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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14
ATTACKED eY A BULL.
South Dakota Farmer Has q Marrow
Escape.

Sioux Falls, s. D., Sept. 11.-Iver
Hanson, farmer living about twelve
miles north of Sioux Falls, while at
work among his cattle, was attacked
by bull belonging to the herd. One
Of his arms was broken, a shoulder
was dislocated and he was badly
bruised about the head, body and legs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14
NEW SOUTH DAKOTA PRExY.

Totals. ;. s,7G9 3,644 4,141 so
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
.CAPRzOzO fORGING
RIGHT ALONG


Carrizogo NOV. 40 Tho new uil.
way shops hero hevc been running
several days nov and things are ln
readiness for the change oi tho diyi.
sion. which w.ll ,aho place in a
few days
w g. Mcdonald ieit last evening
lor kuaaas Clty markets with seven
teen cars 0f fat cattle which Do had
just gathered on bis range m ihis
county
The foundation is completed Cor she
ihiuy.room annex to the railway no.
90. and work Is being rushed on lis
construction.
Henry a Wctmore have commenced
work on their Urge transfer barn and
expect 70 have q ready for occupan.
Cy Ia a few weeks
The travelling auditor of tho H. T..
a y. W. was In town today looking
over the accounts Of che local ON.
cials
Win eight gov buildings in pro-
cess of cunsiruc ion In town. and two
recently moved ln from other places.
besides several ranch houses being
erected on homestead claims near
town. Carrzozo presents quite busy
appearance these pleasant FAN days
a social dance was given at so.
gal ON the evening Of the 9th. and
WIS attended By "a number OF Carl.
zpEu young people who reported u
ycrg enjoyable time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
RUBBER COMPANY
BUYS PATENT
FoR MAKING CRUDE ARTICLE
NEW INDUSTRY ron SAN.
~ MAY REeuLT.

According 90 ohiclai information a.
eeiyed from The United states patent
office the WAalofn Patent Crude Rub
Der company 81 Santa Fu. has
bought - Benjamin p. Spencer. 81
Denver bis mieat patent No sas.
700, which WAS grantod last Mednes
day
Tho patent o. for new article of
manufacture, plastic rubborliko
gum consisting essentially OF eummg
pafiiclcs contained ln plant known
% hoianiHis as horobunda ufilR.
which can bp separated end agelomor.
aied % O. insoiuhie ia water. but
soluble Ia light hydrocarhon. iht
Haaollne benEine. etc No consider
alton zoe iho sale Is stated.
The members of the Western Pat.
enc Crude Rubber company are prin
cipaily residents of snaia Fe D.
sparks o. presld0nl of the oraaniga
lion, aud Haryio s nuVul is Score.
tary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
a MAGAZINE ron
SANTA ~ Empl oVrs

WIN y T r. EfWN Nv IT. =
is fumofed that beginning vita
me hr8i 81 December the employees of
the efata fo arc % have a magazine
published exclusively for the santa
20 employees of all departments Of
inc cumpiny. The proposition % being
nromnioi hy Santa Pc empiove and
The gumor 81 confirmed by reliable
rnr.ie 90 iho santa BE- uf1c,.,
lie road iiseif ur the officials have
nothing 90 With the publication Df
the mngazlne Tho prospective pub.
Fishers. although now employed bF the
road. % the plan DO carried out. viii
resign their positions and rivr their
whole time io The publication of the
maaaslnc. 10 Wi Be- hnowa as tae
Santa Fc EmpOyos Magazine" and
rill ho delivered gratis io every em.
ninyc Tho object is io mako iho ada
vfriising cover The cost of The publ.
o8iivn.
pno masazIuc will contain eossip
ard ihi.gs of interest among the om.
ployeg on oYef me syHicm. cuirunt
railroad nCws a1d urticlca on tnplca
of interest among the different depart.
mouta of tho road
Tho employees of a number OF cast.
ern roads have similar uuhiications
which are btlng made sncrers
There are $1,000 employees I'm the vari.
1us departments of the Santa DO aya-
iem and operating as % does i8.uss
miles oi rond ln fourteen stRtcs and
territories. there o. every reason TO
believe that The employees can have
a magazine that viii NOT only Do in.
iercsilns % themselves but 90 ouisld-
crs aa we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION
m THE NOQlk4NvFaT

