{"/service/ndnp/nmu/batch_nmu_ferret_ver01/data/sn92070566/00296025203/1905010701/0647.xml":{"full_text":"I j\nLOCAL AftP NW1\nUsa JtMMt\ntali\nAto 'if \"to\nto'1\"\"\ntulle.\nTal\nour\nte tal\nPot ttr a m Bra.\n.anuatat Ir kl tot\njaec M rraeklla\nJurist LM\nI,,. I MUM\nto railway\nMr\nant Mr. 4 J Kief aae nhfiH\nwrarml\nIron ta write oi\nweek la Cal-\nl atoa peerer sBeetlnf\nchurehaa kate toM gotaf\nwith food MMttoM\noar\nweek\nmmmm\nommkNT\nel toys.\nfisajas)\nraltoa ataaey if\nato ta tara sai\nntesj UMiac\nQUAIL\nt war T tr aaaki t. W\nale i. Wm toto\nv aajatkm W ,,uil are raaa\n.T i in tratar I, m it 1,1.0.1 t\n.Ti. rTrrr\" rn-iteri iu- art.\nB Pra\u00e9e vas tova Ira\niik lac fir sSUir.\nIto aaaaty and to turns tas .aetlai\nat ato toara f r.n..i.,i ,a.n\nAad toM lajaatrrs.\nT J. Caawqsrs, to Vindicator, Lib\nerty. Tata, vrltat Dec itW: viik\nataasara tad unsnilelted b? tea. I cm.t\nisst'aieay to tks curativa power ol lu.\nlard't Horeaoaaa Hyrap. Ikavsatel It\nib Biy ftailtr and ekeerlully tfflrm It I.\ntto aMat rfl-cllve and elaataatett reian\ndy loreoufkt tad com 1 bare araf\natad.\" tie &0c tod tl 00. Soid bv K. C\nHolland.\nTo OmaOaMfaOaa Day.\nTake LAXA CIVIC BRuMOQC I N I N B\nTablets. All drurwi.v rsiaao tee\nmnnev If It (all ta euro, B. W. Urove't\nsignature I oa a a tot. ttc.\nFrank Lyeek ol the Bostla I Of camp\nwts here daring tto week on business\ncnuaectsd with lbs Alaatofordo Lamber\nCo.\nTrkU of Winter.\nDo not permit jmirtelf to be a victim\nto a etild or eougk. Tfcay lead to pneu\nmonio consumption and elsewhere. Be\nwine; use Simmons Cough Svrup. It\ncares coughs' heals the laags and will\nk.'ep you right tore to enjoy the beau\nties u't spring.\nAnd Port Arthur has fallen and all\nremains of the war Is the red tape of\ndiplomacy which will lake about as long\nto fibril oat as the war has lasted.\nIsrar DtajporaU.\n\"Many attentively advertised re\nmedies ara failures whan put to the test.\nHunts Lightning Oil Is aa exception.\nConHdeoee In It It never misplaced-disappointment\nnever follows lu ate. It\nIs surely the grandest emergency reme\ndy now obtainable. For cuts, burnt,\nsprains, achat and palm, I know do\nequal.\"\nGao. E. Pxdoock.\nDoniphan, Mo.\nWe beg to announce to the people of\nAlaraogordo that we are now In position\nto deliver Dawson Coal to any part of\nthe city at a big reduction over last\nyear price. If you are interested In\nboth the comfort and economical side of\nthe question vou will ask ut about THE\nBIG OUT IN THE PRICE OF COAL\npboae 48. Thomas Seamans.\nSaved him.\n\"It did not kill me but I think It\nwould if it had not been for Hunt's care\nI was tired, miserable and well nigh\nused up when I commenced uting It for\nan old and severe ease of Eczema. One\nappllcatoD relieved and one box cored\nme. -1 believe Hunts Cure will cure\nany form ol Itching known to mankind.'\nClifton Lowbkhck\nHelena, O. T.\nFrank T Barnes, clerk In E J Tied\nman's office and business manager ol\nThe Railway Club, was due to lnav\nThursday olgbt for Chicago when he\nwin visit Dit ton.\nGreatly in Demand.\nNothing Is more In demand than t\nmedicine which meets modern require\nmenu for a blood and tvstem cleanser\nsuch as Dr. King's New Life Pills The\nare lust what vou need to cure stcmach\nliver troubles. Try them. At all drug\nstores, 35c guaranteed\nFrank T Barnes has resigned as bus\nmanager of The Hallway Club.\nMr Baroaa bas done a great deal ol\nhard work to build up the club and hl-\nreslgnation was on account of other\nduties requiring his mention.\nSpoiled Her Beauty.\nHarriet Howard, nf 306 VV. 34th St.