{"/service/ndnp/nmu/batch_nmu_ferret_ver01/data/sn92070566/00296025203/1900111501/0179.xml":{"full_text":"I JUMUf IBB I laVl '.HI I SAV V:-J .1 i\ni r7 w w I lUC B.1\u00dc11 Ul A Ml\nr 1\n-s ww.. v uiu i viiui ii u'jiiiiu iirmn in\nmunition, Sad\njM parOrii7-c\nOF OTERO COUNTY, NEW MEXICO,\nAmounting tq More thai) 25.00,\nAnd Notice of Sale for taxes. Penalties and Costs.\n(Socon. Half Ya in.)\nuiiuiiuin ayiiQUMllouu\nFor MissTrelawney\nWMOLtSflLB flfVD BBTAIL\nCALENDARS\nUNTIL\nYou Sea\nThe \"News\"\nSamples.\nI Contract\ni\nJ. A. HAbSTF.AD\n(iODFHKY HUGHES\nCustom Assay Offic\ne\n11 San Francisco Si rent\nEl, PASO,\nTEXAS\nWe\nact a Agents for Shippers to Smeller\nControl and ton pi, e Work a Specialty\nWe are prepared to handle ores f(ooi a litad\nample to nve-ton lots, as we have the\nLARGEST crushing power plant of\nany assay office in the Southwest\nTHE\nal\nt JKT i\nROKAHR BOOT Co.\nClias. Rckalir.\nManager\n108 Mena avenue\nManufacturers of fine\nBOOTS STIOES.\nliools\nspec!\nCowboy\nalty\nFine repairing and\nKunoer Heels put on.\nMend tor rolen for aelbnteasurmen\nJ. QUINLIVEN tVSON.\nBRICK AND STONH \u00fcomMflW.\nWill do rt tfsfta Rrt\u00f3k aitifritAiiff r\u00f3rk\non short notice and el reasoilabl rates.\nLAMOfiOR,\nmu-ir\nPrnTShoii and\nwISTiu the city.\nF. Forre ate r\nAsk for\nblack alu a.v-\nHot and Cold Water Hatha.\nPorcelain Lined Tubs.\nAlao Cabinet Baths.\nThe Gentlemen,' Resort\nTommy's Shop.\" Pojer and Hoot\n.Jlice.\nSimple\nClockwork\nMotor.\nUethanlaai\nVMM.\nDurable ton\nstrut t ton.\nNO BOTHER, MUCH FUN.\nAH Mm Wonders and Pleasures of a\nHigh Priced TaiMn i f achine.\nci ben acrnmnaiiied hv a\ndrrniilionluiiH' can lie used torn\nPrieewitli Recorder. T R\u00f1 Rer,r.uln,-es ui 1\nthe standard Records. iW order ami montu\nto our nearott office.\nCOLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. Dept. 30\nNkW YORK, ijj. 145 Broadway.\nCHICAC\u00d3, Wab An.\nST. LOUIS, 710.7JJ olt St t V i \u00cd\nWASHINGTON, 019 Prrmiytvaoia Ave,\n\u00cdHILADRI PII1A, 1034 dieuma Si\nBALTIMORE, to X. Baltimore St.\nBUFFALO, ais Mam St.\nSAN FRANCISCO, m Geary St.\nPARIS, 34 Boulevard des flattens\nBERLIN, (j KronnutraMe.\nThrough Train Service Between\nEl Paso and Oapitan.\nIcRN\n,-ho\nA\nThere\nHwneT.\n\"Tbrr\" wre a young man and girl\nwfc bf J\"\" emerged from Use dawp kr\nooaraing house and were waking\ntoward the a 'mVV\n\"They walk inllea along the beach to\na cava they're found and are alwmya\nlate for un .ils,\" she continued. \"8he\nn y a he reads to her, bat they've taken\nthe aarue book for three weeks now.\nFaney-wlth a man like that!\"\nI puffed reflectively at my after\nbreakfast cigar, gazing, not without\npleasure, at Misa Trelawney as she\nwatched the lovers out of sight with a\nfine scorn In ber eyes.\n\"He Is not a bad little chap.\" said I.\n\"Very likely, but he's not a man. He\nhas had some money left to him, 1 b\nlleve, and he does nothing all day?'\n\"A most popular amusement,\" 1 n\nmarked.\n\"I hntc a man who does nothing. I\ncould only marry one who who\"-\"\n\"Yes,\" I said, for Miss Trelawney\nhad paused, obviously embarrffSIPrt.\nBut I was far too curious aD\u00f3\u00fcfTL\"\nmatter not to insist further.\n\"The man xvhor I began, with lu\naldlous carelessness.