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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-07-26
1900 Yards Calico Goods Not By Re the 52 1d &C
I Dwelling

You al need lots Of towels this time Of year
You can buy il here at prices YOU never heard Of
before.
zoe Stephens crash wide bleach Or unbleach I3c
5c Stephens crash 19-n wide, bleach unbleach
I25c Stephens crash ISn wide bleach or unbfeach &C
100 Stephens crash I6-ln wide bleach unbleach 7C
SIC and &c Stephens crash I6-ln vide, bleach or
unbleach ..................x SC
All cotton toweling goes at per Tatdxss.-. SC
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

NfIN"" A."H"NN
Flnnf cneuuff makes uHin mas ne
INHntf a co doing business DOB tuH
aliY 80 Toledo County and state nfnic-
said and that said firm VAN pap tht SUM
nud every case uf Cutarrh mat cannot
o. rHffn nF che unn uf iinNa ltinffh
tNffn FRANK d CHENEY
sworn f0 hefurf roe ana subscribed in
mF puafuro ihlf Aih auY Of December,
"A. W. uIHAAON
fffnIl NOTARY Public
tlHiIa Hnmrfh Cure ia taken intfrnaiif
anI Hrfa directly un in0 nInWl unu mn-
rnnH HurlHrna ol fhr system. Send Tor
IfaimnnlllH ffro
E d CHENEN AZ CO. rrops
NllUdu Ohio
yako HANS Family pilh for constipa-
lies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
ESCAPED CONVICT
AGAIN ARRESTED
JAMES GRIMES. SAFE SLOWER.
Held ~ ROCK ISLAND or.
FiClALs M OKLAHOMA.

James Grmos, who escanod from
the territorial penltentlary at santa
re early last summer hy Cunccallng
himself Ia carload of brick which
was hauled out of the prison yard.
has been rearrosted hnd ls now IN
lail az Anndnrko. Okla. according 10
the statement made Saturday morn.
Ing BY Special Ohicer o. w. Mc.
lniosh. of the Rock Island. who be-.
ported The matter 20 the prison nu-
thnrities. Omcer Mcintosh saws.
than shortly before his arrest Grimes
fen from a freight ear and injured
his lcg, causing him To lose about
twenty pounds in weight. This makes
bis Identification rather difficult
However when confronted with hi=
record at the penltoutiary ho al.
miued thai he was the man wanted
and said that ne would willingly re-
3urn to New Mexico and complete Ms
sentence Of seven years for safe blow.
Ing he had sl2 years yet 90 serve.
Grimes la willing 10 return under his
present sentence fnthof than stand
trial for breaking into q ear ana com.
mltlng uiher uHuneoa for which the
Rock Island oniciaa win prosecute
him. iio fears that iu Oklahoma ~
VIII receive a heavier sinionce than
the one thai now hangs over blm
Aifangoments will probably De made
To fully identify the escaped convict
anad secure bis rotuin 10 the penl.
,emiary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

to conduct her business iu peace
She had 90 reckon with the Nebras,
ka grain trust q began picking
un her tea years ago. She was warn.
ga 20 get into the trust The femi.
nine ln her made her determined
not a. Warnings given by agents
and in letters were Ignored. and then
she found she could not get ears
when ahe wanted them from the
Union Pacific However The freight
department OF that road heard from
her SO perslHtcntly that she was able
in get eumo cars. enough to keep
her business Eolng. although a CALLED
her To- see her trust competitor across
the tracks apparently getting cars
without difficulty.
Tho next move Of She trust was
io bio up the grain "a her depot Ol.
iering abOui one cent higher than
the Omaha prices Nhich were che
ones that prevailed Mrs kchoa
WIS compelled 90 have tne quotations
wired here fo her several iimf q dn3
20 keep tah abe market bui ihia
ga NOT enable her On bid rulnous
prices ior grain.
For quite a while She simply exist.
ga hy buying what grain sNe could
and selling q 90 hrOkCra ai points
as remote rs Mcmphis Chleago aad
Kansas cry
The fact that she sim chung 20
the business made the TRUST deeper
ate. and she waa again oesought To
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
ADDITION TO
JEHEz RESERVE
SMALL RESERVE CREATED IN
NORTHEASTERN TAOS couN.
TN-MAPs RECEIVED AT
GOVERNORS OFFICE.

