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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
svEINTE MIMI.
0 SERAN SU.
Y FICIENTES?
Curaci6n del doIor de cabeza ror
ei Nuevo Metodo Dis
minutivO.

Nohay ningin dolor por intense que sea que
resista d este nuevo metodo que Is Ell Analpesico
del DR.. shoop que calina Ell dolor de cabeza el
vrinte minutes. Estos dolores provienen de una
congestion, o sea una accumulation de sangre
soDre los centres nerviosos. que iace crecer las
v!enas hasia que parece que van 4 reventar. Gre
cidas { hinchadas comprimen 4 millares dc ibras
nerviosas : prodnciendose el dolor = ese dolor
que rasrecc que va d partir la cabeza Este nueyo
nietodo disiniintivo disipa el sobrante de sangre.
aistribuyendola .por s'is Was natuIales. Libra 4
los centres ierviosos dc toda preston z irritation
= la pela y el dulof desaparecen r,,es 81, cansa
ha uesado. Puede I'd. ensayar nil remedies =
puede nAreotizar y dormir los nervios hasta cal
mnrlos = pero Ell rennedio que reduzca la con.
jestion sera ell que cnrata rapida y permanente.
ineiiie, pero ESQ sulamente selogra con Ell mdtodo
de disninuciou. Ia medicine ha encontrado I'M
GAMING ,~sencillo; SECURE y dnico modo de
curar los dolores de cabeza y la neuralgia. III
metodo de euraci6n del dolord de cabeza Ell yeilte
minutes por el slsteina del DR.. siioop es rdpido-
adaptado perfectamente q TODD dolor de cabeza
yabsolntamente positive en- todas las naturalezas.
FISCHER DRUG co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
CORRECTION PoR
CORRESPONDENCE.
Henry Grant. de Ablquiu, no Esta
T~rassresando con sus ovejas en-
Terrenos Privados.

Terrenos Privadoss
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Abiquiu. N. NJ, Sept. I'm mani
fiesto incorrecto ~apareci0 en- la entire
ga del viernes de la semana pasada
en- el Daily New Mexican en- una carta
de noticlas mandada de aqui. Sc diio
en- la misma que I'M pleito habia sido
puesto ante I'm juez de paz aqui para
one las ovejas de los Hermanos Suazo,
Henry Grant Y otros. no trasgfesar en-
la MERGED dc terrenos de Abiquiu. es-
tas partidas no teniendo ningun lnte-
res en- la MERGED. yuestro %correspon-
sal estd bien informado que Mr.. Grant
no tuvo NADIA que hacer 0 el pleito.
Aparece que algunas de las oyeias de
Mr.. Grant son aIouiladas 4 los HERNIA
nos Suazo en- acciones y que las We
jas poseidas por lor Hermanos Sua2o
y algunas de aquellas de Mr.. Grant
en- la possession de estos hombres EN- a c
clones Sc hallaban entire los animales
que andaban tr~asgresando. Personal
mente Mr.. Grant no tieie parte en- la
causa p que no es SUI negocio en- que
lugar los Hermanos Suazo pasteen las
ovejas que tienen de 81. Mr.. Grant
es cuidadoso Y ~concienzudo. conner
ciante y hombre de negocios y desea
hacer 10 que es propio en- esta como
en- las demas causas.
81 lie gusta ell Cafe y no desea beber-
10, hagan un experiments 0 el Cafe
de Salud del DR.. Shoop. Els verdad
que ell verdadero cafe n hace daho
en- ell est6mago, corazon Y %riiones. Pc
70 ell Cafe de Salud del DR.. Shoop no
tiene un solo grano de %verdadero cafe
en- ell mismo. rs satisfactorio entera-
ramente no hace dafo nj al mas pc
quefo niIo. Sindo hecho de granos
puros Y cebada forma luna bebida Sc
meiante q la de la comida. todavia
teniendo el mismo SAILOR del cafe de
Java Y Mocha. De venta en- la botica
de Fischer y Cha.
Ell cUERPo DE coMERclo NOM
BRA LOS DELEGADOS.
I'll Cuerpo de Concrete de esta ciu-
dad ha nombrado a Thomas B. Catron,
Benjamin M. Read y John G. Schu-
man como u delegates q la reunion
annual del Congress- Nacional de Re-
gadio, 81 cual sera tenido Ell Baise,
Idaho. Ell dia 3 de Septiembre. Los ST.
guientes delegados tambien han sido
nombrados por la misma organization
respectivamente para la %convencio-
mes de Creadores de Oveias y Buenos
Caminos, las cuales tomaran lugar du-
rante la semana de Ia feria en- Albu-
queroue. A la convention do Bue-
nos Caminos, Frank Owen, A. Fl.
y Paul A. +. Walter; q la
convention de Creadores de Ovejas,
ex.Gobernador l.. B. Prince, H.. B;
Cartwright, Y Frederick Muller.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

