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VOLUME CJ. . CARRIZOZO. LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, SEP'J.'EMBER 11. 1'.108. NUMBER 27

CA~~IZOZO BOV.S TAKB BOTH.

By tl\king both game from tJte Fort Stanton team Jast Saturda,r and Sunday the Carri~o~o boya

to speak about, yet more glaritrg I errors were committed than in: the previous game. In the latter

tawl.l Powell went into the box

best team in Lincoln county, and ngs when his arm ~eave out.

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AN MERCANTIL'S· COMPANY

... We urry a select line or · e:ezgnet£: u !!..Jtcs iu fact, in this eutire aectlon of Bell again ~ook his place i? t~e j

country. It w.as the tsecond o..f a box, but bt!i arm bad lo!lt 1ts double . f.'JP former cunning, a~d the local boys found We Buy Stiple iRd fincy 6roceries We Sell

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victory. Not that either game aud three base hits being- made, was close or At any time doubt· a ad a home run by John Gal· ful, for they proved so easy that, Jacber. .This its oue of John's as some rooter expressed itt 11It I old specialties, but up to- the was a sh11me to take the ltloney." two g~tmes bas batting a•era.ge

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Hirdwtie, Tlnw•re Small Profit

RHC~men's SUJPiies, ftc. The victory was all the· morel was uot up to the standard. WJth pleasing bt:cause Fort St•nton t~e home run, however, r~tl.nued broughttbe sttongesUeam acro&s bas old·time accuracy wtth the ~:w;,r;:T-~'I':.:'I':';r.?lii'C,.rat~~r.: ~:::ft:'l':'r:'lml~:,,rrn~"~'P . the divide with whieh she ev~ •tic~, which raised ttte coura~et!-::;::==~=======7==========::""':~ coHfroQted us, while Carrizozo of baa mates, and gave .tb~ Stan• of the rattle-snake, and native HOW I.S THIS FO~ DRY PAitMINO

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played the t~ame aitte with which tons the rattles, Others made Mexicans claim that death follows · NEAR CAI'U~IZozo. she bad fbrmerly mct.Stauto~. good hits ~lso, but am home run.s. within two hours after being 0. C. Davis, wbo is farming on

Saturday's game was ceftatnly Stanton d1d some good work U1 bitteu by one of them. · the flat about eight mile!S cast of dii'Couraging to the 'Visitohl; for the second g~me, ,but was. unable u-=· •.. . - town, brought some sample pro· they succeeded in getting' only to ~eep up wtth the fa"t -work of b"TRUCK 0000 WATER WEST OP ducts in Saturday, aud.left them •

, ~ one r~n to Carri:~;ozo's tert, The their _()Pt><>_~en~s._. __ . ..~ _ . _ .... .. . ... __ ~'!_ti_E!_ ~AL _PAIS._._ · - ... . . tbis.-office-, ·wlterc'ihosc inter· ---·· -~<>~· ··.

1-·--.~-·--~····reaiure ol'the-Satlirday~ -game 'TEe games. belug played on Water bas ~en prospe.cted for l!sted in dry farming- may !ICC

was the slick work on the part of home gcounds 1t was only natural Yery many ttmes, and an many them. Hq has twcnty•fivc acres the Oarriroto boys; lot tbtr Jatld· tba~ tht.~o~ tei!..~ ·had the: beJt plllt.e&, tb~tl.umt tba.t ekteu&ive of barley, nitte acres ,of cora•

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ed on the ball so ·ot!en al:f~ so of the rooltng. 'l'bey were touutry lytug' west of the trfal nJac acres of millet and oats bard tb~t the Stantons thought there o~ bot!! occasions. and ~~~e Pais, but without success. A tbtee aJ:r~s ol. sugar cano and they had mu up ag~iust the such tfotse tbat the puuetures 1n great deal of money bu been kaftir corn, two acres of beans, Sl~ggit Corner~; atJd, on the oth· t~c atmosphere have not y~t en• spent in the en~"~"or, uatU it and one acre of pumpkins. Sowe ·

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er band tbe visitors seemed to be ttrcl1 healed. But· .Fort Stanton was generally believed that uo of his pumpkins measure three j unable to locate the sphere wheu was uot neglected, as some ol the water existed there. Now, (!ast of and a half ft. in circumference aud

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it passed over the oyster. Will best single-banded rooter& that the Mal Pais water iu abu,~daqce his squashes measure _two fc~t ifL ___ ~~-- . i . ------- .. -~Gllll{lc-liet pitthed--tor---the--home- v.er~m~own--tbe--pike- . be f~und •I!Dost auyiiplaCP. · . ; sugar cane is over 1

te~m, and the score is ·~he best after h~r Interests, ltotab!Y one, from th.trly to stxty feet, but the nine feet hiJ;rb, af!d his corn J•~IL_. __ . ----.'· evtd(l.Ui:e that few safe Juts were. . who shouted for his.ow.11 stde Pats· produce forty buslre,ls to the acre 1

~--.lll.ade.ruL .him. Ben. ibe~Ecrt. badgered. the other fellows.. the -dead Une. . " · ·· aud TtTs otltedeed $iliff· w11f tur~ ~ -··- .-- - ... -: Stanton Jliteher, 'Who j\lstly ~as _some thcugbt tbat Fort Stanton Notwithstanding the number of off many tons. These crops were .

