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The Alamogordo News (7 January 1905, Page 3)

Publisher: The Alamogordo News / Library of CongressLocation: High Rolls, Otero County, New Mexico TerritoryDate: 7 January 1905Page / Folio: 3
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“Jeorge [George] T. Waldrip Hd. E. No. 31KI [3210] for tae 11 !4 [the Lot 24] NE SEK [SE¼] Sec. 4 T. 16 S. R. 11 E. N. at. P. tiler [N. M. P. Mer.]. He names the fallowing [following] witnesses to prove lis contlnaons [his continuous] residence upon and cultivation if [of] said land, viz: J Y. Latham, of Highrolls...”

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ataasara tad unsnilelted b? tea. I cm.t
isst'aieay to tks curativa power ol lu.
lard't Horeaoaaa Hyrap. Ikavsatel It
ib Biy ftailtr and ekeerlully tfflrm It I.
tto aMat rfl-cllve and elaataatett reian
dy loreoufkt tad com 1 bare araf
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Holland.
To OmaOaMfaOaa Day.
Take LAXA CIVIC BRuMOQC I N I N B
Tablets. All drurwi.v rsiaao tee
mnnev If It (all ta euro, B. W. Urove't
signature I oa a a tot. ttc.
Frank Lyeek ol the Bostla I Of camp
wts here daring tto week on business
cnuaectsd with lbs Alaatofordo Lamber
Co.
TrkU of Winter.
Do not permit jmirtelf to be a victim
to a etild or eougk. Tfcay lead to pneu
monio consumption and elsewhere. Be
wine; use Simmons Cough Svrup. It
cares coughs' heals the laags and will
k.'ep you right tore to enjoy the beau
ties u't spring.
And Port Arthur has fallen and all
remains of the war Is the red tape of
diplomacy which will lake about as long
to fibril oat as the war has lasted.
Israr DtajporaU.
"Many attentively advertised re
medies ara failures whan put to the test.
Hunts Lightning Oil Is aa exception.
ConHdeoee In It It never misplaced-disappointment
never follows lu ate. It
Is surely the grandest emergency reme
dy now obtainable. For cuts, burnt,
sprains, achat and palm, I know do
equal."
Gao. E. Pxdoock.
Doniphan, Mo.
We beg to announce to the people of
Alaraogordo that we are now In position
to deliver Dawson Coal to any part of
the city at a big reduction over last
year price. If you are interested In
both the comfort and economical side of
the question vou will ask ut about THE
BIG OUT IN THE PRICE OF COAL
pboae 48. Thomas Seamans.
Saved him.
"It did not kill me but I think It
would if it had not been for Hunt's care
I was tired, miserable and well nigh
used up when I commenced uting It for
an old and severe ease of Eczema. One
appllcatoD relieved and one box cored
me. -1 believe Hunts Cure will cure
any form ol Itching known to mankind.'
Clifton Lowbkhck
Helena, O. T.
Frank T Barnes, clerk In E J Tied
man's office and business manager ol
The Railway Club, was due to lnav
Thursday olgbt for Chicago when he
win visit Dit ton.
Greatly in Demand.
Nothing Is more In demand than t
medicine which meets modern require
menu for a blood and tvstem cleanser
such as Dr. King's New Life Pills The
are lust what vou need to cure stcmach
liver troubles. Try them. At all drug
stores, 35c guaranteed
Frank T Barnes has resigned as bus
manager of The Hallway Club.
Mr Baroaa bas done a great deal ol
hard work to build up the club and hl-
reslgnation was on account of other
duties requiring his mention.
Spoiled Her Beauty.
Harriet Howard, nf 306 VV. 34th St.
New York, at one time bad her beaut
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes:
I bad Halt Kheum or Eczema for yuan-
but nothing would cure It, until I used
Bueklen.s Arnica Salve." A quick and
sure healar for cuts, burnt and sores
35c at all druggists.
E J Dedman returned Thursday from
bit trip to Canada.