fue ell general mas grande que el mum
do ha conocldo. FL Linimento de Me
We de Ballard es 81 linimento mas
erande. Prontamente cura atodos los
dolores. Esta al alcaance de todos.
T. H. Pointer, de Hampstead, Texas.
escribe: "Esto es para certificar que
81 Linimento de Nieve de Ballard ha
sido usado en- mi casa por amos y BE
ha hallado ser nn llnImento excelente
para dolores reumaticos. Nunca pue-
do estar sin el."-De venta en- la boti-
de Fischer Y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
FISCHER DRUG CO..
LLAMADA PARA LA CONVENTION
DEMOCRATIC DE CONDApO.

Santa Fe. N, NJ. Agosro 81, 1906.
Por autoridad del Comit6 Central
Democratic del Condado de Santa Re,
Nuevo Mexico, aviso Sc da por esta
que ina convention de Delegates de
los ~yotantes Dem6cratas de dicho con
dado, sera tenida IN la casa de corte
de dicho condado de Santa Fe el sa-
bado, dla s de S~eptiembre, 1906, a las
1880 p. m de dicho dia, para elefin de
eligir doce (12) delegados y doce (l2)
%alternados, que representa- dicho con
dado en- la convention Territorial De-
m6crata, la cual sera tenida en- Santa
Fe, Nuevo Mexico, ell dia ~ de Sep
tiembre. 1906 para I. fin de nominar
Tin candidate para Delegado al Con
groso GO de los Estados Unidos.
Los varios precintos del condado es.
tan intitulados a representation en- d.
cha convention dc condado, como 81
que;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

81 es molestado con malestar del hi
gado v no ha recibido ayuda lea este.
Mrs. Mary r, hammond, Moody, Tex
"Yo estaba en- mala asalud--con
malestar del higado-por mas que un
aio, Los doctores no me hicieron
ningun bien y experiments IA Herbi-
ma, y tres botellas me curaron. No
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
Una Onza de Prevention.

es ell valor de una libra de cura. Hay
muchisimos sufriertes pobres, Tisicos
quienes no tienen %esperanzas de sa-
uar-quienes, 81 lutheran tenido cut
dado de ellos, hoy estarian buenos.
Una tos es ell cimiento de la tisis.
La Mel de Marrubio de Ballard GU
rara aquella tos. Mrs. S.. Great
Falls, Montana, escribe: HE usado
la Mel de Marrubio de Ballard en-
mi familia por aios-mis nihos nun.
ca sulren de tos. De venta en- la bo-
tica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

puedo decir mucho por Herbina, por-
que es una medicina maravillosa pa
ra ell higado. Siempre la atengo en-
la casa, Puplique este dondequiera
que listed desee. De yenta en- la no
tica de Fischer Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

Juntas de precintos seran tenidas en-
los respectivos precintos Ell Jueves.
dia G de %Septiembre, 1906, a la bora
de las 1880 p. M, en- los cuatro precin-
tos de la ciudad de Santa Re, y en- tai
bora como puede ser fljada por los pre-
sidentes de los precintos en- los pre-
clntos fnera de la ciudad, para ell fin
de Ia election de delegados y alterna-
dos d dicha convention de condado.
Doy fe:
ARTHUR SELTGMAN,
Presidente del Comite.
Juan DEIGADo.
Secretario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
Servlclo DISCRIMINATE.