" a good record as a twitler1 failed h_ad a regiment of. rootets -on -the wells drilled, and the equal num• raised without irrigation, and Ito _ ~- on this ~~ion to 1tilii1t.ili his ground, His ~atlle W~s Sev!er,. . of fai!ures, • man • . rain bad fallen in the vicinity for

• .reputatlof •nd wa~a~ted off artd the f~roclty of ha~ rooti~g Murray tb1s year determ_-ued to seven weeks and two days. Sue-•

• the face of the e&rUr. Many •~s c~rtatnly in ktep1ng wst~ ~ake a final effort• .and wtth the ceMful fanning without irtiga• ~ f(_ood pla1s were .made o.n both h1s name. atd of a forked stack selec~e~. a tion means much to this valley.

s1,des, and• notwttllst~udtug the , . ... spot. He commeaced drdhng and the above rellults furnish

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t}Je score. fewert.Ytslfett marked . _t.AN OOLV CUstOMS~ • early in thespriu.r. an? au depth ampl~ pro~f tha~ good cro,P.S catt. •gafttsteithetfeaw. Whlle Bell's . In a bottJe of alcohol ti1 thts of 250 feet struck a vettl ofw&ter. !'e tatsed s.n tbas valle_y Without pUc"hittg;. was d!•C9.uragin~-to.the ()~ee. m~ty be lletn. a~ _ugly and ~e ~rected a swan g'a~line en .. fijffd.tion tf the land 1'. propetly F.ort Statttons, lb~te certatttly vacious-looking a: tbutftlscrawls. gtne and for senral weeks has . . ·w • ""'" , ...

.. ... ...•.. ~ :toutd. belittle.fauit !oqttcl. with It W&!J killed ~ueatlay . . .· elevating about ·. . .· . F•;Catey, -a stoc1t1iotder itt the lii!l b&ttiag. lte mad~ J<)me'tnllJ" oQt!lide the door. of .thi~t office. Ions a minute witho"t tedttciag CarrJ:(ozo Cattle Ranch COQ1p~uy. ttificelit hits--tWo two-baggerll lt i!'. a-_;spe~ie$ of$COr,PIODt aud is th~ dep.~ of ":atet itt the well. f:~~e:i$ tc::t! ~e&~~~~ ~rec~ and one or two -thte,ti ·6agget~- what rs generally knowi1 as a lt ss the 1nt.enttott of ~urray to latld. Mr. Carey came acrJss ~fe but In ·each iu~tatte~ failed . to vin~getoHe. It measure& three build a re!lervoir, · and teplac~ the Atlantic in the Whit~ Stat liner toUtplete th~. eiteuit·bec&use the inches ··iu length. and about obe engin_e with a.wi~d mJU• .. lf . · Adriat~e, ud hopes to r~u~rn ,in ,batfet$ th•t iolluwed -~!11 -dawu: inch across the wsdes~·part of the wa«:r bQlds out, 1t ~til ~ worth •'?Out a motlt~ ou the I.uss~artsa, aUb~ pll.t~ t,~ .bod1• 'rlie liJad resemblef · many thout~taad8 ol dollars. · · . · the fast~t. «eau -ve,sel. afloat, • 'lthe Suuda:t g.tm~ had . m,ttcli o! • trab, t<an~l!l ar~ed with long .. Now tltat it ball bee~ demoi1• ~:es~.~~~~r~~~~fin'i''P~:~!:; tbesl.meretult;,.etltt thesc:otttlg, p1n~r&. It 1!1 eertatti1yadatiger-: strated thit Water.' .can 1x! got where .et~ry w-.nt of man is aup.t

w $ott Stanton ;bowed up. ~ttet ou,.looklng cuatlltnet, a.ud had ~est of the.Mal~.aia •. the!e will plied with the otne, :Pte<:iiiOtjas ,

1 · 'thali the da,)' ~fote. The game: ap_ptbi:&:h~ wJtbi~. a few inches · .· . ·J>e mau.r m.ote wetl• ia ~b~ 1irtetn hotel {rt the land~

·t- • .itood ~ig&t tor Carttlo~ll aM fottr of where we wet~ tdttit~g, whett a atitted. The wat~r ilttuck itt .. · Thi~•d tb~ foo,tth trip Mr. C~t.te.r f S · · · · · ult · t "d •. .t b ·tt· a· ·· ··t·lr ki"'- · ·t · ··· ·· d to · · .. ··'1 • .. .,. -· "' ...... • "'f the' • · e t tbi!J count..,, &rt4 he . or tautou1 a rea . ·.at. at. cu· '7 ~e ,~ tr~ cu. . ~. pu au e~ .. ~·· . . . . .... '!e .. •·_ ~rouuun~a..u •.. ·. . · he betom~ niote-~elf bted

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keep• brf!ad Jylog around unW It • _,.,._.,...,~~~ - · moldt; who permlte mildew to ~et Into DELJVERINQ Mt\IL

the clotboa; wbo allows bor atocldnp and thoao or her family to fall to frollt)' lyatem for Brln;fnt &Attera plccec tor wont or darning; who coon from the Road. up a lot or rood wblcb eho ought to know wtJJ not be eaten and that wlJJ be cut Jnto tho cnrbagc can: wbo

putting them on to do kitchen work, JOU ma7 bo euro abo Ia "taclt7." You will nevor nnd a woman or that do­aerlptlon who Ia not cheap and who ' h11.1n't a rommon streak In ber u w14e

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.. me 4Ug"tltlon• 'for the atackll'lf. choir of a Lon~ .flilancl vlllllge cburcb • '• tbQ happy J>Qiljlellaor of tamo pl· I~ the Field. geon11. One of them toliows blm tQ tho

Now that we bue an unuauallr pretty vlno c:Dvcrcd p}nco of worsblp heaY)' crop of bar to secure, 11ome and .during. tho sermon ooos and 1lut- , farm&"~ wJJl bo obliged to stack 10mo tors among tho crlm.oon ramblers at · · ad f tbo open window. One recent Supdar

of lt. A toundatJop cnn bo m 0 0 when· tlio rccesalolltll began tho blrd ralla or poles laid close enough to new In nnd circled nbout tho Uttle hold the hay up from tbo KfOUnd and allow the circulation ot alr under· Cellow't head untll. he reached tbe oeath to prevent tho bar at the bOt- choir room dQor. It then now out and tom gathering moisture from w~ watte.c). to esC()rt. Ita emaU owner ground and apolllng. · home.