Seattle. Wash. Nov i3 More than
fi2,u000-O will boz expended DO ran
wuy construction in fhls district dur.
ina thg nest yeas DF tWn. while in nih.
IN n8riH of Washington between tne
Idaho llno ANA Puget sound nearly Ell
much more VIII be- Invested Tho Port
land and seattle VIII cgueud $4,000.
mo on iit liap from Lewiston fn paaca
Ipr entrance Uf tho Chicago. Milwnu.
keo and 81 Paul ,u Spokane viii cost
nlurly &l,n0OoO0 f0r right OF way and
terminals, while ihe Northern Pacific
~ pianGi2s 90 erect new station lo
cost between saNOH ana e9nn Nnn ln
addition io which ti.O0o. 600 wiil he
spent in eietatins az drprt ssinr thu
tracks inside the limits of ssokaue.
lnr spukunD International Railway
from che Canadian boundary tn sno-
kHpr Hill cost several mI'duns ol dol
lara before it u completed Ofhpr
lines He pinan0d In this district and
N By calculated shat Sons 0f thousands
ol men VIII have go be- found 60 dn the
work fa lahpr ia very scarce here So.
- nlamin Campbell vice president of
ihe Great Northern railway states that
Ap0n0 men can nad immediate em.
nloymnni un ho lines with which ho
is connected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
justin HEAD, IADIAN
MURDERER, SURRENDERED
At JEROME AND EXPRESSES NO
SORROW FOR aLooDV
cRiME6.

a special dispatch from Jerome.
Arizona. dated November DO. says
Justin Head the Indian who murder.
ci fVc other indians and a sqnnW on
ne Verde CAME into ier0ao Saturday
mnrlinH and gave himself un to the
lucal authorities. The man was almost
Exhausted and was bleeding from %
score af wounds made in his mad
HlFhf through the wucds and over the
muuntNlns 1873 nesh from head io
foot "a one solid mass az cute asd
bruises and ui fnt timo off DTS snr-
re9dur ho was hast famsbod from
want of food and water
After Htnd wounds bad been af.
loaded In and hD hnl been given food
and drink De talked quite freely 90
ihe officers and told Of the kllll.ga en-
detail IN maitorof- fact manner
showing absolutely no fociing.
The quarrel thai led 40 20 the nrgl
murder occurred on the upper Verde
st Cottonwood and was over a squaw
Head said be thon vent about thirty
miles down the Verde where ne KILL
"a The uiktr four innisns and the
squaw m Vrnfecilng himHsif from
capture.
in addition iu ihr alnvo ho shot am
other lndlan ehaticrlng biz arm ~ the
elbow and nrgd q shot ne a sauaw
VINO waa holdiag "a paponso in her
arms the bullet passing between che
woman and child
tine mqu hecms completely cOWcd
and hess the officers 10 protect him
f.rom The Indians whom be- fears will
hlll him Hn oNnrnnafn nn anrnu.
whatever over tho bloooy deeds. his
only feeling apparently bo'rg ono of
fear for hiH own safety.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