\nNew York, at one time bad her beaut\nspoiled with skin trouble. She writes:\nI bad Halt Kheum or Eczema for yuan-\nbut nothing would cure It, until I used\nBueklen.s Arnica Salve.\" A quick and\nsure healar for cuts, burnt and sores\n35c at all druggists.\nE J Dedman returned Thursday from\nbit trip to Canada.\nThe funeral of Mrs. W. E. Cblpman\noccurred latt Sunday arternoon from\nthe Baptist church.\nHon. W A Hawkins came In Thurs\nday from Chicago and it Is understood\nthat he will remain here permanently.\nJ E Baebtel of the Alamogordo Lum\nber Co. will leave about next Tuesdav\nlor Arizona. California and New Orleans\non a leave ol absence ol several weeks.\nE J Dedman left on Thursday's west\nbound limited tor a visit with his wile\nand baby at Los Angeles, Cal. He will\nreturn in a tew days.\nre\nand ..re .h iumm Ibc .here, a little\nabove era hnH. nix.ii th- w,ntli. rn tari\nif tbr island. Ik awts\nare Bur. dr.l a gray all hat\nluvt.iblr. They arv stnlrurU U-twrvn\noles all along the roast to aa to Inter\ncept the mis-rants. A Mi the li titeas\npart of the net 1 ajajf ta or bag. Tto\nquails atrike the M BbbI flutter down\nward Into the netnurk mg in huilrwi\nexbauatkMi. Many droi dead r dying\ninto the sea. Otln-ra fly aahora with\ntuch force that they ilnsli themselves\nto pieces on the rocks, where banks\nawait them.\nThe birds fly by night, and tbe catch\nera are at tbclr nets at dawn. Tbe\nday's work la over by 8 a. tn. Many\nwhich escape the Unit nets ore sought\nout upon tbe Inner parti of the island\nand ruptured with small baud nets,\nwhich the quail catcher very cleverly\nases when the birds have been marked\ndown by a dog. Some fabulous figures\nhave been given of the numbers of\nquails taken in the Island of Capri\nalone. It Is said that nowadays from\nfifty to sixty thousand are annually\ncaught, and tbe island, as every one\nwho bas been to Naples knows, is a\nsmall spot.\nAt other places along tbe Italinu\ncoasts n difTereut system of netting Is\nfavored. Tbe nets urc but a yard high.\nthough of great length. The bottom is\nsecurely pegged down to tbe sand close\nalong the ulge of the sea. The top Is\nsupported by notched sticks so lightly\nthat a blow to the net knocks it down\nand entangles within Its meshes what\never strikes It.\nThe quails arrive flying swiftly and\nclose above the surface of tbe water.\nEach bird lands in the net with a Jerk\nand Is covered by the part which it\ndislodges from tbe supporting sticks.\nThese nets are sometimes half a mile\nlong, and tbe owner walks slowly from\nend to end, collecting tbe birds and set\nting up the sticks again. It is said\nthat the captives arc so ravenous for\nmeat and drink and so bold in disposi\ntion that they feed and quench their\nthirst ten minutes after they are cov\nered up in the baskets.\nThat quails migrate In enormous\nmasses has long lieen notorious. In\nautumn the birds travel southward less\nhurriedly, and decoy birds ore used to\ncall their fellows Into the nets. They\nare male birds which arc bliuded with\nredhot irons.\nrara ta the truer\" tBthtea. If aa? aaas\nto Ml waaawn ka war to was MM\nfor reward, tf to rhaaf Misa ta\nate what Usal af wiagiaa wars atea\nBausaatol to wvaaa antor a atoan toto\nwttk ttoaa. ha waata real Brea wvaM\n1 lot!\nA lawyer in a lajatussat stay call a\nman a llar, n ittsnsii vUktto or tktef\nand do saw into roetptatat when\ncourt bat adjoaraad. If a avwapapar\nprlota tuch nrflertloBS oa a ataa't char\nacter there ta a Ubal salt or a toad edi\ntor. And thia la owing; to tto (net that\npeople believe what an editor aays;\nwhat a lawyer aays rata no Harare.