Degln the ataclt at the bOttom con· ============.===~ aldctabl)' smaller than you Intend to hn,ve bod)' or tho otack. ·

It very ftrml)' and work outward untll )'OU set tho aile of the bOttom. Carrr It up a lltUo wara and tben begin to lay out a Jlttle at eAclt oounso. Keep the mlddte tulleat and preaecd down, but ~o not walk etoae to tho •Ide

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Thl11 Is 110meUmt!! eattcd Italian flover and Ottman elov«~r. lt 1• hardy enough for IocaU0t1a 11cnth of the Ohio

lriut..-lltltL~~et.l.lllHUtLthfln __ ( lrth..J ll Ia a t~tauUtul plant. and .a tnu• erlnu10t2 eloter llu a pluslns erteet

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Marriage to DiSsolve Quartet of • •

that abo would no~ wed tho duke, and everybody who hu watched develop­menta In tb~t romance conftdently bo· Jleve the royal suitor her prom·

arJ,Uon l'(aa mndo to formally an· n<lunco tbe engagement. but It leaked out ahead of time, IUld then tho tilnlly ot MI.. Elkins· sealed their llpt • .nut the Al'lnOUncemont, wblch will proba· bly como very early In tho fall, wlll not a 11111m~IRn.

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to school, little Uobblo, aged six, years, ·woo watching hlo mamma put

hJs noon lunch. Su be so.ld:

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McLean ot Clnclnna.u and Waahln&· h 1.. lilllhao"""J~o 'nilllil:u.=·wnullllnri·~.i..n:e:b;:rl;t;ci·"orito; Alien ted

tou, a qu~·tct of the 11\oat tamoU'I 0 u.l away 48 Washington's greatest al of Hit Condition. •

~aU•i!'-1)11CI..;.·~~"=~="·"": up my lunch Instead of dolo' It your. nclt Won't you'l"

bcllee WruibJn<rl"n h. as ·ilvcr Jcno-- beauty, Ia spending tho summer at Bar ~>"' ".. Harbor with her motbor, where they

WUI be dlserolvcd. Tbls quartet In· will entertain tho Duke d' Albo some .eludea Jn addlllon to Mlea Walih, Ha· ume this aummor. Tbo younr Bpanlall thlldo Towne.cnd, whoso engagement nob1~m"n b!lll been In tho train or the to the Duke d'Albe or Spain 11 anUcl· youn& Amorl«:4ln beauty tol" JCYcral patcd; .MJsa kathorJno Elltlna, who, fn reart, and• hfa comins to Am~rlca tbla 1plte of tho non-committal attltudo of year I• r~prdecl as proof of hla matrl• her, parentS. fa expcctccl to wed the monfat lntonUons toward Mlu Town· dulto or tho Abruul, and lllu la-bel ecnd. !lay, whom aoclotr long ago took tor With Mlnlaabcl .May and tho Count arantcd to bo tho Oancco of Count von von llatxfoldt 1t looks as U tho tancy llatztcldt, counsellor and ftrtt aecre- of MJea Ma.y more than anything cl1o tAry ot tho Oem•n embassy. Ia re.ponallilo ror tho delay In an an·

TbJa quartette of girls have made nouncement. Miss May waa formerly WaahlnJtQn hutn ·In tho put two llll&.-1 uaoclatcd tn her social career with tho SODa Countess C&salnl, t\dopted daughter of

Evelyn Wal1h Ia veey rounr:. but ebo tho tormllr RuBIIIan am"-ee(tdor. a))d ~1.1! bad probably.& wider soclal experJ· Ia atmoll. too accustomed to havlnr: a once than any ono of the <z!W'tctte. &QOd Umo to think of matrimony. Mtn

any aort. ot en· and eho baa enJoyed undisputed reign tortalnment her bart dcalred. and no hllre.

· "Liko many n statesman or the oa11t.." said Senator Dov11rldsc, "he 1rank too mm•h. And ono Fourth of luty morning, on a platform hung with flngo and flowers bCCoro t.he

"It's no trouble. my deer." "I know.'' "Then, why--" .. " 'Cuueo. mnmmn. nho's got a bet·

tcr aptictllc Uum ~ou. nn• . !lhc puts mort> tn."-Dcllncator.

courtbouae or a country town, faclnK Hotter Than Hadea. an audience or rarmers and their tam· A .l{ot Springs, South Dakota, man llleo that bad como from miles around, met a fellow from Phoenix, Arlznnn, re­the statl'oruan aroso to deliver t.he In· cently and writes "Smoko Wrt>athr.a" depeildenco dn;y oration ln a aUJbtly to tell ot n little dlscuaalon they bad lntoxll'.ated state. oboul tbo weather.

"lJe waa not lncap:lblo ot an ora- ·~How'o tho wcnll1cr In Phoonlx1" tlon. but his tmatcad)' galt, hie ftusbed allked tho Hot Springs mllll. taco and dltibl'dercrl atUro apOkc 111 "Hot," replied the Arizona. nlan. ot l)lm. and tbe aud.lonce biased. "How hot?"

"Ho held up bls hand. They were It's so bot that a Phoenix man 1-;,~dlj~~ last weclt and went to Hades :~an~.ald;hen be Jnughed, ,~~~fu_l!r l- 1t t:o chill)' tht're he bnit to a~nd

back ror his ovcrcoat."-Donver ~ost. " 'Ladles and gentlemen, when. a

Miler)" 1~ COUfJI!Ut)', but :wtJ 1cal to appear In auch o little, ono-hor11.e sorry for the company .•

Ogure bas been too atcep for her to Wfth tho t.hreawne4 dlaaolutlon ol fillY when ber ttncy r~amed for ln)'· thla lively young quartette of eocloty thl~, from n now tot~rln& car to a belles Wasblngton u-Jil havo to look to -~-.~.-1&~ dt6it lllllL ·" other quartena tor Its Interest before What Womtn Have Done •

town as this, he must be either drunk or.6'azy. l prefer to bo £onsldered an Inebriate: "-WaahlnKIOn Star.

There Ia still hope for the bachelor who reads thn ~J'dasc.. .noUceo.