iufal experiment station 10 co.opora.
don With ihG hufonu 0f HlniIeiica "A
large numhcr on farmers have nino civ
on valuable assistance hy taking noio
90 monoy spent IN implements. aocda.
and other materials. wages III farm
hands. time spent in tho various kinda
% farm labor, etc. farh day ihn farm-
era were visited hy rara0na engaged
in the Investigation and gave an ac,
curstc account OF the operations FOR
tho Gay before ard IN this way the
hNNfe9 obtained represent the work
81 practical farmers who are actual
iY producing crops for profit tho
crops studied i1cludc. corn. naX. hay
of several Kinds. mangels. mlllct. oats.
potatoes, rye and wheat Tho FERNS
ln each county are grouped together
nnd tho figures given are fbo average
OF Oh FARMS ln the group. The final
figure or total. d the cost per acre
Of barley heinz yo1a for Rice county
1851 for Lyon county. and 81 al Tor
Norman county For one very fxtra
alVe farm in northwestern Mmntaof8
Che cost nf s6eI After giving the
statistics the bulletin win proceed 90
show hos several problems in farm
maaoEcmenl can b. solved ard will
contain interesting and instructive
photographs showing how farm lands
can De- scientifically managed with
good pfO0t Tho bullotin can be- nh
iainod FROM the superintendent uf
documfuiH. Government Printing o.
nee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
LAND BUSINESS At
SANTA FE OFFICE
RECORD FOR FIRST TEN DAYS
or NOVEMBER--stNTY.SEvEN
ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD en-.
TRIES.

business loT November nt the fed.
crni land nMct. lpcateA IN santa ~.
promises to compare iavuruhly with
mat Of tho preceding month. aud 10
the entries continue coming ln the
balance 0l the month as satisfactorily
% he first few days they viii exceed
in number those uf October nuring
ihe FIRST ten days OF this month there
HHyc been nlcd slXty-sovon original
homestead entries The Eafancia
valley is still tho mecca Tor the
homesoekers in the central part og
the territory. The following .s The
business in detail.
Original homestead entries. o..
acres entered, i022t final homestead
entries acres entered 500; dessert
Ian dontrios. 30; acres entered. LAO.
The original homestead entries
We're divided among the various coun.
Ties of the district as follows
Hernolillo. Coliax, 2 Guadalupe.
o. Mcklnlcy 81 Mora. 9 Rio Arrlba,
nunoi San Juan, nonci San Miguel. %.
Sandoval. nome Santa 90. 6. socor.
%, none, Taos. none; Torrance 3si
Valencia. ]
The FINAL homestead entries were.
torrance. p
The desert land entries were san
juan Torrance -
The iuial nambor of original home
stead entries since January o.
li2A; acres onicred, 2si,Big Tota.
number OF snM homestead entries.
2ta, acres entered $3.50. Total
uumher OF doHert land entries. 1855:
acres entered. 2f,0i3. Total number
of entries ~ an kinds since January
!. 1906 1919. acres entered. 3IigT2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
MINERS HOSPITAL
OPENED SATURDAY

he Minors hospital ono of tho
lHeM Institutions Of Che territory was
opened go the public last Saturday
uadfr very prupitinua circumstances
1hc building. which Is Of pressed
hfick. three stories in height wns huiit
OBJ appropriations uf the territorial
legislature 40 a Cost of almost twenty
thousand dollars, and ihe furnishings
have cost over two thousand dollars
more Tho hospital Hrounds which
comprise ten acres. were donated hy
tho Maxwell land grant company
and constitute beautiful public
hulldng site Tile Grounds adluin
the city oi Ration on ihe south. and
nestle close 10 tho hills. overlook.
ing the mesnf away 90 tho east and
sOaih fhe grounds are being
beauiined ana viii be- handsomely
kept
There are a number of eligible ia.
tionia waiting Cor admission % tho
hospital at present. and as soon ns
these are admitted and the number
determined. vacant rooms li any viii
De- used Tor such patients as may un.
piy
Mn ,. Van houien Is president 0i
the hospital hoard, and has proven an
uniIlng worker ln behalf Of the ln,
stltniiOH Or a. a. sireleher ~ SOC.
Rotary and treasurer and has been "a
member over since the uganixaii0n
having hoon q Oneyear member ana
assisted in tho selection uf the slie
Dr. sfeicher waH later appointed go
serve q hYn year term. aud is u val
tfnIII. wtnusNna as ia. Hannf IA "A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

