r·2"';c.:., - ""'-'·'·'-.. .. . ....... "" .. _ .. ·.:;. ...... ' ewe. A Journal Devoted to the Interests of Linct>'ln County. VOLUME 12. CARRIZOZO. LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEX!CO, MARCH 3, 1911. NUMBER 4 Decision Expected Monday. 5omt \\\ The county seat case is to be heard at Alamogor- do Mondav. As bas he<'n here- tofore stated, the territorial su- preme court having passed upon I all the issues, this case will bring out no new points. It is confi· I dentlv expected that work will I , ... , soon recommence on tlie court ! house and jail. 5\)T\l\(1 \I)a(}Ol\S. ,, · The plaintiffs may, if they !'IO desire, appeal to the supreme court of the United States, and an intimation that such an ap-t peal will be made has been given, but whether the appeal will be 1 perfected is, of course, a matter I of conjecture.· Should such .aq_ appeal be taken it will probably be two or three yearti betore the highest court could reach it. In the meantime if an injunction is granted work will not begin; but few fear an injunction without the filing of adequate bond for damages, wl;lich will be a protec- tion to all parties, those signing the bond, and them it will be a very serious matter should they again fail in court. Brithtening Prospects. We sang a little song of ap- proaching prosperity last week, because ·of the good snow that had fallen, but this week it should be swelled to a chorus because of addhional moisture. "Out·swal· low does not make spring," it is true, nor does one snow make a season; but one snow after an- other, mixed with rain, does make a season, and that is what we haYe. For about twenty-four hours it snowed and rained, and rained and snowed, this week, and old mother earth that was slowly perishing with thirst bad her beRt drink in several seasons., The farmer should have np diffi- culty in getting his land in good \. shape for the coming season, and WE ARE CLOSING OUT ourstockofthecelebrated WINONA MOUNTAIN W AOONS at prices much below the cost of delivering. These ,Wagons are secon«l to nooe, and especially for mountain use. We have only a few left and while they last we are making the following retnarkably low prices: 1% in. Spring wagon, with pole, seat, bolster springs and seat cushion, former price $70, now $50. 2% in. Mountain wagon, complete with seat, bows, etc., former price $95, now $70. 2% in. Mountain wagon, as above, forlller price $100, now $80. - 3 in. Mountain wagon, complete, former price $110, now $85. Every one of these Wagons are guaranteed by the Winona Wagon Co., who ab!iolutely stand behind them. There u no better 1"Uf10n made. These plices are absolutely Spot Cash. eaTT\1.01.0 eom"\)al\\}. the for a bountiful were never more flattering. The moisture is deep, the season is promisinr and the man with the hoe will again be in clover. The season is now approacbine- when, with this late moisture, feed will make its appearance. The stockman, then, should enjoy one of the most profitable seJsons in years, and especially to the sheepmaJl the vear 1911 should be a record break-er. With brighten- ing prospects for the farmer and stockman and the promise of an abundance of water for all indus- course, the on the case, trial purposes, each and everyone on behalf of the association, are should feel that the lean period keeping their own counael. Con- is a thing .of the past, and the stable Oswald arrested two sus- fat period is a thing of the past. picious characters after the • burg:lary, on one of whom he Nothin1 of the Bur,lars. found a bunch of skeleton keys. So far as the general public is The hoboes were turned loose, aware, there is no clue to the lwwever, as they could not be perpetrators of the burglary of connected with the burglary. la!tt week. The Bank- The pair were, without question, ers' Association, of which the up to some phony business, but Exchange Bank is a member, got were probably not after as big busy at once and, as a matter of, game as a bank .ff Boss Cox Indicted. Cincinnatti, Feb. 27.-A new indictment charging Geo. B. Cox, republican leader of Cincinnatti, with perjury, was returned by the jury today. It is alleged that in addition to the receipt of $48,500 interest money paid by the banks to former l!ountv trea- surer John H. Gibson, as charged in the first indictment, Cox was given $17,500 from the same source by Tilden R. French when the latter was county treasurer.
ewe. A Journal Devoted to the Interests of Linct>'ln County.
VOLUME 12. CARRIZOZO. LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEX!CO, MARCH 3, 1911. NUMBER 4
Decision Expected Monday.
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The long-drawn-~ut county seat case is to be heard at Alamogordo Mondav. As bas he<'n heretofore stated, the territorial supreme court having passed upon I all the issues, this case will bring out no new points. It is confi· I
dentlv expected that work will I , ... , soon recommence on tlie court !
house and jail.
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desire, appeal to the supreme court of the United States, and an intimation that such an ap-t peal will be made has been given, but whether the appeal will be 1
perfected is, of course, a matter I of conjecture.· Should such .aq_ appeal be taken it will probably be two or three yearti betore the highest court could reach it. In the meantime if an injunction is granted work will not begin; but few fear an injunction without the filing of ~n adequate bond for damages, wl;lich will be a protection to all parties, ex~ept those signing the bond, and ~0 them it will be a very serious matter should they again fail in court.
Brithtening Prospects. We sang a little song of ap
proaching prosperity last week, because ·of the good snow that had fallen, but this week it should be swelled to a chorus because of addhional moisture. "Out·swal· low does not make spring," it is true, nor does one snow make a season; but one snow after another, mixed with rain, does make a season, and that is what we haYe. For about twenty-four hours it snowed and rained, and rained and snowed, this week, and old mother earth that was slowly perishing with thirst bad her beRt drink in several seasons., The farmer should have np diffi-culty in getting his land in good
\. shape for the coming season, and
WE ARE CLOSING OUT ourstockofthecelebrated WINONA MOUNTAIN W AOONS at prices much below the cost
of delivering. These ,Wagons are secon«l to nooe, and especially adapt~a for mountain use. We have only a few left and while they last we are making the following retnarkably low prices:
1% in. Spring wagon, with pole, seat, bolster springs and seat cushion, former price $70, now $50.
2% in. Mountain wagon, complete with seat, bows, etc., former price $95, now $70.
2% in. Mountain wagon, as above, forlller price $100, now $80.
-3 in. Mountain wagon, complete, former price $110,
now $85.
Every one of these Wagons are guaranteed by the Winona Wagon Co., who ab!iolutely stand behind them. There u no better 1"Uf10n made.
These plices are absolutely Spot Cash.
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feed will make its appearance. The stockman, then, should enjoy one of the most profitable seJsons in years, and especially to the sheepmaJl the vear 1911 should be a record break-er. With brightening prospects for the farmer and stockman and the promise of an
abundance of water for all indus- course, the detective!~ on the case, trial purposes, each and everyone on behalf of the association, are should feel that the lean period keeping their own counael. Conis a thing .of the past, and the stable Oswald arrested two susfat period is a thing of the past. picious characters ~oon after the
• burg:lary, on one of whom he Nothin1 of the Bur,lars. found a bunch of skeleton keys.
So far as the general public is The hoboes were turned loose, aware, there is no clue to the lwwever, as they could not be perpetrators of the burglary of connected with the burglary. la!tt week. The ~erican Bank- The pair were, without question, ers' Association, of which the up to some phony business, but Exchange Bank is a member, got were probably not after as big busy at once and, as a matter of, game as a bank vaul~.
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Boss Cox Indicted. Cincinnatti, Feb. 27.-A new
indictment charging Geo. B. Cox, republican leader of Cincinnatti, with perjury, was returned by the ~rand jury today. It is alleged that in addition to the receipt of $48,500 interest money paid by the banks to former l!ountv treasurer John H. Gibson, as charged in the first indictment, Cox was given $17,500 from the same source by Tilden R. French when the latter was county treasurer.
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I want every ('bronte rheumatic to throw a way all medlclDes, all llDlmenta, all plnstPn, nnd f'!l~e MUNYON'S IUIEUMATISM REMEOY a triaL No matter whnt your doctor mny l!nY, no matter what your frt('nds mny suy, no matter how prejudked von may be agnlntJt all adTertlsed r"medles, g() nt once to your druggist and get a bottle or the ltHEUMA'riSM HEMF.:DY. H It falls to give sntlstactlon,l will refund your mon~y.-Mnnyom
Remember this remedy ('Ontalns no aall('yllc acid, no opium ('Ornlne, morphine or other bnrmtul dru~:s.. It Is put up und<'r the gnarnntee ot the Pure Food and Druc A('t.
For Bille by all drugglsta. Prlce, 211c.
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VARIOUS GOOD FOOD ARTICLES IN WHICH IT IS USED.
! Directions for the Making of Gingerbread, Pudding, Pte; Muffins and
Parliament Cake With Thla Wholesome Cano Product.
Molasses and golden syrup are such easily obtained arid cheap commodities that the houeewlfe, Ignorant of their enormous value ln the good world, Is often given to looking slightIngly upon them. No better food exIsts than this pure product of the
, sugar cane. From a cfiemlcal point of view
honey Is a very wholesome an(l valuable food. But syrup Is as valuable.
