{"/service/ndnp/nmu/batch_nmu_ferret_ver01/data/sn92070566/00296025203/1904123101/0212.xml":{"full_text":"LOCAL AND SO-FORTH\nta Nlmmo tuthoriiea this paper to\nannounce init be U a candidate for\neoniuble of Alamogordo precinct, elec\ntion January 0. IMS.\nMr. I. N\ngordo-\nSmlih bat located In Alasso-\nW H Jackaoo hat beet on the slck\nHit for several dart.\nMr K L Ketmr, Iresiuakltig. Mary\nland Ave., near Tenth St. 1! Sl im.\nW II Jackson hat chargu of the book\nand collections oto M Le fc Co.\nDr E J Osborne ras arrested Wed\nnetda. on a charge of fraud on a board\nin( house.\nJudge Mann will go to Santa Fe to\nnight, Saturday, to attend session of\nsupremo court.\nProf T II Claypool returned to Waco,\nTexat, Thursday aftur a low days here\non business.\nDr. Ueo. C. ltryau an n ball at the\nRailway Club room Wednesday night\nto a number of bit friends.\nDr. L D. Roger left for El Faso\nThursday where be will open an office\nfor the practice of dentistry.\nThe yount; people of tbo M E Church,\nSouth, gave a social at the residence of\nA F Jackson lu College Addition Thurs\nday night.\nSome of our Elks will be In El Faso\nduring the coming week on Elk matters,\nFrank T Karnes, Dr Miller, Capt Leahy\nand others.\nMr Mulrhead who has been with U II\nFierce Coiupanv during the year lias re\nsigned. II will accept a position with\nthe Kl'AN E at this place.\nThe Hank will be closed next Monday\naccount New Year holiday and npcu\nTuesday for business In new quarters\nin ths now bank building.\nSave YourLunpR.\nDon't neglect that cough. One pair\nof lungs Is all you'll ever have treat\nthem well. Simmons' Cough Syrup will\nsoothe and strengthen them, stop the\ncough and give you a chance to sleep in\npeace.\nWe beg to announce to the people of\nAlatungordn that we are now in position\nto deliver Dawson Coal to any part of\nthe city at a big reduction over last\nyear's price. If you are interested in\nboth the comfort and economical side of\nthe question you will ask us about THE\nBIG OUT IN THE PRICE OF COAL.\nPhone 40, Thomas Seamans.\nThe Christmas entertainment of the\nM E Church South, was repeated on\nMonday night. A lar'e crowd was\npresent to enjoy a good Santa Clans pro\ngram. Heart Fluttering.\nUndigested food and gas in the stom\nach, located just below the heart, press\nes against it and causes heait palpita\ntion. When vour heart troubles you lu\nthat way take Heroine for a few days\nYon will soon be all right. !0c. Sold by\nF. C. Rolland.\nAud everybody will attend the H. of\nL. F. banquet and Hallway Club Concert\nand ball tonight. Banquet at K. of F.\nHall and Concert ano ball at Railway\nClub room.\nIt's Strenuous.\nThere is no true superiority except\nthat created by true merit The reason\nHunt's Lightning Oil outclasses all other\nliniments it has the merit It does\nsomething. See what it will do for cuts,\nburns, bruises, sprains, sore and stiff\nmuscles and joints. Your surprise will\nonly bo exceeded by your gratification.\nMrs Frank Wertane was operated on\nat hospital Wed net pay by Dr lit van\nassisted by Dr Miller. The operation\nwas one of the most tedious and dltll\ncult piece of surgery over done at the\nhospital.\nFok SALE Eighty ((to) acres cleared\npatented land adjoining Tularosa. N. M.\nCheap for cash and a fine speculation in\nview of operations pending to sink for\nartesian water. Address \"S. 23 Mills\nBuilding, El I'aso, Texas.