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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-02
DEATH RATE FALLING OFF
OPEN WINTER KEEPS PEOPLE
ALIVE BETTER IN NEBRASKA,
PEOPLE GET MORE FRESH AIR

Cold Snaps Always pile up the Death
Lists Because People Stay Indoors,
Breathe Bad Air, Feel Draughts and
Lower Their Vitality.
The death rate of Norrol, is stead.
ly decreasing accordmg to the rec.
ords Of local uudcrtakcrs. During
1905 the number of deaths reported in
Norfolk and vicinity was twenty per
cent below that or the average of a
number of preceding wears. For the
last three months Of the year the de-.
crease in the number ol deaths
handled 10y the COrOuors was more
than half of the previous year Dcccm-
bCr not showing a single death as re-.
ported by the local undcrtakcrs.
While this condition locally Is one
of docr qualification to the people II Is
a general one and prevails throughOul
Nebraska. Iohbors and manuracWr
ors of undCrtakors' supplies report
that their business for the past year
has been fully onC1rth less than that
Of any preceding year.
The climate of Nebraska is given
great credit for this change In the
death rate. The experience of under
takers in the state has been that the
greatest number of deaths occur in
the winter and grow less as the winter
is more open. Every stretch of severe.
cold weather piles up the number Of
deaths and period of warm. sunshiny
days royorscs conditions completely.
This is accounted for largely be
cause persons are shut in during the
cold weather. breathe bad air and are
subject TO drauphts Their vitality is
lowered and, in the poorer hygonic
conditions, contract Illnesses which
they are unable to overcome The in.
crease in deaths during severe wealth
or is mostly among the poorer classes.
who have badly ventilated and poorly
heated homes to live in, who are
crowded into too small a living space
and are unable to buy the proper food
To keep their bodies i'm condition to
Withstand the cold. Among the more
prosperous classes the increase in
deaths in cold weather is very slight.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-02
HORSE ITCH ON SANTEE RESERVE
DR.. Meyers Finds Plague impossible to
Stamp Out-Reds Won't Aid.

DR.. Meyers Finds Plague Impossible to
Stamp Out-Reds Won't Aid.
A form of itch is prevalent among
the horses on the Santee Agency and
in the surrounding country, according
to DR.. j. c. Myers, who has just re-
turned from a trip to Creighton and
Niobrara.
This disease is so prevalent that it
will only be possible to stamp it out
by concerted action which is impos-
sible at present. The farmers are per
fectly willing to clean up their horses
and rid them of all infection but the
Indians will not aid in the work, so
re-infection cannot be prevented.
An effort will be made by State
Veterinarian McKim to induce the In
dian authorities to aid in the effort to
stamp out the disease. When the itch
first came a number of the farmers
were badly worried for fear that skin
disease had broken out among the
horses An infected horse rubs and
bites itself continually until large
spots are bare of hair and in many
places scabs have formed, which ruin
the looks of the horse entirely,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-02
BLACK HILLS TRAIN is LATE.

Delay In Black Hills Caused Train 20
Sc Four Hours Behind
The onsJbuuud mainline passenger
N1u ON ,hu Northwestern limo due Mt
noon, was reported -four hours late.
The train arrived nj I p m THE Orou.
bile WINS somewhere In the Bl1cN IIills.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-02
Experience Sometimes a Dear Teacher

So many parents Of young children
do not realize the danger from Group
until they have had the experience Of
one severe case in their own home
To be awakened in the middle of the
night by the peculiar rough cough and
find their little one suffering from a
fully developed attack of the Group
and nothing in the house with which
to relieve it is a lesson never to be
forgotten. good remedy at hand is
Of incalculable value in a time like
this, and nothing better can be OBJ
tanned than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t has been thoroughly test.
ed in hundreds Of cases and not only
cures Group, but when given as soon
as the first symptoms appear it will
prevent the attack. The fact that this
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-02
FRIDAY FACTS