m rear end collision SUNDAY foIe
nu0a between salt Lake freight No.
232 and SANTA We Freight no. 8i both
east bound, twn miles south ~ Victor.
VIE. Gal, J.. ~ Could. a brakeman
on The Santa ~ train was Instantly
killed.
The santa ~ train had gotten wlih.
ln tive mllca of Nic'nrpiile when lt
hHd a mlshHu with it7 engine whlon
delayed DC considerably a braho-
man was sent back % dag any trains
lhai might be- coming that way SUD.
htaly there hove in sight around tho
ahnfn curve the Salt Lake freight
bowling along at rapid rate. making
q impossible lo come % "a siou in
Tine 10 prevent a collision.
Almost before the santa BE train.
men knew OF the impending DANGER
the hlg saii Lake engine pl0uehed
into Che rear OF the caho0ao. crushing
To Dos death nrnkomau i. b. Gould
VINO nfppt ned 40 he WORKING ga iho
tafine Tho engine CROW Ca the
sall Sake train asa everything they
could lu lesnen the Impact OF jha coll
lifion. and chen jumped to aqe their
own lives
A. The breakdown of tao santa re
train occurred after n paaSod the last
tlHefaph station fhoV aad 100 onnortu.
niiY 90 sei word 90 the dlsnalchof's of.
nee uf their delay $50 lhc salt Take
4ain had received no WORD ol ,he inct
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
WI "''0" 'sp pSzzlr OFFICIALS.

New York. Nov 3d. commit tan
oi exports ia sitting hefe today io ap.
praise ihe rnino OF imiI1Niun aemH
which have of late been ao1dine thc
market NUw kinds of omonlds aud
sapphirof have made their appearance
and tho products. while artificial. are
tho same On composition aad properties
us tho natural sinnos thar ere similar
ed. Tnc bogus stones have been an.
praised on The 20 per cent basis bat
iho importers claim this should be- ro
ducod tO 90 nef cent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Paris. Nov l3 q Nas dehnlialy am
nonnced hclp ioday that lohn W
Gates ana other Americans are about
iO build q theatre ON the old circus
site in che Champs Ey8op 10 is stat.
"a mat me new theatre WIN ho ram
n opposition TO che folos Mauuy.
one Of the most conspic.uHs theatres
ln the Champs Elyscc where English.
Americans and French Noel al slm.
mCr long
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
IMPENDING FAMINE as
NORTHERN CHINA.

Londoa Nov. no. The condition of
Affairs in Northern China has not been
exaggerated as ten million natives are
un the brink uf staryafina A consulor
report made public here tOdGy slhioa
that the authorities sre trying 90 pre-
vrnt AN exodus Of people from north
klaugsu aad Pooling. bat arc taxing
no Steps tc provide them with food. 10
20 the prl sent tho disorders are sliuht
hpt d Is feared ihoy Win become ori
uun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
SUED FOR $500
WEINMAN TO PAY S873
DAMAGE CASE BoBs W AGAIN.
rHE DAY M DISTRICT
COURT.