\nRoutt County (Coto. I Courier.\nThe nm Far a\n\"And there la one thing about tto\npupil of tbe eye that 1 can't nay about\nlots of other pupils,\" remarked tbe\nteacher.\n\"What Is that?\" aaked the acholara In\nchorus.\n\"It Is always found up around the\nbead.\" Yonkers Statesman.\ntar.\nMr. Totterly Could you marry a very\nold man with a good deal of money If\nbe told you frankly bow old be was\nand how much he was worth? Misa\nTimely How much is he worth?\nThen Me West.\nTTnwelcome Suitor That's a lovely\nsong. It always carries me away, sne\nIf I bad known bow much pleasure It\ncould give us both I would have sung\nIt earlier In the evening.\nThe ranal Formula.\nIt makes no difference bow small a\nboy Is, when his mother scolds him she\nalways says, \"You ought to be asham\ned of yourself, a big boy like you:\"\nHe who commits an Injustice Is ever\nmade more wretched than he who suf\nfers lt.-Plato.\nEx Commissioner O D Warnock was\nhere the first of the week winding up\nhit part of tbe County's official business.\nHe returned to El Paso Tuesdav.\nli\nOn Monday laat a chantre took place\non the editorial tiaff of New Mexican.\nHenry C. Warnack. of Phoeolx, Ariz.,\nand Stoke A. Benett, of Mansfield, O.,\nwill take the placet of D W. Luk and\nA. A Cohn, who resighned. The latter\nwill leave for Kantas City the first ol\nthe week where they have secured posi\ntion on the Kanta Ity Journal.\nFor Thirty Ystrs.\n\"Inclosed find money order (or one dol\nlar. for which oletse send me it's worth\nin Simmons Liver Purrlser. put up Id\ntin boxes. I have used the medicine tor\nthirty jeart.\"\nToot. H. Bjullt\naj-igjangville. La.\nwo comments necessary.\nPrice 35c per box.\nPresident'! Eaoort.\nBesides Col. W. H. H. Llewellyn\nof\nT.aa Crne.es. Ma lor Bred Muller Of San\nt W Caottins O H. Leahy of Alamo-\nordo. W E Dame of Albuquerque\nCha. L. Ballard of Roswell, and George\nW. Maddnx of Demlng, will represent\nn. N.w Mnilco Riiueh Eiders upon the\nnersonal escort ol President Roosevelt\non Inauguration day.\nlay. Oarlkda F. B. Martin. L L D\nnr w.vcrlv. Texas, writes: \"Of\nanornlna- whan first arising, I often find\na trnubletom collection of phlegm\nwhleh nroducet a cough and I very\nhard to dislodge; but a small quantity\nof Ballard's Horehound syrup will at\nonce dislodge It, and the trouble Is over.\nI know of no medicine that It equal to\nIt. and it It so pleasant to take. I can\nmoat cordlallv rece mend It to all persons\nneeding a medicine tor throat or lung\ntrouble.\" \u00cd5c to tl.00. At Holland's\ndrug store.\nlew Oonntr Installed.\nAt 6:30 o'coek Monday morning a\naneclal Santa Fe Cautral train left\nIT. for Proirraao. where the new\n-..ni. .f Tnrrane was nut Into actual\nexistence. Mneh preparation was made\nfor the event, attended ny proper cenr\naaonv. Among those who were present\nif rom Santa Fe were the following: Sol\naaltnr General Qenrce W. Prlehard, re\ntwMentlng the territory; Postmaster\nat.nl A. If Walter, representing the\nTwo. M Meilcan: Attorney C. V.\nftoaley aad District Attorney E C. Ab\nbott. representing the new county; A.\naa W P. Clark and 8.B. Grim\nIL Manara) ma\u00f1anar ofthc Santa Fe\nCentral.\nOwed Lumbago.\na n Cnman. Chlcaro. write March\ntaut- \"Havln bean troubled with\nLumbago at different timet and tried\nl. titan nl n t\none pnysician eiwu m\"i\n...t And liniments, rave It up alto\ngather, to I tried once more, and got\nZ hnttln al Bailarl a Snow Liniment,\n-ki.i. ma almost instant relief\nI can cheerfully recommend It. and will\nadd my name toyoar\ntarara S Me, SOc and l. At F. C. Bol\nland's drug atore.