Maps aud copies ~ proclnmeiiona
setting aside two tracts of land. one
large district as an addition 40 the
Ipmez forest reserve aud the other q
smaller tract 100 BE- known aR The Taos
smaller tract tO De- known as che
Taos fueat reserve have been reCAY
ed az the office % Governor haeer
man, I'm the capitol
The lomoz addi ION Hes east of the
reserve OF that uame. being located
partly within the counties at Rio AT
rlha sandoyal aud Santa ~. in town.
ships 80 and 32 north ranges from
tO N cast The addition however.
winds among a number of land grants
40 that it o. almost impossible io esii,
mate The exact area u win, how.
ever enlarge ne lemes reserve hy
about ono.third its present uroH. ~
covers portions Of iho Jemoz noun.
taina and smaller adjoining ranges,
The principal land grants within
the borders Df tho lcmez addition
ares uicdfa lamhre. l.ohato. falyu
0cfa. naoa Location. Canon de- San
Diego. OlO dei Espirtn 5anciO epd a
number OF smaller grants
The Taos reserve s located Be-
northeastern Taos county aud haas for
Ds northern boundary iho big sanere
he Christie grant "a coVon che RED
river district. the town uf Queaa ho
ing Just at the edge of 10 western
border tho Taos reserve lies m
toWnghipa z5, 26 a. 90, 30 north
mnsea i3. a.. 90. Gaud NJ eata
.t.s..i... 80 ID. I.r .....I.lIU .aIlI UU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

enter the combination
The night had been going On for
lyer two years when what looked
IKE "a knockout blow Tor the nrltty
widow came. nro destroyed her
storage houses With heir contents nf
grain. What caused this nro is a myr-
tery to this day
Mrs. kehue'a answer 10 this dis.
asitr was characteristic la frN
days the carpenters were putting up
The framework of new elevator.
She red0ubled her attention to bust
ness. buying enrlY and late and max
ing prompt settlements With the
iarmow and giving them square
deal an around
For their part. they gave her al
support possible They began to
make o. q polL 10 help down the
trust Year In and year out she kent
up the hght, sometimes even losing
money and drawing upon her impe.
mcnt business to bolster up her grain
irudc ln Sc arrogance the trast
aroused rosen meut al over the state
aud great exposure 0f u WAS made
by former agents
Mrs kchoo made such headway
that she snrprIged her rivals by put.
ting np 100000 elevator M Tarnow.
ave miles from here She was one
uf the most important Witnesses
against the trust before the inter.
state commerce commission recently.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

order 20 ahnulate the secretion Of
TIE gastric juice. This u a danger.
Gus habit The natural remedy Tor
faulty digestion o. often simply o.
chew The food slower
Eailrg a dry cracker go minutes
before meaie may be aiiii more or.
fcnci0us. No water should BE- TAX.
en- with if gnd he cracker should
hc thoroughly chcwcd The saliva
That geis into the stomach by ihls
MEALS starts the gastric iuicoF nuW
Ing, and ~ the time the meal o..
self nrifea thn stomach 81 able 90
cope with a.
Nobody has escaped being Inform.
"a by some ehrneat friend that u is
Injurious s0 take water with meals
There u really a sound reason "a the
basis ol q but u d. carried TOO FAR.
The trouble with the majority of
people ls that they drink water sim.
piy 90 wash down their solid food
This ls a thoruuEhly bad habit The
moderate use of water or other
liquids OF meals does not harm if one
tnhe them not az wash but aa a
drink
There are plenty nf other causes
f1r Indigestion besides silnshnd mas
tlcniion A faulty circulation Of
blood through the abdomen o. one.
This may be due o. Interference from
within on without Tight clothes are
The commences form Of outside On
tcriercnce. Military coats. stays,
tight holta-anything ihat really
binds the body is sure 90 De- harmful.
Internal Interference with the circu.
latlon Is most often due TO some
trouble win the liver A bad liver
circulation frequently comes from The
use OF liquors. particularly from
drinking on an empty stomach II
man drinks liquor AZ all he should
do so only when he eats.
in q Ereat many cases the cause
of digestive troubles "a 90 be found
in the bad carriage 81 the head neck
forward, ribs depressed. abdomen
proiuhcrant what has been termed
gorilla position The Gr1 step 90
Eeitlne uhe digestion into better
shape is often the correction OF this
easy bat villalnous habit
Another great aid ia deep breath.
lng. AFTER your hroakias aud lunch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