III estafetero general ha expedido
crdenes para descontinuar ell serviclo
star entire Shandcn, Condado de Sic
ira, y Garfield, Condado de Doiia Ana,
desde 81 dia 15 de %Septiembre EN- ade-
lante.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

por u Influenza t6nica en- nihos de-
lentados Y debiles. Mejora 81 diges-
ton, y assimilation de su comida, for
talece su sistema nervioso y los res
laura d salud y vigor natural de un
nino. 81 desea un nifo s~aludable y
eliz, optengase n botella del Vermi-
ugo de Crema Blanca. De venta en-
la botica de FISCHER y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
EXP|DE
I'm MANIFESTO
|Dicen los Ciudada-
nos y la Propie-
dad Protegida
|PElEARoN ToDA IA MOcHE
Con los voluntarios--.Sola-
mente Tres Muertos. Chan
ga para no Pelear.

Habana, Agosto 27.--M Presidente
Palma no hoy un manifesto en- el
cual dice que Ia insuirecclon no tiene
ideales nj programa y que los gritos
que los insurgentes levantaron no
constituyon una justification para el
movimelnto. nj P~residente Palma
declare energlcamente, que 81 gobier'
no estaba destlnado por 81 "Deber
lmperloso" Y debe demostrar que esta
para resguardar Ia propiedad. vida y
felecidad de Ia Repdblica d la presen-
te y en- 10 futuro. "Esta es AMI prl.
mera resolution DECLARE el Presidente
Palma, y la mantendre."
~Presidente y Vice Official Rihen.
/. La Prensa Asociada sabe que hay
~dlierenclas graves entire 81 Presidente
Palma y 81 Vice P%residente Mendez
Capote. AL 6ltlmo Sc le sospecha de
haber considerable con el Senad0r All
fredo zayas, presildente del partido
liberal, la question de 81 la paz no po-
drla ser restaurada por Palma. retro
de la presidential permitiendo 4 Men
dez Capote sucederle, y dsndoles cler-
tas postas d los hberales.
I'll Mayor Gomez, del gobierno,
informa otro encuentro con los fnsur-
gentes cerca de Cascabal, en- ek cual
varios hombres fueron muertos o he
ridos. Detales de este acontecimlen-
to no han sido recibidos aqui toda-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
Dad a los Revoiucionarlos chansa
Para Dejar de PeIear.


La ansia del Presidente Palma para
extender toda oportunidad possible por
la paz sin ningun derramamiento de
sangre yssu deseo de permitir aquellos
quienes sc unieron d la l~nsrrreccion
baj0 malos avisos de arrepentirse y
regresar d sus hogares 81 e molesta'
dos, Sc ccmbinaron o un deseo gene.
raj para dar fin a la sltuaclon que tam
to sufrimiento y perdidas de vida ha
costado, ha entrado a la consideration
por el presidente y su gablnete del pro-
veto de decretar un armisticio de 30
dias, durante cuyo tempo los insur.
| gentes son invitados de poner 4 I'm
lado sus armas Y regresar d sus pues-
| los de paz. Sc propuso de decretar
81 decreto hoy, pero personals muy
| a~llegadas al presidents fuertemente
Sc opusieron q Ia MEDIA y la materia
fue demorada. En- tod0 10 que caml.
| no el conflicto. el domingo prob6 ser
lin dia de i%nactividad, pero las pre-.
paraciones slguleron sin nlngun es-
torbo.
I'm fondo de $2,000,000 ha sido pues-
to 4 I'M lado por la tesoreria para la
lefensa y libranzas sobre los mismos
son pesadas y constantes. La sltua-
| cion esta aumentando tan sacramento
| que Sc admite tacticamente en- todos
Los clrculos del gobierno que 81 en-
| grandecimlento del ej6rclto no Sc pa
rara en- ell ndmero que Sc ~necesite.
| pero continuara acknowledgements.
Una partida %insurgentes mandada
por 81 Coronel Sanchez entraron a Ia
plaza de Bejncal. provincial de Haba-
ma 4 his II de la noche, Sc fortified.
ron y pelearon tcda la noche contra
la fuerza del gobierno y Guardias Ru.
rales sin ningun otro resultado que
Tres defensores del lugar Y I'M Guar
dia Rural fueron muertos.
El asunto principal de la ~situacion
hoy fue el anuncio que el gobierno
incondicionalmente perlonara a. ,todos
aquellos quienes han levantado armas
en- contra del gobierno excepto los &C.
mandantes c%apturados Y estos tam
bien seran perdonados 81 Sc rinden
con sus completes comandos y armas.
Sim%patlzadores PARTICIPATES con Ia re.
voluclon aqui estdn comenzaodo Il
mostrar sefias de desanimo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
CAM PIE LII
(From the Citizen.)

