The Alamogordo News (22 April 1905, Page 3)

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WORLD
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OVER
ON
TWELV
M.LL
CANS OF
KC
BAKING POWDER
ARE USED EVERY YEAR
WHY?
It is because several million careful housewives know it to be
pure and wholesome and have found it
satisfactory in every respect.
You can prove this by trying a can.
25 OUNCES FOR 25 CENTS
tITiIm Astasias a I Bwlfll W.
Olasii, li Unbj MtIM thai a mH ta
Dtam ha MM nmmMmé am
th ta tic Dtoulel Court tar th Csaty
of our, Tf17 of imw wr
MM UW J. WM, IS'"S SP
port iW rtnlwmt; that ..tan jos
Htn, or M to b eaterad your p-piinn-
ta said all oo or belor iko
mfa day o( April, A. D. IMS. Sacra
pro eonftMo therein will bo iirtml
against yea.
Br C. P. Downs, Deputy.
Im.II Byron Sherry, Al.mogoréo.
N. L, Atty. tar PtaloUt. S il t 4 9
Ballard's Hontaud 8yrup.
Immediately reitera, hoarse, croup;
oMurh. orarcaoad. rutilar, rasping, and
dtffleult breathing. Henry C. Htearns,
Druggist, Sbullsborg, Wl... wrltea. Mar
SO, 1901: "I bare beeo telling Ballard's
Horebouod Hyrup for two yean, and
have never had a oreoaraUoa that has
glvfcn better satisfaction. 1 notice that
when I nil a bottle they come naca ior
more. I can honestly recommend U."
3Sc, SOc, 11.00 Sold by F. C. Kolland.
OrBdorff Hotel
1 Paso, Texas.
Hotioe of Pnblioatkm.
Ia the District Court, I
County of Otero. I
Calilo D. Hazlewood
vs.
Fred B. Hailewood.
No. 30.
The nald defendant, Fred B. flazle
wnnrl Is herebv notified that a suit In
Divorce has been commenced against
you in the District Court for the County
of Otero. Territory of New Mexico, by
aid na.HI n. Hazlewood. alleging
abandonment and non-support, and
nravlnp- the decree of the Court dlssolv
log the marriage contract; that the
plaintiff have alimony, and the care and
custody oi toe minor cono, carmen a.
Hazlewood; that unless you enter or
cause to be entered your appearance In
aid suit on or before the 6th dsy of
Mav A. D. 1005 decree PRO CONFBSSO
therela will be rendered against you.
(Manli D. J Leahv. Clerk
By C. P. Downs, Deputy
Byron Sherry, Alamogordo, a. M
Atty. for Plaintiff.
(5 Insertions from March 18, 1005,)
This hotel is surrounded by
verandas. All range, hot
heaters, ate., located ouuMe of
boilding, making It at least 10 to II
degree cooler than any other hotel ta
the city.
Private Baths. Passenger Bevator.
Electric Bella.
100 Rooms. Hot and Cold Water.
Room Single and En Suite.
Now I th time to secure accom
modations in the beat hotel ta th
southwest, with all modern conven
iences at reasonable rate, where yon
can keep cool and happy.
CHAS. A. C. DeGROFF,
Owner and Proprietors.
BODY OF
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II
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long aTBfcSetu for Re
mams of Paul Jones Finally
Crowned With Success.
Paris, April M. The remafk-
ble search whiéh Amdasaador
Porter Has conducted for the
body Qafjjk-Joie h en
crowned with success by the die
cover) of the body tod its inden-
tification today 4 ithe higfcést
French medical experts, as un-
auestionablv that of the famous
American admiral, w,ha founded
the American navy, j
Hundreds, of wooden caskets
were ÍQinA mt not until WjmU
earthed the foür
leaden caskets Which; gave pro
mise of containing the body of
the admiral. Three of them bore
plates designating the names of
the deceased. The fourth show
ed superior solidity of workman
ship. No plate wa found on this
casket and 'it is suboosed that it
removed when another comn
s
PLAGUE AT TONAPAH
was
was suDerimDOsed on it.