\nTo Cure a Oold in One Day.\nTake LAXATIVE HROMOQUININE\nTablets. All druggists refund the\nmoney if It falls to cure. E. W. Orove's\nsignature Is on each box. 2.ric.\nF F Schoellling who was arrested last\nweek on a charge of larceny was before\nJustice O'Reilly Tuesday. It developed\nthat about $1. 100 worth of paint was\nfound In the possession of Schoettling,\nA Oostly Mistake.\nBlunders are sometimes very expen\nsive. Occa-innloiially life itself Is the\nprice of a mistake, but you'll never be\nworng If you take Dr. King's New Life\nPills for Dyspepsia. Dullness, Headacho\nLiver or Uowel troubles. They are\ngentle vet tin. rough. 25c, at all druggists.\nThe malls (or Alamogordo since the\n\"Oolden State Limited\" went on are as\nfollows: East bound close at postoth'ce\n:io p. m. anu s p. m. west doiiiiu\nclose at postollice 13:45 p. m, and 8 p.\nin. Mountain malls remain the same as\nheretofore.\nCoughing Spell Caused Death.\n\"Harry Duck well, aged 35 years,\nchoked to death early yesterday morn\ning at his home, in the presence of his\nwife and child. He contracted a slight\ncold a few days ago and paid but little\nattention to it. Yesterday morning he\nwas seized with a lit of coughing which\ncontinued for some time, Ills wife sent\nfor a plnsician but before he could ar\nrive, another coughing spell came on\nan J Duck well died from suffocation.\nSt. Louis Qloba Democrat, Dec. 1. 1901.\"\nMallard's Ilorehound Syrup would have\naved him. 25c, 50c aud 81,00. F. C. Hol\nland. Catarrh Cannot be Cured\nwith LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they\ncannot reach the seal of the disease.\nCatarrh Is a blood or constitutional dis\nease, and In order to cure It you must\ntako Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh\nCure Is taken Internally, and acts direct\nly on tin. blond and mucous sur laces.\nHall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack med\nicine. It was prescrined by one of the\nbeat physicians in tills country for years\nand Is a recular prescription. It Is\ncomposed of the best tonics known,\ncombined with the best blood purifiers,\nacting directly on the mucous surfaces.\nThe perfect combination of the two in\ngredients Is what produces such won\nderful results in curing Catarrh.\nSend for tttsllinon'als (ice.\nF.J CHENEY ACO., Props Tolodo.O\nSold by Druggists, price 75c.\nTake Hall's Family Pills for constl\npatlon.\nFight WW be Bitter.\nTbote who will persist lo doting their\nears against the continual recommenda\ntion of Dr. Rlng't New Discovery for\nConsumption, will have a long and bit\nter fight with their troubles, If not end\ned earlier by fatal termination. Read\nwhatT. R. Bead, Mitt, hat to Wfi \"Latt\n(all my wife had every tvmptom of coo\nsumption. She took Ur\nKing's New\nDiscovery after everything clae had\nfailed. Improvement came at once and\nfour bottle- entirely cured her. Outr\nan t ed by all druggnti. Price 50c and\n1.00. Trial bottles free.\nKoellne Banner bat disposed of hit\nphoto butlnett here and will move to\nEl Paito to reside In the future.\nRevolution Imminent.\nA ture ilgu of approaching revolt and\nserious trouble In your system It nerv\noutnett, sloeplettneti. or ttomacb up\nsets. Electric Hitters will quickly dis\nmember the troublesome causes. It\nnever falls to lone the stomach, regulate\nthe Kidneys and Koweit, stimulate the\nl.hor, and clarify the blood. Run\ndown systems benefit partlculasly and\nall the usual attending aches vanish\nunder Its searching and thorough effect\nIvnettt Electric Hitters Is only 50c,\naud that Is returned If it don't givo per\nfect satisfaction Guaranteed by all drug\ngists. Full line Ladles' and Men's Winter\nUnderwear at Wolllnger's.