @eeibenbe6, TOM
inbtro6er be6 Qibet: @lutnine. Ser
ienbes oerfor oafaa Mennefene 81
heller for at ofbolbe Dem fra 9eoen,
ellers biloe ale, ser b%eeriber 2ip o9
9bo, lie mob 9s6en. 9h1 1,oar MAJ,
film 9sben giennem 2ioelier."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
lflteoe u0 oper @er0e11> og bisies Ct
ltat11ing mes nogle o1t0re."


~9p0en CT en Spergang fra cit Be-
piOltbeo til Ell an6en, fra Ell Sore
filling til EN- on0en. Sra en- 5cene
mes 9eforationer goar man ligeiom
ODER paa en an6en. S Sbergangens
9ieblif bliper set flart, at set, iom
hi bolot for 8irfeliebeo, fln bar
6oreitillinger, og at ri eaar ODER fra
ell Soreltilling til cit a>16en. timber
oe1rne Sber9ong bliber BEN oprin6e>
lige Birfeligbe6 ielo ipnlig, eller / oct
mi11bite fsler hi Sen. @erpeo bliper
9sossiebliffet bigtiet og p%er6ifulot."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
KvindeIs s|ette FoId0ie|se
Fuldst&ndig overfl0dig Engstelse
F~oraarsaget we'd Forstyrrelser / Liv-
moderen og helbredet we'd Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Mango Kvinder lider af en- seregen Slags
daarlig Fordojelse eller Dyspepsia, som TX
Ike synes at vile VICE for s%edvanlig L9ge-
demanding. S~ymptomerne er de samme
som we'd Dyspepsia, men de Lsegemidler,
give Patienten denues s&dvaniige Helbred.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
6 5 0 nj 3 I g.

Y e II 0 nj ; al 9. 9opeoz
gaaroeu rSrlianclplt" / 9itbtrf
Sogll peo @orlel1s ct al @posejer
g. S. 2ua1o operoroget til bans 9rp=
oerlpn 9seter slnoreos 2uno fra lite
Slpril 5. u. at re9ne.
= Scrl1Orlp &ro peO 9phrp CT al
Gieren, Ypitmclt tier Nrffmomn, lo(gt
til gjc1ooumucns nltprrcrtoe 6prpog=
ter, 81. y. 9siclie1, for 44,00O ST.
= &;inbjcrg &ro peo @er1ning CT
al Gjcreu, q. &robbe, iolgt til &ipb-
l1ono %. @rumltrl1p al SueolteO for
$4,000 Str. Spertogelleu lfer lite
SUM-.
= ct. Sans @rpggerier / Soenie
er lplgt til 8rpggcr &oslmlls Som cit
al 6oaburg.
- So1lltrl1p Mplle n1cO Mpllc=
gaoro peo SfnnOerbpry, buortil bp=
rer rs Cor. 2o1o slger % Chg
iolnt so 5or. 2ono % Stop, CT al
Gierel1. Sens 8. Scuicu iolgt til Soft
l~l,lelt @pll1, Sfouoerburg, fpr So
600 &rpuer.
- &rnejcr Sellen bor n1ogeififtet
lllltrltp &ro nneo Ell @aoroeier ST..
@largonrO, @altrltR1, tilb6ren0eG jcl1>
ooru pes 2orrbjcrg Station. &jpbe=
lummel1 ct bel1bol0spts 10000 ST..
% 10000 &r.
= Gnfefrlt &eilmonl1 bor iolgt
sen bel1oe tilbprenoc g%ien0on1, Zen
Gigclss / SOenieDoro, Mreol eu.250
Sor. 2ollo, til @r. 6. Stenbocb, Spn
of SGgernelterinOe Steen6ocb til
vNolpffegooro".
- &c oal1ife Mejeriers Inllesi1o=
fjebs fprel1ing for fipbt % opertagct
Gpnltontiu 9oltlen & S%c6reOers Mo=
ifinfubrif / &ploin9. Som &jpbe<
i11n1 nupnes 100000 &r.
- uStat5nnltaltcn for Sirsfprlif=
ring" Dar fipbt Dcn pp til Mnltultel1
ltoDeuDe Gjenoon1, @%aunegooe %,
&~ipbenhonu, fpr en- Sum al 100000
&rol1er.
- &elter Shirtp peo @jorring,
@ppcoporcel ca. 100 SDr. 9ul1O lol1I=
let s(9er, eng ng S%prpeioro, CT al
Gnfe Gliie Scenic iolgt n1eO pooltao=
cuOe @pgril1gcr, Mulfil1er, @elnt=
ming, MplsreDifaber III. M. til &jph=
munO, SIR. Gbrilteulcu> @jprring, %
Sans Eltergoaro, @pngaoro. for
41,25O SIR.
- &ommerberre, 2enSboro11 SSS1lel
&plenlten bor lolgt Sc to vMbilogoor<
Sc" / 9iterbornn1m Sogn til 6orpog=
ter, Baron @pl0enfrone al 2unobef
og @o6seier @olleien, Sobngaar6s=
bolm. @aroette bar be~11bolbspis 8
og 8 1or. @ortforn og ct Sorolig>
ge11oe al tiIiornmen 800 5or. 2ono.
= %@ienoommen v&oe6s Minbe" /
8slling ct al @jeren ". @ucbiticb
iolgt til 5orpa9ter @arming iomn1e
5te6 for 27,6CO ST. Ml 8eiatning
og 5Ibebsr meofelger.
= 8roprietGr Stee,1 far iolgt fin
@ienoom "9prbp @opgaaro" peo
&artoers til cit Spn al 8anf6ireftsr
G~lousager, Sfern, for $4,000 ST..
- 8ortier &asm1slen, @oteI
r&opol", MorDl1s, far fjbbt @otel
~Jpnir" / Sfonoerborg for 41,4O0
&r. Spertogelien lfer Sen lite Moi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
80 set bar ct berliet Syn.
(Qipre1tebQrret fi06er / Sofae11

