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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-28
Attention, Firemen.

Regular meeting of Toledo Fire De.
partment next Tuesday evening, Jan.
uary l. R. A. ARNOLD, Secretary.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-28

THE LEADER and Oregonian-the best
Tor the money-$2 per year.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-28
Toledo Public Schools.

Report for the term beginning Octo-
Der l, and ending December 81, 1906:
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-07-12

da, fne M padre protector de Ia
sociedad de Taos. Fu6 un ciuda-
dano utlla nuestro pueblo y q Nu-
evo Mexico. Fue I'M amable es-
poso y carinoso padre ademas de
ser caritativo y querido de cuantos
le conocieronA
Por 10 tanto sea resuelto: One
los ciudadanos de Taos por medic
de esta comisi6n, extienden la fa-
milia sus mas sinceras simpatias
de condolencia, por la irreparable
perdida que con la muerte de su
querido padre han tenido que su-
frir, y que eleyanos naestras pie
garias al Altisimo para la biena.
venturanza eterna de sn alma y pa
ra que envfe d Ia familia el balsa-
mo de la resignation y consuelo.
Resuelyase ademas: Que una
copia de este obituario y resolu-
clones sean mandadas a 'Ia Re-
vista de Taos, 4 "I.a Voz del Pu-
ebIo" de Las Vegas, y al "Nuevo
Mexicano' para su debida pnbli-
cacion y como una prueba del sen
timiento del pueblo de Taos, hacia
la familia Mares.
Malaquias Martinez,
Eleonor Trujillo,
J. N. Vigil,
Pablo Sisneros,
Lorenzo Lobato,
Comisi6n.
Taos, N. M., 8 de Julio, 1906.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-07-12
La Lana.

Las siguientes noticlas que vie
nen de Boston, pondran al corriente
a nuestros borregueros, 81 subido
precio que alcanza la lana en- estos
momentos, en- los prncipales mer-
cados; cuyos precios ensenan pa
tentamente, que la lana sigue fir
me en- sus precios, conforne las
cotizaciones de mercado que he
mos venido publicando, sobre pre-
clio dc lana
Segun indIcan los despaehos,
que publicamos 4 continuation, Sc
estan efectuando grandes colnpras
y a muy bnen prccio.
Sabido es de todos, que la lana
de Nuevo Mexico J Colorado, es su,
perior en- calidad a la lana que pro-
duce el estado dc Wyo. y no obs
tante, los acaparadores de lana aquf,
han pagado precioS mucho mas ba-
jos, de 10 que So ha pagado en-
Wyo.
Estas observaciones las hacemos
para el gobierno de los borregue-
ros y deseamos one las consideren
antes de aceptar ofertas.
He aqui los teldgramas;
Boston, Julio g. Gran lnter6s
Sc manifesto en- el mercado de Ia
ma Y IN tono mejor es aparente.
Grandes eompras Sc estan contra
tando en- 81 Poniente. Las tenta
twas do asegurar un precio balo nc
han tenido buen efecto. En- los
lugares de trasquila Sc presenta
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poca actiyidad".

poca actiyidad".
"Boston, Julio 5. Transac-
clones de lana territorial en- el
mercado de Boston, en- esta sema-
ma, por primera yez en- muchas,
semanas, incluyen lana de la re-
cientemente trasquilada de peso
mediano y de media sangre. Lana
de Wayoming ha sido vendida de
2S 4 20 centavos, trayendo por cos
to cuando esta limpia, 10 centayos
por la de media sangre y 6S centa-
yos por la de tres octayos. Lana
fina de peso liviano Sc ha vendido
de % 4 "a cs."
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-07-12
NeCeSitamOS TerrenOS.

Podemos hacer yentas prontas
81 81 precio es satisfactorio, do las
siguientes propiedades:
Terrenos carbonfferos, terrenos
de maderas, terrenos de pasteos,
terrenos para colonization y pro
piedades lnineras. Las proPieda-
des deben ser grandes y de valor
establecido.
Varies millones de pesos listos
para invertirse.
Sc compran y SO venden eScritu-
ras de terrenos.
Dirfjanse a
HUGO SEABERG,
Ration, N. Mex.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-07-12
vOtO De Gracias.