\nrCommltsloner J D Colley was here\nbis week 1mm Clondcroft attending the\nmeeting of Board of uommiwonera\nImperfect Digestion.\nhfaanaUaa nutrition and In COnte-\nlea vitality. When the llvei\nf.ll. num. hile, the blood\nleaded with hlilou propertlea. The\ndigesti\u00f3n becomes Impaired and the\nbawl! constipated. Herblne will reetlly\nthl; It gives tone ta the stomach, liver\nandkldnevt ttrengtbent the appetite\nclear and Improve the complexion, in\ntuset new lite rnd vigor to the whole\nstates. SO cents a bottle. At F. C\nBollnnd't drug ttore.\nLanrte'i Store Burglariied.\nTuesdav night between 11 and\no'clock burglars entered Jas. H Laurie's\nttore and took tlx Colt's revolvers, one\nWinchester and two hunting knives\nand plenty of ammunition. Tbe thieves\nmade their way Into the store through\nthe rear door and the tin shop then\nthrough the bookkeeper's office and loto\ntbe store where they secured the goods.\nThe value ol the stolen property amount\nto about $100. Tbe burglary must have\nbeen done bv parties well acquainted\nwith the house as (rom the manner of\nentrance shows that who ever did it\nknew where he was at. No arrests\nhave been made but it Is thought that\nthe officers have several parties under\nwatcb.\nPost Office lot Located,\nHome time aero It was announced tbtt\nthe pott office department bad leased\nthe Dr. J. B. Gilbert building lor a\nterm of ten years lor Alamogordo' post\nntflen alta, but on account of tome mls-\ninH.raUiKl nir between Ur. utioert ana\ni\nthe pott office department tatt oeai m;\nbeen canea on ana now me pun j\ndepartment it advertiaing for bids,\nadvertisement It potted In tbe pott\noffice lobby. Two places are being con\ntldered at this time, tbe old bank place\nand tbe present post office site.\nThe Big Balls.\nLatt Saturdav night there were big\ndoings in Alamogordo. Tbe B. of L. F\ncave a big ball at K. ot P. Hall and tbe\nRailway Club gave a concert and tall\nat tha club rooms A special train was\nrun from Gl Paso to accommodate thos\nfrom that eitv who wished to visit Ala-\nmnfordo and about ZUU Denote came no\nAt the K. ot P. Hall Judge K. A- Mann\nSlivered the address ol welcome In a\nfew well chosen words and at tbe Kan\nwav Club Judee Bvron Bberry turnea\nthe keys ol tbe town over to the guests\nand invited ail to enjoy a gouu tiuio.\nThe two big balls were a great success\nand these who had tbe getting up the\naffairs deserves much credit lor their\neffort.\nJndire Sherrv received a letter tbit\nweek from Kansas, where be practiced\ni.w manv vears ago, making Inquirv\nabout a certain home stealing case. An\nold friend of the Judge who It now a\nprominent and wealthy citizen ot mis\nonrl and who It now somewhat Interest\nad In politics, hat had hit hack httton\ndug up bv hit enemies, charging him\nwith stealing a norte in ivauaas wuon\nvoung frontiersman. They have It\nIn Kansas that Sherry oetennea m\nfriend and the letter makes inquiry as\nto the truth of the situation. Judge\nSherry hat no koowledge ot bis friend\never stealing the horse In question, and\nat tha letter states that there waa a\nbanging of the thieves tne juoge neun\nr recollect that hit friend wat aver\nhnnf Such it DOlitlCS In HIMOUrt Bl\nthe present writing.\nWhistler's Sharp Wit.\nMortimer ?k-tipes In his book, \"Whis\ntier as 1 Knew Him,\" gives this illus\ntratlon of the painter's sharp wit:\nAs he gre-' older Whistler's love of\npractical Jok\"S did uot dim! nlsh. N hen\nquite n lad he was placed in a govern\nment office, but bis originality wrought\nhis destruction, and he was dismissed.