operrafes at &ieneitepigen).
San ~(raienbe): &por ton set fol.
Be Gem in6 at fomn1e ino / 8erelfet
iau6an lige me6 ct, naar leg fio6er
Der me6 min Gorlobe6e?
8igen: Ste me Ct? Sc be- ie'
NOT ii'e! Se bar itaaet "a fteeet
giennem Mbglebullet / ODER ct 4bor.
ter!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

r0s6en ct en- 5ilintetgiprelle al Sc
bporpe0 leg iagtta9er Ser
bert, iom Sen fremitiller fig for mig
/ 6ette 2ib. Set er Silintetgisrelien
al Sc 8riller> meo boilfe leg biotil
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
Sun at ben @rmu6.

@ooemisiioneren (til oen fuIoe
'sioper): Sbor set bog gibr mig
omit at ie Ser fomme u6 fra Sen 8e.
bprtning Ser.
@ioperen: Set gisr mig oslo onot
gamle Ben men ie' Ia lite lite
gigre for'd, oct bar lite me- min go'e
Billie, men 6e fmeo mel us.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
forfblelie belbrebet paa en- 9aa.

U"*pTe 9ese ~" =" S"3.
Gag 2aratipe 8romo Quinine
Eablets. Bengene tilbage fra alle
Mpotbefere, bpis lite belbreoet. G..
g. @robe's Map11 paa bper @gffe. 25c
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
Frit til Kyinder
Toilet Hemmeligheder

Til enhver al dette Blads Lasero vi u
sende fuldstandig frit en- intersssant
Bog, smukt illustreret, som vii vare II
%uvurderlig Vard, og som en- ekstrs Or.
muntring vii vi indeslutte en- E,ske af
Paxtine Toilet AntiseptIc.
Send ingen Penge = kun Navn o.
Adresse tydelig skrevet paa ct Postkort
Addresser, THE R. PAXTON CON-
PANY, a Pope Building, Boston. Mas
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-12-23
NEW MEXICO GAINS.
Survey of Territory Lines Shows That
Texas Owes New Mexico GOOD
Property.