. lt Is In nature really a kind of honey. Honey Is composed of three aurer
ent kinds of sugar, a mixture of cane The Oldest Klickitat. augar, which cryatalllzes; a fruit
.Jake Hunt, the oldest living Klickl· sugar, which does not candy at all, tat Indian known, lies at death's door 1 and or Invert sugar, a compound of at his home adjoining this town east the two. ' of here. The old Indian Is reputed to Cookery supplies many waya of be more than 100 years of age. using lt. As gingerbread, In taffY,
Years ago an Indian vlllage stood plain In a pretty molasses pitcher, to where the Hunt family now carries on be used In bread like honey, or eaten a general farming business. All that I abundantly as an accompaniment of Is left of the old settlement Is a little milk puddings of all kinds, It may ..be church, a totem pole and numerous used. mounds where tne Kllckltats lie who Glngerbread.-Bift three-quarters of could not reach the century mark. Old a pound of flour Into a basin, add halt Jake says that this was the Indians' a teaspoonful of salt, half a teaspoonparadise before the advent of early ful of carbonate of soda, one teaspoonwhite s~>ttlers. ful of ground ginger, one teaspoonful
.Take Hunt Is dt>stined not to die a of allspice, a little grated nutmeg and poor Indian. Ills lands are as rich and I half a teaspoonful of ground clnnaproductlve as any In the valley and mon. Melt together In a saucepan, command a high prl<'e. He Is said to one cupful of molasses, a quarter of hav<> married Eleven times during his a pound of sugar, a quarter of a long career, but there wlll be only a pound of butter and half a cupful of widow and a few children to fall heir milk. Cool and add to dry lngredtn his valuable property.-IIusum Cor- Ients with two well beaten eggs. Mix respondence Portland Oregonian. well, then pour Into a buttered and
------- floured cake tin. Bake slowly for Fame and Fate. three-quarters of an hour.
Fame came to the man. Molasses Puddlng.-Beat together "I will have a five-cent cigar named four ounces of butter and three ounces
for you," she said, swt>etly. of sugar till quite creamy. Add one Fate followed on her hePis. well beaten egg, three-quarters of a "I'll make you smoke the cigar!" teacup of molasses and gently fold In
hisRed Fate. half a pound of sifted flour. Add as Hastily the man turned down the much slightly warmed milk as will
• byway to obscurlty.-Llfe. be necessary to form the mixtures In-
to a soft consistency, then add one Since the Price of Eggs Rose. teaspoonful of ground ginger, and one
Hewitt-How did he make his for- heaping teaspoonful of baking powder. tune? Beat all very well together, pour Into
.l~>witt-He kept Home C'ompanlon.
a hen.-Woman's a greased basin, or mold, cover with
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greased paper, and steam tor three hours. Turn out on a hot platter and serve Immediately.
Molasses Ple.-Beat the yolks of 1 four eggs with one cupful of brown
sugar, add one cupful of molasses ' and two teaspoonfuls of grated nut-1 meg, then add two tablespoonfuls of : melted butter, two heaping teaspoon. fuls of cornstarch, mixed wttb three i tablespoonfuls of cream, and the ' whites of the eggs stlffiy beaten. i Pour the mixture Into two pie Una
lined with pastry. Bake for 40 minutes. Beat up three whites of eggs atlffiy, add one heaping tablespoonful of sugar and beat again, then spread ovey the top of pies, set In oven and brown.
Molasses Mufflns.-Quarter cupful or molasses, three heaping teaspoonfuls of baking powder, teaspoonful ot. salt, three eggs, one· half a cupful of milk, one cupful of flour and three-fourths cupful of rye meal. Mix and sift dry Ingredients; add remaining Ingredients; beat well. Drop from a spoon Into stnoklng hot fat and fry to a golden color. Drain and serve..,
Parliament Molasses Cakes.-Two 'Ounces of butter, one pound of molasses, one pound ot flotu, one tableapoonfuL ground ginger, pearlasb size of' a nut, small piece of alum. Melt the butter, add molasses, pour among flour. g£nger, add pear lash and alum. Beat mixture till very smooth. Leave It to get cold, roll out thin, cut Into long pieces and bake Jn a moderate oven for S6 minutes.
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Rl . Five one-ton ahob! As quick u you caD pull the qger and as straight to the mark u you can look.
Meeting a 1 big 1un 11 with this gun is like shooting a hole in a bam from the inside- and if the 6rst ball shouldn't atop him, he can't pin a yard before he gets it egain. Remington Autoloading Rifle-solid breech, hammerleu-ejecb, reloads and cocks by recoa without the losa of an ounce of muzzle energy. The only automatic rifle which locka the cartridges in the chamber. Safest and best of big guns. Made in .2S, 30-30, .32 and .3S Relaingtoa ealibrea. .,The Gua for the pile. Game." Ina~ ~ at any dealeta.
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W. L. DOUGLAS ,,~A,. •s, •a.so a. '4 SHOES ~0~ot1Ea IF YOU COULD VISIT W. L. DOUGLAS LA.RGiil
FACTORIES AT BROCKTON MASS., and see bOl'r oarefullyW. L. Douglas shoes are made, you would then underoo llta.nd why fkiUar for dollar are guaranteed to hold their II!J!D>JJH, look and fit better and than any other $3.00,
Maror have the Idea that anything Will sell .Iff advel'tlsed strong enough. Thla ls a great Jnistake. True, a te'W IJ&les might be made by advertis· l.ng an absolutely worthless article 'but lt is only the article that ·ts bought again and again that pays. An eJCample of the bit; success or a worthy article Ia the enormous sa.le that has grown up for Cascarets Candy Cathartic. This wonderful record Is the result or great merit successfullY made known through per-
: @t.tent advertising and the mouth-to· ~ 111outh recommendation given Cas-
carets by Ita friends anjl -users. · · . Llk«rall great successes, trade pi
rate.~ prey on 9J.e unsufl,pecting pub· ltc, b)' Ptarketll\.8_ fake tablets s~ilar ln appearance to Cascarets. Care •hould always be exercised . tn purchasing well advertlfted goods, especially an ·article that has a national sale llke Cascarets . ........-Do not allow a •ubetftute to be palmed off on you. _______ ....;,
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Art In the Nude. \ The phptographer's lady was very
preoccupied showing some samples of work to prospective sitters, when a Uti and raw-boned individual, apparently trom ''the land,'' stalked solemnly Into the studio, and intimated that be would like to know what the "piC· tem" were worth.
uLike that, f3 a dozen," said the photographer's lady, handing blm one.
The farmer gazed long and earnest· ly at the ph~tograph of- a very small baby sitting in a wash basin.
"Anct what would It cost with my olothea on?" be finally asked.
NURSE TELLS OF SKIN CURES "I"Iiii.ve seen the CuUcura Remedies
used with best results during the past twenty years;· In my work;IHI a nurse,
. many <ln disease cases came under my observation, and in . every In· ltance. I always recommended the Cutlcura Remedies as they always cave entire satisfaction. One case In »articular was that of a lady friend of mine who, when a child, was· af· flloted with eczema which _covered her face and }lands entirely, breaking out at Intervals with severer torture. She could not go to school as the. disfigurement looked terrible. I told her to get at once a set of Cutlcura Remedies. After tb~ use of only one set she was 11ertecUy well. ·
"A grown lady friend was afflicted with salt rheum In one of her thumbs, and she was cured by the Cutlcura llemedles. · StlJI another lady had dry aalt rheum in both palms of her hands every faJI of the year. They used to be so painful she could scarcely wet her bands uqtll she began to use the Cutlcura Remedies which cured her. I have also seen them cure children of ringworm. The cblldren•s faces would be all circles and rings around the cheeks, and the neck ,and after treatment with the Cutlcura Soap and Ointment they were completely cured. My husband bad rheumatism on his arm and I used the Cuticura Ointment. It made bls arm as limber and nice, whereas it was quite stiff before· I began to apply the Ointment.
"Last May I had an Ingrowing toe nail which was very painful, as the •Ide of the nan was edging right down In the side of my toe, I cut the nail out of the cavity It made, and ot course applied the Cuttcura Ointment to the part affected. It soothed tt and in less .than ten nights it was all helUed through ~onstant' use or the
·. Olntm.ent. Ten days ·ago I betd i'ny left band and wrlsf'burned with· boll
··-lnr; lard, -and Cutlcura Ointment has ciomple~ety ·cured them. I have just
· ·· ie¢omtn~ncled the Cutlcura RemedteE . t~ ;Jlntither friend, and she Is pleased
· : ·. !lfl'•th tbt! reau)ta lllld-- is reco;vertng · • t;&t(i'61y. . l ,;Itt gladly turntsb . the
· · , ti1t(&l of tb~ J~ebple. referred to aliove l. /': Jt.~t~octr .d~ub~ what I say." (SIP·
PEPPER NUTS ARE VERY RICH ,,
How to Make These. Fa,_vorlte Small Cakes That WIH Keep Well
for a Long Time. •
These are a favorite small cake that may be m~de in quantity and kept on band for spacial occasions. Cream together one cup or butter, one of lard and two of brown sugar. Add three egg~. one at a time, beatIng thoroughly after each addition. Then add the spices-one grated nutmeg, two teaspoonfuls of cinnamon and two of anise seed, one teaspoonful or ground cloves, four spoonfuls whole coriander, one cupful chopped almonds and one-eighth chopped citron. Next add four cups or molasses with whlcb have been mixed two teaspoonfuls of soda dissolved In a little warm water and four with which tour teaspoonfuls of cream- of tartar have been sifted, using dour . to make ·a stiff dough. Knead with the hands un· til . well mixed and smooth, then roll out on a ftoured board Into long rolls about an Inch In diameter. With a sharp knife cut into slices a quarter of an Inch thick. Batte in a quick oven to light brown, and when cold put Into a tin cake box, where they will keep tor a long time. ··
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To remove "black Ink s~lns on chil· dren's colored frocks, etc., cover them Immediately with red Ink and then wash. In this way the damage may be made good, not a trace of either Ink remaining.