\nJust as be was leaving tbe office he\npassed through the chiefs room, an:'\nhis eye was caught by a huge magn\nfying glass which lay ou li desk. Now\nthis class waa uo ordinary one, but\nwas used ou the most solemn occasion\nby the \"old man\" only and was held In\ntouch awe by the staff. Whistler, ful\nof hitter thoughts, stooped over the\ndesk for a moment and painted a little\ndemon right In the middle of the sa\ncred magnifying glass and passed on\nhis way with a smile. Nest day. when\nthe great man solemnly lifted his glass\nto Inspect something, ho saw nothing\nbut a horrid little grinning demon and\ndrouned It on the table with a howl\nthinking that he had gone out of his\nmind.\nFor a Cold In the Head.\nThe following Is said to cure a cold\nin the head: In the morning after ris\ning and at night before retiring wash\ntbe feet alio-legras f -a\nknees In cold water, toen tud lueut\nwith a rough towel and massage tnem\ntill the skin Is red and glowing. In ad\ndition to this cautiously snuff tepid wa\nter un the nose frequently during the\nday and sip with a teaspoon n glassful\nas hot as can be borne an uour ociore\neach meal and nt bedtime. A few days\nfa often quite sufficient for simple cases\nand obstinate ones yield If tbe treat\nment Is prolonged. No medicines are\nrequired, if taken in tbe first stages of\ntbe disease a cold Is broken up which\nmight otherwise become a severe case\nof bronchitis lasting many days or\nweeks.\nHEALTH\nghTVhSJJ\nWat I $mSt. I STi.' had a\nretirte stei\nenaetipatsd bowet aad iavior\nate the torpta liver aad wetaV\navaa ajeavtya\nNo Doctor\nit asesasarv in the bow\nThedbrd'a Black-Draught it\nkept. Familiea living in tbe\ncoon try, mile from any phyai\neiaa, have been kept tn nraJth\nfor yean with this medicine ae\ntheir only doctor. Tbedford\nBlack Draught cure bilious\nness, dyspepsia, colds, chills and\nfever, baa blood, headache,\ndiarrhoea, constipation, colic\nand almost every other ailment\nbecause the stomach bowels\nliver and kidneyi to nearly con\ntrol the health.\nTHEDFORD'5\nBLM-\nPRAUCHTI\nBank Saloon and Tularosa Livery Stable\n8. D. TIPTON, Proprietor.\nRetail Hay, Grain and Feed. Free Wagon Yard. TI LAROSA, N.\nC. MEYER\nGENERAL\nRETAIL REALS. IM\nPEINUNSE.\nPROFESSIONAL CARDS.\nIll GILBERT t fll B\u00cd8DEL,\nPHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.\nOffice: Upstairs in the Gilbert Building;\nPhone 13. Alamofordo, N. M.\nAgent for\nChampion Harvesting Macb-nery\nand John Deere Plow Co's. farm\ning Implements.\nLk LUZ HEW MEXICO\nHOTEL ALAMOGORDO\n$3.00 PER DAY.\nOldest established house in Alamogordo\nF. Mb RH0MBERG,\nWatchmaker, Jeweler and grad\nuate Optician.\nbief watch Inspector E. P. A N. E. Sjlem.)\nSpectacles and Eyeglasses prop\nerly fitted.\nEVES TESTED FREE.\nCorner Jewelry store.\nGEO. C BRYAN, N. D.\nPRACTICE LIMITED\nTo Geaeral Sarifery\naad Diseases ot Women.\nOffice Honrs: 3 to 5 la the afternoon.\nOffice in new First Nat. Bank bnlldina;\nAlaraofrordo, X. M.\nC. H. Waldschmldt,\nPHYSICIAN and SURGEON.\nOffice over Holland's Droit Store,\nAlamorttordo, N. M.\nBonanza Mines\nFor Sale at a Bargain.\nt\u00edo mere \"prospect\" but miner\nal in sight. You,, see what you\nbuy. A. J. Smith, N. M,\nJ. L. LAW SO Pi,\nAttorney-at-law.\nPractice in all the conrt of New Mexico\nRooms. A and B, Avis Building.\nAlamofordo, New Mea.\nSPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR MONTH.\nALL OUTSIDE ROOMS.\nPorter Meets All Traii)s.\noo\nf ALAMOGORDO\nLUMBER CO.\nEAtiL E SIDEBOTTOH,\nAttorney-at-law,\nAlamogordo, e Hex.\nL WINTtt\nMountain farm\nFor Sale Cheap.