\nTeat Its Value.\nSimmons' MtrU Furllier is the most\nvaluable remedy I ever tried for consti\npation aud disordered liver. It does its\nwork thoroughly, but does not gripe\nlike most remedies of Its character. I\ncertainly recommend It whenever the\nopportunity occurs.\nM. M. To.mii.80n, Oswege, Kansas.\nPrice 25c.\nOn Monday, January 2, the City Meat\nMarket will make some changes in its\nworking force. Mr Van Nattan leaves\nthe market, Mr Crumb remains and Mr\nOoorgo Richardson having sold out will\naccept a position there and II E Km\nbaker and son will be there, so the\nworking forco will be Crumb, Richard\nson, H E Kruhaker and son, and the\nstyle of the linn will be H E Hrubaker\nCo.\nA Frightened Oow,\nNo man who owns a cow can afford to\nhave her afraid of him. It Is a loss to\nthe owner every time she is frightened.\nTo run a cow to pasture is throwing\nmoney away. Make pets of the cows\nand they will make money for the owner,\nthe milk of a frightened or abused cow\nis poisonous.\nNotice to Stockholders.\nAlaroogordo, N. M., Dec. S 1904.\nThe annual meeting of the stockhold\ners of the First National Hank of Ala\nmogordo, New Mexico, will be hold at\nthe banking room at Alamogordo, New\nMexico, on Tuesdav, the 10th day of\nJanuary, 1008, between the hours of 2\nand 4 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of\nelecting tuo directors for the ensuing\nyear and to transact such other business\nas may properly come before the said\nmeeting,\n12-10-rit. BEN;. BlIKBHOPi Secretary.\nA frightened Horse.\nRunning like mad down the street\ndumping the occupants, or hundred\nother accidents, are every day occurren\nces. It behoves everybody to have a\nreliable Salve handy and there's none\nas good as Bucklen's Arnica Salve.\nHums, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Files,\ndisappear quickly under its soothing\neffect. 25c, at all druggists,\nOflices to rent and ollice fixtures for\nsale. Apply at First National Hank.\nThis is No Joke.\nHunt's Curo has saved more people\nfrom the \"Old Scratch\" than any other\nknown agent, simply because it makes\nscratching entirely unnecessary. One\napplication relieves any form of Itching\nskin disease that ever atllicted mankind.\nOne box guaranteed to cure any one\ncase.\nTuesday night there was a joint\nmeeting of the Masonic order and East\nern Star for the purpose of installing\nthe newly elected ofllcers. Judge Hyron\nSherry was master of ceremonies for\nthe Masonic installation and II II Major\nmaster of ceremonies for the Eastorn\nStar. After these services the Eastern\nStar ladies announced refreshments\nready whereupon all enjoyed one of the\nmost pleasant gatherings of the year.\nA regular communication of the Mason\nic Lodge is held every Thursday night,\nDr (leo C Bryan, VV. M., C E Keasley,\nsecretary. Meeting of the Eastern Star\nevery Tuesdav night, Mrs II H Major,\nworthy matron; S C Carter, Jr., sec\nretary. \"I was much afflicted with sciatica,\"\nwrites Ed C. Nud, Iowavllle, Sedgwick\nCo., Kan., \"going about on crutches\nand suffering a dual of pain. I was in\nduced to try Ballard's Snow Liniment,\nwhich relieved mo. I used three 50c\nbottles. It is the greatest liniment I\never used; have recommended it to a\nnumber of persons; all express them\nselves as being benefited by it. I now\nwalk without crutches, able to perform\nrri!at deal of llirht labor on the farm.