The funeral of Mrs. W. E. Cblpman
occurred latt Sunday arternoon from
the Baptist church.
Hon. W A Hawkins came In Thurs
day from Chicago and it Is understood
that he will remain here permanently.
J E Baebtel of the Alamogordo Lum
ber Co. will leave about next Tuesdav
lor Arizona. California and New Orleans
on a leave ol absence ol several weeks.
E J Dedman left on Thursday's west
bound limited tor a visit with his wile
and baby at Los Angeles, Cal. He will
return in a tew days.
re
and ..re .h iumm Ibc .here, a little
above era hnH. nix.ii th- w,ntli. rn tari
if tbr island. Ik awts
are Bur. dr.l a gray all hat
luvt.iblr. They arv stnlrurU U-twrvn
oles all along the roast to aa to Inter
cept the mis-rants. A Mi the li titeas
part of the net 1 ajajf ta or bag. Tto
quails atrike the M BbbI flutter down
ward Into the netnurk mg in huilrwi
exbauatkMi. Many droi dead r dying
into the sea. Otln-ra fly aahora with
tuch force that they ilnsli themselves
to pieces on the rocks, where banks
await them.
The birds fly by night, and tbe catch
era are at tbclr nets at dawn. Tbe
day's work la over by 8 a. tn. Many
which escape the Unit nets ore sought
out upon tbe Inner parti of the island
and ruptured with small baud nets,
which the quail catcher very cleverly
ases when the birds have been marked
down by a dog. Some fabulous figures
have been given of the numbers of
quails taken in the Island of Capri
alone. It Is said that nowadays from
fifty to sixty thousand are annually
caught, and tbe island, as every one
who bas been to Naples knows, is a
small spot.
At other places along tbe Italinu
coasts n difTereut system of netting Is
favored. Tbe nets urc but a yard high.
though of great length. The bottom is
securely pegged down to tbe sand close
along the ulge of the sea. The top Is
supported by notched sticks so lightly
that a blow to the net knocks it down
and entangles within Its meshes what
ever strikes It.
The quails arrive flying swiftly and
close above the surface of tbe water.
Each bird lands in the net with a Jerk
and Is covered by the part which it
dislodges from tbe supporting sticks.
These nets are sometimes half a mile
long, and tbe owner walks slowly from
end to end, collecting tbe birds and set
ting up the sticks again. It is said
that the captives arc so ravenous for
meat and drink and so bold in disposi
tion that they feed and quench their
thirst ten minutes after they are cov
ered up in the baskets.
That quails migrate In enormous
masses has long lieen notorious. In
autumn the birds travel southward less
hurriedly, and decoy birds ore used to
call their fellows Into the nets. They
are male birds which arc bliuded with
redhot irons.
rara ta the truer" tBthtea. If aa? aaas
to Ml waaawn ka war to was MM
for reward, tf to rhaaf Misa ta
ate what Usal af wiagiaa wars atea
Bausaatol to wvaaa antor a atoan toto
wttk ttoaa. ha waata real Brea wvaM
1 lot!
A lawyer in a lajatussat stay call a
man a llar, n ittsnsii vUktto or tktef
and do saw into roetptatat when
court bat adjoaraad. If a avwapapar
prlota tuch nrflertloBS oa a ataa't char
acter there ta a Ubal salt or a toad edi
tor. And thia la owing; to tto (net that
people believe what an editor aays;
what a lawyer aays rata no Harare.
Routt County (Coto. I Courier.
The nm Far a
"And there la one thing about tto
pupil of tbe eye that 1 can't nay about
lots of other pupils," remarked tbe
teacher.
"What Is that?" aaked the acholara In
chorus.
"It Is always found up around the
bead." Yonkers Statesman.
tar.
Mr. Totterly Could you marry a very
old man with a good deal of money If
be told you frankly bow old be was
and how much he was worth? Misa
Timely How much is he worth?
Then Me West.