Las presentes lfneas llevan ell
selIo de Ia mas profunda gratitud
hacia los dignos residences de este
vale, que tan bondadosamente nos
prodigaron su ayuda y yacompanami-
ento, tanto durante la enferme.
dad dc nuestro querido padre, don
Cristobal Mares, como en- su falle-
clmiento hasta dejarlo depositado
en- su lecho de eterno descanso.
aacemos pdblico nuestro agra
decimiento por medic de estas H.
peas, y damos las mas cumplidas
gracias a todas aquellas personas
que en- nuestras horas de dolor nos
demonstration su simpatia y aprccio
con su acompanauliento y sus fra
ses de p6same.
Laureano Mares y Iermanos.
Taos, N. Nj. Julio IL de 1906.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-07-12
ObituariO
Resoluciones
DEL FINADO, HON.
CRISTOBAL MARES.

A las Z en- punto de la manana,
del Sabado pasado, dia Z de Julio.
1905, deid de existir en- su resi-
dencia, en- esta de Taos, el afable
ciudadano y paisano, hon. Crist6-
bal Mares, quien sucumbi6 al Sc
pulcro victima Dc Ia febre pneu-
mona. Bien mereee que Sc tribu-
te pIblico testimonio de conside-
raci6n y carino a sn memoria, va
que con la muerte de tan respeta
bic ciudadano, Taos piorde uno de
sus nejores lnoradores, que mas
honraban 81 embeIesante y f6rtil
valle de Taos.
Su caracter franco y suggestive,
no tenfa enemigos.
Porque no era ambicioso; por.
que 50 distinguio siempre, tanto
por el poryenir y bienestar de sus
conciudadanos, como por el por-
venir de Sus hijos, empehdndose
siempre on darles una educacidn
eslnerada en- las nlejores institu-
clones educacionales; cuyo fruto
do aquella semilla, sembrada POI
81 buen padre de famiIia, Mares,
Ia VIC recogida y horeada en- lau
relies, mucho antes dc su lnuerte,
y pddo verla perenne Y satlsfacto
ria con sus hijos G hijas, los que
hoy dan honor 4 nuestra raza y a
su nombre. Su caridad, bondad J
cariio hacia los pobges era una de
las tantas buenas cualidades que
le adornaban en- vida. Los pobres
y necesltados hallaron slempre con
q, refugio y amparo, cual robusto
roble, en- cuyo foliage las ayes ha-
Han donde refugiarae; y para sus
vecinos, asociados, conocidos y pa.
rientes, fuG jardin de aromaticas
flores de cuyo contacto y roce, es
dolor separarse.
FL tinado fuc hijo de los esposos,
Juan Mares y Juanita Gonzales de
Mares, y nacid el mes de Julio,
A. ID. 1888, en- esta do Taos. El
dia 2 de Agosto, A. y. 1858, case
con dona Trinidad Pacheco, hiia
de don Antonio Ma. Pacheco, la
que falleci6 el dia 81 de Mario,
1899, cuyo acontecimiento, cause
on ese feliz hogar, funebrosa iris
teza y profundo luto, despues dc
una existencia de placer y salts
faccion que entire los esposos Sc
deslisaba, seguidas con las dulzu-
ras que proporciona una concien-
cia tranquila Al sucederse el triste
adios de dos seres, cuyo placer, d.
cha y felicidad, Sc vi6 trocada en-
mcmentos supremos de prueba
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-07-12
ACCIDENTE.

Aver tarde, montadas en- carrua-
je, Sc dlrigiAn Mrs J. Q. Cook y
Mira S. locke para el Ranchito, de
paseo, cuando en- ,un momento
inesperado el caballo que conducfa
el buggy Sc asu8t6 de tai manera,
que al fin hizo anicos ell carruaje;
resultandc ambas senoras congrayes
lesiones. Mrs Cook, que arriaba
el caballo, solt6 las riendas y pudo
saltar en- TERRA, 10 que hizo que
sus lesiones no son de tanta grave.
dad. Mrs Lock Ilevd Ia peor parte,
resuItando abajo del carruaje
hecho anicos, produciendole fuertes
lesiones de prondstico reseryado
Y de alguna gravedad.
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f11aGdici6t1.
s T+@#ss#% s