Not one man Ia thousand MAJ
time 20 keep himself IN the bos pos
aible condition. There D. too much
20 DO In other lines 20 permit the
attainment Of perfection IN any one.
What vs. wani is thar deeree Of euf
tivation that win enable ua 70 live
and WORK most intensely. We can.
not spend onr whole time olline and
cleaning ihe machine We want 20
End n practical middle ground. some.
bow where we can gof the largest
returns with che least sacrihce.
d certain that a man cauuoi
think and act cuorFgtiCaily unless nis
nerves and muscles are IN good work.
Ing order Muscles that are never
used get nahhy and soft. they hD
cme Incapable Of oboylnR tha win
promptly and effectively. The effects
are equally had. They lose their
power Of responding wildly They
cannot De- relied upon 10 do expert
work.
The Kind of exercise that bits ths
mark D. he kind a man likes ior So
own sake, and che Kind q man likes
for itE own sake has something OF
tho piayaplrii Ia 1.-THE lifc and 50
of a good game.
Tho best forms 0i exercise win
Gail The Die muscles of che hofy On.
10 nlny.-ihc muscles thai DO lhe
work. This gives bulb effects. ID
reaches the whole system. Playing
scales ON the piano, though exhaust
Ing 90 oneself aud others. does not
belong 10 this class.
Exercise should not be- too severe.
Where the mind Is already tired the
body can only lose by q few mo.
menis ~ violent oxertiun
fennls h a game thar nervous.
exciinhlo 0verworked people like o.
play They ought 10 avoid a. u'
works them TOO hard and too fast.
Instead of resting them q wears them
out.
There Is no better outdoor exercise
Tor q city man than a game 90 nOlf
The alternate activity aud rest that
&c provides for the deep breathing
hy the necessary hlll.cllmhinR. the
anciahiliiy OF the game-ail these are
admirable features Rowing paddl.
ing bowling tramplnH any form of
recreation. THAI brings n variety OF
physical eXertigu and that appeals
90 mans Interest and enthusiasm
belong Ia the cla8s OF al" oxer.
clsee
No man can bo useful or efficient
IN the world without proper food and
without giving attention 90 The dis.
p0sal 81 waste Nearly all the dis.
gaEDs and most os the pains thai
people have are related. first or last.
to disturbances % aniritiun.
n food be- not chowCd enough.
there's a bad tlme due. n Il be-
chewed too much. there's q waists
patience aud energy are thrown
away. Fnnd that Is not well mixed
with saliva o. hard tO digest for
saliva ls an alkaline substance and
stimulates the How ~ tho acid
stomach juices q o. intended 10
help them IN the dispatch 81 their
work
Many people get into she habit of /
dosing themselves with a "digestlne"
or some other kind OF medicine 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

ag you ere walking on fhe street.
1fqaihc iuet na deeply a. you can
hreaiho normally lof a minute Then
breathe morally iof n minute rnen
AXE Zen more deep breathe no This
iaAf uF H4e fimes che first day and
lhcftaso u by one rcuna every dav
until you are taking from 300 10 400
deep brcaihs dally as regular habit
This consumes no time You 90 ID
while you are walking on tho street.
lt Improves the action ~ the dia.
phFlEm "a stimulates the circuln.
ton OF the blood m the head q iu
rrtascs the activity " the Intestinal
movements lt costs no money.
n a man win 20 10 a rymnasium
OF SWIM or bowl. or box. or plaY
Eulf or DO anything else fhat in.
wolves a good deal Of oxortlon Ion me
big muscles of the body. the whole
system will respond aneraalicniiv.
The digestive urgans win BE- nmong
The arnt 20 feel ihe eHeci ~ TIE new
ufe.
I "a chiefly throunh using lho mus.
Giles Qf the legs and trunk that re
suits Tor the Hvaicm ua a whole may
be- secured
Twisting the trunk from side 20
side. bending forward and back. are
types OF exercise that bring results
The majority oi popular sports call
for such movements az these % is
iho big movements that count
Mc-t twice day % enough fof
anybody. and for most OF IA once
day would be- better yet There Rs
NO dourt too that anch iundE as
grains. nuts, fruits and vegetables.
should take n much moro prominent
place la our dict than they DO ~.
yond that q would be DANGEROUS 20
preach 40 yet
There are sorcvai ways in which
one can ten prDsty accurately
whether De is getting the most uui
of bis food 90 not. he FIRST NJ these
De- through Keeping track of has
weight Every body ought to know
what hia normal weight is-thc
weight nd which be accnmuilshCH thp
most and feels the best
hy Keeping track 81 the weight
FROM week lu week and comparing 81
With the standard every alteration of
the general bodily condition can be-
discovered ana attended 20. The
time viii come when every uD 20
date bathroom win BE- equipped with
pair of scales
n you are In hurry, eat llghily.
There IA ne virtue In Eulping down
O larEc meal just boCiuEo Il u meal
time. While The mind Is actively
onEagod IN the details and response,
bihtles Of business. the digestive ap.
paratus IS in no condition 10 under
take heavy work
Worry hurry, unsettled mind. low
spirits, al iond 90 delay or 90 stop
the activities of the aiimentnry Ga.
nal
Students who &C. az hard bo3dwork
immediately nfier meals often suffer
from indigestion. so do lester car
rlers and other people whtHo meals
are followed by prolonged physical
exertlon. INDEED. any kind nf EFFORT
which forces the hlood'now away
from The alimentary region b in.
furious after hearty eating.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