TTnwelcome Suitor That's a lovely
song. It always carries me away, sne
If I bad known bow much pleasure It
could give us both I would have sung
It earlier In the evening.
The ranal Formula.
It makes no difference bow small a
boy Is, when his mother scolds him she
always says, "You ought to be asham
ed of yourself, a big boy like you:"
He who commits an Injustice Is ever
made more wretched than he who suf
fers lt.-Plato.
Ex Commissioner O D Warnock was
here the first of the week winding up
hit part of tbe County's official business.
He returned to El Paso Tuesdav.
li
On Monday laat a chantre took place
on the editorial tiaff of New Mexican.
Henry C. Warnack. of Phoeolx, Ariz.,
and Stoke A. Benett, of Mansfield, O.,
will take the placet of D W. Luk and
A. A Cohn, who resighned. The latter
will leave for Kantas City the first ol
the week where they have secured posi
tion on the Kanta Ity Journal.
For Thirty Ystrs.
"Inclosed find money order (or one dol
lar. for which oletse send me it's worth
in Simmons Liver Purrlser. put up Id
tin boxes. I have used the medicine tor
thirty jeart."
Toot. H. Bjullt
aj-igjangville. La.
wo comments necessary.
Price 35c per box.
President'! Eaoort.
Besides Col. W. H. H. Llewellyn
of
T.aa Crne.es. Ma lor Bred Muller Of San
t W Caottins O H. Leahy of Alamo-
ordo. W E Dame of Albuquerque
Cha. L. Ballard of Roswell, and George
W. Maddnx of Demlng, will represent
n. N.w Mnilco Riiueh Eiders upon the
nersonal escort ol President Roosevelt
on Inauguration day.
lay. Oarlkda F. B. Martin. L L D
nr w.vcrlv. Texas, writes: "Of
anornlna- whan first arising, I often find
a trnubletom collection of phlegm
whleh nroducet a cough and I very
hard to dislodge; but a small quantity
of Ballard's Horehound syrup will at
once dislodge It, and the trouble Is over.
I know of no medicine that It equal to
It. and it It so pleasant to take. I can
moat cordlallv rece mend It to all persons
needing a medicine tor throat or lung
trouble." Í5c to tl.00. At Holland's
drug store.
lew Oonntr Installed.
At 6:30 o'coek Monday morning a
aneclal Santa Fe Cautral train left
IT. for Proirraao. where the new
-..ni. .f Tnrrane was nut Into actual
existence. Mneh preparation was made
for the event, attended ny proper cenr
aaonv. Among those who were present
if rom Santa Fe were the following: Sol
aaltnr General Qenrce W. Prlehard, re
twMentlng the territory; Postmaster
at.nl A. If Walter, representing the
Two. M Meilcan: Attorney C. V.
ftoaley aad District Attorney E C. Ab
bott. representing the new county; A.
aa W P. Clark and 8.B. Grim
IL Manara) mañanar ofthc Santa Fe
Central.
Owed Lumbago.
a n Cnman. Chlcaro. write March
taut- "Havln bean troubled with
Lumbago at different timet and tried
l. titan nl n t
one pnysician eiwu m"i
...t And liniments, rave It up alto
gather, to I tried once more, and got
Z hnttln al Bailarl a Snow Liniment,
-ki.i. ma almost instant relief
I can cheerfully recommend It. and will
add my name toyoar
tarara S Me, SOc and l. At F. C. Bol
land's drug atore.
rCommltsloner J D Colley was here
bis week 1mm Clondcroft attending the
meeting of Board of uommiwonera
Imperfect Digestion.
hfaanaUaa nutrition and In COnte-
lea vitality. When the llvei
f.ll. num. hile, the blood
leaded with hlilou propertlea. The
digestión becomes Impaired and the
bawl! constipated. Herblne will reetlly
thl; It gives tone ta the stomach, liver
andkldnevt ttrengtbent the appetite
clear and Improve the complexion, in
tuset new lite rnd vigor to the whole
states. SO cents a bottle. At F. C
Bollnnd't drug ttore.