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.,... acK&OD .....oca . reasury WI a e. the Roston blennlul or the a. F. w. c. • ot , the Art assocltlt!On Of that city, commission at the JullCIIon or Penn. which Is ten )'ears old. Five hun· sylvania avenue nnd the White Lot. dl't1d dollnr11 Is npproprlo.ted each year and aakcd him 1! tllo eomrufalllon had tor tht> 11urcho!lP of

tl ..... !mtll!f.jtrutt ~!1Ctfon., ...... u....xiJJJ:l-ll!JiiLJJ.IllJLf--.antJ..-tb{'~Mdl--J;;l~~-....:JWilL_-IQl~ tt not. He- ralst'd his wnlkJng the annual ('xblbltJon. · The stand· sUck In tbe tdr and wltb great foffe ard tn pictures nnd c:rafta baa

J-J_~1'9tiJ~t_th_e_e.~~~~~~~~~~~ !Ottt!d dlangcd, abll>-SlliYUrnnd~.tn...tht:~ntiSt..;te,wc.l-ft the @.! ~\·~rnt lrtchM, ex· ycaro mueb lA expected that wJU give

THE work of removlnt the old soft C1Almtng lllii.l Uio llufldlng c11ould ~ the children the opportunity or great­undstone or eaet front or the orecUd on that ground, and nttbse- er culture and knowledA'O ot art.

-·--= ==~~-·-·-ttcasutt butldlnA' and replacing U with qnenUy ft Wllll. now ~te teCalla to •etera1 old teal• _ It Is also aald that the spot wMre HEALTH AND J.NCOME dent. the .atot7 told how the alte tor Prealrlent Jackson atuck tlla waUdug tho bulldlhr; wu aelccted. sUck lnto tho earth waa at the Mttth· Both Kept Up on 8clentlfSc Food.

Tradition hu lt that Andrew Jack· . eaet eomer or what Is now tba liOttth iWrt, who wu then prestdont ot the fl'Ol'lt terraca of the ground surround· Good sturdy health helps one a Jot United Stat~. appolnteif a. . com.mJa. lrtir the building. th(! A'ronnd tben be· to make money. a!Ol) to select 1tdtabte Vl)ttrtd for Uae lng part ot tbe \Vhlte Lot. · With tho loss ot health oae'! Income e~tfon ot t. United States. irHaatt The butldlng was commenced ln i1J UBble to shrink, tr not enlJtety bulldlni. and that atter the cornmla. 1838, under tbe direcUort of Robert dwindle away. ' · sl011 had, .rtel' lookJnt OTei" IMI"terat . Mlllt, architect, and Willi coui'pt~ted Jn When a. )'OUil&' lady bas to make her e. e. BURLiNG.AMB 4 co •• ttacb o~ lat~d, faUed to tt&eh a :decl· . :August, 183!1, befnr;, tller~tote nearly own lMng, good heailh Is her beat as~ &'Y Q.ffl"~ AND CHEMICAL afon u to whlch woutd be the best, the 70 years old. . asset. M Uli p~ldtnt hllll*el!:IM!l~~ j}Ut.-lte.o.. . • Whettthe repafr:·~rr.l c::f1> t:liifli Jhm,di:.1·· "J a_m alone: ill .the. WorJdr'' Wrlle8- .~~

n Ia Jlfd that ~one mortllnr JD 18J3',. thl' bulfdlttc will be .ot . sranlte< .. • Cllfcagl) glrl1 ''de~ttd~n~ M J:rJY own whtle Prealdeut J~kaon waa out walk•. tnbst ot 'Which was c:au•rtred hi Maine ~rtorta tor mr Jlvhig, ~am a ~lerlt, anil tnlt,. he- met· lh& cbatnnau of Uie sne iiicl New ltlbipiiblte. · about t11·o ~·eatll ag() throt:lih. close ap.

pllcatlon to work' and a boardtnc s;a Force to '1'*~1-e Nex· t W,_""'e ...... ~• ee.· .. •· . bouse dlet, l became .. netvoUII In· -o . . . . ....~ . . . . E eu :ri:U JliUS valJd, and got sO bad ott lt W'p atmo11t . The f.&lk ot maldng the. ~nuttiera&n hnposslbte tot me to stat Jn the omce

· • ot tlie: *0,000,000 peopl~ In the 'United a halt day at a tUne. . StlteiJ, Alaab, Hawaii and Porto IUcb, ·. "A trtend ilugscs!ed f.o me the Idea. ·illld 111 Ouarn, sa,tnoa ana the P«nami .,r ttrtng Ora~~uts. Which I did, cili!l1 .one wll be on& ot enottnOlllf pro- making tht11 food u large part or at

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• .. . . . . . . _ .... . . .. . :. . 00\UlhY.ilnttlt t• Jlitendt<t ta reach the. oven; or ked and hitptol}(!rlt nOilrf•hod ·o ~CTO'R NOK'I'R . l* }lrt!pU!ng ilctne ot Cott4!CttiMs 1lhd ·· · · .br:!.ln .and bo((y. To Gr.pe>Ntitj i owe . plan• tc:JI' tatdng the.. thi~Ua Not. me~r .a t<lunt tbe ~fcry of t:nt li•Uh, abd the

. ffiliU., although eon~ ba ttot Yet c::oueehlli:lt tb* ., .P()p~1lauon alon., . •t!IUJ1 w tettln l!!f 'PoiUl~».t And bl• en~ttd the neeet~l't t~f~htUOJL. IJe will lacln4ii · • ctuaus. ot &J'rlcttlttlte, · . eome.'' "There's &twio!1/r I• ltnnlidnl$ au the detalla and there mantlfMtures, tnlne« a.lld qa.tnH. . . Name' :glYen . by Potlttitn eo., lllttlt!ll wtU be .. Jui (letay ln . be*'nlilttg 'Worlt · A cenlli• ot t'h.tt PJtltftJ.Illneil 'WUl ttot Creek, Mle!h, tteeit ''Till! n~ W W-ett~ wh.ett aiitliorlt:r 1s gb·efi. . &e· tncludtd, all one wa. t•ktu iu tloi, vlne:• ht .pk«f, "'

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CARRIZOZO • N-aw Maxtco. a condition neceasary for a sue• · Eor.r.ci .. ~Dd~~ ~JilDe u.'i'M:'a"i cessful and economic county com-t'- p<»ttae. at Carrlznm, Hew lluico. udef • • u.. Aa of March a. 11179. _ _ mtsstoner.