The leaden coffin was opened
in the presence of General Foster,
Col. Bailey Blanphard, second
secretary of the ivmerican em
bassy Engineer Wels, who has
lioi n íliri "tino- fko fYi-Avat.ion.
The bjjS'fouhd tobe wéir
preserved, owing to its being im
mersed ill alcohol. Biws wrap
ped in a sheet with Backing straw
and hay. Those' present were
im meójiatoiy' etruck by the re
seniblance of the head to that of
the medallions and- bast of the
admiral. Ai .waf "antícipated,
no uniform. decoration or sword
were found, 'as all such -articles
hud been accounted for after the
burial.
Washiagtoft,; April 14. Am
bassador' .Sorter's dispatch an
nouncing the finding of the body
of Paul Jones reached the state
department today.
It is probable that the recom
mendation will be made to eon
greas at its next session looking
t Ambassador Porter's feito war
sement. The. remains of Paul
Iones ara te be brought here and
interred in the national cemetery
at Arlington, and it is Hkoly that
the trannt Will 1"' made tlte oo-
casion of an interesting demon
stration. i líj-obaUe that Sec
retary Morton wil
Rliip to Fr M bring the
home.
State Has Appointed a Medical
Commission to Investigate the
Strange and Terrible Disease.
Reno. Nev.. Anril 14. Hun
dreda.of people flocked into Reno
ptttaie-VirginiaandTrucKee tram
(omght fleeing from the sickness
now so prevalent at Tonopah.
Every train for a week has been
crowded and, strange as it may
seem, ingoing trains have been
filled also.
That people are dying in the
bonanza camo is now generally
admitted, but the theory that
their deaths have been caused by
wood alcohol poisoning is t cout-
ed. The people of the town have
token the matter in hand and to
morrow f morning the Nevada
State Journal of this place will
send in a physician, Dr. Hepp
ner, late of Ahe United States
army, and a man who has been
through a number of plagues.
He goes to find the true condi
tions in 'the camp and will sub
mit a report soon after his arrival
there.
jQovernor Sparks tomorrow will
appoint a special medical com
mission and send its members in
to Tonopah. There men will co
operate with the physicians of
the camn and at once begin a
camoaicn to check the disease
Unvt is mowing down the people
at the rate of five to twenty-five
each da v.
Yesterday twelve bodies were
stretched out on slabs m the on
ly undertaking establishment.
win. The work of the road is
not being interfered with in the
least, they say. General mana
ger Mudge makes the following
statement:
"The Santa Fe will not seek
injunctions in the courts against
the striking boilermakers at any
of the points involved in the
strike unless the strikers them
selves give some cause. They
quit work and all that we ask of
them is that they do not inter
fere with the operations of the
company's shops. If they do not
care to work for us, all right, we
can get along without them.
"If they ever come back to
work for us they will do so under
the s0me conditions which exist
ed the day they waiKea out
Only about 50 of them are union
men, the rest being helpers and
apprentices. If they ever go
hack to work, the union men and
helpers will be treated just alike.
No concessions will be made to
either."
and
man of Colorado, he met
married at Catskill, N M.
Mr. Bates is the fourth brother
to die of the same disease.
No plans have as yet been
made, but interment will prob
ably be at Riverside.
Frightful Buffering Believed.
Hnfferlno- I rightfully from the vim
I Ian mIum nf 11 nHlsTASta.i fnod. C. O.
Grayson, of Lula, Hiss., took Dr. King's
New Life Pills, "with the result," he
writes, "i hat I was cured." All stomach
and bowel disorders icive way to their
I tonic, laxative properties, iot u.
I druggists, guaranteed.
WANTED.
Spkciai. Eepbksiwtauve In this
.minii nitinlnlno- territories, to reD
resent and advertise an old established
hnalnn house nf solid financial stand
i Milam B9.i wak v. with Kinenses
advanced each Monday by cheek direct
Ironi headquarters, norse ana uugr.;
furnished when necessary; position per
manent. Address Blew Bros, ft Co.,
Dept. A, Monon Bide., Chicago, 111.