\n\"Who who did something.\"\nI bad Kalued my point certainly, btp.\nlike Fi. lid's. It had no parta aud no\nmagnitude. I wished for further toljar\nmm ion.\n\"What would you have him do?\"\n\"Something great something noble.\n\"That disposes of the majority, wh\ndon't meet inch things durinr o\nhours,\" I remarked cheerfully. \"Ao\nnot work in an ottice. Besides, there la\nno smoke more gratifying than that\ne... 1 i.e..... ffl\nBin i I'lriiiviartl.\n\"I hate business men,\" said Miss\nTrelawney decisively.\nShe seemed to lie a young lady nf\natrofig dislikes. I found myself won\ndering If her affections were equally\nBtrong.\n\"And professional men clergyflien\nand doctors?\"\n\"One preaches, the other practices.\nMy Ideal man must do both.\"\n\"An Illustration of the impossibility\nof realizing an Ideal,\" 1 said, thinking\nthat Miss Trelawney wanted a lot for\nher money. (This metaphorically, for I\nknew she had no money. But she had\nother attractions.)\n\"There are poeta, now,\" I said, hop\ning 1 bad at last hit the right nail on\nthe head. I do a little that way myself.\n\"Useless creatures!\" she ejaculated.\nSo I realized that I had only knock\ned my thumb.\n\"How the women must have loved in\nthe days of chivalry,\" said Miss Tre\nlawney, after we had sat In silence for\nsome moments. \"To a Launcelot or a\nah\u00ed hud a woman might give herself\nand-glory In the surrender but nowa\ndajfrwto a city clerk!\"\n\"Aro thorp no rlchtoAiia mnn In ftta\nCity inquired, feeling as angry as 1\ncoirro pfe. wMh Miss Trelawney. The\nn'1 was not very strong. She did\nnot reply, and I continued. \"I could\ntell a:story of such a man which might\nalter your opinion.\"\nA tale, like that of the bird which\nmust be taken with a ptnch of aalt?\"\nshe inquired, raising her eyes to mine.\nI tried to keep them there, but failed.\n\"In all the wide world there Is not\none so true,\" I exclaimed with fervor.\nThen I began my story.\nid I.....'- \"Soipe jscars ago a friend and I were\nvoyngmg ror pleasure among me west\nInfiitrisfaTrds. Among our fellow pas\nsengers was a girl to vvbom my friend\nA REAL I promptly jpst his heart. Souo mv\nare so careless with It. The moonlit\nnights of the tropics iiggravatwl bia\ncomplaint, but the girl showed few\nsigns of catching It. She seemed to like\nbis society, but that was all.\"\n\"That Is so little,\" murmured Miss\nTrelawney. I do not think she meant\nme to hear the remark.\nOne day we were lying In harbor.\nwhen the girl's bat blew Into the sea.\nMy frierd immediately Jumped over\nboard to rescue It from a watery grave\nIn spite of the fact that we bad piv\nviously been watching a large shark\ncruising about close to the ship. It\nwas a piece of mad quixotism.\"\nHe was a brave man.\"\nIn his heart be was horribly afraid.\nHe told me afterward that '-e had\nwild lomrins to scream, to draw In his\nrf-ik'ord's'l H' tl) leaP owt of wa, r' Fearing\nthat each second he would feci thel\nshark's teeth. But wa on the ship only\naaw him swim quietly to the floating\nbat and return wltb It, reaching the\nlitaddfer just as the fin of the shark ap-\nJbmrefl not 20 yards away.\"\n3be married him. of course,\" said\nt m 1\n-f otiw iri'tii wucy.\nNo; she did not.