George ~ Nehcr proprietor or Che
White Elephant saloon. sued a.
Wclnmnn for SIS on acrouni this
mornlnn M The district court Woln.
man 81 nn oUrain counter claims.
wherein he aileeed iha ho had loaned
Nchor Sums Of money ut different
times which amounted 90 over $50
and offered to pay Nehof the balance.
The jury retired in determine thc
maiinr ana returned a verdict which
requires Wenman no pay Neher ts la.
Attorney Wilkinson appeared Tor
Weinman aud w o. Chiidars reprr.
scented Noher
Judgement BY Default.
Judge Abbott calAd che ciNil docket
0f jury cases sct for illai with notice
10 appear ai fhia term uf aouft. and
ia numher az INSTANCES iudrmrut
Nas entered against thc defendants
iur failure TO appear Those cases
are; p ~ Davis company. apno liep.
ys. d. r. Wilson. Chnries Conroy. ap.
pcllant VS. aanion ortiz. and Juan
Garcia vs Nincoule Pine. ot al
riairo oigum was NOT present either
% person ur lsy attorney when Dds
ease against Anionln radiilo was call
"NH anu ~" NN'fN MN" 100 MNH NM MNNi.N
cat fieir0 was non suited
Bic Damage Case Bobs Up Again.
Judge Abbott excused iho jury in
noe district court from duty this an-
eruOon and there was mo- Afternoon
session 1i court li's purpose nas in
have all fhe business cleared up IN
anticipation of no rase of nl Palma
and kuppt vs. Barnett aud WolnmBn.
which wish De called for TRIAL tbmol
row morning
The case. which Involves rnlt for
iaWnnet alleged 90 have been sut
lalned through carelaasnoSs or neali
gonco 90 iho defendant. by tho falling
pl a party building wall nf th0 cor
ner uf Second street and Railroad
avenue several years agns has aifmct.
ga wide attention
Tho matter comes from the su.
prcme court of New MoNcu fnr nnR
trial. lt was rgmanded back upoii
the hearing uf the plhiniins hill of
exceptions Judgment VIVA rendered
for The defendant 10 the district
court nt hornnlllO county. where the
ease was originally irlod % has been
ln The courts since 1909
The plaintiffs sue iar 100000 dom-
ages.
Marion aud Mcmillan appear as
counsel for the plnnfias. 40 paima
and huppe while Field and Chiiders
represent Barnett Hnd Welnman
Frank Blake Not Guilty.
a Jury in the district court brought
in verdict of NOT guilty in tho case
Of iho territory aaaInsi Frank Blake
Who wac srhargpd riih drawing
deadly weapon on one Jesus MarH DIS
sundnVal county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
cosr Or PRODUCING

washington, y. C Nov i1 huiie
ua 30 is oi iho burean of siailsilcs
United states departments OF arficnI.
ufe entitled Coat oi Producing Farm
Products hY Willei ~ Hayes nnd Ed-
wari e PARKER which "a ready Zoe la
500 ail deal particularly with Mln.
ne00ia hfld crops N ia designed %
SNOW. however. hY example now ne
ff qt nnHnr'us q rlQn Oh sug part
% ihN country may 81 accurately
ll' g ana recorded Intaailaailona
nHun NA|fn thr ~ nu ~ haaef we're
foniHc.ei NJ ho N|Hnesola ael'eul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
IRELAND TO HAVE
GREAT ENHlHiTlON

iiNnlia NpV ia.-At "a mteline nf
Che cts council today ii was nnnounc-
ed Thar ihc klug had consented 30 npen
lhe International exhibition nexf May
lofl ifeaFh beaded che suhacnpil0n
WIN $4,000 and he guarantee fund
nnW amounts in nearly t2O0U.O01 N
% iuionaed o plan fho exhibition
efunads on Che lines uf zoe late Paris
.tAnipiilon ANA q momlncut feature in
connection wiih Dc viii bo d great DOME
me elevation ~ which VIII BE- equal
% half hai ol sf ranls Cathedral.
London
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

lhai the trick was blocked ahead Of
ihcm.
Toe cahooar on l1e Santa o. train
was smashed io kindlins wood and
several carg ahead of o we're more
ur less fpllniercd. Two cars GA the
Salt lekc train IN me roar nj the en-
Cine were tcitscopod and the engine
badly wrecked
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Generally dvhllitatcd Cor years
Had sick headaches. Lacked ambition.
vas wurn-ouf and ali run down. bur
dock Blood hittrrg made nae sell
woman hfs ChuH FrolfOH MOosun.
rannda
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

pointed By Governor OtCro EAd haze
been Of much service 90 the ntt'ng
up of me building.
The nstliution o. in charge OF nr.
\ 81 Hart ca physician.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
Local Happenings