\n5c, 50c, 81.00. Sold by l' C. Holland\nA Guaranteed Cure For Piles.\nItching, Hllnd, Hreeding or Protrud\ning Piles. Druggists refund money if\nPA.O OINTMENT fails to cure any\ncase, no matter of how long standing.\nin C to 14 days. First application gives\nease and rest. 50c In stamps and it\nwill be forwarded post-paid by Paris\nmedicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.\nCored Paralysis.\nW. 8. Bally, P. 0. True, Texas, writes:\n\"My wife had been suffering live years\nwith paralysis In her arm, when I was\npersuaded to use Ballard's Snow Lini\nment, which cured her all right. I\nbavo also used it for old sores, frost\nbites and skin eruptions. It does the\nwork.\" 2,ic, 50c, 81.00. Sold F. C. Hol\nland.\n60 YEARS'\nEXPERIENCE\nmm\nTRADE MARKS\nDtION\nCopyrights Ac\nAnyooa aanalnt a .ketch and deecrtnl\nqnleklf aaoartain our opinion free wha\nInvention 1. Drobahlv natentahle. Conn\nIon mar\nether an\nla Drobftblv nataiiLahlft. ComnnnlM.\nttonartrtomeonodei.tui. HANDBOOK\nn on Patanta\nirujt Patanla.\nA Co, raoatra\nout irm. 'iufjsj\nPatenta taken\nannoT for aecurlnit patent..\nthmutfh Mumt A l a r.\najxcfcai nolle., without charge. In tl\nScientific \u00fcmcrican.\nA handaomelT lltaatfaiad wecklr. trnat elr.\neolation of anr actanuaa Journal. Tana, 01 a\nrear four month.. L Sold by all nawatfealera\nMRS, W, E. CHIMAN DEAD.\nMrs. W. E. Chipman died\nyesterday (Friday) afternoon at\n8 o'clock after lone illness of\ni earner of the breast. She was\npast 44 years of age and leaves a\njhuslano and three children,\ni The funeral services will be\nheld Sunday afternoon at the\nBaptist church. Mrs. Chipman\nwas one of the most devout\nChristians who lived in Alamo\ngordo and those at her bed side\nwhen death came say she died\nperfectly happy in her faith. A\nsister, Mrs. Miller, of Clayton,\nN. M., and bfOtsMf, W. A. Om\nof this place wen- with her when\nthe last came. To all the sor\nrowing ones we oiler our sym\npathy. FRANK WALLACE KILLED.\nJust as we go to press we learn\nof the sail news of the death of\nFrank Wallace, son of Mr. and\nMrs. A. I). Wallace and brother\nof Russell Wall e of the Oloud\ncroft Silver Lining. Death oc\ncurred at Douglas, Ariz., on\nDec. s;, by being run over by\nswitch engine. The deceased\nlived at Cloudcrof! with his\nparents and is well acquuinted\nhere to many of our people. He\nwas working for the E. P. 8.\nW. as switchman and was killed\nwhile at work.\nHair rtnUtiis;.\nJust when the mutilation of the dead\nby tearing the skin from the head be\ngan v ill never be known, for the origin\nis lost In the midst of ages, the record\nextending back beyond even the myth\nical period of man's existence. In the\nbook of Macea bees t is recorded that\nat the termination of one ot the liuttlew\nof which that bloody history ta so full\n(be victorious SO Idlers tore the nkln\nfrom the heads of their vanquished\nfoes, 'l'his would be evidence that the\ncustom of scalp taking was one of tha\nIndulgences even of those people of\nwhom we have record lu tha Bible.\nBe It its it may. it is an established\nfact that the custom Is a universal une.