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. &. w.
Potter was cheered and frightened by
the advent of new baby girl last Sun
day.
J. G. Woolever, who was injured
some time ago with sprained leg
caused by tee backing of a 2X4 which
Joe had stepped upon, was Campbell
visitor Saturday.
Married last Sunday, Jan. IA, 1906,
at the home IF the groom's brother
near Upland, Mr.. Martin Christensen
to Miss Marie Christensen, in the
presence of relatives and friends of the
contracting parties.
While George Andrews was serving
as a witness at "A trial in district court
in Red Cloud this week his brother
came to town and sold one of his
horses. got on a drunk and depart
ed overland for Kearney, where his
brother had him arrested and will
bring him back for trial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26

MISS Mabel Root, VIII" l. in Topeka
at the hospital is reported much better
A new job press and paper cutter
were installed in this office last Satur
day.
Bessie, the eleven. ysar.old daughter
of Mrs. John Anshutz of Logan town
ship is confined to- her home with pa.
ralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Baker gave a
party Tuesday evening for their two
little sons, it being the occasion Of
their ten h birthdays.
Mr.. Alonzo Allen ane Miss Eta
Trueblood were united in holy matri
mony, Sunday evening, January l4th,
Rev. Tremain officiating.
Miss Emme ID kas entertained q
number of her girl friends at a WHIT
party Tuesday evening in honor Of b er
friend, Miss Coleman, of Top' ka.
NJ. and Mrs + isha Brown left
Thursday morning. for HoIt"n, Kan.
where they will attend the golden wed.
ding of Mrs Browd's grandmother
Mrs. Geo. Floyd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
RIVERTON
(From the Review.)

Max Hobart was in Republican Mon.
day.
Mrs. Geo. Siel has been quite sick
for several days.
j. w. Elder is hauling out lumber
for house on one of his farms.
Del Knu tson has refused $1,000 for
his farm five miles north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. By Stephenson left
Tuesday morning for Lincol and Bea-
trice.
W. ii. Hunt and Wallie Carpenter
have returned from their land hunt in
Custer county.
- M. Want and MIR, Clapp were
here Wednesday, looking for good
farm to purchase.
Jesse f.. Sothers and Miss Engel
Tietjen both OF R,verton were married
by County Judge Edison Wednesday.
The +. A. A. society installed their
officers for the year Wednesday even
ing, after which coife. sandwiches and
cake were served
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
SUPERIOR
(FrOm the journal J


Born, Wednesday morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Viris, a daughter.
Mrs. j. G. Hunt left Monday morn.
ing for Lincoln to attend the optical
convention.
Messrs. Shapp and Renshaw were
up from Webber Tuesday morning to
meet Mr.. Mercer of Red Cloud
Mrs. S. G. Harris had the misfortune
to slip on on icy walk Friday morning
aud fall, breaking her arm at the
wrist.
In scuflle a few days ago, George
Enmert receiyee a slight scratch on
the hand. Friday blood poison set ia
and it was feared would prove fatal
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sphon very de
lightfully entertained number Of
friends at their home Monday evening,
the event being their Twelfth annivers.
ary.
Mrs. James Terry died Wednesday
morning at 4 clock at her home III
east Suyerior. The funeral was held
at the PRESBYTERIAN church Thursday
afternoon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
FRANKLIN
(From the Sentinel.)


A new son was born to NJ. Bnd Mrs
viii Mucklow of the south side Friday
morning.
j. A. Engstrom returned last week
from three weeks visit with rela.
tives in eastern Iowa.
Mrs. Art Waterman Of the south side
is recovering from very severe at
tack of stomach trouble.
Mrs. Frank A. Cook resident Of
thus city year ago, died at the home
of her brother in Auburn, Kan, on the
9Th.
W. II. Arnold was down to Lincoln
the fore part of the week attending a
meetidg of the state board of agricul.
ture.
w. II. Austin, Mrs. f Fl. Barber
and Miss Mabel Barber were down to
Lincoln Monday night to witness the
play of Ben Hnr.
Mrs. Thos. Glow and son left yester-
day morning for six weeks visit with
her parents in Ohio whom she has not
seen for fifteen years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
BLUE HILL
(FrOm the Leader.