Washington, Dec. 23.-The secre-
tary of the interior has sent to Con-
gress the report Of Surveyor Kiddoe,
who spent several months locating the
true boundaries between Texas and
the territories Of New Mexico and
Oklahoma.
The report which Is very volumin'
Gus, shows that if these true lines are
adopted Texas will gain narrow strip
from Oklahoma along the Tooth merl'
dian. gain trifle of SO minutes and 81
seconds, and lose the same amount
along the west half; lose to Ne"
Mexico strip ranging from two 10
three miles wide along the 1O3d mer-
idian, and gain from the same terri
tory a strip trife over hundrea
wards in width along the 32d parallel
This will take the Texas line almost
up to Anthony, but will hardly throw
Anthony into Texas.
The bill of Representative Stephens
now before Congress, provides merely
that the boundaries be remarked and
straight lines surveyed to cover thai
portion along the 1O3d meridian
which has never been marked.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-12-23
COLD TODAY.
Reports From Torrance Show Thirty
Degrees Below Zero Registered
Today.

The New Mexicans weather reports
from places along the Santa Fe Cen.
tral Railway, show that it was ex-
tremely cold in Torrance County last
night.
This morning, weather at Torrance,
was cold and clear and the thermom-
eter indicated so degrees below zero;
at Willard, this morning, it was clear
and cold and the thermometer record
ed 80 below last night and at Estancia,
it was also clear and cold, the ther-
mometer showing minimum Of 25 de-
srees below early this morning.
In Santa Fe, the thermometer indi-
Gated degrees above zero some time
during the night. Acting Director
Sloan, Of the weather bureau, in this
city, states that, while the thermome
ter readings in the Estancia Valley In
dlcated very low temperature, they
are evidently correct, as there Is a
great difference between the sheltered
valley of Santa Fe and the open plains
in Torrance County. The difference in
temperature is very marked, both sum
mer and winter, the Santa Fe Valley
being much cooler in summer and
much warmer in winter.
1t is clear and warm at Espanola
and there is no snow now upon the
ground.
Antonito reports 10 snow but crisp,
clear weather.
The thermometer at Alamosa SHOWS
temperature of 2 degrees below zero
with clear sky and no snow.
There is no snow at Trinidad. Ine
weather there is clear and cold.
Ell Paso has clear, warm weather
with temperature OF 50 above zero
and no snow. AT Albuquerque the
weather is clear and warm with no
snow. The prospects at Las vegas
are for the first white Christmas In a
number of years. The weather Is clear
and cold with plenty of snow now on
the ground. There is also snow az
Ration. The weather Is clear and coid
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WAS CONSCIOUS.
Doctor States That Hanged Man Gave
Pre.Arranged Signals Distinctly
and Clearlv

Jersey City. N. j., Dec. 23.--Dr. ST.
mon, who witnessed the hanging yes.
terday of Edwin Tapley, Jr., declared
that the murderer gave the pre-ar-
ranged signals in proof that he was
conscious nearly half minute after
the trap had been sprung. The sig
nal agreed upon was for the dying man
to raise first his right and then his
left hand and contract three times
with the thumb and forefinger. DR..
Simon declared that Tapley gave the
signal distinctly, thus proving that he
was in conscious torture nearly a full
half a minute after the fall of the drop.
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'itories involved, is likely to be adopt
Foraker Amendment.

The first Foraker amendment, name.
ly, providing that each Territory shall
vote separately upon the adoption of
the constitution, it Is claimed by his
friends, will surely be Incorporated in
the bill should 1t pass at all. Nothing
can be done now and during the pen
dency of the bill that would change
the situation, or influence the Senate
and House of Representatives for or
against the pending measure. 1t
looked as il Senators and members
had made up their minds and would
vote accordingly when the question Is
submitted to either House.
New Mexico and Arizona people can
only wait the result and take the mat
ter up for consideration should the
bill for an enabling act be passed. Mr..
Bursum thinks that it will be simply
time lost to worry about the question
or engage In local fights or controver-
sizes concerning it, as no more local In
tiuencc could be brought to bear in
Washington or with members of Con.
gress, the matter having reached a
point beyond local controversies and
interests pro and con.
AS did Mr.. Luna, Mr.. Bursum eX-
pressed himself as highly pleased
with the treatment Mr.. Luna, other
New Mexico citizens and he had re.
ceived in Washington by the President
and department officials, as well as
Senators and members of the House of
Representatives.