\nThen I think she was foolish. To\nsuch a man a woman might trust ber\nlife, because he was both brave and\nchivalrous.\"\nThen that Is the kind of man you\nmeant when\" I .mused, not wWhlng\nto put the question too bluntly. But\nhe understood and answered softly:.\nYes.\"\nmt w\n\"Do you consider It selflsb for a man\nto Lake a vacation trip by himself?\"\n\"Not at all. Simpsou; think what\nreal vour wife will ttet.\"\nLoyal to the Kauae.\na\nTai fM 5.1 pen 3..U, coeta\nTux i\nU I\nMJB, cost.\nIff, rosta\nw..\" i\npersonal\nBoone. J. C. Impmvements, horae and cattle.\n.to, persona' property la 17. 00\nHerbert. (Jtiy H 17 1-2 aerea S .M. T 14, K JO.\n.3i. personal property tax 41. tS\nMiNire, V. Horaea and rattle. Ta i; i, nen\nproperty tas M7.OT\nTkbhitohv r Nkw Mkxico, 1\nl ot .vi r or Htkro. j tut\nTo th di'llnilent Uspayers. known and unknown In the foregoing Hat:\nYou are bernbj notllled Hut I will appl; u the lllatriet ourt o( the Third\nJudicial District to be ivid in and for Hp rmintv o( t itero on ih.' Iirt Mondav of\n.May IW)l,.for jiiilgment igainst all of the parties named lu the d.rogoing d'elln\nqneottai Hat. and sgalnat the lands, real at., aiid'peraoual prop. rtv menlionod\nand described therein for the amount ,,f said delinquent taxes, together with the\ncoals, penalties and Intercut lu and in paid thereon, and for an order to sell aaid\npropert to satisfy in, rl jiidgment. and ill within thirty i.as after the rendi\ntion of -uch Jfld.maul gi,,s the properV) deaerlbed In the foregoing list offer\nthe same for sale at public auction, al the front door of the court house In\nAlaniognrdo.OirrO county. New Mexico, to the highest and best bidder for cash\non December 17. lflou.\nSpecial Attention Given to Mail Orders\nCorrespondence tiqited.\nOUR STOCK SHDDL.es HRE\n\n30S NORTH ORCOON STRBBT,\nII\nyri\n\"Well. Pat, do you think the Colum\nbia la Kflng to beat the Shainnx-kV\"\n\"Ol dlnnaw. But av he does whin\nOf m around OI'll break Ids heud.\"\nj\nM SI TU Kill, AND,\n..i of f 'oiintv, New Mexico.\nBjELINQUENT tax list\nOF OTtRO COUNTY, NBW'MEX CO,\nrjhw f i Araountlnp to Less ThaHH.oo,\nlAn.fiibtice of Sale for Taxes, Penalties and Costs.\ns- 1 (Sepond Half of Year is'.i'.i\nF. B. STUART. Proprktor,\nFirst Class Turnouts. Passengers Carried la al\nSacramento Mountains.\nof\n$9M\n3.50\n5.98\ncosts\n.06, pen It),\nTax 1.30.\nCabby (on receiving merely his legal\nfare) Hob, pray step bin ag'in. sir. Hi\nc'd lia' druv yer ha yard hor two fur\nther for this 'ere! Punch.\npen .(i7\n18.26\n12.13\n13.53\n8.23\n2.3(!\n3.50\n1 1.44\n9.50\n16\n1.\nStyll.h.\nTurtle Say, Monk, Is my waist get\nting any smaller? New York Journal.\nProof Ppaltlve.\nI did not tell her I was the hero of\n?rtjy story.\nBut. tlien, I did not want to marry\nMiss Trelawney. Chicago Times-Her\nald.\nEL PASO N0RTHEAS\nANO\nALAM0G0RD0 SACRAMENTO MOUNTAIN RY 5.\nTIMK TABU No. 7\n(Monntain Time)\nTrain leaves SI Paao I\nArrives Atamog-ordo\nCapit\u00e1n.\nLeax-ea Capita t\nArrives Alamogordo\nKl Paao\nI Dally except Sonda;\nsTAflV: ooJfNicCTIt\nrnea: Koi\n.ndreaa Mniiii\nAt Carriaoaa: For\nAl Tillar\nand San Vi\nCarfl\nMii Keiri\nWtaita tla\n10 .10 a 111\ni p\nn imp in\ns i HI a ii i\n12 20 i ni\nreacy\nlltna,\nCabinas and aurroundinu cinititrr 2.