- - - - -- - -··" ----~··--~-·.,... f 110, A. DALEY, • • • Utter. • -~ - • -. - -- . BOB8CMIO!t t.ATEB: -::--- BRICE NAMED IN NINETEENTH .•

· The democratic district conven• )ae Yeu. · · • ~ • 1UO • f ua Kflllu... . • • • • 11.00 tiOit1 composed of delegates rom

the counties of Lincoln, Chaves. For Prc•ldcnt of tho Ualted .!~. Eddy and Roosevelt. met at Hag•

WILLIAM J. BRYAN.

For V .•Pre•· of tiM U&lted Statu.

JoHN W. KERN.

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erman, N. M., on· the 7th inst .• for the purpose of no~inating a candidate to repret?ent th~ uine­t~entb district in the next ter•

vention unanimouslv nominated o. A. L.\RKAZOI.O. B . f ~I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!DJ!!!!I!!!!Is'!!!m!!P.s!!P.a!!'!t~:a!!'! .• ~•z!!!.E ••• !!!.:s!l!!ls::ai!S!!!!s. i!!!!!!'!!r Attorney Charles R. rJce, o --· A•Mirllltaruah Carlsbad, aPd, as the district · is

KIMIII\.t.lllll(,l~ democratic by about 4,000, there fOR OOtHiTY 808\'UOK. is no on as to his

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NEW BELTS: Exeellent Line of FALL TRIMMINGS.

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All New, Stylish Goods. Call and see them. .. _____ _ Your.s for

FOB suEJUI'J'. of recognized abiJity and integ• . . · - ·

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Yell DO. JO!m COLE. legislature. Ibe fl(bin~e Bilk, (ifrizozo, · ftew Meii(O. fOR BUEKJYr.

1 hueb7-a ... oooee mJM!f u • candida'- for •omlD&UOo far 8berttr or Lincoln (!oaotr, eob-~ !D ~ KUoa of the Dr.nocraue Coallt7 The annual mePting of the

aYeo oo. v. w. BR()('XWAT. stockholders of the Iowa & New · - · · - · · - - Mexico Mining & Millin I(' Co. is

FOB OOKKIIJSIONER hereby called attbe town or Nogal, • .!n~~~ ~~:m:::r:~~": ~~;b.lda.}tr~ New Mexico, on the first Friday VIJitrtct~C~bloct to the actlau gf the Democ:rat!o after tbe first Tuesda•· in Octo-Coaatr (:ct~Y=Uon. f J

w. w. sLACK. .U111 ber, 1908, or the purpose of elec· =--.,.... ---~-------.,--~. -. ""· tin~ directors aod for the trans·

Tbe power to "manipulate" actton of such other business a&

=-==• Transacts a GeneraJ Banking Business Issues Drafts on aU Ptincipd Cities of the World. Accords to Borrowers every accommodation consistent with &a fety. Accounts soHc;itid.

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. . d h present can be re_Presented by ~~~iiiU~"'-'JU:bll..lllli~~ strong polllt, af true. an t e sending their proxtes direct to word ·•manipulate" jt:lst fills !he H. B. White, president. · bill. li his adherents would stm• H. B. WlllTHt Pres. ply shift the scene, and assert - _ that in his. "manipulation" of BUSINESS NOJIC~. . . Pennsylvania ~ricnds his success For a good horse feed go was Napoleontc f$!W would ques· C. C. Bourne•a Feed Stable. tion th'e assertion. Obi be's a "manipulator," all right •

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1'\ . ~ A g-o_oct. foin'·room adobe house .. , 'j · · . John Cole was up from th~ Lin• artd two lots in Higblan'd Addi· . t ·. , . ·coin cottntry a couple of tion, with good well of water;

.. !his week. . wilT be sold cheap on easy pay· ' Nicolas Perea and Jose Serrano tnetJts. · ..

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· Liquors, 8raDdies and W~~.s . - . For Family and ~ledical Usc. .

left this morning for Cedar Hill, · A good three-room adobe house . · Chaves county, with two wagon and two lots on 'east side of track; Sole Agents for Cedar Run Wh-iskey, bottle'd at the Distillery in

loads of meP- who go to enter the good location; a bargain. KP.ntucky under Government ~upervision. . . employ of Miller & Stqne, sheep- . Two small frame houses that Anheuser-Busch (St. Loui~) celebrated }3udwriSJ,!r Becr.-men. 1'bere were twenty of them. can be mov~d; suitable for ,home·

Geo. A. Titsworth came over ste?ders; wtll sell at a sacrttice. Nothing but the Be.st.

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Howard H;all has accepted a position with W. C. McDonald in , handling the latter's townsite, and after a brief visit to Kansas

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EDWARD V~; PET .Efts.

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well, arrtved t,n Carru:o:'.o Tl.tcs· ~:r~~ al·~Vf~Bb~1~'1~: -~= ~==·--=·~~· , . =--· -~ day, nud rematned twC? or three uowlu & llo•ltPflh. Wbl«eOab, New Mezleo,l days. They are looktng 'for a alwn~eJator plalomr. · business location, and arc well I pleased with the outlook at. Car· 1 ~~~~~~ a::Sf:!ls r:!~!~r~c~d ,fsf:: fOXWIXO·Gil.filUI !~~y.otber portions of tbe terri· lUMBIR (OMPAftY

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• corn grown on his place. Tbe ewe a atnt: ~c 0 · emcn 'i - . 1 • tl • dd•t• stalks are small, but the ears ancl everxthsng- su th.c line your ocatiOD, see US new a. 1 IOD. ate of fclir s~ze, and this i~ onl.)' of Butldillg Matenal. It '"'as the following advantages· another evulenec that tins fiat ~ . •

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Ed',"ard J. Coo tetlitttcd, 'rues· FIRE IN.SUR.ANCB day ntght from Douglas and otli· er points i12 Arizotta, having dis· Notary Ptoabllc.