Special Correspondence.
Platte Center Neb, Die. 8-Thla
little town o. the home of the Ions
woman who successfully huckcd the
Nebraska grain trust ana was ln at
ihe death when d was compelled 20
dissolve.
Mfs Kate a. Kehoe. ca years old,
stout. hlnck.Foa ncd courageous. own
Ur of Two oieVaiors. drug store. an
Implement house npd one OF the
handsomest homes In cliH section.
Ia one small dealer the grain trust
could not discourage She o. on
deck yei doing e huslncshs ol not
less than 100000 n year
hu she had hard nght Of a.
How close she was pressed o. only
now cuming to lsht She thanks
iho loyalty uf the farmers here.
about for The victory
Mrs. kehoc ia widow who has
lived here since I6Sa Her husband
was nn accomplished business man
who taught her his work before ne
died. and she continued lt with sue
cess
Bnt liia woman was not allowed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

Tho following statement by y a..
Adams ana wife. Henrietta. Pa. viii
Interest parents and others +" mii
aculous cure has taken place Ia ou1
home. our child had eczema 2 years
and was pronounced incurahle, when
wa read ABOUT Electric hittora. and
concluded in try a. Before The sec
und bottle was an taken we noticed n
change for the hclteT. and after tax
ing hotties he was completely
cured" its up 10 dnfo blood medl-
cine and hody building tonic. Guar
antoed. 500 aud ti00 az al druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
FoxEs PLENTIFUL

" NWT|N T"II|TH y
Flushing. 4. H.. Nuy. So Farmers
here are sustaining heavy losses from
.he great dopredatlone of foxes which
have already multiplied during the
past few years. The farmers have
formed hunting party and today
arc securing the woods with dogs.
ID Is said hat the leasing ct the
woods hy aporismCna clubs, whOas
momhers shoot the gHme birds only
and prevent others from Hhooiine
foxes accounts for iho Increase Of
the animals
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

For twenty yeara w T. Rawls OF
Bells. Tenn. fought nasal caiarh He
writes THE swelling and aoseneas
inside my nose WAS fearful. ul
began applying Bucklena Arnica
saive fo H. sorn surface. this caused
the soreneas and swelling to disap-
pear. never to return Best salve in
existence Csc 90 all drpggiats
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

Connie Macb says ia Welsh OF
ihe while aoX. lH the greatest pitch.
or 90 the age. When be- IA pitch.
lng says Connie, "he opposing
haiters can hardly ~ the bali. and
WHEN they do hii The sphere O. o.
generally a pop ny"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

j. y. Waterman Of WatertOwn. O..
rural free delivery. writes, "My
daughter afflicted for yesrs with eu.-
lepay, was cures By DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. She has not had AN ni.
tack for over two years" Best body
cleanserg and llfe giving gonic pills ON
earth 25c az an druggists.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-31
At the Shagawa.

at the Shagawa mine the Midland
Steel company is making several very
acceptable changes. Several members
of the Midland concern spent some
time at the mine two weeks ago and
felt highly pleased with their newly
acquired property.
A six-drill air compressor Is being
installed at the mine and a new
engine house will be built. The boil.
er capacity is also being added to and
when the boilers now being set are
ready for business, 200 horse power
will be at hand.
A new, commodious Office building
Is neal ing completion and ground is
being broken for residence for Capt,
Hoar and his family. Several other
residences will be built, one for the
master mechanic and for one or two
of the others employed there. These
buildings are being located upon a
pretty plat of ground east of the
shaft house.
About so men are at present EN-.
pioyed at the mine and development
work is going forward with rapid
strides.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-31
New Band Formed.

Several of the younger men about
the city have organized the Cracker
jack" band and will begin activ e
work as soon as the instruments ar
rive. John Kinsman has been en-
gagged as instructor. Those compris-
ing the band are, Walter Sletten,
Richard Hodge, Ralph Sletten, Earl
Utter, Jos. Lovsin, o. Carlson, 81.
Fromhartz, W. FL. Elliot, Z. Sand
berg, Chas. Martilla, r. Kohrt, Ed.
Olson and Oscar Aubin.
The officers of the new organization
are as follows: r. Kohrt, president.
Ed. Olson, vice president, W. ii.
Elliot, secretary and Rich. Hodge,
treasurer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-31
Coins to Ely, Nevada.