\nAt Walout: farNoa-al .irMmtlK\nAl Capit\u00e1n: Kor Tort Htanlon Sanitarium,\nI'.ray, Oncoln, Richardson, Raidoaa and Honl-\nUForlnbirmallon of ant Wbnl' reifiir'.lrwi -til.'\nral Imada, or the country aojaceni tnereio, call\nto i a o.riU\np. \"-\"A. n. r.REHJ,\nlieu. Sup Trame Manaier.\nSt. as.\nHfJKl'l F. P. Al\nAtamoaordo, N. M\n3a Ataaxeawdc\nH. Ai.KXANna,'All fJfn'I F. A P. Agant, Al\nOr, f. Hmm, Afat. H 9m, Twtf.\nWonderfnl.\nTwo sailors noticed that a shark was\nfollowing their ship. Not knowing how\nto get rid of It, they threw a clialr\noverboard.\nTh&Bimrk swallowed this, but still\nfollowed.\nThe sailors then threw a box of or\nanges jverbonrd to It.\nThe shnrk swallowed this nnd still\nfollowed.\nThe men seemed completely benteu\nfor. a moment what to do until one of\ntyKm said that (hose on board should\ndraw lots for who had to satisfy the\naim ik\nif-fell to nn old w oiiuin. So the sail\nors tossed her overlward, and the shark\njte (iff at qne bite.\nThis did not content the Bah, which\n.4atl foBwwofl. Bo the Bailors hni poon-\netl It and dragged It on Imard.\nOn 0Tttrng It they found, to their\nsurprise, the old woman sitting on the\nCtoir MjiiOf orsqfai \"tJjrg, i penBy.\"\nJohnny-rTbey say she vwin't klss.tbs\nbesti man breathing.\nBilly Don't believe It.\nI Johuny-M do. I tried to get her to\n'kiss me. She flatlv refuoed.\nLODGES.\nWKfjL'Al.EKO TRIBE No. 10 IMPROVED\nORDitK OF RED MEN\nNotice is hereli.v Riven thai the rvirular meet\nInifof ihis tribe will take place ,-v,-rv Tuesday\neveniu at 'Rniirhis of Pythias Hall, Alamo,\nfordo, until further arrangements are made.\nThe Council Fire will lie lit at 7:311 p. ni. pre.\ntisely. Visiting- braves are cordially Invited\nto attend.\nJ. Ii. Simpson. F.J. Kkakmkk,\nChief of Records Sachem\nBLAMOtKiRbO LODtiE No. 7, K. of P.\nMeet every Monday evening; W,rk la\nall ranks always on hand. Visiting Knifrhts\nCordially Invited.\nH.U.M.VjoHs.K. of R.S. Colon ici. I.i.wis, C.C.\nAt RAMENTOboIM'.E U. I). A. F. and A.M.\n1 Keorular Cornuiuuication every Thursday\nisiituj; i.reiurcn coitllanv in\nijlled. R. Whitk, W. M,\nj.. VVF.I.C1I. secretary\nCHURCH DIRECTORY\nCaaes M. Hi. CaoacH Cev. K. R. Reynolds,\nI'asi .r. Servkcea every Sunday aiurnlng at II\na. in evenings, at 7;30p. m. Prayer meellnm\nevery Sunday eveninic at 7:30. Seats free.\nEverybody welcome. Sunday school in a. in.\nM. E. ONttBCM South Rev. W.A. Dickey,\nPastor. Services 1st and 4lh Sundays. Sun\nday school 10 a. m.\nRoman Catholic CHVBCJt, Tularosa diocese\nRev. Father Midfreon, Priest. Services In\nAlamoirordowill be announced.\nFihkt Baptist Chobcii Rev R. p. Pope,\nPastor. Services 1st and 2nd Sundays in every\nmonth, II a. m. and 7 p. m Sunday school 10\na. m.\nFihsi PKKSHVTKaiAN CiliiKCii -Rev. John C.\nLjord, Pastor. Services eveiy Sunday at II a.\nm. and 7:30 p. m Senday Nchotd 'i:45 a at.\nPrayer mertlna- Wednesilays 7:.J p. m.\nArrival and Departure of Malla.\nK P k N E Daily, except Sundays:\nArrives, 2.35 p. m. leaves, 12,50 pre\nAlantoirordo and Capit\u00e1n:\nArrttes, 12:20 p. in. Leaves, e.l5 p. m.\nAlanidirordo viaLa Lui.Clondcrof. McXJIllau\nArrives, 1:45 p. a1 Leaves 7:3n p. m.