\nSix KTirinff of mtrest water, 30\nacres in cultivationjjGfiOlMehces,\ngood houses a bargain.\nA. J. Smith, Highrolls.\nAttorney at Law,\nAlamoffordo, New Mexico.\nI do a general practice in all tejitKoriaC\nstate and federal courts, including the\nSupreme Court of- HE\" U n i ted States. Give\nprompt, personal attention to all business.\n1\nMew Bank Oooupied,\nTha moat ImDortant happening of the\nweek, or we might aay torAiaatoforoo.\nwaa the removal of the First National\nBank Into It new building. Now we\nk.. hnk n a un.liutl DUiiaing in\nrfMlvn. The fixture and farol\ntare all correspond and are of tbe black\noak deehrn. Going In and to the right\nIrtt room itoecup'eo uj iu.\nnext by the cashier and to the rear of\nthe banking ro\u00f1a the director' room,\nall fitted up In fine ttyle and will com\npare with any banking establishment\nIn the touthwett Up a short stairway\nla a room prepared (or aaretv deposit.\nA.t vstnahle naoert. and the Ilka\nThe building it heated bv steam and\ntrimmings ol the rooms, lurniiun\na a.tnn ahow rood taste and well\ndesign. In the directora' room It a home\nlike ore mace ana \"'\"\"\"a -k-pearanee.\nMr. Anderson can well (eel\nrnnd of hit new banking home and\nAlamogordo can well afford to boast\nthe facet bank In New M \u00edleo.\nHollina; Point of Water.\nWater boils at different temperatures,\naccording to the elevation above sea\nlevel. In London water bolla practical\nly at 212 degrees F.j In Munich, in\nGermany, at 200 degrees; in the City\nof Mexico at 200 degrees, and in the\nHimalayas, at an elevation of 18,000\nfeet above the level of the sea. at 180\ndegree. These differences are causeu\nhv the vanrine pressure or tne atmos\nphere at these points. In London tile\nwho e welirbt of tbe atr uas to ue over\ncome, in Mexico, i.uuu teei auuvv we\nsea, there Is 7,000 feet less of atmos\nphere to be resisted; consequently less\nheat la required and boiling takes\nplace at a lower temperature. London\nChronicle.\nAa Emerald Vase.\nIn the ancient cathedral of Genoa\nvase of Immense value has been pre\nserved for 003 year. It la cut from\nsingle emerald. Its principal diameter\nIs twelve and a half Inches and its\nhelcbt Ave and three-quarter Inches.\nIt Is kept under several locks, the keys\nof which are In different hands, and\nIt la rarely exhibited In public, then\nonlv bv nn order of the senate. When\nshown to tbe public It Is ausoended\nround tbe neck of a priest by a cord,\nand no one else Is allowed to touch It\nA decree passed In 1478 forbids any\none going too near tbe precious relic.\nLegal Notices.\nNotice for Publication.\nLand Office at Laa Creces, N at\nDecS, MM\nKOTirR I. ti.rt.hv viven that the following\nlamed settler has filed notice of his intention\nio make final proof in support of his claim.\n..i th.t Bald urnof will be made before Clerk,\n.f the olh Judicial uisirics our, VSr\nordo, on January 16th 1905, vltj Jante W.\nJavatt Hd. E. No. 41)42 for ta WJ4 SE, ana\n.lit. A A 4MCJU1.MIO.K. nn-..-\nSW.\nM.. ,a th fnllnwinff witnesses to prove\nills continuous residence upon ana cm.\"u\not said land, vlt;\nJ E. EdKtutrton, 01 Aiamofuruo, n.\nG.P.Tajlot.of\nJ. P. Saulsbury, of\nI. S. Nooncaster, of\n1st Inst, ta-n-04. Nicholas Galles, Register.\nJ. QUINLrlVEN -SON.\nBKICK AND 8TONB CONTRACTORS.\nWill do first class Brick and Stone work\non short notice and at reasonable rates.\nALAMOGORDO NEW MEXICO\nIYRON SHERRY\nAttohnkv at Law\nOver First National Bank Alamogordo, N. M. I\n9\nManufacturers of\nSacramento\nMountain Pine\nand Red Spruce\nLU M B E R 4\nLaths, Mine Props, Posts,\nPoles, etc.\nTies and Timbers Treated.