\nso far us savage man is concerned.\nWhether ethnologists can build a the\nory of ii common origin of man from\nthis or not, Of whether this can be\ntaken as an evidence that the Italians\nare the descendants of the lost Israelite\ntribes because of their bablt of securing\nmementos of bair from their fallen en\nemies, is something time alone will ie\nVelop. Be that as it may, It is a fact\nthat all Indian tribes, to a certain ox\ntent, scalp their enemies Who have fall\non in battle.-- London Globe.\nCarlouK Vnvt In nariit lllntnrj-.\nAn incident which will be. Interest\ning to naturalists is told In o recent\nnumber of the Scotsman, one of the\nforesters in the employ of the Marquis\nof Lothian was returning from bis\nwork when he noticed a wild duck fly\ning teom larch tree. On close exami\nnation he observed a common brown\nowl looking down from what appeared\nto be n nest In the cleft of the tree\nabout thirty feet from the ground and\napparently near the place from which\nthe duck had Sown. Curiosity prompt\ned him to climb to the place, which be\ndid with great difficulty. The owl on\nhis approach Hew off, and to bis sur\nprise lie found in the nest two eggs\nan owl's and a wild duck's. It Is not\nuncommon for both owls ami ducks to\nbuild their nests high up on trees, but\nit is unheard of for one nest to be ap\npropriated by both birds.\nA drier Milliliter.\n\"To the town of Norrldgewock, In\nMaine,\" said a clergyman, a strange\nminister once came to preach. He\npreached duly, and after the sermon\nwas over he mingled with the congre\ngation, expecting that some one would\ninvite him to dinner. One by one, bow\never, the congregation departed, offer\ning the hungry minister no hospitality,\nand he began to feel anxious. Where\nwas be to oat'; As the last deacon was\nleaving the church the minister rushed\nup to him and shook him warmly by\nthe hand.\n'I want you to come home and dlno\nwith me,' the minister said.\n'Why, where do yon live?' said the\ndeucon.\n'About thirty miles from here.'\n\"The deacon reddened. 'Oh, you come\nand dine with me Instead,' he said.\"\nA (ypny Prophecy.\nAn English magaslno relates a curi\nous instiince ot gypsy prophecy. The\nthird Knrl of Malmeabury, as Lord\nFitziuirris, whs ridiiiu to a yaomanry\nreview uoar Chrlatcbnrch, when his or\nderly, Rome distance in front, ordered\na gypiy woman to open a gate, Tho\njypay woman quietly waited till Lord\nPUibarrli and liis atari rode up, when\nshe addressed them, saying, \"Oh, you\nthink you are a lol of tine fellows now,\nbut I can tell yod that one day your\nhones will whiten In that field.\" Lord\nFltzharrls laughed and asked her\nwhether she thought they wero going\nto have a battle, adding It was not very\nlikely In that caso they would chooso\nsuch a spot. More than forty years\nlater the Held was turned Into n ceme\ntery. A loonlrr of I.luaTulata,\nAlmost every native of Iceland, even\nthe peasants and tlsheriiien. can speak\nnt least one toratgO languilBe besides\nhis local Danish dialect. Some years\niiko It bacamoa fad to study languages,\nand now a person speaking only ono\ntongue is looked down upon ns ex\ntremely Ignorant, l'.ngl'udi leads; then\ncome Herm\u00e1n and Kronen. Papers In\ntbOM thrix' lntiKiiages arc read exten\nsively In Iceland and may be found In\nall the village reading rooms,\nA DtatlactloB.\n\"Cnn ii twin patent a cicntifle din\nPOTery V askol the comiuerclal person.