Lanrte'i Store Burglariied.
Tuesdav night between 11 and
o'clock burglars entered Jas. H Laurie's
ttore and took tlx Colt's revolvers, one
Winchester and two hunting knives
and plenty of ammunition. Tbe thieves
made their way Into the store through
the rear door and the tin shop then
through the bookkeeper's office and loto
tbe store where they secured the goods.
The value ol the stolen property amount
to about $100. Tbe burglary must have
been done bv parties well acquainted
with the house as (rom the manner of
entrance shows that who ever did it
knew where he was at. No arrests
have been made but it Is thought that
the officers have several parties under
watcb.
Post Office lot Located,
Home time aero It was announced tbtt
the pott office department bad leased
the Dr. J. B. Gilbert building lor a
term of ten years lor Alamogordo' post
ntflen alta, but on account of tome mls-
inH.raUiKl nir between Ur. utioert ana
i
the pott office department tatt oeai m;
been canea on ana now me pun j
department it advertiaing for bids,
advertisement It potted In tbe pott
office lobby. Two places are being con
tldered at this time, tbe old bank place
and tbe present post office site.
The Big Balls.
Latt Saturdav night there were big
doings in Alamogordo. Tbe B. of L. F
cave a big ball at K. ot P. Hall and tbe
Railway Club gave a concert and tall
at tha club rooms A special train was
run from Gl Paso to accommodate thos
from that eitv who wished to visit Ala-
mnfordo and about ZUU Denote came no
At the K. ot P. Hall Judge K. A- Mann
Slivered the address ol welcome In a
few well chosen words and at tbe Kan
wav Club Judee Bvron Bberry turnea
the keys ol tbe town over to the guests
and invited ail to enjoy a gouu tiuio.
The two big balls were a great success
and these who had tbe getting up the
affairs deserves much credit lor their
effort.
Jndire Sherrv received a letter tbit
week from Kansas, where be practiced
i.w manv vears ago, making Inquirv
about a certain home stealing case. An
old friend of the Judge who It now a
prominent and wealthy citizen ot mis
onrl and who It now somewhat Interest
ad In politics, hat had hit hack httton
dug up bv hit enemies, charging him
with stealing a norte in ivauaas wuon
voung frontiersman. They have It
In Kansas that Sherry oetennea m
friend and the letter makes inquiry as
to the truth of the situation. Judge
Sherry hat no koowledge ot bis friend
ever stealing the horse In question, and
at tha letter states that there waa a
banging of the thieves tne juoge neun
r recollect that hit friend wat aver
hnnf Such it DOlitlCS In HIMOUrt Bl
the present writing.
Whistler's Sharp Wit.
Mortimer ?k-tipes In his book, "Whis
tier as 1 Knew Him," gives this illus
tratlon of the painter's sharp wit:
As he gre-' older Whistler's love of
practical Jok"S did uot dim! nlsh. N hen
quite n lad he was placed in a govern
ment office, but bis originality wrought
his destruction, and he was dismissed.
Just as be was leaving tbe office he
passed through the chiefs room, an:'
his eye was caught by a huge magn
fying glass which lay ou li desk. Now
this class waa uo ordinary one, but
was used ou the most solemn occasion
by the "old man" only and was held In
touch awe by the staff. Whistler, ful
of hitter thoughts, stooped over the
desk for a moment and painted a little
demon right In the middle of the sa
cred magnifying glass and passed on
his way with a smile. Nest day. when
the great man solemnly lifted his glass
to Inspect something, ho saw nothing
but a horrid little grinning demon and
drouned It on the table with a howl
thinking that he had gone out of his
mind.
For a Cold In the Head.