Middleton, ST, middleton
sobre mi que por 81 nundo
Arrastro i'm pesar profundo
En- mi enfermo coraz6n.
Esta horrible deception
Me martiriza de un modo
Que, para dudar de todo,
Do quiera los ojos gluo
Miro a IN esqueleto frio
En- ancha tumba de lodo.
Cancer que destroza d pecho.
Desconfianza que asesina;
Fantasma que me DONNA
All girar de trecho en- trecho.
IIoras de insomnia en- el lecho,
Esperanzas que faIlecen;
Realidades que So ofrecen
A mis- hoios sonadores
Y entire purpurinas flores
All instante desaparecen.
Una hermosa desposada
Abre el camarfn suntuoso
! EN- arranqne voluptuoso
Deja su pnerta manchada.
La coDstante carca]ada
Del mundo que Sc divierte;
Rumor que confuse advierte
All espiar el dido,
Como el finebre tanido
De la campana de muerte.
Ali vistosas estrellas
Almbran ruborizadas
A lnujeres enbriagadas
Que duermen sobre botellas.
Confdndense con aquellas
Despreciables criaturas,
Hombres que llevan seguras
En- el frac, que no pagaron,
Los blasones que ganaron
En- torneos de impostlnas.
Sc presenta Ia ambicion
Alzando tronos yiolentos
Con los pedazos sangrientos
De su mismo coraz6n.
Escalon tras escal6n
sube impaciente en- su anhelo;
\ sin apartar del suelo
Pies en- que anidan gusanos,
Finge tocar con las lnanos
Tesoros que guarda el cielo.
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PARA TIA REyIsTA DE TAOS"

Besos que dan las hermosas
Mintiendo amoroso pacto,
Y son tan solo el contacto
De unas membranes mucosas.
Ocultas en- bellas rosas
Las espiaas aceradas,
\ ocultas en- cart iadas,
Para aumentar el queAranto,
Las gruesas gotas de llauto
Que arrancan dichas pasadas.
Diciendo 10 que no siento
Sc revuelca la ironfa
Con la mirada sombria,
Y laureles en- la frente.
La calunnia de repent6
Toma puesto en- la batalla;
Cual divisa de la canalla
Sc ensoberbece de modo
Que, atropellandolo todo,
Grita mas, cuando mas Gala.
Crfmenes que el oJo mira
En- este mundo de enganos;
lnfernales desenganos
Que llora en- vano la Ira.
Imperando la mentira
Be leyanta magcstnosa,
Como inagen voluptuosa
DE una mujer cuyo seno
Da mortffero veneno
Con labios color de rosa.
Desquicianiento one pasa
Ill ItY llelIO IOIDGlllnO,
Derramando en- su camino
Fuego que mi pecho abraza.
La Imagination traspasa
El pantano en- que me hundo,
Y por la extension del mundo
Arrastro, sin fe nj calma,
En- el santuario del alma
El malestar mas profundo.
Sigue en- tn carrera impura
Mundo que atesoras bienes,
! que para mi no tienes
NADIA mas que desyentura.
InutiI dicha procure
Mi ahigido coraz6n,
Pues perpida la llusidn,
All mirar tanta arteria,
Escribo cos mano fra
En- mi seno; i"Maldici6n"l
Pinan de Villegas.
Veracruz, Mexico, Julio 1906.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-07-12