\n\"It Isn't usually done.\" Answered tuo\nBcieutlst. \"Hut some of tbcui ought\nto bo eoyprlirlitod as literary produc\ntions.\" Washington Star.\nLeft I Notftect\nCaaiMt Ni.n f.\nDepart meat of 1 later lor,\n(Jailed Statra Land OAce.\nLa Crvcc. New Mexico, Octobtr Uta, 1M\nA afltcieat coa tea I affidavit bavin? bora\nfiird la thla office by Joba C. Miaaa, cuaiaal\nant. afjin-t tfaetead ratr No. JNbS. made\nr'ebraary 1AU, lor SE Set linn 11, Tra-\natatp la S., Ranve 2., br lVer Lanma Cob\ntaatae, ia which it ia allayed that I'eier Laroa\nBaa wholly baaded the laad, mm aever\nmprotea aaid taad ia in war ir aiaaaer.\nthat an improTcmeata o( aay hind r dicrfp\ntioa have been made M the taad and the\nH mrt'iil laws hace acver Wei cumphed\nwith, and ibat aid Lanwia ha not reaided In\nNew Mexico fur more than one year pt -.ml\npartlea are hereby notified to aopear. re a pond\nand offer evidence toucttn aaid allegation at\n10 o'clock a. m. on December 24, I'urt before\nThe I'm ted Statea Court Commiaaioner xl\nAlamofordi. New Mexico, and i bat tina)\nhearing will be beld at lo o'clock x. m. un\nJanuary Mb, l'aif. befme; lhe KeirUier and\nReceiver xt the United Statea Land Office M\nLa Cruce, N. M.\nThe aaid ci itetant having-, in a proper affi\ndavit filed Nov. loth. I, set fuith facts which\nshow that alter due dil vence iersonal art rice\n(1 tbia notice can not u- made, it is hereby\nordered and directed that such notice be\ntfiren by due xrd pre per publication.\nNicholas (alien.\nIM Inst., 11 D 04. Kvw'Mer.\nNotice for ruMli-nllon.\nLand Office at Las Cruces. N M.\nDec. 8, NMb\nNOTICE i-hereby given that the following\nnamed settler has filed notice ot his intention\nlo make final proof in support of his claim,\nand that saul proof will be mide 1efore Clerk,\nof the dih Judicial District Court at Alamo\ngordo, on January 10th M\u00cd, viz: J antes W.\nHavatt 11.1 K. No. 442 for the Mj SE1. and\nLota 3 4 Se. T. lu S. R lo E. N. M. IV\nMer.\nHe names t he folio lug w i messes to prove j\nhis continuous residence Ufxut and cultivation\nof said land, v iz:\nJ E. Eilgington. if Alamoy. rdo, N. M.\nG. P. Txrlor.of H\nJ. P Saul-hiiry, ot\nI. S. NonllcastiT, of\n1st Inst. 12 1744. Nicholas (ialles. Register.\nNolif e lor rublicatloii.\nLand Ofhcc at Las Cruces. N. M.\nDec. 15. MM\nNOTICE i- hereby given that the following\nnamed settler has filed notice of his intention\nto make final pi oof in aajppofi of hit claim, and\nhat said proof will le made before V. S.\nShepherd lT. S. Court Com mission er at his ofii-\ne at A inumgordo, Al.. on J an ZX rw. tz\n'ieorge T. Waldrip Ud. B. No. Ulp for the Lot\n24 NXM BEX ioc 4 T. la s. R. II E. N. M. I.\nIer.\nHe names the rwHaVR itg witnesses to prove\nhis continuous residence upon ami cultivation\nil sax) laud, viz:\nJ Y. Latham, of Highrolls, X. M.\nJesse Green, of\nJ. I. Collev. of Cloudcroft, N. M.\nI, fr Haines, ot L i Lit N. M.\n1st. Int. 13-24-04. Nicholas (ialles, Register.\nNotice l or rohllrnitiMi.\nLand Office at Las Cruces, N. M.\nDac IS IW,\nNOTICE is hereby given that the following\nnamed settler has filed notice of his intention\nto make final proof in support of his claim,\nuid that said proof will be made before VV.\nS. Sfcepherd \u00dc. S. Court Commissioner at his\nffice at Alamogordo N M.. on Jan. 2.i.l'5. viz:\n\"Imma S. Hartley widow of Cosblev ti. Harttev\nUd. E. No. 3649 foi tha Lots W, 11. 