When the lemons from which you are,about to extract the juice tor cookIng are brought cold from the storeroom the juice wlll be extracted easter If the lemons are warmed a trifle.
To destroy motils put the moth-Infested articles Into a baker's oven
· wblcb bas Just been used for baking. Let them remain there over night and In the morning ~ke them out and shake and beat them In the open air.
Many women who do not ventur& to prepare caramel at home because of J.he danger of burning Instead of browning the sugar do not know that the druggist has It at Its best. Deli· clous custard Is made wltb maple· sugar for sweetening and caramel for coloring and the two flavors blend excellently. The caramel Is useful for coloring sauces as well as for flavoring custards and creams.
Malde of Honor. Line some gem pans with paste.
Then make the following mixture: one tablespoonful ·of sago, eoaked for half an hour In water, then bofl It fer a few minutes till It Is cooked and thick; put In a basin a quarter or a pound ot sugar, a quarter of a pound or butter and beat to a cream, add two well~beaten eggs and beat again; then add two ounces of grated cocoa· nut. grated rind and strained juice of! half a lemon, mixed well, and last add the boiled sago. Mix all well ; nearly flU the lined pans, and bake tlll cooked.
The origin of thlll tamous dlsb Is ln,volved In fable. Some people suppose ·that the spices used In · the deleotable filling are traceable to the otterlngs ot the wise men of the .east.
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"Yes, and I'll bet every fool outside wlll think he could edit it better than It Is edlte~ by the lunatic inside." ·sarsaparilla ConsUpatio~ causes a!ld seriously ag,P.a
vates ma':ly dt,seaRe8. ft Js thoroughly cured by Dr. Pterce e Pellets. Tiny sugar-coated Kranules.
Eradicates scrofula and all other humors, cures all their effects, makes the blood rich and abundant, strengthens all the vital organs. Take it.
One of the worst thtngs IJUU Is a shady reputation.
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PILES CUBED IN 8 TO U. DAYS Lour drnwlst will refund money If PAZO OINTIllliN'l' f&lla to cure ~W caae of ltobloe, Blind, Blei!Clblf or Protrud.lql'llea ln 11 to 1• claya. liOo.
Get It today In usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Saraat,aba.
Faint? Have ,.. weak heart, dizzy feelinala, oppreaaed breatbinl after meal• P Or do you experience pain over the heart, ahortne .. of breath oo goio& up•atain and the manY diatreeaiaj aymptoma which indicate poor oiroulation and bad blood.P A heart tonic, blood and body•bui14er tbat hu atood the teat of ,ov4=r 40 yean of curoa ia
• Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery The heart beeomea regular .. olook·work. Tbe reel blood oorpuaolea are iacreuad ia aumber-aad tho aervea ia tura are well fad. The arteriM are-filled with good rich blood. That ia wlay aerveae debility, Irritability, faintiag apella, dieappear and are cwer-ClOme by thia alterative extract ol mediolaal roota put up by Dr. Pierce without tiNt . ale ol alcohol.
• Alk your DOi~bor. Many have ll1esa oared of aoroiUloua condltioaa, ulcera, Ufever·IOrea,•• white ••eUia .. , oto., by taldall Dr. Pierce'• Diaoovery. Juat the refreahiq and vitalialog toaic needed' for excelllive tiaaue wute, in oonYalesceaoe from Ieven or lor naa•dowat••e•io, tbin•"loocled peop... Stick to thi• ..Co and aane remedy and ,.,_,e all " iuat •• good " kiacla olfered by tbe dealer who ie looking for • larger profit. Noth· Ia& will do 'fOU half u muob •ood .. Dr. Pierce~• Qold~ Medical Diaooverr.
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, found relief at once. I got two bott;les and tbey cured me. I think it is the. best Liniment a person can have in the house. I shall always keep a bottle 1n my house as long as I can 1et it."-Mas. E. R. WALLACE, Morrisons, Va.
Another Letter. Mas. JA.HEs McGuw, of 1216 Mandeville St., New Orleans, La., writes:
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Sloan's Liniment instantly relieves stiffness of the Joints, Sore 'I:hroat, Hoarseness, Sprains, Neuralgia, Sciatica and Lumbago. Better and cheaper than porous plasters.
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House Approves Constitutio'u. The lower house of congress
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stitution for New Mexico the first For a Parcels Post. of this month, The only serious The ,parcels post has its advo- . obstacle to early admission is ap· cates and· its opponents-some proval by the senate. The only opponents from honest motivP.s, danger to be encountered in the but the most powerful opponents senate, so far as known, is lack from selfish motives.. The ex• of time. Congress adJ'ourns to- press companieq ar~ deadly ene-
mies to the estabhshttu\!nt of· a· morrow noon and the senate has partels post. The following from · a mass of unfinished b~siness. the Rural New Yorker conveys.; -·- some startling inforin!ltion:
Congress adjourns tomorrow at The Interstate Commerce Com· noon. Many important measures mission has issued its first report_ . will not get through for lack of on the statistics of express com-
panies. The companies claimed time, and it is asserted that Pre- real estate valued at $14,932,169,-sident Taft will calJ an extra 24, while their equipment cost session. The tariff will be/ the $7,361,405,59. They did a total big thing in the extra session. business throu~eh the y~ar of
- _ $132,599.,190,92. They pa1d for The proposition to elect·United .. express privileges," which
States senators by direct vote was means to railroads and ()ther carriers $64,032,126,69. The
defeated in the senate this week. American Express Co. alone took The vote stood 54 for to ·33 in $31,896,497,22 as rross receipts. against, but as a two-thirds ma· This company bad accumulated jority was required the proposi• $451JJ64,6?'1,65 as assets, most of tion was lost. The adoption of it m cash, stocks and bonds.
The A<lams Expres!il Company an amendment, empowering the showed itt 1909 assets amounting federal government to supervise to $57,648,039,97., This company the election of senators caused a was tben t"epresented by 120,000 number of the southern senators .shares •. In H,~98 and in ~907 the to oppose the measure. There A~ams tssued .$36,000,p()O tn bonds
. to tts shareholders as a mean~ of ~eems to be always some,th~ng to getting rid of tbl!-t vast aibou~t tnterfere when the peoples tnl er- of surplus earnt'ngs. All thts est are at stake. was in addition to regular di\ti
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Abstracts ·of Titles. . /
Examin~tion and Perfee• · . don of Titles.
W~ekly RecordReports $2.50 per motith.
Irrigated ~ands Bo~gbt ·. · aud Sold.
· ·Real Estatei',.oans,. ·· ' U.S. LandCointnissioner.
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deues. · It was put out in this way so that the actual rate of dividends would not !!eem too large. It i~ s.bown by this report I that express ~ompanies are all mixed up with· each other and a1so with the railroads. In 1909 railroad companies.helct stock in the express companies to the amount of $14,124,000,00, while =~~========:: .. ~~======~========== the express companies had $2fi,.
government establish a route 471,942,36 worth of railroad stock.
The people of Carrizozo and all Lincoln count.r, for that matter, should get busy with the department on that au.to mail route. Three weeks ago we called the attention of our read~ ers to this matter. Strong influences are at work to have the
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from Tularosa to Roswell, aud, The Adams alone held $3,990,000 while we hope the effort will of Pennsylvania Railroad stock. succeed, yet the establishment of. It aiso ~eld stockinotherexpress that line makes it imperative compan~es to the value of $2,846,-
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. 125, whtle the total thus held by that thts .part .of th~ c~unty h~ve all express con!\>anies was$4,6~~·· a connecting hne wtth tt,::-A ltne 658.33. The dtreetors of the exshould run from here. to Hondo, press companies are l'in~erch~:~.n· and vdth SUCh Jines .established reable"'-tbat is, S?me of them all parts of Lincoln county would are . on several !l~fferent CO';Jl-
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Two weeks ago, when discu!!s· for farmers and coutttry people to W. E. Winfield . • . . . .. · ' ... Jobtt~.J:tell: .· .... '· .· .. ing the difficulties in the way of remetnber. For yearstbisuatioQ w· 'IN"' F:· I" a· .. LD &' " B'" .. e' :· ~·.·. :t· ' ' ·- ' .. ''" .... :
1 'fN M · , n t' ha~.beeu robbe4 and bled bya.· : · . . .·. .· •·. . . ·.· ... ··.: . :<·•.: ~.:;,. ap~rova o . ew extco:s co ~ l• combittation of carriers that, is ' · · • . · • · · · · · ;. :.. . .. .· . :· .. < >
!:~~;n;b::l~~~:~e~::~~ueb:·~ ~:~~~~t~n~t;~:~~~dsto~~~~~~~ ... s.· ta. P• · le·&. R ... an .... cy· .a.r .. o.· .· .. ·~.-e .••.. r ..•. le. $·._.· · ··r ... · • ... ··-- .··· our way •. Since .that statement grip upon pubtic transportati()n~ .