Cooroo u povd of ool,dolo is f., tIo
ci,.
A. r. lIoyo, is tropsooti,,,, h,,si,o,o
IN NIodisor
w II DnttorGold r,odo trin ,o
Omaha TO-DAY
Ernest Nonsla ie tol,ing vocotior
in Stony civ
Louie paos,noo,.on oo,o ,. ena..
ctortor ,rbursdov
mr. K w williorne bos ,,oro to
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turned from ST Josonh
Mic. Nora cto.,i,,' r,,,,,.,,,,i J., po,
uo Creol, Fridav morning
@ T. Wrieht nf iTur,nhroy et,rrod
ovar nfoht in Norton,
Miss MYRTLE Rover has gono 70 PAT
tlo CroeI, for short vieit
Mr. and lrre rrorI, nan. ,r rr,.I.i,..
were in tbc city YESTERDAY
Mrs w w Rcharte I,e ro,,rrod
rro, q trim to tho p,ciGc coost
Miss Anna r5ron1in or Stonto, v,os
ybopping in Norrol, Thursday
Iro Iuu ie boro from ,,ors ro, O
visit with his motbor and friends
Henry Hasennnup is VISITING frionde
at Nonowi and Ivnch This wook
Mrs. O. n NIaas and son Edward
are visiting here from Battle Crool,
A Rasmussen and y Rasmussen of
Belden spent Thursday night in Nor.
folk
Sheriff Page Of Fillmore countv was
in Norfolk Thursday morning ON husi.
ness.
| Senator w V Allen of Madison
came M Thursday evening on busi.
ness.
Mrs O r ElIor left at noon to-day
for Lincoln after q montb,e visit win
| her parents
Mrs Hindman and daughter CIarice
of Niobrara snent Thursday morring
in Norfolk.
Miss OpaI Madsen left this noon for
Lincoln where she will attend Wes.
! Ivan college.
RI. Roush of Elm Creek is visiting
w / White in Norfolk He ie on
his way TO Sioux CITY.
Mrs. A w Barge of Hosliins and
A. B brandon of harrington are visit.
ing at the I I, Ivnde home
j n. Dunbar of White Lake u
who has been visiting his son Ira 7,
Dunbar. returned home TODAY
Louis Porter of Ponca is in tbe citv
Carl Falk of Hoskins is building a
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-02
How to Cure corrs and Bunlons.

First, soak the corn or bunlon In
warm water to soften II; then pare It
down as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamber
lnin's Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing
vigorously for nve minutes at each APP
pliCatiOn. A corn plaster should be
worn a few days to protect II from
the shoe AS n general llnimcnt for
sprains, bruises, lnmoncss and rheum.
atIsm, Pain Balm Is uncQunled. For
snle by LoOnnrd the drmEEist.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-02