13. 14. 15.\nec. t. r. Lt fc R. 10 E. X. M, P. Mar,\nHe names the following witnesses to prove\n'lis continuous resilience upon and cultiv ation\nf said laud, viz:\nEli JOV Oi Alaniogoi dii. X. M.\nII. Scott Id. of\nV, H. Maj r, of H\nE.W.Clark, of\nNicholas (ialles. Register.\n1st lust. 12 2-, tU\nNot loo Wot Publication,\nLaud Office at L;is Cruces. X. M,\nDec. 15, 1904.\nXotice is hereby given that tha follow lng\"\nnamed settler has filed notice of his intention\nto make final proof in support of his claim,\nind that said proof will bfl made before V. S.\nShepherd U, S. Court Commissi, mer at btioffe\ne al Alantagordo, N. M.. on Jan. 23, 1905, rll!\nJoe V Latham Ud.E No. 3311 for the BEM\nsK Sei 4 W -sV Set .i N VV NW1; Sec.\n10 T. It. S. R. 11 E. N. M. l Mer.\nHe names the following witnesses to prove\nhis continuous residence upon and Ctlltlratloo\nof said laud, viz:\nC. T. Waldnp, oLHiglirolK, X. If.\nJesse Green, of k\nJ. 1. Collar, of Cloudcroft, X. M.\nJ. 1\". Hain -s, of La Luz. N. M.\n1st Inst. 12 24 04 Nicholas Calles, Register\nADVERTISEMENT\nFOR BIDS.\nScaled bids will be received up tn in\no'clock in. Dec 15, 1904, by K H.\nI'ierce. socrptary, fur tin- (ollnwinj; lutrd\nware fur ttui New Mexico tnttltute fur\ntho Blind,\nTblrteeo (13) Front door Locki,\nEtuvlan design,\nFifty (50) Inside door Locks, Etuvlan\nitetlgo.\nThree (8) Double sliding, door Locks,\nElnvian di'sifrn.\nOne hundred and fifty (,50) Pitch\nstPi'l sasli locks,\nOne hundred and Bftj (150) Omainout\nal old copper fljpJsh Steel Sash Lifts.\nTejnt) i-'n) pair Old copper linisli\n-itei'l Units .'V\nFifty (60) pair Old copper fllllsh Steel\nItutls 4x1.\nThree (ill sets I.anes new infidel Slid-\nin; door hangers for double doors,\n(Sen Simmons Hardware Co. Cala\nlogue, i\nB. ii. PIERCE, Secretary,\nXLAS\nBeautiful Books,\naud Booklets,\nHoliday Presents,\nPerfumes, Brica\nbrac, Manicure Sets\nToilet Sets, etc.\nN. H. WEBB\nEL PASO, TEXAS.\nI. JERZYHOrVSHl\nMerchant Tailor\nFine Tailoring a Specialty\nNext tu Pott Office, Alumogordo,\nG. A. COLLINS\n1 San Francisco St., Santa Fe,\nNew Mexico,\nCivil and Irrigation Engineer.\nSurveying and Mapping,\nEstimates Furnished.\nFEMALE\nWEAKNESS\nM 1-1 Oimimi St.\nr-OBTini). Maik. Oet. 17, IM.\nI nuidpr Win of t'rdol rapenor\nto u doctor'. BMdlcia, I rr.r uwd\nftnd I know wboroof I mak I .ur\nt.rwl (ur nia month, with .upprwMd\nmn.truai.oa wh.c-h roniplrt.ty pro.\nUl m. Pmin. mjd.ho..l thmurb\nmj bmck uid .idea and I would o.re\nblinding hr,j, h.- Mv liuib would\nwrll u,i and I woold In, I ao weak I\neould not atand up. I aaturalljr fait\ndiKouracrd for I r-mad to be beyond\ntha help aj phyaician.. but Wine of\nCardui rana aa a Uod-aend to ma. I\nfait a chanca for the better within a\nweak. After nineteen day. treatment\nI menatmated without .'uffrriaa; tha\naconira I u.ualtydid and aoon became\nr-Kular and without pain. Wine of\nCardui Ii .imply wonderful and 1 wiab\nthat all gnfforing women knew of 1 ta\nfood qualiura.\nTreaaurer, Tori laud Ecosomio League\nPeriodical headaches Ull of f\nmale wealtne,). Wine of Canlni\ncure, periiiam ntly nineteen out of\nevery twenty rami of irregular\niliense, iK'arine down pains or\nany female weakness. If you are\ndiscouraged anil doctors lia'\nfailed, that is the lest reason in\nthe world you should try NS'mp of\n(.'ardui now. Kemeinbcr that\nheadaches mean female weakness.