the d!spatch~s have announced it:i~l'.b:~!!e t34t,:Oo~ ... ri8r~; ~:; .. ···· ··~ · ...... !t~¢t\l'.]-Y!;$1¢!a~l~~Jt~an·*:;s~t}~.;:.:)/ .. :. .. : <h~· · :_ · .< ., •.•• -, .• •• •,:· . that •! was * g~od guess •. The people's money itt bonds...:..no\ .. , .· - ·. va!"#Y, p(\t~~~~s ::~~~{Y :';~e:"'~ ' .. > .· . . .. ·;, . . .. . . Arizo~a ~etegatton, so we are darhtg to show di1fideods large ' . ' ' ' ' '• .. ' ' . ·.·· ' : ' . ,' '' . •. ' ' •. · , ' ' told, disvairing ~f favorable ac- ~!Iough t,o cover the amount, . .. ·rr~~pt_ 4t~~~tiOJ1· 1Jiv~n::·f.\Jiori,e ()t~~rl. ·. ·
l rise. That. should apply parhc;. the road':; the right to inerea~~ Gu.rrizozo lmpi'UVemeni nnrl DevelupmentCo., ~--~--7'-.-~-"~--~ r 1 , ularly t!l~s year, for the re(:ent fre:ight rates. Tbey will accept . . D~fontlnnt. lJ ·
I. l · · h d f b • . . · Not.1ce 1s hereby glVGn that the undereiQ'ned 'I THE p AM·QU S " }' " ... cold snap will bold the sap back t e ecree 0 t. e. com.mtsston as Rberiff of Lhlll(>ln COUIIty, 'l'or•·itor)· of Now ~ . . IE 'i for ·so,ne time •. Another feature final. The dectston was reacht!d Mexico, by virtue ohjudgment nn!l !leareo of ~ W H JTE OAKS ~
.•. ·· · · ·· · · · . . a.t a meeting. of the reil)pr~;;seu ta .. ~()relllosurf) or a mortgngo deed ren~t-r~d "!'the ~ . " · · that makes this a most favorable ttves of the roads of tb.e western· ctbduy~rNove•~~r,l~to,bython,strJCtCourt 'A . .. .
i t.inie is th'at tbe,g' round is in .a t k' 1. . t• h "-d of tbe Bl'llth •JndtCIRI'DIRirillt of tbe T~rritory :1;,1 c· ·o A L . ~ ; . run tne associ a .t.o~ e~ quar- of New MelCico in tho above t!ntitlod ll"Use, nod ,. . . > IQOSt receptive mood, containing ters here. The optmon was' ad- .nn Order ofsnle issued out ofsni<l court in said I" . ~ ·. . · more tUotsture. than. for' many vanced by many that the roads •d·nusefto mo
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Nothmg lends more beauty to ·. . . · .. t th· b f . hw t~ltheht~;hestbldder~orC!IBh, atthelllel>hmt, !:.1. M. J. O'HARA, Agt. ~. . . . . b ·, . . . 1 . . COlllUl~rc~ cour au . e ore t e SitUate U(lOb the heremo.fterdescnhe<l prllperty, ?I . . . . . r:;: . the home t an a trt~n~u ar row comm.tsston and that. Ot;ICe the in the town of C:nrrizozn, COllnty of Linllolu, " . P. 0. Box· ltlll . . . IE . ()f shade treeS, and slmtlar treat~ 11ew co~rf . ha? . rLtled i ~S decree territ,ory of New \le~i~o, the f<>llowing pieces or ·~ Leave Ordersqt Rolluiul'e Drug St.()[e• ~
· e11t t · tb treets of a town bas would be bmdmg for two years. parcel!! of land, to-~tt. . ::.1 · . . . , ·. U1 ..., 0 e S . . . . . . . . · . ·. ,,. , . . Lots nurnhert-!ls1x (II), seven (7) ~~ond t-Ight (II) ""''~'""'::W::~~"'"'""'~'~':Tt ~.
the same effect. lt lS tt"Ue . that It also Was argued that tf the in Block oumbor one (11 inlllcDonnld'H ll!hhtit n ---~· ........ -~ . ~~· -------...,...;-th .· .· t: ce ur people have ro.ads COl1lP.lY. with the. decree tqthetownofCarrill;ozoiuJ,int•oluconnt.y,N.•W ' .. e.ex.pe ten ° . ·. · ·... . wtthout ob3ectto~ and wtthdraw M.elflcv; nlao a~ much of Lot11 ~umbero? m.u bad Wtth shade trees the past the advanced tartffs before March . (91 nod ~on.(IQ) ~? ~IOilli. !'umbor.one (1~ ln I!Md ri.
t . . . . b· ve been . disap' " '10 t' h. 'JI· b' . . ..l. . - . Mcnonald e·oddtt10".1181M Q(lbtaiDod Within the !;: . . WO seaSOnS . a · . . . t er~ Wl . e att o.pportuntty followlngboundnriefl, to-wit; Bc~tlllJJiUg ut the :_ . .pointi1tg't bUt they )a.Qp.!!d Under ~t a }ate.r date tO SUbl1llt adyan~es soutlu~u!lft,cornertif ~ot number ten (lOJ. tbenc() ~.
dverse conditions brougbtabout on certilun rates, some of· whtcb nortb nlt•ng tht- l)nst Uno or. auid tot. fif~y (!iO) ~ a .. ·. . . . .. .· ·· ' . · . may meet With faVOr, feet; tbeqc~ Wellt tiRrallol Wtth the north .boll o.f 'i! by ·~xtreme dry weather. Pres- . . . . ll~id block, fifty feet to the we~tlineor Lot nom- l
. ettt ·cottdt' tt. ons warrau t another ABSTR. AC-T O.F· ·c·OU.NTYil-REC·. ORDS. . ~er nine (II);. thence south along ,be aaid'w~st ·~ . · · · . · · hne to the auuthweet corner of (;ot number ~nne effort With better prospects Of !9); thenoo.nortboll8talongthe110uthlin8ofLota ~
· . . l!'nrniBb!'id by Amorle~n Title & Trnst Co. . number• nintl (0) and (10) to lbe pllloe of bef;in-SUCCe(!IS, . · · Linootn. ~. M. · ninll.
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s2 s:4 se~. · f~:::::::!:~~~~~:~'~=~::::.:r::::~~J~~:~~ sba;~~11~ie:stt~fi;:n~r· :~i~~ To-morrow e\fetting, Saturday, 14, & ne4 ue4 sec. 23. 't. 11 r 18. llmQUnting to the eoni of onathousllnd three lumpy or uneve'Q. Many have
fro-. 6:30. until 10 o'clock, the I .Warranty Deeds.-James Sutb- h~.ndred and n·n~ty-on~ dollars ond twelve been in constant use !!!!! tharJ ~ '1. d' s f tb . H me Mission So- 0 erland & wife to '!'he Bloom Laud cents ($l,:.lULl2)· Wltb mtereBttherP.on (rom No- years, .and are today as coruforta-·~ te 0. · . e 0. £ · , .· • d C l O 4 · 4 2 · 4 1 vem\lar 7th: 191?, nt the rate ~f ten pt"r ol!ll.t per bl ·a-..:~ i . b . . . . N Cle.ty WJll ho)d aU aUCtlOU Sale an aU e 0 • Se SW t S Se annum nutd l>IUd, together '$ttb COSta herem, to Q ;:~Spr ngy( adS W esn n~)W, .
1°1 . ( . '•bt' . R l' 'H 11 'f. th sec. 14 and ne4 ne4 sec. 23, .t 11 r' be taxed, ODd other allowollCI'8, expenses and one. rtV .bas tr e the ea y Wl
0 edl es at . ea s .· a .I or . e 18 Cons 10.00. . disburselllimtsl\8 may berenfter btl llxed by the have iUl)' tber kind of mattress. benefit of the new church to be Warranty Deeds.-Robert ··L. c.ourt. _ .· . · . ·• Yet tbe price is within everyone's constructed this spring. '!'here Owen and wife to Pablo Chavez, Dated th•s ~~~n'!.~~~o!~~~:::~~~~~r!:~r · reach. . .· · . is to be any amount of merriment. lot 1 blk. 1 Jump Add. to Corona;. 3JI-4t Lincoln County, N.l\l. · · JOHN A. BROWN,
.. All are invited. A Beauty Show, Cons. $1.00. . · · . · . White Oaks, N. M. . . A Fortune Telling. Booth ~nd Locatiod Notice.--A. il. Phing- · FoR SALE.-One No. 5 Rumsey Sole Agent for Liuooltr County. ·,. l
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Be sure to come early and have PROFESSIONAl.,.. CARDS. -~~- ·.~-·------~tr...,----........ ...,..ulf_ ... """~'"""'""...,.""_,.·-""-""-'"" ... , ........... >lllllililo
. your fortune told by the great - HARRY LITTLE NEW PoOL HALL Seer. Madame Know·It-Ail. HEWITT & HUDSPETH CONTR.ACTOR. & BUILDER.