A fine snow fell here Sunday night.
The revival meetings at the Chris
tian church are still in progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulrich Coos are the
proud parents of boy baby born Mon
day.
Attorneys Walters and Ranney were
at Red Cloud last week attending
court.
Mrs. w. G. Frahm and Mrs. w. A.
Garrisog were Red Cloud visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. Martin Hansen of Upland, a
cousin of the editor of this paper, visit.
ed the Leader family Tuesday.
Dr. Wegman reports the arrival of a
fine boy baby at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Conrad on Tuesday.
A large number of the relatives of
Jacob Coll and wife met at their splen.
did home last Saturday to assist them
in celebrating their 25th wedding ami.
versary.
John Dushek died January Is, after
a short illness. The funeral service
was held Tuesday at ii a. m, ut the
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
SMITH CENTER
(Ftnm me M, ,srugrr J

Invitations are on announcing thu
Linu Owens oi this city
George Churrh's horse took a 'i'tlc
SPIN from the elevator home and af.
forded little excitement Saturday
A reception was gwen by Mrs Slagl
AT her homo in this city in honor o.
Mrs j T.. Han Of Fowler, Colora 10,
Thursday.
Last Tuesday evening the Library
ladies entertained their husbands at u
o o'clock dinner at the Gibson hotel.
Platos were laid for thirty five.
Misses Kate Relihan and Crete Moor
man entertained eight ~ their girl
friends a'a q O'Clock dinner at Miss
Kstr's home last Tuesday evening
Henry Fisher came up town last
Saturday mnr1ing stepping about as
high as n 2.40 trOttor aud on close ques-
tipniug he said he had ten pound boy
paiLter.
Hiram Windsco etfrls house in Lane
township caught fire last Friday. Mr.
Windsch etfrl was at Athol when his
house caught frr but his wife gave the
alarm to the nrighbors VINO soon an.
swered the call and the tire was put
out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
MANKATO.
(From the Advertiser.)


Dan Bean had his foot badly cut Fri
day by stepping on piece OF glass.
Cards are out announcing the wed
ding of Miss Ada l.. Helman to Mr. f..
ID. R,itz.
William Panl, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Brendle, was born Feb,
G, 1905, and died January -, 1906,
Mrs. S A. DiIman left Sunday even
ing for Phillipsburg, in response TO a
telegram announcing the serious i'll
ness OF her daughier,in-law.
Del Stacey of Randall passed
through town Monday on his way to
Elgin, Ore, in response to a message
stating that his father had fallen
through the floor of the hay loft and
was seriously injured.
Bert Siemon met with very pain.
full accident Wednesday afternoon
while he and one of the school boys
were trying TO see which could pull
the most with rope tied to the saddle
horn. The rope broke and Bert's pony
threw him off, breaking his shoulder
blade.
Jacob Gift was very much surprised
Tuesday when he was called over the
phone and told that an old comrade,
whono ba bad NOT seen for more than
twenty years. was at the Rock Island
depot. Mr.. Gift drove up and got the
gentleman, who he found was mem
ber of his companp in the army.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26

TRAINS LEAVE A roLLows:
No, IS. Passenger daily for Oberlin
and ST. Francis branches. OK
ford, McCook, Denver and nil
points swest......-.......--........---1 % am.
No, II. Passenger daily for ~. Joe,
Kansas City. Atchlson. 81.
Louis, Lincoln via Wymore
and ali points east and south 2'Ol .m
No IS. Passenger, daily, Denver, all
points In Colorado, Utah and
California ....... 80 p. m.
No. l6. Passenger daily for st. Joe,
Kansas City. Atchisou, st.
Louis and all points east and
south 10 O. N,
No. l7i. Accommodation. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Hast.
Tugs, Grand Island, Black
Hills and all points In the
northwest .....-.....-.. ~ y M.
Sleeping, dining, and reclining chair cars,
seats free) on through trains Tickets sold aud
baggage checked To any point In the United
states OF Canada.
For Information time tables, maps or tokeis
call on or address A. Couover. Agent, Red
Cloud, Nebr. or l., W. Wakeley. General Pas.
sengei Agent Omaha. Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
BREEDERS ELECT OFFICERS.
Enlshten Chinese investigators OF
American Methods.