Captains William and John Nichols
left Wednesday for Ely. Nevada,
where they have secured lucrative
places under Capt. Reuben Toms at
the Nevada Consolidated properties
In the Robinson district, Their
families will remain in Ely for some
time or until suitable residence can
be secured in the new location. Both
were valued employees of the Oliver
Iron Mining Company and many
friends in this city wish them success
in their new positions.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-31
ELECTROCUTED.
John Hesfors Instantly Killed
Saturday Evening.
Attempted to Unite broken Wire
and was Shocked to Death.

John Hegfors, proprietor of the
Finnish bath parlors on Fourth avenue
was shocked and instantly killed at
about o'clock Saturday evening
while in the act OF trying to unite a
brorken light wire, at least such Is
the superstition, no witnesses being
present when the fatality occurred.
1t seems that on that evening one
of the electric lights In one OF his
bath rooms had gone out and Hegfors
went into the room to see what was
the trouble. A few minutes later he
was discovered by some members of
the family lying on the floor Of the
room. A physician was at once sum-
moned, but life was extinct.
An examination showed that the
index finger OF his right hand was
burned to the bone about the size of
the electric wire. His toes were also
burned on the bottom showing that
the current had passed through his
body and grounded.
The room in which the unfortunate
man met his death was an ideal one
for the purpose it seems. The floor
is covered with galvanized iron. The
water pipe and the wet floor tended
to form perfect ground. The drop
cord was found burned off.
Coroner Gleason Monday morning
empaneled a jury composed OF P. T.
BrOwnell, Peter Schaefer, A. s. James,
0. G. Korb, John Porthan and John
Bedford to look into the matter and
ascertain IL possible the cause of the
fatality and to fix the blame, IL any
was to be fixed. After looking over
the ground and listening to testimony
the jury brough In verdict Monday
evening to the effect that death was
caused by coming in contact with an
electric wire heavily charged by be.
coming crossed with a high voltage
wire.
The jury found that the supply wire
had become crossed with the primary
wire and that voltage was thus Sc
cured one wire of something like 11OC
instead Of the customary ITO volts.
The conditions in the room were per.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-31
Tom Canning Dead,

A telegram was received here Fri
day by Mrs. NJ. and Miss NJ. Canning,
mother and sister, appraising them Of
the death that day In Portland, Ore,
of Thos. f. Canning, who suddenly
expired of an affection Of the brain.
Mr.. Canning was well known In this
city where he had visited on several
occasions with his mother and sisters,
He was member of sthe I'd Oregon
and was buried with military honor.
He was we'll built man and when a
model was wanted after which to
sculpture statue typical of the Am
erican soldier to be erected In one of
the parks at Portland, Mr.. Canning
was chosen. He visited in this city
two years ago.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-31
still They Come.

It Is safe to say that this season OF
exploration on the Vermilion range
exceeds anything experienced here
since the early days. Almost every
piece of land showing anything favor.
able is being looked into with a
diamond drill or test pits.
New exploration work is constantly
being started and more is to follow.
Every dayiinquiries are received re-
garding this, that or the other proper
ties. Some one of these days there
will be producing mines all around
Ely. Keep your eye on the Vermilion
and watch Ely grow.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-31

feet and the moment Hegfors came
Ia contact with the broken wire he
formed a perfect ground. 81
No blame was attached to anyone
as the accidents happen almost any.
where. The high wind and extreme
wetness in all probability caused the
crossing of the wires. All the residents
of Conan street on tile crossed line
were more or less shocked when turn
ing their lights on and off but their
ground conditions we're not as favor
able as that of Hegfors or the same
would have happened to all on the
line. At least this is the opinion of
those who seem to know.
Some of the residents Of the street
were prone to censure City Electric
Ian Toal, but this is uncalled for. Mr..
Toal is a painstaking, conscientious
man and has been most faithful in
the performance Of his duty. He reg.
rets the accident as much as anyone.
John Hegfors was about As years OF
age and leaves widow and seven
children to mourn his untimely end.
He has resided in Ely for long per-
iod and was good citizen.
The funeral took place Monday
afternoon from the Finnish church.
Rev. Sandstrom officiating. The con-
course of neighbors and friends was
large, the commodious church being
filled to the doors. The family have
the sympathy of the community.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-31
Faust is Coming.

It will be welcome news to many
theatre goers in the city, the an
nouncement that the famous play Of
Goethe's immortal "Faust" will be
presented here on Friday, Sept. 7 at
the Opera House, by the Porter j.
White Co. No play written in many
years has retained such hold on the
hearts of the public. 1t has proved
to be far better than the book, for