The ladies of the. Home ·Mis. AT'l'ORNEYS•A'-'·LAW. Plane and lj:~If~~~ ::a'11!~lr:::tc:.' Huildln~ siou want you to come to add to White Oaks! , : the merry-making
New Mexico· Carrizo?.o, New Mexico. • tomorrow oight.
Got a Fall. Wm. S. Bourne met with a fall
Tuesday that laid him up for thre~ or four days. A ladder, on which be had climbed to the top of one of the &torage oil tanks, ·
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GEORGE ~PENCE
AT'l'ORNEY•AT·LAw Office in BlUlk BoildiJJg
Carrizozo New Mexico
FRANK J. SAGER FIRE IN.SUR.ANCE
Notary Public • Office in Exchange Bank Carrizozo.
ground, and in the· descent the ·---------------ladder occupied the uppermost position. He was able to be out yesterday, but, natut ally, is not anxious for a similar experience.
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Office in Bank ~uilding Carrizozo, - • New Mexico
All Feed Cash. On alld after this date grain, FRANK E. THEURER
hay atul feed stuffs of all kinds, County· Surveyor The o:cl:t bonded Snneyor In Lincoln County
purchased from me will be cash, ClaimiiSurv•red.. · F'eb. 17. 1911-Johu H. Skinner. .Loane · In•nl1Uiee
S. J. WOODLAND.
CONTR.ACTOR. & BUILDER. :<imates Furnished.
Carrizozo, New Mexico.
C.,;trizo74o New Mexir(). · . • . · ·· • f • · · . 'bl t · · !11teldggest Poultry Feed M•nutacture• Whtle lt lS o. ten l~po~Sl e 0 . • . . In the world. Try. bag of hll feed.
preven~ ~n acctdent, lt·lS n~v~r The Ltncoln Hotel ·pua·N· , .. sen·· ••cH· FE''' E' o' tmposstble to be prepart>d-tt ts • . . . . . · 11 . . . 1U ,tJot beyond anyone's purse. Invest . · ·. ,. · . . . H••tt LaW. 25 cents in a bottle of Chamber· W. 0. NORMAN,· PURINA FEED
· hiin's Liniment and you are. pre- Proprietor. s~V.• 8abj Chfok• . paye~ for sprains, bruises attd like Transient trade .solicited ••r•ln Chtiltert.tlafd BID•)
, . ··tnJunes. Sold by all dealers. · · • FOR SALE BY . . A. fine quality of seed oats ~t Good Rooms. JOHN H • .SKINNER · ''·· .
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Shingles, DObrs, Sash, Mouldings Building Paper, &c.
Sewell's Paint, Ancho Cement, and everything in the line
A Play Well Presented. ' NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE. "The 11loy is tho th inll To test the conscience of tho king." IN TilE SUPUEME COURT 011' TJlE TER-
RITORY OF NEW MEXICo. On Thursday evening at the ., , ~ WHOLESA'f..E ANl> R:li}'J.'AlL.
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entitled the."Heart of a Hero," " ,Y • ~ n. ··~·· t d t d d h Esgle !\lining and Improvement Oo., Appellants. ~ · · · · · . · .... ·. · ... · · was presen e o a crow e . ousc. ,.
t:::~£~il~:::ljl~::~~~g~:d !~~ Eo~l·eBM.HI'nAiMo:LaTnOdNI,m:~p?o:v •• 1ee7m:;:ncttCa::·.'A\Jplppce::.:OilR:8. a ROCKY MOUNTAIN C~AL. •. . •.·~···. laid out better than most of the "' .. ~ · PH1'BR $.1IUV'1'L:BR ,; ~ • . No. 1178. 0 . . . . . / ~· audrence expected, and the differ- Under1111d byYirtae ofllnordor of sale antl J]ran.d (!f JVAGONS, HAOJ{S AN;[) BUGGI./IB. 1 ·· · · ent characters were fa,ithfuJiy re- judgmen,aod degroeiasned outoftheSnpre111e ~ . . . . . · · ..• :
' d M E w· Court of tho TerriJ.ory of New Mo.xico, on tho 71 . ~ presente · r. • llson, as the 5th day of Jaooary, A.D., 11111. i11 the aboYe eo- 'i QUEEN OF ~SAS FLOUR. · "Squire," and Mrs. E. Wilson ·as titled causes, wherein the above named appellee, _. · . the "Squire's Sister," held the Hmni•hrcy n. Hnmilton, Jr., 1111 adminlat~u- · (! PHON:m 52 · Main street, Carrizozo · ~ leading rQles, and were ably as- tor of the estate of llomphreJ B. Ham1l- " . · sis ted by Miss V. Fen tOt:J, as th. e too, decoaRetl, obt1Lined jndKment in acuord- 'f:~~~'if::,._~'if::;y;;;:>J<~~,...>iJI~:>tC>I\"IIt;:t\::t'l't::~"''{'"W':m"'""'"'
anue with thf> mandate of the Supreme Court of "Squire's Daughter," and did full thn United States, oncl in pur~ullnce of aludgjustice tl) the characters without rnenttheretoforceotercd in the Supreme Court over-doing them, as did likewise of the 'ferritory of New Mexluo, ntnrrning a ~*~'"**~**~*****~~**'**~* ... ** ' ;
Billia~d and Po~l Parlor . . . ~ 1J h k · M G Judgment of the District Court in and for tho a . t ose ta log part. r. au· tho county of Lincoln, agalost the appellant, chat, as "Seth : •urlow," did the Engle Mioinu and Improvement colnlliiDY, "heavy,"andplayedhispartwell on the 5th duy of Janllury, A.D., 1911, bUt WOUld have fitted a different fer the BDUI of fourteen thousand Dille character to better advantage. huodrf'd aod Rixt~·-cight dollars· 'anti nine-
teen cents, with interest thero<>D at the .rate Mrs. W. Garvin, as ••Tilly Sloan," (lf six r•er cflnt per aJinum fr(lm date untU l\1r. Holmes, as "Arnold Payne," paid, logctltflr witlt costs of su1t, tox!'d. at two and Mr. Gi bboos as .. Marlow's hundred and eleven dollarll alld seventy-fiVe Rival," acquitted themscl ves with coots, I am oommundod to s111l otpublic auction
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" Bodkin," although his role did Lode mining claim nod mill ~ite, beiot: desig· not give him much chance to outed by miueJ"al cl!rt.ilicate:mll,und by ::i11rveyor show himself, came next to a Gepor11l88 Lots 65U aod 6al!U, embracing a por·
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Ro ~ n ; as ·' m, a ba ·Witted pate11ted by 8 ov.,rnment ofthe United Stutes~ · · · slavie), a character that most u. c. Parsons, by plltent it;suod Au8'UI!t3,18112, 'Th . c·. r· . z· . z . B . ladies in the amateur class would aodl'ccordedinllu •• kD,Jluge522,oftbercoords e : .. a tl. 0 0 ar
d of tho prubatP clerk and cx·ollioio reuorder of · · turn own, was simply perfect~ the county of Li11coln. , both in make-up and acting, atid l>ubli()noticeisherebygiven thatontbe20th drew the applause of the house dllyofApril,A.D., J9H, at.thebourof:lo'clook each time she appeared. The p.m.,oft.hatda,·, atthA front door ofthanew
courthouse In oour6e· of constructioo lo the town character WaS a difficult one, that of Carrizozo, county flf Liucolo. territ(lry of called for more acting than elocu- New lll«'xioo, 1 wilt, io ob!'ftience of snid order tion, l>ut .\-Irs. Rolland filled it ofRnlenndjp,lgmentanddecree, sellthenlmve perfectly, The pedormance will described property at vnbllcnuctioll to the high· b t d th · • eHt and best bidder for CIISh, in lawful ID(JUBY
e repea e 1seventng. (lfthe UnitedStotes. to satiKfJ Raid.Judgmoot
Lincoln Locals. Mr. J. E. Koonce of Nogal was
brought to tbe Laws Sanitarium last week fr0m Tinnie where he tnok sick. A preliminary operation berformed by Drs. Laws and Watson has. proved very succQs-.ful so far. Mr. Koonce is suffering from appendicitis and ano.ther operation of a more serious nature will be performed as soon as his condition permits.
Forest Ranger John Coleman was here last Saturday on business.
!\lr. 0. T. Nye, having finished his contract as teacher, bas entered the active service of th·e American Title and Trusf"C(). as its secretary-treasurer.
Hon. J. J. Aragon has been confined to his bed on account of his troubled knee nearly a week. His condition, however, is considerably improved and he expects to be out in a little while.
Misses Ella and Addie Bellomy, who taught in the Lincoln
schools durin~r the last term which closed Friday, left last Monday for their home in Duran, N. M.