AWcTlCIn "ctHOuS'
Lincoln, Jan. l9.--DelCgatCs to the
American Breeders association united
In the sessions Of the different state
associations being held in the city
and at the state farm and took an ac
tice part in the discussions of stOck
raising and agricultural topics. The
set program was departed from on
account Of the presence in the city OF
the imperial Chinese commissioners,
who visited the stock Judging pa.
vilion at the state farm and were en-.
lghtened on American methods by
representative breeders. Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture Hayes, who
is attending the breeders meeting,
aided in the reception to the visitors,
AT the afternoon session Of tho
breeders Professor Boss of the Min.
nesota experiment station delivered
an address on Testing Meat Produc.
ing Animals" and the discussion fol.
lowing was participated in by l.. III.
kerrick Of Illinois. Professor Smith
and j. j. Ferguson. Other addresses
were by Professor W. j. Spillman OF
Washington, on practical Law Ap.
piled to Breeding" THE Farmers
Cow" by II. c. Wallace of Des Moines,
and Range Sheep" by Professor Buf
fun of the Wyoming experiment sta.
tion.
At the business meeting the breed
ers' association elected as president,
A. p. Grout Of Winchester, Ill.,, and
secretary, E. A. Burnett of Lincoln,
Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
neusy Notes From Nei9hboring Touns
GATHERED FROM OUR EXCHANGES
the week by Judge Losey.

the week by Judge Losey.
While bresking a broncho ore day
this week John q. Smith, of Franklin,
was thrown from the wagon and sus.
tanned such serious injuries that he is
confined to his bed.
Jefferson Wilson, the thief who has
been confined in the county bastile for
some time was taken to Red Cloud last
Monday bv the sheriff and county at
torney, where he plead guilty TO en-
bezzling the team Of horses from VIM
Quinn and was sentenced to two years
at hard labor in the state prison.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
BLOOMINGTON
(From the Advocate.)

(FTOm the HUVOCdCB,I
DR.. Sumner reports the arrival OF a
son at the home Of VIM. Butterfeld.
DR.. Sumner reports the arrival of a
dish washer at the home Of Ed Mobley.
Bert Lovejoy has the frame up for
the additit n to the court house that is
being built.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Waldo spent last
Sunday in Insvale visiting with G. A.
Walu and wife.
Chas. Smith and Gertie Jonas of
Smith county were married the first OF
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
Millions Works.

Milton regarded the Paradise Re
gained" as infinitely superior to the
Paradise Lost" and once expressed
great surprise that any one should en-
tertain G contrary opinion. He said
that OF all his works the poem ION the
Morning OF Christ's Nativity" was his
best. 1t was his earliest, being written
In 1920, when he was twenty-one years
Of age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
WARE TRIAL MAKES HEADING.
Government Rests Its Case and De.
fense Starts.


Omaha, Jan. 23.-The government
concluded its testimony in the case OF
&. G. Ware, accused OF subornation
OF perjury in connection with illegal
land fencing, and announced that ii
rested. Forty witnesses were called
for the government. The number
summoned was approximately seven.
ty, but many of these were to substan.
tiate the fact of the illegal enclos
ures, but as Foreman Hoffgard of the
u. b. |. ranch testified that the last
gap OF the enclosure had been made
in April, 1905, it was not thought nee.
essary TO keep the other thirty-five or
forty witnesses here to give evidence
as to the enclosures, and hence the
chief fact sought to be established
was the conspiracy Of attempting to
defraud the government of titles to
the particular public lands inside tie
u. b. l. Land and Cattle company's en-
closure by fraudulent filings.
The apparent policy OF the defense
is to impeach the testimony OF Frank
w. Lambert, the chief conspirator, al.
legged to have acted in collusion with
Rev. Geoge G. Ware, president of the
u. B. |. Land and Cattle company, and
also to show that Mr.. Wares motives
In undertaking to secure soldiers A.
ings within the u. b. l. enclosure was
purely philanthropic, in that the lands
would be looked after by the u B. I.
company in the interim between entry
and final proof, and that his only So
licitude was to secure such parties to
file on the lands as would not bring
dogs and other Objectionable features
onto the range to trouble and annoy
the cattle ranging there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
LEBANON.
(From the Times.)

(From the Times.)
Mrs. Maud Leonard is assisting in
the Leonard -Grisell drug store.
A girl was born to MIR. and Mrs. c..
Isom of Bellalre Monday night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26

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