\nAll mails will be distributed II f teen minutes\nafiei anual ol train and all malla cjnne I-,\nniln ules befo re the departure of trains\nPostofRce open from 7..10 a, m. to 7.00 o. in..\neafeept while niajlalieiriif distail.eted. (tunal,\nOlder and Reirlatry wlncovropen from 9:00 a.\nat. IOS.VU p. m.\nfva tontea oven front 9 t 10 a. as. Bandars.\nFsvAff M. MOMSBSa,I?.V.\nTOTAL\nAllen, M. A. S Vi SV S 23, T 15, K 11. SE 'SI- S 27. T \u00da R\n11. Tiw-fs.si, jH-n .44, costs .70, arsor\u00edil property tax l.tis...\nBnrcncin, Matias, house and lot Tularosa. Tax 3. (Ml, pen 1 costs\n3fi,.v.\nBeam.'J. CSimprovements, cattle and sticep. Tax 5.03, pen .25\nVOStBTn, jicrsonal pjopecty tax 2 ..J..\nChavez, Luisa w 4 SE ViS 28, T 13, R 11. Tax 2.21, pen .11\ncou .35, paraonaj propertT tax .33,. m...\nClaytinvA. H., cattle and sheep. Tax 12.39, nfti .62\njierSonat proiicrtr tax 1 2 2'.l\nCotirtncy.'J. L., 80 rieres S 2, T 18, R 14, so acres S 3, T IX, K' 1 4\nTa. 40,92, pen ..11. costs .70, penwnal projietrA\" tax L'.nti\nEdgington, J. B., SV U XV S I-, T 1 6, R 1 3, N 1 SV S I, T 1 6\nK 13,, XU'U SB. S 4, T 16, R 13. Tax 1 l.s(, pen 59, costs l.Op\npersonal prnpcrtv tax 3.04\nElectric Mining and Milling Co. Mine improvements. Tax 7,50.\nlen ..t.sr costs .35, personal property tax 7 f0\nFenucssy, .Mrs. A. C. Lot 12, block 26, Alanjogordo. Tax 2.06.\npen 10, costs .20\nFountain, A. J. House and tot Tularosa, Tax 3.00, pen .IS.costS\n.35: S\nHancock, J. P. SE 1 1 SE 1-4 S 26, T 17, R 13, SV 1-4 SW 14 825,\nT 17, K 13, NE 1-4 NE 14S35, T 17, R 13. NW 1-4 V 1-4 S 36\nT 17, R 13, Tax 9.56, pen ,48, costs 1.40, pers'l property tax 3.45\nMari is, Alex. Lot S 8, T 16, R 11, lot 8, S 4. T 16. R 11, lot\nS 4, T 16, R 11, lot 10, S4. T 16, R 11. Tax 7.72, pen .38 costs\n1.40\nurn. J. i'oiiv. Lot 4. hliiek 31; Alamogordo, Tax\ncosts .20\nIliil, Edgar. Lot 10, block 30, Alamogordo\ncosts .20. personal orooertv tax .75...\nJames, A. C. Lot 16,. block 2, Alamogordo. Tax 11.81. pen .59\ncosts 20, personal property tax 1.50\nJaramillo, Creseeueio. V Vl SW 14 S 17, T 14. R 10; W' j WV 1-4\nS 20, T 14, R 18; lot I), block 43, Tularosa; lot B block 43, Tula\nrosa. Tax 4.66, pen 23, costs 1.10, personal property tax .OH\nHarris, 1). A. NE 1-4 SW 1-4 S 29, T, 14, R 10; also lot 15 block 45,\nlot L) block 15; U-block 5, Tularosa. Tax 13. 4S, pen .67, costs\n.95, personal property tax 7.62\nLee, Mrs. M. F, Horses ami cattle, Tax 1S.OO, pen .90, costs .45\npersonal property tax 1S.00\nLawrence, L. L. Improvements and personal properl y. Tax 6.23,\np\u00e9a .31, costs .35, personal property tax 3.45\nLemin, Fred, W M SE 1-4, S 32, T 15, R 11; SW 1-4 XL 1-1 S 32\nT 15, R 11; SE 14 NW 14 S 32, T 15, R 11, Tax 13.84- pen .69\ncosts 1.05, personal property tax 3. 15\nlaicas, J. 11. s NB 1-4 S 32, T 10, 13; NW 1-4 NE 1-4 S 33, T Hi. R\nMi NI-; H NW 1-4 S 33. T. 16, R 13, SK 14 SIC l i S 33, T 16, R 13; W t-3\nSW 1-4 S 33,'T 16, Ii 13; SW 1-4 N W 14 S 33, T \u00cd6, R IS. Tax 16.50, pen\n.S3, costs- 3.10, personal property tax 7.u.\"i\nMat'se, Juan. House and lot. La\" Lu.. Tax ..\"S, jien .03. costs .33\nMclxin.f. Kd. Horses and cattle. Tas.;,s, pn .4:1, ,.,,sls personal\nproperly tax S. H\nmeetian, ,1. i i.ot 33, block 13, Alamogordo, Tax 6.75. pen .34. costs .30\npersona) property tax .78\nParker. Wash Improvements, cattle and sheep. Tax 3.7!. pen .14. costs\n7. personal property tax 1.6\nRiBgS, John S. NW 1-4 NE 1-4 S 37. T Mi. 1! 