A few minutes delay in treat ing some ca~es of croup, even the length of time it takes to go for a doctor often proves dangerous. The safest way is to keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the house, and at the first indication of croup give the child a dose. Pleasant to take and always cures. Sold by all dealers.
and costs and 'the expeo&b& of this 11ole. WitnesR my haod &his trrst day of Mnrcb, A.D.
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3-3-llt A. H. HuDSPETH, Sp~cial Master
appointed by said court.
MINING . APPLICATION. " --
Serial No. 024279. UNITED STATES LAN U OFFICE.
Huswell, New Mexico, . J nuuury 111 lllll.
Notice is hereby given tbnt Andrew k. Huds. peth, who..e post ofuce ill White Ouks LinooJo County, New .Mexiou, has thus ~ay filed hie op. plicatton fora patent for the LUCKLESS Looe Mining l!lulm, being 791.11!1 feet ot •·•id vein, bearing uold, togcrher whh aurfuce ground as shown oo tho plot on file in this ollico, situated •n White Oaks Mining District, Lincoln t)m~JDty, New Maxioo, and d6ticrlbed by the field notes on tile in this ollice as sorvcy N(l, 1422, io Sections :!5 and au in Township ll s .. Han(l'e 11 .li:. New llfexioo Principal l'tlerldian, Sn1d Mtne~Ai Survey No. 142:! being de11crlbed all full(lw•, to wit: Var. tao 20' E.-
Beginning at Corner N(l, 1, whence the SW O••rnor of Sectmn 25, 'fp. 6 S., Range 11 E., N.M. P. M., bears S. 66 o 82 • W. 11011.9 feet;
Thence B. 1a o 28' E. 7111.90 ft. to Corner No. 2; Thence l>l. 76 o ao ' E. 588 ft. to Cprner No. 3; 'Jbeoce N. 13 o 111 • W. 701.8a ft. to Uorner
Nu. •: · Theoce S. 76 o 30 ' E. 5'10 80ft. to C(lrner No.
1, place of bPginning, saving, excepting and excltldin~r from this ftnrvey all that portl(ln tberenf io conflict with survey No. a73, Harry Allen Lode, and nll tbot portion thereof in conflict with Survey No. lifi8, Silver Cliff Lnde, and aU that }Jortioo thereof in conflict with Survey No. 70( A., May Lode. Net area7.070 ncrea.
The !oration of this min& is recorded lo the office of the Heoorder of Lincoln t:ounty, New d'leXi<'o, on pn~e 214 (lf Bonk X of lllining Hecords. The adJ(lining claimfl are: On tbe we~t, Survey No. UU, HomsRtnke, und Survey .N (l• 614 Horneetake South. On the eoutb, Sllt"rey No 10:17, A11ne Code, and Survey No.llit., H~r,..y Allan. On tbe w011t, Sunur No.371i, HArry AUen, Snrvet No, S71i A., llfay and Sager Lode. On the nortli, 8ur,ey Nu. 70! A., May, and Survey No. 558,8il· ver Oliff Jode.
Any and all persona claiming adversely the mining ground, vein~ lodes nnd preml~es, or any part thereof, Ro described, lll:ti'VPyed, platted and npplit>.d for. are herebf notified that ~nlt'Ss their adllel'l!e lllaims are duly :flied acor!rd.n~t tr~lnw; nod the regnlatior•~ therl!ttlldet. '\Yitb tliu RegiR· t.er of thl' United States Land OlHoo, kt Roswell, Lli.ew Mexico, dn.-inll' thPiBi:lty flays period of r>obioation hareo f, they wi I be barred by teliaon (lf lthe Atl\tntes. . 1-20-U T. C.1:ILLO~olll, RP,rister.
We are paying 25c per do~. for strictl.v fresh eggs, :u1d can han• die all vou can bring us.-The Carri&ozo Trading Co.
AIJ Bonded Whiskey · • • Port Wine • • • , I ~ '· -.. . Blackberry Brandy • • .. • Old Kiugdom Blended Whiskey •
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· .,so per Quart. $4.00 per.GaUon.
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The fX(ban~e Ba <arrizozo, · New Mexi(O. '
Transacts a General Banking Business Issues Drafts on aJI Principal Cities of the W ()rld. Accords to Borrowers
• every accommodation consistent with s a f e t y • A c,c o u n t s s o J i c i t i d .
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Wben in need of hay, grain, flour or feed stuffs, phone Humphrey Bro!i. for prices before placing your order. Phone 16.
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Do you know that croup can be prevented? Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soot1 as the child becomes hoarse oreved after the croupy cough appe;ns and it will preveut the atta~k •. It is also a certait1 cure for .·croup and bas never-..;b.een kuown to fail. Sold by all dealer~.
Have your Watches a.nd Clocks cleaned at ·the
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Ibe Pioneer Jewelry StQJe . • __ ._...,, ..
Sfft(e '•Hearts ire Trumps," · ..
We S'ltow a fresh .Jlbe . ·.·Valuable· Novelties
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An attack of the grip ;s .often follo\\•ed by a persiste.nt coug-h. wbich tontat(Y P.toves a great an· novance. Chamberlaif}'s Cou~h. Reltledy has beeu extensively used
~~1et~~hd ~~~! ~~cc::is f:~u~~ · Pione .. er. J. ew.·, .. elrv.·· ·• .. ·.· .... · .. Many cases have·been cured after J 1 alJ other . reltledies bad failed; . .· .. ·.· • R. HIIMP~RfY. 1-rop. . ..• Sold by atl dealers. · · (Two duors ·frolll·.·p· ··o· .. ··.·~· .. ··
The term "high br«JwH Is a blt or modern alans typifying one whose he~~od Is Inflated with air or lsnorance
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Instead or knowledge. It B.hOuld not be applied to any one with reai learn· tns. Amons the leading blgh browa or the town are those persona who think they tb_lnk and who InvariablY choose the · most abstruse aubjeotaaclence, relltrJon, the drama. statecraft-for their mental paroxysms. says tbe New York Herald. No high brow hae ever been known to brood over or lecture on or write books about "Rollej,Skatlntr aa ~ Career." "Tbe Evqlutlon of the Clothes Wringer," or ., "BrlntrJng Hqme the Cowil.'' The organ which they caU ~ mind leads them up from tsuch ramlllar fields to the cloudJ regions · of Intel· lectual Inebriety where fads and "Isms'" complete the deatructlOJl their wits. It Ia, or course, bnpoaal· ble to check tbe co.urae or thousht. or what passes tor thousht, but It. Ia a pity that the bablt of attempting to fill with hiChly seasoned phlloaopb1 a brain that atands In eore need ot such simple and nourlshtns diet as Is afforded by tbe Rollo book,, tor ex· ample, cannot be eummarll)' dealt with In a Home for Hlch Brows. where faddists. lmruature consumers ot German pbflosopby, victim• or acl· entlflc and religious Q.uacka ma:r take a Keeley . cure for pretentfoua ltrnor-, ance at the bands, of mastera ot the subcutaneous school of thouc\lt.
The llat or vlcara at E841bourne parish church dates back to 1'44, one
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ot Canon Goodwyn's predeceuors be-Ing Rev. Henry Luahlngton, ·n. D., a representative of the tamll:r qf whlth the late Sir ·Godfrey Lusblb#ton w.a
' . a member, aays the Cburcb Family
• Newspaper. Thla DoctCJr Ltlfhlnst.on, ot whom there 18 a menaqrb~l In the church, brtc~ a son who wu ODtt or the' survivor• or the tragedy ot ~· Black Hole of calcutta, and who WAS barbarously murdered a few year. later bY native rebels In India. A curlouJ feature of Eaatbourne parish church Ia that the chancel I• out or rec· tlllnear, bstns Inclined aomewhat to the south. It 11 possible that thla Ia a auggeatlon .of the Inclination_ of our Lord's bead upon the croae. ·one of the moat lntere•tlnc antlqultlea or the church Ia an eaatern aepulchre In which In pre-Reformation times the burial of the Lord'a body waa arm· bollcally represented by the consecrated boat belnc placed there on Good Frlda:r.
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Battlt Creek, ~oh •• .Jan.· 1. :~lL • Dr. E. H. Pratt, . .
Suite 120.2, 100 State St.1 .
Ohtcacc.l, DWtol•· My Dear Doctor: . . . · · . .
· "Owlnc to a.ome ~Jtu~olreeJQ:e*"t Wltll . ----- masa~:tne aeveral :Ye11.ta · · · . they have become Qutte · ·tir and or late haTe oub
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we have genuine wh,:D, "It has been. our · ~~~~: <lri[lWlil ~·· ¥9U::•
from publlebhlJ the n: . laymen or physicians wbo .:written to ua In a ·complbnentary \Yay, and we have decl.lnect to f,I.C~ed~ to tht d&; mand or attor'l!e:v• that· wo turn the11e letter• ~'Ver to them. ·
"I am, aalld)C a few men. whom I 4eem tQ be friends to POrmtt me to reproduce aome ot their lette~s ov~r tbe~ signatures In order t«J refute th!l · falsehOOds. . ·
"We have hundreds or:.t~tter!l from pb.yalclatla, .,ut I eateem the o.ril that you wrote to me tn 11106 "Ql(ID,g the nry beat partlculJU'lY Ia ·v!ew c)t tb~ Ltllt~ tact tbaUt recc>pl"e~ the ~ork :J bave tda.Y b~~n triws to:'ll:o. partir ~rc;usb. tbe ·r \l~;...\111at "~«;. ""~cl -ne little book, ."The ltoad to W~llvlile." ~., .. ~~ u
"I do not sell o;r attempt t«J sell the
hlsber thougbt Which Ia· D: IO:ir!~~:l~"~r~~:;;~~i: tant th~ the 'kind. or rood, taken conslclerable pain• to, ex,teJ~ to ~er humanJty · lll()b. tagta ~" m.t ·. hJLve (lOme to me on tbls aubject~ · . . .• .