En- dicha union Dios los bendiiC
con 10 hijos & hijas, de los cualei
sobreviven solamente B hombres j
3 mu1eres. De los tres hombrel
dos, don Laureano y Fernando Ma
res, estan casados y residen aqu.
en- Taos. FL i6yen Eduardo Ma.
res, esta soltero. Las tres muje.
res estan casadas felizmente cor
hombres honrados y energicos
Dona Lupita M. de Martinez con
81 hon. Severino Martinez, conner
ciante y rico ganadero en- Black
Lake, N. Mex. Dona Porfria M
dc Martinez con el hon. Epimenio
Martinez, comerciante tambien y
rico ganadero de Wagon Mound,
n. M. y dona Isabel M. de Lujan,
con don Lorenzo Lujan, rico ha-
cendado, de Kimball, Okla.
Don Clistobal, VIC rodeado su
lecho mortuorio de sus tres hijos,
y una de sus hijas, dona Portiria
NJ. de Martinez. Las delnas hiias
no pudieron presenciar la muerte
del tutor de sus dias, por hallarse
ausentes y porque la muerte fu6
inesperada, adn hogas antes de su-
cumbir al sepulcro.
En- el hoy, ldgubre hogar, que
dan aun dos hutrfanas, que halla-
ron con 81 bondadoso don Cristo-
bal, un afable y cari1oso padre, de
cuya horfandad, las hizo hijas
adoptivas.
FL registro de la vida pdblica
del hon. Crist6bal Mares, honran
en- verdad al pueblo de Taos y co
mo sirviente del pueblo, que 10
fuG ALA por los amos de 1883 hasta
1890, no tienen precedente. En-
1888, siryi6 al pueblo, como Go
misionado de Condado. En- 1885,
como tesorero, y mas tarde fut
Juez dc Pruebas y luego Repre-
sentante, en- la Legislature de
Nuevo Mexico. En- todas estas
capacidades sirvi6 al pueblo de
Taos de un modo tan conpetente,
como con una honestidad intacha-
BILE.
Los restos mortales de este no
ble ciudadano Y amoroso padre,
fueron velados solemnemente, du-
rante la noche del Sabado; Y en-
esa noche. no menos que doscien
las personals rodearon el finobre
ataud, que contenfa tan valuables
despoios. El Domingo, 4 las 2 de
la tarde, tuvo lugar 81 funeral, an
te nuinerosa multitud conducida
por 65 calruaies y oficiando el
Rev. Jose Giraud. Sus restos fue-
ron sepultados en- el cementerio
do Ia Iona, perteneciente a Ia IA
milia.
En- memoria y reconocimiento
de aprecio, los ciudadanos de Taos
nombraron una comisi6n de cinco
individuos para que redactara re-
soluciones, cuya comisi6n reporta
las siguientes:
RESOLUCIONES.
Por cuaato; que el finado en- vi
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-07-12

Taos, N. NJ, 8 de Julio, 1906.
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Por cuaato; que el finado en- Vi
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-16
Birds as Farmers Allies.

Through Consul McNally of Liege the
drift Of discussion at a recent meet.
ing Of the English board Of agricul.
ture with respect to the value or non
value Of birds to farmers has been for
warded for publication in government
reports. The consul says:
Opinion among farmers is hopelessly
divided as to the value OF birds to the
agriculturist. At a discussion held by the
board Of agriculture some advocated the
destruction OF what they regarded as
birds do more good than harm. Those
most interested in the subject think that
under present conditions the balance Of
nature has been upset. The gamekeepers
killed of the predatory birds. and farm
ers clubs give high price for magpies.
Jays and others that prey on eggs and
aedselings. The result Is that there IL un-
Qusstionably an abnormal number Of
small birds that do great amount of
damage to crops.
Bird lovers insist that the damage due
to their proteges Is apparent, while the
good they do is overlooked. 1t is ad-
mitted that in certain seasons, especial
y dry summers. when there are few
insects and worms. birds feed them
selves and their young upon fruit. 1t
Is pointed out BY the protectors Of
wild birds that the thrush and chat
finch destroy worms, insects and nou-
blesoms weeds and also eat fruit or
vegetables. The tomtit, goldhnch, wren
and woodpecker keep the garden and
orchard clear Of weevlls, grubs. this
ties, green dies and beetles. For the
sparrow no defense is offered, while
the crow family Is credited with eating
grubs and worms and at the same time
digging up young crops in search Of
their natural food.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-16
CIVIC BETT. ERMENT.
How q Dirty section IF Chicago.Wa -
CleaneoL