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:Mrs. Emma. Peters of ·capitan CONTRACTORS A BUILDERS · I desires, through the columns of l'la.Dur:dlAU!Il&fell ofl att et-dof tm!Jdlnn I' t.•'or Further Patticulars sec

this paper. t() thank· atl those tondahedontbortllotlett. .. (_~Ob'-f. RO. 'LI"''--T. 0

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This i3 the little hoy 'Who, a few BARBER & GIERKE l· . 'Resi<tettce; • . . - . . Ofiicc with weeks a~o, sust~itu~d a; fracture A'l'tOR.NEY-5 .t· C:OUN.sBLLOR.s . Hsgb;aud.Addttsou. . . llarber & Gi~tke • of tltc lup by beutg thrown from ' AT LAW . · · .. · . .. .... · · .. ~ ~-

- a sfed, Be- i!l gettltJg afotiic . Prietieeittt.beDiitrie~aad&i!mnetoum .. -......~=·""""~~-...-.,-~ ..... - .,...,.---·-- - .. • . d • • }" d b . b ofthil TerrltmJ. ·

~scely, add-~~ 1!1 be !Jclvek· ~ aH e Catrizo~o New Mexico. ..:!V•· .. f!· ~u•,.,. .... , ..... "" ... ~.:,.,. fr ····-· ·-··- ___ ••• '!: .. ~~!.... IfaCtUte uultEi 'WI bit; ' XUd . . . . . . '

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Duritt~ my abseilce itt Cali(or• ATTORNBY•AT•LAW 1£ in the nia, my real ~state aud trisunuce- t:orporat!olundMiibwi..awa8peclaltt • business will be iu charge of 8oWJin.Otflee. trl~ttket for . W#F~ A.. Gierket Who is author- Batik BuUditJg, Carrizoa:o.

Livery feed and sate bed. to receiv~ all tollectior:Js attd · ..... . receipt-for the same. · . . . 9·+:Zt. q~oao~ ~osr.tNtlrol(. HARNeSS· &. SADDLes.

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toe crowd wurke~ Wllh a wtll to uave tbcm. 'file ongtu of the fir.: 111 unknown.

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I rauiiUo Work on the new depot will ~

!loon IJcgrn. 1Jil111 for a part of~ the mutertal have been received, a rcpreacntattve of the couutract· or waR hero yesterday and n fort:e jg~.o.r:11011clll; P ol tllcn w1Jl IJc put un at once., 'J be new bualdutg w11l be some·

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Mus. JOliN II. SKINNl~u AND DAtmn'I'uu, Props. •

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ttuug l•ke the 'l'nrcc Rtvcrs de- tur .. .,

pot, only larger, and th~old depot liS to be remodeled nod used for a tr-eagbt dqroti '!'he trntmnastcr and duef dts1,a tcher, wttb their

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·Flour, Hay & Grain. ~ force:., au l the agent and his crew, as well, will have cornmo. dious q_uartcu, and, ull told, tJ1e ~ "Queen of Katl!-as," J)t.c finest grade of flour manufactured. , buihJing wall add W11tcrially tO ;f 1.:!

\OWD'il appcaran-=c. ;{ WbUt o.xs au RiYtrtf• 5llrt IItke. ~ 1~be old lll.xty·five foot turn·ta- ~ ~

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' .Mrs. S. T. Gray returned on was in Carrizozo Saturday, greet• Wm. S. Bourne was over from F. F.· Jennings, a prominen~

Monclay'a tr11in to Capitan1 after ing friends, and incidentally eu• Capitan a 'couple of days this attorney of Willard, Torran~e aweekrs v1'1t ~'f,-i,tilllercblldfen jojfag1~ sport uf that d•Y•- -- -week. His- tnotber, who-is -quite- county, ~topped -over • day at at this place. ReV'. J. AUen Ray, pastor of aged, and bas been ill the past Carrizozo this week on his return

WiURawlsand lamiiy returned theM. E. Church, South, at this month, he reports much improved from Alamogordo, where be had Tuesday from Tucumcari where place, went to Tul.arosa 'Tuesday but still very weak. • bee,n attending a session of the

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Attorttey ,tasley of Estllncia. Mrs. W •• C. McDoual.d and alld. is read! t? enter upon h~s company shipped thirteen carer of stopped i>~ between trains 'l"~es- .daughtert-MtuF.ranees .. wtllleue ~dut!CS_ as. prtn~t_pal ~0f the ~a_rn• -fat-ea.ttleSaturday to-the Kansas­day onnhut-return {rom ·-coUrt--at-.tomouo.w~lorDenwert- Colorado,. ;Q~o~ubl~c schoolt_a~ spon as the -city market. W.-D.Grayac:d>m­Aiamogordn. · where Mts!J Fr~nces will enter butldttlg 18 completed. panied the sbipmellt. wbich con•

F. M. Crockett and Paul Griffith Wolfe Hall Semtnary. · George Braune was over from sisted of steers and cows, and were up from the Oscura country Mrs. D. W •. Roberts came iti Bbnito Monday with a load of was one of the fattest bunches to Wednesday, ou the way to Bonito Wednesday evening from Estey very fine vegetables for this mar- teue this section this season. to visit their families~ City, ~nd is visiting her nephew, ket. His potatoes, turnips, cab- _

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest w. Henley A. T. Roberts ~nd fa?tily. She bages, beets, ete., are unexcelled, Otte chic~en thief .teM in the are the happy parents of a bounc- ~pects to rematn untd Monday. even amOtl&: the noted products of country this week. Ftauk Gray ing baby boy. The young fellow Martin r.,, Good itt had a severe the mountatus. _ used a rift.e with good effect Tues• artived Saturday morning. attack or stomach derangement Monroe Howard attd Perry day morut~g,and put •. prow~er