returning every four weeks Consult
her while the opportunity is at hand.
DIR. CAIIbW ELL limits her practice
to the special treatment Of diseases Of
the eye. ear. nose. throat lungs female
diseases. diseases of children and all
chronic, nervous and surgical diseases
of "a durable nature Early cOusump-
ion bronchitis, bronchial catarrh,
chronic cttarrh. headache. constipation,
stomach ana bowel troubles. rheuma-
tism, neuralgia. sciatica. kidney dis
eases, BrightS disease, diseases of the
liver and bladder, dizziness nervous
ness, Indigestion obesity interrupted
nutrition, slow growth in children. and
an wasting diseases i'm adults. dcfOrm-
itics, club feet curvature of the spine,
diseases of the brain. paralysis heart
disease. drOpSy, swelling of the limbs
structure. open sores, pain I'm the bones,
granular cnlarEomeuts and AN long
standing diseases properly treated.
Hl"od and skin Diseases.
spots. falling of the hair, bad complex
on r"Z'Wl. throat ulcers bone pains,
bladder troubles, weak back burning
I".lS of constitutional sickness or the
taking of too much injurious medicine
receives SearrhluE treatment prompt
relief ana 20 cure for life.
Diseases of women, Irregular mouS-
truattou. falling of the womb. bearing
down pains female disbursements. lack
baroness. consult Dr. Caldwell and she
VIII show them the cause of their trou-
bile und the way to become cured.
Cancers. GUitcr, FistuIn. Piles.
land enlarged glands treated with the
subcutaueous injection method abso-
lutcly without pain and without the
loss Of drop of blood, is one of her
! own discoveries ana is really the most
! scientific method of this advanced age.
| DIR. Caldwell has practiced her profess
| sion in some of the largest hospitals
| throughout the country. She has no
superior in the treating and diagnos-
! ing of diseases, deformities. etc. She
! braska, where she will spend a portion
| Of each week treating her many pa
| tents, No incurable cases accepted for
| treatment Consultation, examination
| ed.
DIR. ORA CALDWELL & CO.,
Chicago, Ill
Address all mail to Bee Building.
| Omaha, Seb.
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Superior engraved cards The News
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The first day spent in the city, the
party were guests of Mr.. Stillwen in
a street car ride to Tacubaya, a SUI
burb 10 miles out, which gave a
glimpse of rural life. BY the way, the
City of Mexico has a splendid street
car system, which reaches every
suburb within twenty miles, and every
car returns to a central station near
the cathedral so that if person gets
lost all he has to do is to take a car
and it will bring him to the central
part of the city. On this ride, poems
were seen on their way to market
with the products of their fields. Lit.
tie burros piled two or three times
their own height with hay, straw or
corn were passed, while MeIieanl
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we're seen bearing baskets ON their
heads, carving lettuce, onions. rad.
ishcs. strawberries, fruits and other
vegetables. There are frequent canals
along the route taken aud invariably
as these were crossed great rows Of
women would be sCCu lnCCling 10y
the water side doing the family wash
rough stone partly submerged doing
service as a washhuard.
prcec,ted 20 Ma,
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ccncc. Situated at the summit of a
high hill with sides slOpng to the
foundations of the building. which pre-
sent smooth perpendicular front up
which it would be impossible for an
enemy TO climb. il has served in past
as a fortress as well as the residence
of the chief executive The hundreds
of apartments of the castle are clc.
gautIy furnished i'm the most oXpon-
sivc furniture Of many ages. while the
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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-02
Chamberlan's Cough Remedy Abso-
lutely Harmless.

Every mother should know that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is per.
fectly safe for children to take, as it
contains nothing harmful. For sale by
all druggists.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-02

Farmers bring in your repair work
for spring. | will save you 2O%o, as |
have the time and am prepared to do
the work. Paul Nordwig.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-02
ANCIENT CITY Of MEXICO
NEWS EDITOR DESCRIBES TRIP
THROUGH UNIQUE TOWN.
THERE is NO OTHER LIKE IT

Enough For Team to Pass Through.
are Thronued With indians, Mex.
io.ns e,,ni,rds and othar Thir,e
On BOARD the Kansas CIty' MEXICO
ana GuIi Special headed North from
the city OF Mexico, January l9,-trom
a stan correspondent: Inc SillIWolI
party OF milllohalres Ielt the CITY OF
MEXICO at O'Clock Iast evening on
the Mexican central railrOad Whlch
traVerses the central part OF the re-
public in a horthwesterly direction to
Eel PaSo, texas, distance ol liza
miles, our immediate destination is
Chlhuahua, pronounced CheWaWa 2OO
miles from the border, where we strike
900 miles OF road already buiIt that
VIII become a INK IN the Kansas CITY,
Mexico and Orient, when it is com
pleted.
To give description OF the City OF
Mexico after visit OF two days, a
considerable portion of which time was
taken mp with special features, is sim.
ply out of the question TO get com
prehensive idea OF this most remark
able city on the American continent
would require two months of active
sight seeing, and | am not going to at
tempt to do anything with it eX-
cept in a most superficial way. Any
thing more would be unfair to the sub
ject and unfair to the writer and would
wlthaI be ridiculous.
Different From Other Cities.
There is nothing else IN America
just Ilke the city OF MeNco-hot even
III Mexico itS"Il is there any town that
VIII compar" with II. Here NorteH
found substantial city when he
reached the valley OF MEXICO IN lo2I
ana a state OF civilization found no.
where else on the western continent
At that time the city OF Mexico was
bulIt on small islands I'M the midst OF
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-02