\nS. S. HOPPER,\nGen. Mang'r.\nSHEPHERD\nU. S. Commissioner\nTtf.itarw Putilir\nAlamogordo, N. M\nrLLIAM H. H. LLEWELLYN,\nAttorney-at-law.\nDistrict Attorney for Dona Ana. Otero,\nf.nnt Sifrra and L.Bt Counties\nPractice in the Territorial courts, U. 8. Land\nnMi-m mviA m.ri. nf Tun and Arizona.\nP. O. Address Laa Cruces, New Mexico\nNotice for Publication.\nLand Office at Las Cruces, N. M\nDec 15,1904\nNOTICE is hereby given that the following\named settler has filed notice of his intention\no make final proof in support of his claim, and\nI.... mmlA AMAl Will hf flUS. before W. S.\nShepherd \u00dc. S. Court Commtoaioner at bis ofH\n.5 n...nln N M on Jan. 23. MOS. Tli:\nJeorge T. Waldrip Hd. E. No. 31KI for tae 11\n!4 NE SEK Sec. 4 T. 16 S. R. 11 E. N. at. P.\ntiler.\nHe names the fallowing witnesses to prove\nlis contlnaons residence upon and cultivation\nif said land, viz:\nJ Y. Latham, of Highrolls, N. M.\nJesse Green, of\nJ. d. Colley, of Clondcroft, N. M.\n1. r. Haines, of La Las, N. M.\n,tt. Int. UJMH. Nicholas Galles, RegUter.\nDR. L-. D. KOCER\n8EHT1ST\nOffice over Warren Co., East Suite,\nAvit Block.\nALAMOGORDO, NEW MEXICO\ner All work guaranteed\"\nNotlmFar FaMteattaa.\nLand Otttce at Laa Cra. N.\nNOTICE I hereby flvea that the following\nA ....i., 1. ffi.n notice of kla Intention\nto make final proof in support of his claim,\nand that said proof will be made before\n3. Shepherd O. S. Court Comnslsslouerat I\nKmma S. Hartley widow of Cosbley G. Hartley\nHd. E. No. 3649 fotttie Lote XII. 13. 14. 15.\n.i- r. if, s. K. UE.n. bs, i asar.\nu- tu fnllnwlnw witnesses to prove\nhis continuous residence upon aad cultivation\nof said land, viz:\nEll JOT. Ol Aiamogoruo,\nH. W. Scofit Id, of\nH. H. Major, of\nE. W. Clark, of\nNicholas Galles, Register\n1st Inst. 12 34, 04\nIn Mltleutlon.\n\"Freddie, come here! I. regret to say\nI've got to punish you; your teacher\ntells tuc you're tbe worst boy In your\nclass.\"\n\"Mebbe (he's right, ma. Only yes\nterday she told mo I took after you.\"\nof\nWe all \"doctor\" too much\ndoctor Is a blessing, but a\na corae.-Atfhlaon Globe.\nA good\nte Is\nNotice Far Publication.\nLand Office at Lit Cruce. N. M\nDec 15, 1904\nsr-ii... t. v.r.hr irlven that the following\nnamed settler baa Had notice el hl iateatjou\nmA ,k.i a.M oroof will be atada before W. 8.\nShenherd U. S. Court Commissioner athls offi-\nt Atsnafforuo. m- ou 1\nsitu SK.4VKSWU Sec. jaws, oec\n10 X. 16 S. SE. II E. ri. at. T. mmr.\nJ. P. Saulsberry,\nGeneral Blacksmith.\nrTactKw norsc snocr.\nMl Itiada af Hepair Work Done\nPromptly.\nVCNICLES MINTED aad REPAIRED.\nHENRY PFAFF\nWholesale Liquor Dealer\nSole agent of\nAnheuser-Busch 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\nAlan)ogordo at El Paso prices, freight added.\nW. H. McWILLIAMS,\nManager,\nThese Prices Talk:\nMason Fruit Jars\nPints 55 cts. Quarts 65 cts. HaJf CteitaK 9 cts.\nGaeen tud Blue Toilet Sets MM B\nRegular Price\nReduced Price\n$6.00\n$6.50\ninuuroi\nJo T Lalha\n1 a\nT If,\nu- ..-.M iiM, In aw us W1ISSSSOS zo urore\nhi coutlnuous residence upoa aad caltlvatloa\nof aatd lana, tiz:\nG. T. Waldrip. ol Hlirurvll, N. U.\nJese Green, ol J\nJ. D. Colter, of Clondcroft, N. M.\nJ. r. Bala, ot La Las, N. at.\n1st last. U-HtH Mchola Call, Reiisier\nE. M. ABBOTT,\nContractor and Builder\nFlans and Estimates\nFurnished.\nAlamogordo, New Hat Ico.\nThis is self-explanatory. These\nPrices must appeal to even tbe\nmost thoughtless buyer. But.\nrernember, they are for a short\ntirne only.\nT. H. SPRINGER,\nFmltire, Cariwta, Cracktry. Metft\n1 Paso, Tex.","height":"27132","width":"18972"}}