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was Itt !OVItt th•~. w~~k. __ . Mr. ~om yesterday ott th.eir _ teturll teams. - " sh~s, arrh•ed Saturday, aud is -~o~r:~:• ~nn_anc~atd~?resenta: f'r()QlSau Marcial, whete they had _ W. E. D~dley, ~rg~iUt _of ~be m~1dng ~reparations ,to __ receive ttve ~ tb: _-- a¢Jne !I. cry com. been -.ttending a camp meeting New. Mt)tiC~ M01.tnted Pollee. his fattttly,, ·which t$ ex(k!cted ,pany 0 n•er. - · tlie P.ast two weeks. _ . was tu CarriZO~ Saturday and soon; a.ud wUI occupy bls bome-

At1drew·. Putcella was l1p from Mra. Geo. :a. Barber. returned Suud~y. ills unieet were re.. stead uorth of towti · as twun as ~~e 'I~ rauch _ Mond~y buying Wednesday night fr~m Austin. ~~eited -?u that occ:asi~n,. ttot ~o they arri!e• . T\fes~ay ui~!'f Mr. tuppUes. ~e made thfs office~ ~ Texu, wbert: t~he had gone the quell a tJot but to umptre tlietwo ~Lc>ng dell'rered antntere_sttnar ad· , call ~lid ordered tb~ N~ws sent pre'fious week .to place bet·ditjtgh• games of b•tt, .a.u4· thluergeant dress to a nuwber of P.ythiana to 1i1t acJ4reu at Oscura, ier1 ·ldi**' .Bernice, in St~ Mary's uy!l the work w~ much -more and thelt fdeud-,. aud offered-his

. ·- -Tom MeDoualdi a stockmau of College. MtJ. Barber went- to-· sttenuottt. th•u -a.re. hi• ·regular serd~ i~ ·the iaatittttlbu~ :()f a the 'Mo¢king J3iti:l Gap countryt her Lincoln home- yettetda.y. dutie.. • . - lodge oflhat order lrete •.

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' .A cool dlnlng·room 11 onll of the createat bleaalngs one can poase88 1n summer, but If one'a room Ia not cool on account ot Ita location It can bo

· kttpt cool with not a great deal ot dlmculty. Air the bouse thorougbl;r I~ the morning before the tun geta hot, and then cloae the wlndowa to thfl Vl!l')' bottom and p.ull the shades all the way down.

Clolle the door leadlnc Into the kitchen to keep tho odor of the cOok· log out o! tho dlnlog·room. If the room despite these procauUona getl

ot tli'O window, which you have Partial· ly opened, and allpw tho breeze to blow through tho wet clothe t!lW they aro dried. Quickly cloae 1he WID· dowa and place a dish or pall of cold wctor In tho middle or the room. M

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simple and lnoxpcnslvo dlalntcctant. It hooks for tho bBlhroom, kitchen

and pantrt arc dipped lh cnamcl palo~ thoi'Cl wllJ bo no trouble from Iron ruat. •

l!npl• llrup whJch hu tormented and becomo •our can be t'retheoed by huaUns to tbo bolllns potnt and add• log a UtUe aodL SUr thoroqhl)', thlll eklm.

It Ia aald If the upper auh of a Y!a­dow Ia drawn down to the alll, th~ lOW• or one puabod to within two or three lnehca of the top of Ulo window, It will glvo a good clrcuJaUon In a aleeplnc room, )'et tho draft wlll not be no­Heed.

To clean swansdown tnake a warm coap IBtbor and In this CCDU7 !mud

Th-e lpol ehuct. "No.'' srowled Jlltle WIIUo, "I don't

want tbat bls pink necktie on." "ll doesn't matter Jtbat.-7t>U- waat,tt

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t~''ou tJ:..-ppera, who'"' •upplr ot food. \t was j11d1ed, WI!.$ almost r;one. The. · St. Pa.ul n~;~ver returned • , Arter a dclny of two months an·

other schooner was aent out tor the leland, and wlth ordera to search for tho !3t. Paul, or nowa or her. Thla aeconil crntt, also, has disappeared, ovorwbelmed, It fa thought, ln one of the VIolent storms that raged tor sev· oral daya after h<Jr departure. •

Then a omall atoamcr waa aupplh:d with provJaJons nnd stnrted ~ut, but n short distance nt sen abc became dhmblod and .rctnrncd to nort at Squaw. Harbor, where abo bu befJn elnco under repair.

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Charlu Dick of Akron waa elected to the United 8tat11 Hnate to till the Nat madt vacant by tht death of Mark Hanna In 1904.. Mr. Dick was clo••ty

· ·u~tated with Hanna In the prtllmlnary c.nvasa for McKinley'• nomination and aub~tquant gantral campaign. 'He It greatly lntlrttttd In Natltinal Quard affairs and It author-1)f the Dick military bill,

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"'OPE IS TO lAVE FOUR ME:N MAo ROONED ON At.A8KA ISLAND.