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Every want ad Is ready by $500
people each day. They cost one PEN
ny per word.
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SuCeSOS en- la ISIa.

Coronel Hamill San Juan.-Isabela
Septiembre 7.-Anoche 1890 p. m. tren
balRstre regreso Aguadilla conducido ma
quinistas Rafael Baez Ramon Anton.
giorgi, hiri6 gravemente ciudadano CIau-
dio Jordan en- la cabeza y ambos bra
zos. Constituime lugar suceso barrfo "Jo-
bos'' en- union guardia Ocacio hacienda
conducir herido pueblo. Investigando ca
so, Jordan mont6se desvio Aguadilla sin
permiso maquiniEtaa: que ambos arrestados
eueron puestos disposition Corte Paz. Es.
tado herido segdn prescription facultativa
grave-Lopez de Azua. Corpl .,-
GALES Aver fu6 capturado en- barrio
"Pezas" por guardias Antonio Luciano y
Amador Salgado, individuo Jose Ortiz il
menez, alias "Cansobre" por robo dos ca
bezas de ganado, las que fueron ocupadaS y
puestas disposition Juez en- union acusado.
Vsldivieso Cabo.
Mayagtez.-Eugenio C6mara por asun-
tos familias dispar6 dos tiros revolver q su
concuhado Rodolfo Echevarria, hiri6udole
no de gravedad. Fu6 detenido.
Silen.
Vega Baja.-Hoy 10. a. m. quem6se
cuerda cana hacienda "Cdrmen": extingui.
do fuego enseguida. Result6 CASUAL
Eueutes Cabo
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UN HECHO Wanda
LICO EN- CAYEY
e senior Vidal Vidal Sc enCuentra en-
estadO grave.
LAS aVt0TIdadas da6an pT0osdar 0lsrgIeansnIe
Ode maestro corre8ponsaI J

Septbre 7.-Ampliando mi telegrama
de aver, debo informar 10 sucedido 8 sea 10
que manos homicidas han cometido con
nuestro amigo , apreciado comratriota
Vidal VidaI
El dfa 5 dirigi6se Vidal al campo en-
.aspntos paFticutafes despu6s de haber
llenado su cometido, de vuelta para su ca
80 fu6 de pronto acometido en- despoblado
por un grupo de hombres que palos y
pedradas hieieron su agosto en- el, derri-
b6ndole del cahallo en- que cabalgaba
hiriendole gravemente; salvandose de una
muerte segura por ell ruido q. hizo un coche
que passbaeen ese instante, causa esta por
Ia que Sc dieron & la fuga los agresores
En- muy NAL estado 10 trajeron 4 su ca
sa, donde Sc le hizo IL primera cura.
Presenta un sinnGmero de golpes de
pedradas en- difelentes parties del cuerpo,
siendo las mas que le atormentan las reci-
bidas en- el pecho; tiene en- la frente una
aberturs que al aparecer fue ocasionada
,por arma blanca, los dientes muelas fue.
ron destrozados y las mandfbulas interio-
res rotas.
No puede articular palabra alguna, ha-
ci6ndolo por medic de escritos
4-uSSO uo 6SGhA Gil 81 Cddd Q6G1hIO QS~
lante del teniente Mongil.
Hoy ha sido trasladado al Hospital
Militar donde.se le va hacer la operaci6n,
y antes de montarse en- ell coche que 10
conducfa jur6 la denuncia ante ell juez.
Nos dicen que en- las investigaciones
practicadas por el teniente Mongil fueron
encontrados en- ell lugar del suceso, un Ipu-
nal, un pedazo de epidermis con cabellos,
y varias piedras y, tambi6n nos dicen que
dos de los acusados como agresores Felipe
Belpr6 y Felix Figueroa han sido deteni'
dos exigi6adoles una exigua fanza para su
libertad provisional por 10 que, 81 es asf,
llamamos la atenci6n de las autoridades
competentes y confiamos en- q. este asunto
no habrd de quedar impune para que no
sean repetidas squellas desagradables es-
cenas en- que Ia mas grande anar-
qufa reinaba aquf en- este morigerado pue.
bio, modelo de cultura censatez.
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Ell VIAJE De Mr.. ROOT
a Sur-An6iCa.
Opinion lds Ia prsnsa
nOrte-amerieana.
Nj, Root dice sl Louisville Evening Post
esia lihTaRda una husna Campaha para d
prssldsuCIa. 4 psssr De que Sc haIIa IsIOs
de su patTla."