How . Dirty Section ef Chicago. vi u
Cleaned
Suggestions for the cl gaming ofetowll
are contained in the blowing artid
by Margaret Menet in the MunicIpal
News:
When the South Parkc Improvement
association of Chicago, organized in
1901, began its work of out of door i'm
provements the condition that present
ed itself included broien pavements,
unpaved, filthy alleys, vacant lots over
grown with weeds, waste paper blown
about by every wind, heaps Of rubbish,
broken lamp posts, de.d shade trees,
long rows Of unsightly garbage boxes
and, in fact, chaos Of things unfit to
be seen,,. breeding disease and offensive
to every resident. The fact was dis
closed that exorbitant prices had been
paid for Intellectual sprinkling, while
during the winter season the removal
of snow in front of vacant lot property
was only an occasional Undertaking.
In amelioration Of this bad condition
the organization soon furnished itself
with an equipment Of sprinkling wag-
ons with which 1t is able thoroughly to
keep clean large area Of territory, and
with snowplows Of the most approved
and well tested pattern 1t keeps the
streets open during storm periods.
The South Park Improvement asso-
citation began its organization by secur-
ing contracts from all property owners,
householders. the churches. business
men, the University Of Chicago and
owners Of apartment buildings.
These contracts put the signers under
obligations for sums ranging from 81
month to as high as $500 year, the
latter amount being the sum paid by
the University Of Chicago. Owners Of
apartment buildings pay from $12
year to as high as 500 year, accord
ing TO the size of the building.
The territory that comes under the
Jurisdiction Of the South Park Improves
ment association extends from Fifty
fifth street to Fifty.ninth street north
and south and from Cottage Grove ave
nue. to the Illinois Central tracks east
and west. Within this district the
streets are kept clean aud we'll watered
In the summer time and free of snow
and ice in winter, The proper removal
of garbage is another feature of the
work. The organization includes
long list OF members. every one Of
whom takes personal Interest in the
work Of Improvement, drawing insplra.
ton from the motto through which is
expressed the working principle of the
club: "Our homes are not merely the
houses in which we sleep; they are the
cities In which we live"
Fees for sustaining membership are
$12 or more year, according to the
terms of the membership contract In
each case. The regular membership fee
10 81 per annum.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-16
HOPE TO BEAuTlFY TOWN.,
L..a.A.a..' C.yie Inp-ov.m..t Le.s.,
Working For Ferguson, Mo.

l!Aaal4se' Cayic lm1rovemsnt Leasue
Working For Ferguson, Mo.
At q recent meeting OF the Ladies'
Civic Improvement league Of Fergu-
son, Mo-, presided over by Mrs. H B,
AlltenbergeF and attended hF Mayor
te Grand Atwood, the support Of the
town officials was guaranteed to the
ladies In all their efforts to benefit the
town, says the st. Louis Republic.
In order to stimulate work among
the members Mayor Atwood suggested
the formation Of ward organizations
and the institution OF ward contests.
He proposed that prizes should be Of
fered In this connection. He also an
nounced that the chief officials Of the
Wabash had promised to ascertain
what improvements were needed and
to lend their aid in seeing they were
carried out.
A movement was also made to admit
the school children into the society at
dues Of 10 cents per year, which en-.
titles them to button Of the organiza.
ton. a committee was appointed ia
call upon Professor W. w: Griffith Of
the high school to obtain his ee-opera.
ton.
Arrangements have been made for
the purchase Of refuse boxes, which
were used at the worlds fair, and these
will be placed along the main street OF
the town for reception of waste paper
and refuse.
City Marshal Charles Graf is mem.
Der et the league and has announced
that he viii enforce the ordinances
against wand lism and the throwing d
papers and other litter In the streeta.
The women Of the league have made
an appeal 70 the citisens Of Ferguson
70 assist n. the prosecution Of vlQla,
siens e the laws touching the pprpes4ll
OF the league: rs
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Rapid City, s, D,

December5 S, 1905.
the Of
1873 entitled 'An act 70, the sale OF tin Der
ands III the States OF California. Oregon, New
ada. and Washington Territory" as extended
to ali the Public Land states BY act OF August
4, 1892, Jacob S: Gantz, of Rapid City. county
OF Pennington State of South Dakota, has this
day filed in this Office his sworn statement No.
1888, for the purchase Of the NEH OF Section No,
u in Township No. I, n, Range No. Z, Z. B. H.
sought is more valuable for its timber or some
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim Ia said land before Register and REQ
eiver at Radid City, South Dakota. on Thurs
day, the 18th day OF February, 1906
Ernst schleunng of Rapid City, 8. D., James
w, Post Of Rapid City. 8, D.. Hans Graves Of
Rapid City, S. D., Frank Faulkner of Rapid
City. S. d.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-descrlbed lands are requested to file
their claims In this office on or before said Is
day OF February, 1905. ,,E'
GEO. P. BENNETT, Register,
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CONTEST NOTICE,
Department Of the Interior, Uptted statea