10-8-61.
The Aiaunogordo N
(or osar ymr (bet paptw) for
$2.00
This offer good til May let, 1906.
The New York World is read
wherever the English lsaa
is read and there is no better
newspaper printed. $2.00 fate
the three papers a week for one
year. Thia offer epires May let,
1905. Remit by post office or
express money order, payable to
ALAMOGORDO PRINTING CO.,
Alamogordo, N. M.
ANYBODY S SMfflrTj
takuwau OmM dufc oaM to kswl
non. ttxm k ahototly wm iim
-r iviih.i" or toa ra
matie rtcbt, Md ftadmrm lull tm
iMnlj Hi' M inlr.ai..
STEVENS RIFLES, PISTOLS
AND SHOTPtUTS
R I PANS
The simplest remedy for Indigestion,
constipation, biliousness and the many
ailments arising from a disordered stom
achs, liver or bowel I Bipan Tabules.
They go straight to the seat of the trou
ble, relieve me autre, cieansn
the aftVted parta, and give the system a
general toning up.
re-Oat PacknialsimMtli for aa ordl
roccioB. Tk. family bottle, tc
Ths FWCeiit 1
SO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
CoOKríñac.
untfree. CRdt
Another Sympathetic Strike
Tooeka. Kin., April 16. It.
develops that the strike of the
Santa Fe boilermakers is an out
growth of the strike begun over
a year ago by the macninisis on
the mad. The strike was callea
in theinterestsof the machinists.
The Santa ;1 does not believe
that a strike of the blacltsmitns
and car builders will be called.
Authority for the foregoing is J.
J. Buckalew,the official in charge
of the machinists' strike.
There seems to be a difference
nf" nninion amotiK the strike lead-
L. iVi'ilL Ida
ers. t. K. layier, u
boilermakers, would not deny the
truth of Buckalew's assertion,
but mmitttftined that the boiler-
hnakelfs would not ask for the
help of any other class of work
men; as their strike was entire
ly independent.
Theftnrta Fe offleiah profese
th be confident that the road will
Masons to Bury Artemus W.
Bates.
Denver Times.
The funeral of Artemus W.
Bates, aged 45 years, who died
Tuesday from kidney trouble.
will be held from the home of his
sister, Mrs. W. T. Arnold, 1180
Downing avenue, tomorrow af
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Masonic
lodge, No. 5, of this city will at
tend in a body.
Mr. Bates was born at Prin
ceton. Me.. July 8, 1869, and
since coming west has been en
eased in the lumber business.
He has lived at both Catskill and
Alamotrordo, N. M., and until re
cently was manager of the New
Mexico Lumber and Tie company
of Oloudcroft, N. M.
Giving up that position, he
niA to Denver remaininc here
until two weeks agó, when he
started back to, New Mexico to
take charge of a plant for one of
the largest lumber companies of
this city. He was taken ill on
the way and was forced to aban
don his plans, returning to Den
ver. He has been sick for the
past three months' bat his case
did not take a serious course un
til last Saturday, when he rapid
ly sank until death came.
Mr. Bates was a member of
Sacramento lodge No. 24, of the
Masonic order, of Alamogordo,
where he last resided before
coming to Denver. His widow.
then Miss Mollie Hopper, the
daughter of a wealthy lumber-
MOUNTAIN FABX
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Rust and the
Missis Lillie and Mary Leslie
Rust, of Richmond, Mo., are oc
cupying one of Mr. J. F. Cadwal-
lader's houses for the summer.
Some enterprising young lady
would do well to take mm ana
his other house to keep.
The church neoole are to have
an all day meeting in Box can
yon" on Easter Sunday. Dinner
will be provided on the grounds
(if you bring it) and everybody
ia invited. This is one of the
wildest and most picturesque
spots in these mountains
W. A. Kent will soon move
his family to Lake Arthur in the
Pecos valley artesian water coun
trv.