The following Is said to cure a cold
in the head: In the morning after ris
ing and at night before retiring wash
tbe feet alio-legras f -a
knees In cold water, toen tud lueut
with a rough towel and massage tnem
till the skin Is red and glowing. In ad
dition to this cautiously snuff tepid wa
ter un the nose frequently during the
day and sip with a teaspoon n glassful
as hot as can be borne an uour ociore
each meal and nt bedtime. A few days
fa often quite sufficient for simple cases
and obstinate ones yield If tbe treat
ment Is prolonged. No medicines are
required, if taken in tbe first stages of
tbe disease a cold Is broken up which
might otherwise become a severe case
of bronchitis lasting many days or
weeks.
HEALTH
ghTVhSJJ
Wat I $mSt. I STi.' had a
retirte stei
enaetipatsd bowet aad iavior
ate the torpta liver aad wetaV
avaa ajeavtya
No Doctor
it asesasarv in the bow
Thedbrd'a Black-Draught it
kept. Familiea living in tbe
coon try, mile from any phyai
eiaa, have been kept tn nraJth
for yean with this medicine ae
their only doctor. Tbedford
Black Draught cure bilious
ness, dyspepsia, colds, chills and
fever, baa blood, headache,
diarrhoea, constipation, colic
and almost every other ailment
because the stomach bowels
liver and kidneyi to nearly con
trol the health.
THEDFORD'5
BLM-
PRAUCHTI
Bank Saloon and Tularosa Livery Stable
8. D. TIPTON, Proprietor.
Retail Hay, Grain and Feed. Free Wagon Yard. TI LAROSA, N.
C. MEYER
GENERAL
RETAIL REALS. IM
PEINUNSE.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Ill GILBERT t fll BÍ8DEL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Office: Upstairs in the Gilbert Building;
Phone 13. Alamofordo, N. M.
Agent for
Champion Harvesting Macb-nery
and John Deere Plow Co's. farm
ing Implements.
Lk LUZ HEW MEXICO
HOTEL ALAMOGORDO
$3.00 PER DAY.
Oldest established house in Alamogordo
F. Mb RH0MBERG,
Watchmaker, Jeweler and grad
uate Optician.
bief watch Inspector E. P. A N. E. Sjlem.)
Spectacles and Eyeglasses prop
erly fitted.
EVES TESTED FREE.
Corner Jewelry store.
GEO. C BRYAN, N. D.
PRACTICE LIMITED
To Geaeral Sarifery
aad Diseases ot Women.
Office Honrs: 3 to 5 la the afternoon.
Office in new First Nat. Bank bnlldina;
Alaraofrordo, X. M.
C. H. Waldschmldt,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Office over Holland's Droit Store,
Alamorttordo, N. M.
Bonanza Mines
For Sale at a Bargain.
tío mere "prospect" but miner
al in sight. You,, see what you
buy. A. J. Smith, N. M,
J. L. LAW SO Pi,
Attorney-at-law.
Practice in all the conrt of New Mexico
Rooms. A and B, Avis Building.
Alamofordo, New Mea.
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR MONTH.
ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS.
Porter Meets All Traii)s.
oo
f ALAMOGORDO
LUMBER CO.
EAtiL E SIDEBOTTOH,
Attorney-at-law,
Alamogordo, e Hex.
L WINTtt
Mountain farm
For Sale Cheap.
Six KTirinff of mtrest water, 30
acres in cultivationjjGfiOlMehces,
good houses a bargain.
A. J. Smith, Highrolls.
Attorney at Law,
Alamoffordo, New Mexico.
I do a general practice in all tejitKoriaC
state and federal courts, including the
Supreme Court of- HE" U n i ted States. Give
prompt, personal attention to all business.
1
Mew Bank Oooupied,
Tha moat ImDortant happening of the
week, or we might aay torAiaatoforoo.
waa the removal of the First National
Bank Into It new building. Now we
k.. hnk n a un.liutl DUiiaing in
rfMlvn. The fixture and farol
tare all correspond and are of tbe black
oak deehrn. Going In and to the right
Irtt room itoecup'eo uj iu.
next by the cashier and to the rear of
the banking roña the director' room,
all fitted up In fine ttyle and will com
pare with any banking establishment
In the touthwett Up a short stairway
la a room prepared (or aaretv deposit.