Department Of the Interior, United States
Land Office.
Rapid City, S. D.. Ian. 90, 1905,
A sufficient contest afidavit having been filed
in this Office by Arthur E. Han contestant,
Lot | and the NE4, SEA Of SEQ. /. S, r. 10 E.
B, 81. M, by Joseph n. Mcbride, deceased.
Whose heirs and pers nal representatives are
therein made defendants aud oontsstees, III
which " u alleged that said land is wholly
3pnimNrovpd, NOT fenced or cultivated or any
Haft thSrfci broken; that there Ia no house OF
6ther building thereon ana no INDICATIONS that
there ever were any, that said land Ia not oc-
cuptsd; that neither said Mcbride nor his
heirs, u Mny, ever established or maintained
any residence ON eaid land, or ever cultivated
81 Improved the same that said Mcbride died
IN the summer Of Of 1899. aud that his he jrs,
tfany. aranon:rest.snts Of tine state and theIi
names and addresses are to c6nstAnt unknown,
Said partieR are hereby notified to eppesr;
reGpOnd 9. d otter evidence touching said ALE.
Raflonl ht ten o'clock Z. n. on March 9Th
1906 betorc the Register and Receiver ct The
United lAtes Land Office III Rapid Ilty, 8. b,
The said conteStant having In q proper am.
daYlt filed Tan. 80 1916, set forth factS which
show that altar due diligence personal seFvics
ana ps aosos sssa s. s.
due and proper publication.
j. BpRKr. Regtstef.
4. - is4
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-16
Orthodox Mind Cure.

.S-OSe~~ e~@A4AN
Just what place the mind cure" OF
''psychotherapy," has taken in orthodox
medicine Is explained in part by DR.
L. ;Menard in the Paris Cosmos. To
quote:
Numerous maladies or morbid symptoms
nre functions OF the psychism. The in.
fluence OF thought on the organism Il
easy to prove. The concentration Of the
mind on point Of the lively excitation Of
passions or imagination has ths power e
modify the organic functions. Emotion
and imagination are able to modify the
eecretions. As IL shown by the fact thai
the mouth becomes dry and hot in feai
Or anger, while the thought OF savory
food makes " m9ist.
Numerous cases nay be cited where
rsmedies have acted according to the
bsiisf Of the patient n thc.F special ee:
eeet and sometimes in 4 way opposed Il
neH ordinary properties. STU. We mug.
ss,tSSs} facts and think that BY exert.
inG influence ever the Imagination Of pa
asnts. or eysa Nv wing hypnotism. we
can always purge them with opium and
put them TO sleep with smetlcs.
Most al orthodox physicians use the
~pts4 eyre" but do not always lei
their patients know It. The method OF
mechanism Of the cure effected DR.
Mepard refers to an action Of A Pow
eriui Thought on some Of the organic
fllsetigns and on physiologic or NOR
bid Tendencies" The word "sugges.
ton" the doctor thinks, as often ap
piled to the mechapssm Of psychoter'
Apy. is misused. Hypnotic saggestioB
is an aid. bt,t not in itself 2 curative
agent.
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NQT1lyN OF PRQBATH.

III the County Court OF the County OF PEN
niDEton, state Of South Dakota.
Before Hon. Clarence =, Lewis, Judge Of said
county o0uFti
IN the matter Of the estate o. John 7. Shot
we'll, Deceased.
SKolice i hereby given. that BY order Of the
undersigned Judge OF the county, court Of the
county Of Pennington. State Of South Dakota
made on the drst day Of February. A.. D. 1o0d.
two O'Clock p. m. Of that day, has bean fixed as
the time Tor proving the Will Of John T. Shot
well. dSceasSd. and Tor bearing ths petition 81
viii. ior issuance Of lsttefa testamsntary to
het. stil5 lS III rs Isl 49,
witness my hand and tbs seAl Of aid court,
this first day Of February A. D~ 1904. SIS. q
Attest. CLARiHcE q. L1Wls.
J.s, GAssz, Jerk. yUdss q Said court.