Boston Transcript ''-"El estableCeE
una nueva lfnea de yapores entire Rio Ja-
metro 7 New York, seflala un importante
paso en Ia reIaci6n que existe entire ambas
naeiones, Ia que se ha aludiio con fre-
cuencia durante Ia vista del Secretario
Root 81 Brasil."
''Boston Globe. '-"Et S cretario Root,
se encuentfa ahora en- el oceaDo Pacffco
navegando hacia Valparaiso espera lie
gar & Panama ell Is de Septiembre; 6sta
es Ia fscha en- que Sc espeTa la revolaci6n
de Mejico."
4 s.I2iilode7ptia Record. Gel secreto
de saear ventaja propia Ia era de buenos
sentimientos engendrada por la vista del
SecretaTio Root; es comprendido en- pocas
palaBraa: Pdsar los trat0dos de reciproei.
dad
eWashingt0n Post. "-',No puede du-
d4rse que los headers del sur pensaron,
que qui6aas oyesen los discursos del Se-
cretario Root, qui6nes cambiarau opinio-
mes con 81, Sc implesionarfan con el cardc,
ter exaltado Do Ia doetrina Monroe, a-ne-
cesidad de mantenerla con rigidez, Ia con-
yeniencia de extender sus principles, para
encontrar nueVas condolences en- los CEN
tros polfticos
s,lItlsOaukee Journal '-"Mr. Root pa
rece lIevar 81 estandarte alrededor del he-
misferio del sur. !"
.sLouisuille EUening Post t"-sMr. Root
eata libFando una buena campafia para la
presidencia, pesar de que Sc halta iejos
de So patria."
Oakland HeraM "-"La vista de Mr..
Root los americanos del sur, llevaIa su
prop6sito.
Los discursos del Sacretario de Estado,
tienenel carscter de un saludo Official del
pueblo de los Estados Unidos, al pueblo
de las rep6blicas latino-americauas
"Ellas 10 recibiran como tai, y Europa
entendera tambien que Ell Secretario Root
ha hablado con autoridad"
'Butato EOening Ne,os. LA doetrina
Monroe toma un signifcado nuevo, agra
dabie para sur Am6rica, como 81 la fota
americana Sc deSplegase en- Ell sur para
mostrar solameute una paEte de sus navfos,
en- case de IN ataque por el otro lado de la
laguna."
sSt Louis Globe Democrat ~ Buscan-
do un reouerdo para traer su hcgar des-
de sur America, el Secretario Root podrfa
levantar una excitaci6n con Ia siesta.'
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CiiCO PuertOniqHefiO

Estuvo muY concurrido MA function de
aneche Ell Cinemat6grsfo Lumiere de a
Empresa Otero y Ca. Sc exhibi6 un pro-
granae muy variado, que fu6 del agrado
del p1blico.
Entire las vistas que fueron aplaudidas,
y que eI p6blico hiso repetir, est6n las
tituladas "El Desertor", LA Casa de
Campo, Excursion por Italia."
Para hoy Sc anuucia un precioso pro.
grama, y hay algunos estrenos.
Asf, pueE, al Circo Otero esta noehe.
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Union de Puerto Rico.
JUNTA CENTRAL.