\nSecure a \u00c91.U0 bottle of Wiue of\nCardui today.\nWINE\nCARDUB\nPHOFES9IONRL CARDS.\nDRS. GILBERT VAN RRSDEL.\nPHYSICIANS ANU St'KtiF.OXS.\nofTi.-e: 0 pat air. !h the Gilbert Baildlag\nPhune 1... aauatonrdOi N. II,\nGEO. C. BRYAN, N. D.\nPRACTICB LIMITED\nTo General Sureery\nand Dtaeaaea oi Woajen\nOtliee Efowra 3 o 5 in the afternoon,\nOf&Ca over Rolland'-. Ilrue store,\nAUmowordo, X. M,\nC. H. Waldschmidt,\nPHYSICIAN and SUaGBOM.\nOfTice over Holland's Hrui\u00ed Atora,\nAtaraorffordo, N. M.\nJ. L. LAWS0M,\nAttttriu'v-al-law.\nPractice In al 1 the courts of Xe' ICaUtlCO,\nRoodii. A and l!. AvU Bnilding1.\nAlanui;:or(li. New Mc.\nEARL E. SIDEB0TT91H,\nAttorney-at-law,\nAlamogordo. New Mex.\nJ. E. WHARTON.\nAttorney at Law,\nA MuHOfOI 1l. New Mexico.\n1 ii ;i MMfal practica iii all territorial,\nstate and feiter.t COOrtB, Inclodlttg the\nSupreme Court of i lit- TJatlea Slates. Give\nprutnpt personal attention to all business.\nJ. QUINL1VEN &SON.\nBKI0K AND STUN E CONTRACTORS.\nWill ilo first class 71 rick and Stune work\non short notice and at reasonable rates.\nALAMOUOKDO\nNKW MKXICO\nYRON SHKRRY\nAtYOWBI at Law\nOver I'irst National Bank AlaatogordOi M. M.\nUl s. SHEPHERD\nI, s. Contniiesloaer\nNotary Public\nAtanoffordo\nw\nILLIAM H. ll LLEWELLYN.\nAiti'rnev-at-iaw.\nDistrict Attorney for Pona Ana, Otero,\n(iran\u00ed. Sierra and Luna Cotttttlet\nPractice la the Territorial coartas r. s. Laad\nOftce and coarte Ol Texas and Arizona.\nI. 0i Address J Las Cruces, New Mexico\nDR.\nDENTIST\nOttea ovar Warren Co., Bust Hulte,\nAvis Dloek,\nALAMOCORIK), NKW MEXICO\narf.n work goaraataaaW\nJ. P. Saulsberry,\nGeneral Blacksmith.\nPractical llorss: Shoer.\nNil Kinds of Repair Work Done\nPromptly.\nVEHICLES PAIN TED and REPAIRED.\nE. M. ABBOTT,\nCorjtractor and Builder\nPlant unci Estimates\nFurnished,\nAlkwocordo, Ni'w lleileo,\nD. KOCER\na\" a\n'u'iV\ni Vil if\nMU\nBank Saloon and Tularosa Livery Stable\nS. D. TIPTON, Proprietor.\nKti.ul Hay, Grain and Fce.l. PfM WafM Vard. Tl'LAROSA, N. M.\nH. H.\nm\nReal Estate, Insurance,\nCollections, Notary Public.\n9\nOffice over First National BanK- 'Phone 89\nMITCHELL.\nGerjt's Furnishings, Shjocs, Hats, NecK\nwear and Shirts.\nSuits made to order, Shirts made to order and\nUnderwear rr)ade to order.\nSamples on display large enough to\nsee what you are buying.\nGood goods, everything guaranteed. Sold by\none who Knows how.\nMITCHELL.\nI ALAMOGORDO?\nf LUMBER CO. I\nA MaiiutacturtTs ot\nI Sacramento\nff Mountain Pine\nand Red\nLU M\nLaths, Mine\nPoles, etc.\nTies and Timbers Treated.\nS. S.\n0\nHENRY PFAFF\nWholesale Liquor Dealer\nSole agent of\nAnheutcr-Butcli Brewing Association,\nHermitage, Old Crow, Early Times,\nGreenbrier Distilling Company's\nEtc., Etc., Etc.,\nFamily trade a specialty, all orders will be filled promptly at\nAlaroogordo at El Paso prices, freight added.\nW. H. Mc WILLIAMS.\nManager.\nf These Prices Talk:\nL Pints 55 cts.\nGaeen and Blue\nRegular Price\nReduced Price\n0\nThis is self-explanatory. These\nPrices must appeal to even tl)e\nmost thoughtless buyer. But.\nrernember, they are for a short\ntirne only.\nT. H. SPRINGER,\nFurniture, Carpets, Crockery. 216-218 San Antonio St.\nCI Paso, Tex.\nf\nf\nu' u'\nMM\n'Mi\nV5\nMajor\n1-\nft.\n4?\nSpruce 5\nB E R .4\ni\nProps, Posts\nHOPPER.\nGen. Mang'r. h\nMason Fruit Jars\nQuarts 65 cts. Half Gallons 90 cts.\nToilet Sets l&lkV\n$8.00\n$6.50","height":"28800","width":"20900"}}