"In f.»'cler that your mind maY 'be retreabel) l am herewith eneloatns a -.. eopy of )'our good letter. •lso a copy or the little b9ok, and If you wJll Cl'Ve me the prlvtlege of prlntlng"tbla over )'our signature I wlll t~CcomPanY the prlntlnc with an explanatto» as to why you pel'Dlltted lts uae In :publl· eatiQn In «Jrder to refute falseh®da, antl under that met}lod or treatment l feel, a«J tar as I know, there 'WouJd be ...
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no breach of the code of ethiCs. . .., • On ifUmHt,. · "1 truat this winter .'Weath•r 1-. ftnd· A m.tn::tbie fKJl~ iu p.-aLlab:
lng )i'ou well, c«Jntented .and enjorJnc puptil•r · · noyellt~t . lit.. ·.· · · · the trulta that are yours b1 rlsbt. Ward. · ·· . · . •
·· c. w. POSIJ:'. her · ber tame .~e.()t, · · · l)r. Pratt, WhO JS Olle of the ~oat lJ.usbanlJ. · . '
prominent ancl aklllrul eurseon• . Jn . ''Mr. Humpi:Jl')' Wiilr41 · .1o'U · QltJW, Am~lca, Yert kindly granted, «JUl" teo. -w... a well-known 1fr1tttt. ttn hls .·w 'lteH que•t In the eaua.e of truth and Jwt- flPriulr; up.· sb$ llU put )itm In tlcfit, abaete completei:Y. . H• . al~ · .in
Qhlcaso, AuJ'. 81; ltOG. M.r. C. W. Post,
~attle Creek. Jrllcb, lrlr Dear Sir: .
"I wrJte to espreJI my personal •Ppreclatlon or one or your bualn~sa methode, that of accompanying each packatre of your Grape•NUtfl production with that little booklet "The Road to Wellvtlle." A more appropriate, clear-headed and effective presentation ot bealth·clvlnc auto-auneatlona couild~l acarcely be penned.
"Grape-Nuts Ia a cOOd food tn ftllelf, but the food contained In thta little article Ja still better .tutr. -·I commend the practice becauae I know that the trreeit and atrenuouneBI, the COD· sequent graft and other type& of thlev· eey and malicious mlacbter cenenlly
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sha4ow. · :with c004 . nature: Jokes about ft. · one&, · whell vi15ltinc ·the prett.T oUl•w9rtct Dl'aJUilc);i of the Wardl' to Jle$ · •bout · a DQVei f«Jr ,my JUJia.Zine# 'One of +h•d cllfldren satd to my boat~
I "'Papa, what ta a ,n,onentit:rr. "1\Ir. Humphry Ward winktd at lite
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"'A nonentltT, my de~. Ia a Jjrotlll• nent -woman•• huaband.""
Interference Not 'Rollabed. An AtnerJcan newaJfaper corre•pond•
ent, 1Vho tollo1Ved the IO'Vel'ilment army In a recent revolution In a La.tln· AmE!rJcan country, tella a atory about an experience that ht had 'With the seneut commandlnc tbe diTisi«Jn. •• The corre•,pondent obBer"(ed that Jn
The Jnconerutt7 or thtnca appear U«Jn. strongly In the obJections one can note ''The onl,- Mpe tor tbe bet~rm•nt
every town that the troopa fnl'l&dect they would help themstlTU to eye~· thine that wae 4lot nallecl, tcrewect ot anohoted down. Tht• dld' not •»»tal to the Amertcan'• Jct.U ot the ruleil of · war, il.rul · r.t,l)()ttt(l tflJ mlld().i · In the New York papera wJth repr4 or the race tctsUI tn lndhJdual flbUl
culture. to Central Park. For two or three "In taking a tit~p tb. tblill direction, year• the press of New York baa ban rour proc~sa )as been 10 orllln•t and m«Jurnlng becau.e the J«Jll tertlllt:r ot· uniqUe that Jt ·mult 'let a, pa<:& that pleasure cround Ia i:IOt kept_ up. otbi8t'· ebric&rna Ub\lt :ftn;ally tb6 'I!' rho·· le 1 Now they are ilp In ar.tna o-r•r a e®n,tl7 .Cell tla'Yotid . wttli cenhin.~, ported tntenti«Jn to duau'p litteet · rub- t~raeijc_. . · · . · · . · .. bleb In·~ th.Jt.t park. Yet Jt there · .. "J 4«t · · any qutoklr and chea".r Wilt' to .. re- · to aid fn the a tore worn-out .() .. tn a large Clt1· m.-a I N;lita'. not ~ JllU!~h to fertlllze with the atreet aw•phu.-· . P fflt tl~ ~~~~~iP~JliYftl we ba"t'e 7itt .tf) Jearn of ll · .·· .. ·
hu been · 4Qhll Ae~rlca tn as · wlil ptobllbl;r c.•~. u much IOod · . · the trlp aa @Jhtl .foref,Oet11 •bo ha•li apent al:t montlll tat· t~lill to mlltfi
..... · .: . . . .· .. ·· .·•·· How tfitp·FrOhfBegan. : .rboie, then Add the butt"r .and. . . · · · .· Ytotet~t wlsh ;ou wottl!l tell . me tQIIJt In, which the re•l!lt has bed .
. ·. . . : lt.ow ·to: get tbtil' pitch· oft mt· c'b·es•.; 1 aO,lve.I>. l(r~ ·thoroti.hly. wtth a ml~nc · : · · · h .. 't'e trlltl e1er:Yt'bli;tg ·1 Mn ~hf~k of. spoon il.nd li0t aialde to rbie tn • w•nn
·. ~&i~d~tou · mtc~t tr7 a · $0lig. p._ce, free tro~ ~t.rt .. for ~o,e apd· o1 .il.e 1··1 ·: . · Yo.u alway• .• get otr tb.e · pitch · :'tt'hen half hottta, Wben llJb~ t\1111 out . on
- . ·.· .. · .. 'the na•ltl tlifrerenc;e· between a pro- them Into 'the . miUIII . thoroughly· b)' . · · · testloJ.U&l matt and a trtut~man fa tbM drawlnjt th(l. tll)t of tile ftnger.• llgbt·
···. · · ·. """ . · acr«;•t mtUJr ttm..a .. tbe ti'adelliri-.n can ly IIIQd ~ulckly through"' ·the doush. . , .,UJ' •tut Jlell. die profeall()i'. Do t~ot kn"d' ~en drop bY' table-
. : . .· .. · . ~ ,' . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . spoons, h~ an Jricb apart, . tnto · ·. · .. · CtU!ATI!::D r:oa YEARS. ·. greailed baldnc _pans, let rise for ten
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· · about two · hours and ten minutes. . ..You wtl1 be alt()lliiSbed to tb1d bow This reclpe 1111U nulke two dozen buns. :lar«el:t ~bU ·ate lnduenced tn · etert . .,., b)" Ubteilonlua _prejudice. Jn Br•l•td ltef. liiant CIW!I )'OU Will at•o .flnd that thd A tobd. elzed .lrOtl or alate ware
· • IIJ"eJudlct hal swlndtect you, or rather. kettle. with fitted ctwer ta t1ecelilsat'1 bllide JOU awtndlt rouraelt. ·A cast tor brat~ed beet, Select ' or G pound• ta niuatrattorn · of the bottom or the rouild; cut tnto
~~r' }Ja\'t been .a conltll.nt user ol 8mall . tubea one cup each of tUl'lnl Grape.Nuti!J · fC>r arearly three :rea:ir carrot and onion. Put tntd t&1a a corre•pondent, "and I am halJ- and cover with a can of. tomato soup; p:r w tal that.l am wen plea•ed. wlth 1111 the emptied ean twice with water Uut reault Qt the experiment, tor iuch · add; wlpe meat: sprlnkle with I_ t h
1 u ~4teU. s.tt and "'el>per and dredge_ wlth
• Seelnr 'JC>ut in at- ftour; pta!e meat on bed of 't'ege--moat all tai.blea and cook .about f()Ut' houra.
1 ·tqrntng •nd batitb'lg occal$lonallt;-"1t ·•.oxn· mar be ileceiisa:y to· add· motft water; •• u there should be a ntae ove~ k
to••• I pint 11'1hen cooked. . . · · ctuclEi . WhEiil . done· str~tn . ott · . ;etabl~••J
· Br.· Lrclia ·. & Pinkham'• v~getabJe ·. · The Change of .:Life . is tne tnost c:ritical peri~ ~f a woman's existence. and neglect of health at this tune
. in.ntes dis~ase. · . · . · · Wutnen everywhere .should remember that there is no
· oib~r. remedy. known to me~iicine. that w!ll so s'tlcces~fully · " wOJ!len. · . . · this trytng . penod · as J:ydla E. ·
· V Compound, made from natave roots tte.: r·e is proof: . . .