Sc ruega encarecidamente las Juntas
Locales que Sc sirvan enviar las candida
turas acordadas por las convenciones para
oargos municipales, fin de presentarlas,
antes del 10, al Hon. SecTetario de Puerto
Rico, llenando uu precepto ineludible de
la Ley electoral.
V6ase la secci6n 33 de la misma ley que
prescribe la forma en- que han de presen-
tarse D shas candidaturas.
San IAN, Agosto de 1905.
Por orden
Pedro de Eyzaburu,
3vs. Seeretaric.
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Is pOT CieRtO.

Tai es 10 que puede economizarse un Sc.
nor dentista al comprar sus materiales <
los seflores Salgado & Fuertes en- su Dep6.
sito Dental. Muchos artfculos pueden ob.
tenerge precio inferior al que cargan en-
los EE. W. los dep6sitos de igual Ia.
dole avs
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COmpaTfa IiriCa Italiana SGOgnami.
Clio.


Ultimo Domingo. Ell 8 de Septiembre
de 1906, dos funciones extraordinarias,
Matinee de gala, en- honor de la distiu-
guida artista Ernestina Bettini, quien sc
complace en- dedicarlo las ninas de San
Juan.
Espeotdculos para familias & precios
popularfsimOs. Gran 6xito, ''Las Srtap.
MichG".
Precios de matinee: PaIcos con 6 en-
tradas, $500; Luneta con entrada, O.50
BALCONIES, so; Galerfa, OPS.
POr la noche q las ocho y media en-
punto, function precios reducidos.
A petici6n del comercio en- general,
"Il Trovatore''.
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RIENYENIpOS.

Don Jose Basora y Mestre, active Sc
cretario de la Corte de Distrito de Aqua.
dilla, Sc encuentra en- esta eiudad en- uso
de licencia.
Don Gustavo Zeno, professor, de Areci.
DO, pasa unos dias en- esta ciudad, despues
de convalecer de la dolencia que le retu-
vo en- la Carolina algun tempo.
Buenas impresiones deseamos en- esta
capital los estimables compatriotas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-08

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de Pc
ri6dico vieio & $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-08
Honras fdnebres en- Ell PasO, Texas

FL 27 de Agosto pr6ximo pasado veri-
fcaronse honras fdoebres en- Ia Iglesia del
Sagrado Coraz6D, ciudad de Ell faso, Te-
xas, en- memoria del senior Alexandra Mar
tinez, piadoso acto para Ell cual desde di-
cha ciudad inyitan la Correspondent.
cia" don Felix Martinez y familia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-08

recurso mas, cuando todos los demas me-
dios han fracasado, restaurs su valor y
desvanece Ell peligro inminente de Ia deses
peraci6n.
Como ha dicho muy bien un Cirujano:
"sustituim0s & la ceItezG de la muerte, ana
Vez m6s, Ia incertidUmBre haJaqadora de Ia
vida."
En- esta impTenta . vende paPel de Pc
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-14

Mrs. Sarah Jacobs of Salem, Idaho, Is
visiting with relatives.
The G numerical Club Melted close to
500 trom The play Clouds" given by
our Home Dramatic Co.
What's the good OF keeping from him
Any good things you may see,
That will lift his load Of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea.
r. Wadsworth.
The Racker Mere. Company have in
creased their force OF clerks in order TO
! take care cf their ever increasing Gus
toners. They now claim that people
will not have to wait.
James Kirkham aud wife Of Ray
mond, Canada, came down from the
north Last week and 10 visiting with
friends aud relatives While here they
are the guests Of his son, James NJ
| kirkhau,