A.t vstnahle naoert. and the Ilka
The building it heated bv steam and
trimmings ol the rooms, lurniiun
a a.tnn ahow rood taste and well
design. In the directora' room It a home
like ore mace ana "'"""a -k-pearanee.
Mr. Anderson can well (eel
rnnd of hit new banking home and
Alamogordo can well afford to boast
the facet bank In New M íleo.
Hollina; Point of Water.
Water boils at different temperatures,
according to the elevation above sea
level. In London water bolla practical
ly at 212 degrees F.j In Munich, in
Germany, at 200 degrees; in the City
of Mexico at 200 degrees, and in the
Himalayas, at an elevation of 18,000
feet above the level of the sea. at 180
degree. These differences are causeu
hv the vanrine pressure or tne atmos
phere at these points. In London tile
who e welirbt of tbe atr uas to ue over
come, in Mexico, i.uuu teei auuvv we
sea, there Is 7,000 feet less of atmos
phere to be resisted; consequently less
heat la required and boiling takes
place at a lower temperature. London
Chronicle.
Aa Emerald Vase.
In the ancient cathedral of Genoa
vase of Immense value has been pre
served for 003 year. It la cut from
single emerald. Its principal diameter
Is twelve and a half Inches and its
helcbt Ave and three-quarter Inches.
It Is kept under several locks, the keys
of which are In different hands, and
It la rarely exhibited In public, then
onlv bv nn order of the senate. When
shown to tbe public It Is ausoended
round tbe neck of a priest by a cord,
and no one else Is allowed to touch It
A decree passed In 1478 forbids any
one going too near tbe precious relic.
Legal Notices.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Laa Creces, N at
DecS, MM
KOTirR I. ti.rt.hv viven that the following
lamed settler has filed notice of his intention
io make final proof in support of his claim.
..i th.t Bald urnof will be made before Clerk,
.f the olh Judicial uisirics our, VSr
ordo, on January 16th 1905, vltj Jante W.
Javatt Hd. E. No. 41)42 for ta WJ4 SE, ana
.lit. A A 4MCJU1.MIO.K. nn-..-
SW.
M.. ,a th fnllnwinff witnesses to prove
ills continuous residence upon ana cm."u
ot said land, vlt;
J E. EdKtutrton, 01 Aiamofuruo, n.
G.P.Tajlot.of
J. P. Saulsbury, of
I. S. Nooncaster, of
1st Inst, ta-n-04. Nicholas Galles, Register.
J. QUINLrlVEN -SON.
BKICK AND 8TONB CONTRACTORS.
Will do first class Brick and Stone work
on short notice and at reasonable rates.
ALAMOGORDO NEW MEXICO
IYRON SHERRY
Attohnkv at Law
Over First National Bank Alamogordo, N. M. I
9
Manufacturers of
Sacramento
Mountain Pine
and Red Spruce
LU M B E R 4
Laths, Mine Props, Posts,
Poles, etc.
Ties and Timbers Treated.
S. S. HOPPER,
Gen. Mang'r.
SHEPHERD
U. S. Commissioner
Ttf.itarw Putilir
Alamogordo, N. M
rLLIAM H. H. LLEWELLYN,
Attorney-at-law.
District Attorney for Dona Ana. Otero,
f.nnt Sifrra and L.Bt Counties
Practice in the Territorial courts, U. 8. Land
nMi-m mviA m.ri. nf Tun and Arizona.
P. O. Address Laa Cruces, New Mexico
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Las Cruces, N. M
Dec 15,1904
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
amed settler has filed notice of his intention
o make final proof in support of his claim, and
I.... mmlA AMAl Will hf flUS. before W. S.