· liatl~k,. . . ~nnot espHU what I · dQJ.'Jng the Change of LUe before
r~~ Ill. Plnkbam•t Vecetable. Com• ., JD •ueb a iletvoue. ~D.dltlon I · Jtee: still. My limbs were (Mtld. I
· ena.tlou. and eoU}d not 1leep ,.... flmlllf told bt two ph,.-lclana · a 'C:tUno:t.
reo,d onoday of the wonderful cures made Pinkham•• Vegetable Compound
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. illraclle for me, Lydia E. · 18 wonh Its weight tn gold tor women lite. If It 'Wlll help otben you may
lfatban: ;o.,Greaton, 31 No. M'-'n
ANOTB fJB SIMILAB CAS& . Cornwallville, :N. Y.-" I ba;~e been
Lydia E. P.blkbam•s Vegetable Compound · a«)Jile time tor Change of Life, nervommes~; ancl a. fibroid .rrowtb. •
u ~o doctors advised me to co hospital, but one day wbUe I was aw·~"·x;jciJt& I met a woman who told mo to take Pinkhain's Vegetable Compound. I and know It helped me wonderfully. I am ..,.e,.., thankful that I was told to try Lydia ,.~;:,..;;;. Plnkham'l Vegetable Compound.''-Mn. Boqbton. VOrnwallv1lle, :N. Y., Greene Co.
The makers of Lydia E~ Pinkham's Vegetable Com• .. Eound have thdusands of such letters· as those abo~e- they tell the truth; else ~hey_ C<?~ld _not have been ob~atned
for .love or money •. "Thts medicJne is ~o stranger -1t has . stood the test for years. ~;; . ·
c~~eras.:le~==~~et;t~; ·I 6 Ill._ No alclt'woman .itoel!l iuatlce to
Little Doin&" in MeJico. The big battle in ~Iexico bas
not yet been puJled off. '!'he in~ surrectoo, after surround~g and threatening Juarez for weeks, allowed the federals to send a column to the city's relief. The insurrectos drew to the interior. The federals followed, on a train, turned around an'd came back and again left in search of the insurre~tos. ·
The last time the insurrecto~ w.!re reJ!orted in force was in the mountains near Chib~ahu; 1 where the ftderals were going to surround and annihilate them. This wasn't done, and both ar• mies ue lost, to the bus>.: war correspondents, in the w1lds of the mountain fastnesses.
Another report says the insur· rectos are marching on Naco, and will soon have that place, 1 The presumption is that when, the ferlerals hear ..of .the danger 1
threatening Naco they will chase 1 across country to its relief. If, I therefore, they fail to give batik they may be accomplishing as much in another direction-run· I ning the federals to death. r
Lorimer Retaiu Seat. . -Washington, D. C., March 1.-
Bv a vote of 46 to 40, the ~enate toda v decided that senator Lori· mer is entitlecl to his seat.
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After a debate covering a period of two mouths the vote came up on the resolution in'tro· . .........,....,;.....o.-··--::· :=::::~==~:::::=;::::;::::=:::=::: duced by senator Beveridge de· · -·"'---::- • daring that William Lorimer was ~-...K..-~J414.~~!l~~JC.J4~~ . SHERIFF'S SAtE. not duly and legally elected to a HUMPH REV ·.BROS~ ~ Inthel>i•trlctCourl; nftb~ C<~unty ofC.Iia'"• ·. seat in the senate of United 'feJ:'rltoryofN~.ke;J:ico. · '
States by the legislature of the JJ'J:aaorNA"nol(.u.-UUJt q.,JlQI!Wiii•Lo
state of lllinoit~~. Wholesale and Retail . PlalntUf;
The agreement rea¢ bed yester- Dealers bt P.o. PovLBoK andvMA't'tXJ: N' Potiollo!Y; day that a vote ou the Lorimer .. ~&nda!it.. ·· · . case would be taken at 1:30 PI H Q • · -~· -· -' o'clock today brought crowds to OUr' ay' ra1 n, . ~ivlrAc~ion No. ~~~· . the captol tbis J;Uotuinrr. Most ~ Notlce•sllereb:rG•ven.th•tby•lltborl~tftbd
f , ..,. 1 • t'eed StufftZ ~c oonilnand oUhatoertaiuexecutiOilJINilledoQtof
0 .the senators were ear y ln r .,, u.. • abovi!conrtlnabui'etnlitledoame, and tom~ thetr se«tt, pleaaed over the pros- 1
' ~ directed,lharwlf!YleduJI(Jr. ~U~cl~!ilniil~))lY pect of tr~ttsactiug the urgent Phone 16 The Old Skatidg Rink, Carrizozo, N. M. ~$&sslonalltbe~ffilnal property.B(I(Iduu!l public bustaess tbat had been I • cbatte!&of the ~d detendatJtll, inoladiog tho hanging in the balance until a ~"W"W~Jt.._..,.W"W"W'W'~~~'W'W" tollow•nggoc?'~dilhatte~, withl$1 tbtoount.r
• • • . of Linco1n1 VJI,. • . dtsposttlon was made of the - Tbtee'tenta.-ith floor•. on& Anto~Jtobile. uno Lorimer case. Pi~~· five Ueatiult I:Jtorea; nib!iBtldtteada untl
Senator Lorimer was not pre· THE The Be~t Brands of Btdd•~g,nineC',ote,oaeRaJI', tw~J.bhln•BowJs sent when the \'Ote was taken. andPltchere,oneBath'l'ub,$wrlltT·f~rChab•
Ilf A" WHISKI c: oue Dreeeer and oontelitl; 0118 Xitcheon Bange BOT AftD B KRft · f..,.· andC~XtJdngUtenalJ•,JotofDiah•,Atd'a~, "' Won't Staad for Trusts. S T A 0
an~;~mberofBedSprfpp wlthllaUre.sa .. ·Btd,:" ding, PJUow•. etc. Al110 11W17 othergaQda and
Melbourne, Feb. 27.-The com- ~ S E 1 p p' S BEER.-~ smnllarttclea • mo:1wealth of Australia served . IwUlaliOitUtothe~tbiilder,lllltheright, notice pn the business world to· SALOON titleandJatore.itwhieb,b•MiiddetendanwaDd day that t't ..,..t'll DOt harbor foreign BllliAhDS A.n.. POOl eaeh of them ha1e, •pecialiJ' th11t of defendant
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trusts. The folloWing memoran· 18HionofthatbactoUandaudptemileaknown dum w.as given the press by Sir ORAY BROS. asPine~e, alllmmetrmrtluthe-(lapitan R. W. Best, minister of trade and Choice Cigars. -· moUnHi41ft.ltbltoln county, to,. wit: Situate ••
ihaid, oa ~-~half nf the ilortheut quarter of
customs: ~~~;;~~~~;;~~;;~~~;;;;~;;~~~;;~~~~~~ teetlj)ll10 111 town•hlp. 8 t!Ontb, rllbie 17 eaat "For several montl:Js it bas N.ll.P.K. AllohrhjAA J>l'OI!erit in orderto been an op~n secret that repre- aat.iafttJt.ptaintUr in·~~dJnd!rment, illter-
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i. sentativea of the American meat Mtalld~,too•lt: the~\imt~fii!QU,te, Pdall ·
trusthaveheenvisitingAustralia • McDONAL. D ADDJTJ .. ·O•N·.· _· .. =z.u:A::~:::=::r~;~:,:cl/ ., ostensiblJ with the object of ex- . li~ ha•~-~.P'ld. aD<\ 'llewh!.l._ ~;, · ·. tending tts operations here. The ~"8•!1..-.l win at U.t ~ tbo't•
f~:::::=~~d d:::~ti!u:~t~~!·~: Lots ~5 and so X 130 .Feet. ..·.. ~=·~~~=•!*~!~'t~=~·. d
• d 'f t :OO~t;,ll~~tr:toAr•bel~.~tvfti011,~11 'l'aHday ·· tscourage art 1 necessary o · · . · .· . " ·. · . .· . t~!11thdatotllaro~.{.Ll>,1 llli~, at.ttte:horttot ·.
prohibit its operation~ irt'Auttra· Wh&ti yo~ buy a lot bere it is 13()·teet lo~g. fa'eiugo.u 21:street · t•o o'¢10\)k ~11 t~& toteuo:,lt and toUo-..:lnJ .·.·• lia. The actio~;~ of the gov,-rn- SO feet wtde, whether f()r a. home or for. a. busidfl!s location. . hu~tra ?hat.U~. exPQ~&.ancl ~Ire~ foH•d• bt. · mettt +~ill extend to tt'»st . opeta- · · · · · ·· · · ' · · · · ·. . · · pablill'aaotlo"t aDd lfill t~et~. •ll·thtl~ ·ell to'