13: N 1-3 NW 14 S 37. T B\nR 13: SK 1-4 NW 1-4 S 37, T 16, R 13. Tax 7 50, pen .38 costs 1. 05\nRlvlara, Estate I!. A. Personal property. Tax i.'H. pen .us. costs .35\npersonal property tax MM\nSains. Francisco. Personal property. Tax 79, pen .04, Costa personal\nproperly tax .71\nShely. W. laiprovements. Tax 7.65, pen .38 COSfcs 35, personal prop\nerty tax .15 r\nSmith. I. N. Pin acres. Tax 8,77, pen .41. costs .35, pets. prop, lax .03\nThomason. James T, Homestead. Tax 7.71, pen .38, costa ,35, personal\nproperty tax 5. 00\nWaldrip, GeergB T, I tnprovements. horses and cattle. Tax 3.(111, pen .10\ncosts .70. personal droperty tax .ti.'i\nWest, T. J. Horses and cattle. Tax 8.68, pon. 13, costs. 35, personal proD\nperty tax 3.6H\n1 Kiiuiroitv ok Nkw Mkxico.\nCOCNTV OF OTEBO. f\nTo the delJiKpient taxpayers, known ami Dllknown, In the foregoing list!\nYou are lerehy notiile.l that 1 will oiler for sate, al' public auction', at the\nfront mior of the court house In Alainoordo. Otero eonWtv. New Mexico, on Mon\nday the 17th day of December, 1900, to the higa a-ud liest bidder for ciish, all of\nthe, foregoing nienltnned and described lands, real estate and peispn:ul propertv.\nto satisfy lite .iliMiilpt of laxes, peuallies interest and Costs set opposite each de's-\neiiuuoti mat air men due ami unpaid ami I shall crrnWulie said sale froth day to\nday for a period of not exceeding sixty davs until all uf said proiiorty has been\nFREE CORRAL, HAT\na GRAIN FOR SALE.\nAgent for the well known studebaker Wagons and Buggies.\nrjnaertatTrig ami Kmbalmlng. Fb-st Class Work Ouaranteed.\nOffice Cor. Maryland Ave. and Ninth St.\nALAMOGORDO, N. it.'.\nThe Short Line\nSANTA FE\nROUTE.\nS To all Points i g\nNorth, South\ng East and West.\nThroairh Pullman and Diiiinir Car Service on magnificent vestlbuled trains,\ncoajpoe Pa 11 man Palace Sleepers, Elegant Dining Cars, Reclining Chair\nCars. free, running through without change between Chicago and the Pacific\ncoast. Ask or address agents below fur time cards aud illustrated matter\npertaining lo the \"Santa Fe Route.\"\nW. S. lit ac k, F. B. Houghton,\nGe1 Passenger Aft.. Tooeka. Kan. Gen'l Agent. El Paao,\nTe\n12.60\n19\n15.10\n19.25\n6.89\n15.58\nlb. 43\n\n!i. 36\n7.39\n3. 63\nH. 'M\nsai\nI. ls\n.38\n9.56\n8.47\n3.89\n3.14\nTAKE THE\nD Paso i MMim Railway\nWhite Oaks Route)\nFOR\nFORT STANTON,\nThe Nation s Sanitarium\nALAMOGORDO,\nThe Magic City\nJHRILLH MINING DISTRICT,\nThe Klondike of the New Southwest\nSACRAMENTO MOUNTAINS,\nThe Eldorado Of the Fruit Orower and Apriculturlst.\nKtegaut passenger coachei\ncentfy bet\nH. HLEXWNDQR,\nA. 0. F. P. A.\nwhich will insure every comfort to travelers, haTe re\nt\u00ed added lo the equipment of Ihe road\nX. S. GR6IO,\n(i. S. G. F.dt P\n4 Important Gateways 4\nsold.\nM. SUTHERLAND,\nCollector of Otero County. New Mexico.