dldaia fpr sheriff on a fietni gotten IA
hy David nenhgm and who received
four votes oni % 1900 cast lu rho
county. loaded himself with D
this Afternoon. and ON South l.l
street. in front Of keUpicfe ore.
cursed everybody who CHANGED to pass
1 By him fficnda state that So NO
vas celebrating fhn rEffaufa|Har
close race he ran Cor sheriff un tines
day Nov. 8 ln any eveni. IL b &c.
pity that ga officer was not present iu
ynak Mr aedilu % t0 the city haf
liic
Maxlmo Uut0ffe1 ana his three
sons have boon ErrcHitd hy sheriff
Armiin charged Nlih attempting iu
hrnah DOB ihe election booth vi pro.
elnci 30 at laa GriagUg, on lhaI
election dHg Thrt were released af
ihO court hunan yesterday after fif.
nighlng bond me sheriff o. after
Two other men Nhu arc anid SEQ hn
M Heated 'n the attempt 10 ie said
iko UuuUfrfE family Knows aumofhinn
about tie Disappearance Uf The hai
lot box stolen from lhe precinct un
the night Of Nogumhuf z. Tho lnk
was tekon from ono OF the Judges who
was knocked down and oVofpawnrrb
by lcVcrni men, who i1ek the boz
from him An infrsilgaiioa ia paaa
lus
chnilea q Reyes eame De from so-
curru yesterday
Thomas g Hubbri bias rOinfnri
from Do paaD. TeNna
Panialeun Mora 81 Na.if in 700
DUKE city from Casa siafrr 81 u
p q schwentker leit % nl Heee g
tflp in ihe northern towns hasa night
- 5 iNary after spending two iaYs.
n Albuquerque icii last night flr El
pnsu
D. W a. Burr "a wei known phy
siclhn of GALLUP. "a stopping at the A.
ynrad0
s iogn'ur mfuilns uf the Woodmeu
llic'u vas bold thia afternoon in ola
Fellows haii
Charles Rolnhen Of neion was ln
town YHicniny un huaieoHa He o. of
The lnhu hrrheI company
nf q kran has moved hts dental
offices from the Grant block 90 ihe
hnracti hniidinT. rooms ana b
hd. D. Melicf assistant Unitfd
states attorney. leit fOr Las Cruces
last night nn professional business
Yesterday IN the district court. Mrs.
Lena Peterson was frantod az ahgn-
luto divorce from her husband. w n.
Peterson
Mrs. j. @ Albright and daughter.
Miss Claude. lei iaaf nirhi iuF South.
ofn California. whero ihuy win spend
the winter
Mrs. ~ q ilaWch. who visited her
mother NJ Port Huron. Mlch. has &C..
iuTncd ~ ii,o city Ms Ilaraeh mot
bis wlfo nt las Vegas
Mr and Mr. 3. o Andres tuoo
Miss f1ournoyl are 10 the city from
Mutaunyille Cal. the guests 0l Mr.
and Mrs N w Fiomuoy rhey VIII
romnin several WonL<
Mr. and Mrs. , ~ collars fnmor
ly Of HillaborO, Sierra roanty. hw foF
The past few years residents of San
Francisco, are aRaln 90 the city. tho
guests or Mrs W. y HopeWeli
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Now York. Nov ~ Miss Geraldine
farur arrived here today from Der
On after mailing "a farewell appearance
before inc Crown Prince and prin.
cess ut puisdum n iho opera
'MHnun Tine princess presented
Miss Flrrug Win signed portraits of
herself and lho prince added bpauii-
iul umbrella with "a inpis lazuli haadlp.
Sieu0r Caruao has aiso arrived
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

n suffered hRbiluaiiy frpm rnnsii.
patton. noans RegulciB relieved and
strengthened she bowels. sO last they
have been regular ever aiHce A D..
Davis, sulphur springs. Ten