Shepherd Ü. S. Court Commtoaioner at bis ofH
.5 n...nln N M on Jan. 23. MOS. Tli:
Jeorge T. Waldrip Hd. E. No. 31KI for tae 11
!4 NE SEK Sec. 4 T. 16 S. R. 11 E. N. at. P.
tiler.
He names the fallowing witnesses to prove
lis contlnaons residence upon and cultivation
if said land, viz:
J Y. Latham, of Highrolls, N. M.
Jesse Green, of
J. d. Colley, of Clondcroft, N. M.
1. r. Haines, of La Las, N. M.
,tt. Int. UJMH. Nicholas Galles, RegUter.
DR. L-. D. KOCER
8EHT1ST
Office over Warren Co., East Suite,
Avit Block.
ALAMOGORDO, NEW MEXICO
er All work guaranteed"
NotlmFar FaMteattaa.
Land Otttce at Laa Cra. N.
NOTICE I hereby flvea that the following
A ....i., 1. ffi.n notice of kla Intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before
3. Shepherd O. S. Court Comnslsslouerat I
Kmma S. Hartley widow of Cosbley G. Hartley
Hd. E. No. 3649 fotttie Lote XII. 13. 14. 15.
.i- r. if, s. K. UE.n. bs, i asar.
u- tu fnllnwlnw witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aad cultivation
of said land, viz:
Ell JOT. Ol Aiamogoruo,
H. W. Scofit Id, of
H. H. Major, of
E. W. Clark, of
Nicholas Galles, Register
1st Inst. 12 34, 04
In Mltleutlon.
"Freddie, come here! I. regret to say
I've got to punish you; your teacher
tells tuc you're tbe worst boy In your
class."
"Mebbe (he's right, ma. Only yes
terday she told mo I took after you."
of
We all "doctor" too much
doctor Is a blessing, but a
a corae.-Atfhlaon Globe.
A good
te Is
Notice Far Publication.
Land Office at Lit Cruce. N. M
Dec 15, 1904
sr-ii... t. v.r.hr irlven that the following
named settler baa Had notice el hl iateatjou
mA ,k.i a.M oroof will be atada before W. 8.
Shenherd U. S. Court Commissioner athls offi-
t Atsnafforuo. m- ou 1
situ SK.4VKSWU Sec. jaws, oec
10 X. 16 S. SE. II E. ri. at. T. mmr.
J. P. Saulsberry,
General Blacksmith.
rTactKw norsc snocr.
Ml Itiada af Hepair Work Done
Promptly.
VCNICLES MINTED aad REPAIRED.
HENRY PFAFF
Wholesale Liquor Dealer
Sole agent of
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association,
Hermitage, Old Crow, Early Times,
Greenbrier Distilling Company's
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
Family trade a specialty, all orders will be filled promptly at
Alan)ogordo at El Paso prices, freight added.
W. H. McWILLIAMS,
Manager,
These Prices Talk:
Mason Fruit Jars
Pints 55 cts. Quarts 65 cts. HaJf CteitaK 9 cts.
Gaeen tud Blue Toilet Sets MM B
Regular Price
Reduced Price
$6.00
$6.50
inuuroi
Jo T Lalha
1 a
T If,
u- ..-.M iiM, In aw us W1ISSSSOS zo urore
hi coutlnuous residence upoa aad caltlvatloa
of aatd lana, tiz:
G. T. Waldrip. ol Hlirurvll, N. U.
Jese Green, ol J
J. D. Colter, of Clondcroft, N. M.
J. r. Bala, ot La Las, N. at.
1st last. U-HtH Mchola Call, Reiisier
E. M. ABBOTT,
Contractor and Builder
Flans and Estimates
Furnished.
Alamogordo, New Hat Ico.
This is self-explanatory. These
Prices must appeal to even tbe
most thoughtless buyer. But.
rernember, they are for a short
tirne only.
T. H. SPRINGER,
Fmltire, Cariwta, Cracktry. Metft
1 Paso, Tex.

Evidentiary Role in Family History

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