\nTIME\nAND\nSPACE\narepractically annihilated\nby the ocean cables and\nland telegraph systems\nwhich now belt the cir\ncumference ofOld Earth in\no many different directions. \"Foreign parts\" are no longer\nforeign in the old meaning of the term. Europe, Africa, Asia,\nare \"next door\" to us. What happens there to-day we know\nto-morrow -if we read THE CHICAGO RECORD, whose\nSpecial Cable Correspondents are located in every important\ndty in the world outside of the United States. No other\nAmerican newspaper ever attempted so extensive a service;\nand it is supplemented by the regular foreign news service\nof The Associated Press. For accurate intelligence of the\nstirring events which are shaking the nations of wars and\nrumors of wars of the threatening dissolution of old govern\nments and the establishment of new of the onward sweep of\nthe race in all parts of the world the one medium of the\nmost satisfactory information is the enterprising, \"up-to-date\"\nAmerican newspaper, THE CHICAGO RECORD.\nFREE\nFast Through Freight\nEMS PAf\n(j And Pass\u00e9nger Service.\nThe direct through line from Arizona arid New Mnxleo\" to all points In the\nNORTH, EAST and SOUTHWEST, Low altitude. Perfect pas-\nstinger service. Through cars. No lay-overs. Latest pat\ntern Pullman buffet sleepers. Handsome new chair cars, JjrW\nseats free. Speed, safnty'and comfort combined. i\nFur particular's, address:\nB. P, DBRBYSHIRE, S. W. P. K, R, W.CURTtS.T. P. S P. H.\nEl Paso, Texas. El ftiso, Texas\nH. F. TURNER, G. P. St T. K.. Dallas, Texas\nNo Trouble to Answer Questions.\ni l i ...sB2saeammi&\nMEXICO!\n1\nAn Ideal Resort for the Tourist\nIn Summer or Winter.\nAlthough not generally understood by the traveling public,\nthere Is a vast section of Mexico, the section traversed by the\nmain Hue of the\nMexican Central By.\nProm the United States border to the Mexlcun Capital, which enjoys star\ning the heated term in the United States a much more comfortable cllmaU\nthan the American summer resorts. This Is due to the altitude of sht\ntable-land on which the road Is located from 3,000 to 8,000 feet above sea\nlevel.\nThe average temperature of this section, according to government\nstatistics for a number of years, has been between 00 and 70 .degree,\nFahrenheit.\nAlong the line of this road are to he seen the chief cities and principal\npoints of interest lu our slsler Republic, while on Its branches that Is\n.scenery of marvelous grandeur.\nHolders of Paeitic Coast excursion tickets can purchase at El lao,\nAlbuquerque or San Antonio, at specially reduced rates, round-trip tltikets\nlo City of Mexico and return, such tickets being available over divert\nV?r,r\u00ed mai' ot lhe orld oa Mereator'a Projection, about 23'4xl\nlechea In sise, beautifully printed to colors, with u large-scale map\nor Europe on the reverse Side, will be mallet lo any addre-s free of\nj onargo on receipt or request accompanied hv lwo\u00fc-oent aeinir\ncover posta ana wrnpnlftg. The maps Illustrate clearly how comprehensively the\ni'JT\u00edi0 L0!' '\"J\u00edf\u00fcT1? CIO00 iiSooae covers the entire civilised world. Ad.\nTin\nroutes going and returning in Mexico.\nMEXICAN CENRTAL I the only llmi running standard\net sleeplug cars from the 1'ul\ncllilllge\naftas. yeservutlonAIn sleep!\naiaMon, Ipptf to\nW. D. MUBDOCK.\nA. 0. r. A. i City Mexico.\nman bm\nwiUids.k\nr X\ngu\nage\nthe City of Moxhao\nPul\nit ni\ntlw ml gweil\nBaSat\nB. J. KUHN,\nConiwerelsl Aent. l Psso TetM","height":"29652","width":"21516"}}