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to supply them with food, but aa thn IIIlO le smnn: It ls feared thllt lhoy CUTICURA CURED FOUR

killed oft all tho anlmo.la In tho first • ruw montha of thclr lmprteonmont, be. toutbem Woman lufftrtd with Itch• roro It bcMmo anpnront to them that lng, lumlng. Raah-Thr.. Llttlt

"'" .. labiH Had &kin Troublea. tholr S!li'JlUoe wore not to arrtve 011

tl~~irUtof Island 1: oxtrcmoly dlmcutt "l!l1 bab7 had a nmntnr; aore on hl• of nppro3cb, being surrounded wllh n.ck J.11d nothlns that 1 dld for it took

ottoet unUl I uecd CuUcura. M1 taco nubtncrgM rocko. and trtpnd~ 'Of th9 wu nearJr full of tetter or aome aim· men bl!llcvo that~ reseulnr: ~oon; uar aldn dlaeue. It would Uclt and tll'lJ wore wrocicd . whllo tr)'IU to mnko land. U thle Is tho cnao, :<bo l'ht:tl'll 10 that 1 could budly atand lt.

b Two cakea of Cu\tcura Soap and a box quartet on tho Island may havo eon of CuUcura Ointment cured me. Two rc.enrorccd by tho crows of tho vcs- 7c&rJ att.r 1t broko out on my bands solo. and i wrlat. SomcUmC'a I 'wonltl r:o

This nows eamo from Alaako. on tho anrlr trU7 for 1t Itched 10 badly, I brl~antltlo John D. Bpr<lckots, 22 days went back to my old atand·b:Y, that trcm Unga, which also brought word had neter falled me-one act of CuU· or tbo dt>ath of two mt'll In Al!19ka cur& RemediH dtd tho work. Ono wntors by drownlnar. Ono or tbcao 1 • b h ~•• "l>lrty :Faoo" Andrew. a well· aet llao cured mr unc o a ba Y w oae known· character nround Unga, whoso bead· -wu a ~e of acres, and another

baby who wu ln the aame ftx. ;Mra. /cal name wu Androw Larsen. LDUe Wilcher, 'l70 EleYcmth St., Chat-

In company with MnrUn Anderaon, t&noop., Tenn., F~b. If, 1101.'' n follow ftshcrman, Larson sttirtod from Ungn tn n sailboat on May 4 coatly Popularity. bound tor Sand Point. Outsldo of J"rance'a erutaer Leon Oambolta Ia Ungn, as darkness ume on~ they: nn uame4 "after the- famoull poUUclalf, upon tho r<Xlka oft Cross lsl!Uld, and who dlecl on Doumber at, 188:1. In the Laroon W41'1 drowned. Umew or his 'lht~nao populartt.r Oam.

Anderson manaced to grup a l'OC.'k bett.a bad an e~rlettCtl wblch he wae nnd to th!s he clung during the nlJbt. w011t to teU aplnat hJmsetL In Part. At low water, when the men were admlrett un1oket1 hi• bot'Ht aDd

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Ytar Ago. c-cmt>-any to trap roxts on the Island broke over It conUnuntlt with auch afr of (lrfde, and be would add. with · 'llllli:;;;,F;;;~ 1me:~:rnll&romlel!·~~o:ne~.1 ~y;ea~r~· ~a:;~. o~hond fitted out wJth pro- to~ that the flallor was I'IWept Into a emll6: "But 1 M1'6r aaw mrbortil

BeatU!ft ~ u toiast -tbetn lo1• I. ewHile sca---ttmo...and 4lgain. ~But. he. •caAal" _ ·--~--·~ ------~-~ .-- _ Cor tlle tast year .on. <!hlrlkof leland. a fmnn!.hil. Mdlllonal. Jmlllllfe!l wQrc nged to fight. hi& way back to tho rock, rocky mountain lop jutUng out ot tho prcm.lsoo Ulem Immediately. At the nnd In tho mornlng ho wllS piCked up ~.tea to tho stJUth and eut of tho end ot three months tbe schooner St. by a n:1Uve In a dory. Shortly bdoro Alaska pentnsuta, aro now snte In Paul wns atored wllh provislono nnd tbls a tlab()11llan wns drowned at John· SQuaw Harbot, Aluka, qr dcatJ of started for tllo relief of tho lmprls· son's Harbor.

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aon JOU called up by telephone! Jewett-oh, yes. Hewltt-Bnt I didn't hear .JOU taJ

anJthlnc. . 1ewett-It wu my wife I called.

We tamlah the splendor of our beat ac:Uone br tbO often spealdnr; of them.

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and around White Oaks, a qui,et territory which ' prosecuted tbe. wedding ocr.urred at the resid~ce ca.ses in que!itiou, that the slot ol John Y. He\91tt of that town machines are within reach of tbe last Monday alternoon, at which territorial law • Miss Florence McDougal, daugh• TnN Doi.-X.-.A-R-s•~-£-W_A_R~ wili be ter of Judge and !drs. H. C, Me- paid for the recovery of a dark• Dougal, of ~nsas City, Mo., brown mare, 8 years old, star on was married to Mr. Ralph Roose· forehead, white hind feet, Ton velt, also of Kansas City, no one right thigh, known as the J;lurrell being present excevt the contract· mare.-H. J. ].,I'l"l'Llt, Carr1zo~o. ing parties, Judge McDougal and FoR s.u.n-

clergyman. w . assessment Nearly two months a"O Judge complet~d. . Good pz:operty

• D • cbeap, if sold SOQD. Address all McDougal, accompanied by t;us inquiries to C. A. Mcilvain, Ash· daughter, Miss Flor~nre, came to laud, Ohio. lm

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. Adolph J. Lahaun, by Charles mained since that tame. Spence, his Attorney in Fact,

The engagement of Mr. Roose· whose pO!stoffice address is White velt and Miss McDougal has ex· Oaks, LiucofnCounty, New Mex· is ted during several mouths aud iC<J• baa this day filed Ttis ap­soon after her arrival at White J?hc.tiou for a P.•~ent !of the

Smugg-1er lode m1nU1g clasm in Oaks it was decided to have their White Oaks Mining District m.arriage take pla.ce there, and Lincoln County,· New l\texico: the wedding referred to was the which is described by the field ret.ult. notett and plat on file in this

On Monday night Mr Hewitt office a!l Survey No. 13~2 being . •. described as follows to wtt:

. gave a party at t~c R1uk ~n honor Beginning at corner No. 1, of the event and 10 comphmeut to whence the U corner between sec­bla three g.ucr.ts,. at which Mr. tious25 ~nd 26 in 'l'owus1tiJ).6 S., aud Mrs. Roosevelt were ititro- Range 11 E., ~ars N. 52° 06' duced to the maov frlends and E., 510.85 feet.da11tant. . ,

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