I hear that the Pecos valley
plains are similar to western Kan
sas where the wind blows so long
and so strong that it has been
known to drive flocks of sheep
against the side of a barn, and
hold them there until they
starve.
Georee Waldrip's family will
move to the logging camp for the
summer. Mr. Waldrip and two
sons are employed there.
S. J. McCracken has shipped
his fine crop of mohair to Lowell,
Mass. He always gets the top
price for his clip
K V. fWlwallader went to
Oloudcroft Monday to nrrange
with Albert Walker for beanti
fvina- the "Lodge" grounds.
Mr. Oadwallader wilt have charge
of the work.
J. T. Backus is taking care of
his goats now.
1 hear that one of our young
women has taken an interest in
the Russia Oamp
Miss Fleming attended the
ball at Alamogordo Saturday
STEVENS riKEAKMS
UT ld br II porta lood. lad told de.ten.
Ask thenar out i.kt-lil It. ttb.
fom& uAk -JntMCoo-l The fcet t
train prompt you to D um to apcciiy o
noooreabrawl.
Sasd two 9C. tUmps for Stevens Book ud R1S, Puzrl,.
J. STEVENS ARMS ó TOOL CO.
P. O. Box 4092
Chlcwpee Fall. Mass., U. S. A.
DB 011S W. MILLER
Physician and Sanreon.
Rooms D d E Avis Block
Office hoars: 8 to 10 a. m.-, 2 to 4 p. m
and to i p. m
Phones: Office 20, Reslkence 33
GEO. C, BRYAN, N. D.
PRACTICE LIMITED
To Geacral Surgery
aad Disease of Women.
Office Hoars: 3 to 5 in the aiternton.
Office ia new First Nat. Bank baildlaf
Alamogordo, N. M.
C. H. Waldschmidt,
PHYSICIAN aad SURGEON.
flOr. ncr Rnlland-8 Drasr Store.
Alamore-ordo. N. M.
Dr H. B. Cterk, D. D. S,
Resident Dentist.
Office over Warren A Co, east suite.
All work guaranteed.
Manmfj
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E. M. ABBOTT,
CoQtractor and Builder
Plans and Estimates
Furnished.
Alamoeordo. HewMeileO.
I. P. Saulsberry,
nsiral Blaekamlth.
70 BE GIVEH AWAT
His llaiiCiJiiis rmtuotá-rr ührr.. n r r
teriiil. .iiiiriiaillair-.liitelyü.cufcii-ir.e. It (.tmbli
of 1 Crvs-uhCTt.in Ceator -ix UiU iavi wttk Mta
earn 4xi in. i, 2 ..nzttv CoUtrs, I AmJun ac wHmvM. 1
lit fihJOT t Til IISKL.
PHYSICIANS AMD SURGEONS.
Office Upstairs la the Gilbert Build! ng
Phoae IX Alamogordo, n. at.
II Kind af Repair Work
Promatl.
I VEHICLES nuRTKB mm4 NUtW.
I Coorescwsui iosiBs rar ism 11 I
I KEAJ OTTOL I
J. L LAWSON,
AttnrneT.at-law.
Practice in all the coarte of New Mexico.
sumí. A east B. Arle Boilding.
Alamogordo, New Hex.
EARL E. SIBEBOTTee,
attornay-at-law.
AlaraoaerSe.
BYRON SHERRY
Attoiriy at Law
Office up suirs, old bank bailding.
SHEPHERD
U. S. Commissioner
Alamogordo, N. M
i
(IwOlUPHT, T rttsniP Ha- IS A
a l as l-MMBslrslins
eTeryThnrenay night oa or before
-ach full moon. M
tsao. v. aarrans w as.
Chas. E. Beasler Sec j.
NEW IDEA
MsKsfavKiesse
h.isasssiisilisi,nilssl iMisisniilsi siKsnm,
H ts te saaltontyou sfl insttcn psftAlBniK to drass, snd
contes tl Istest sod sxst pridlaj st)ls. to be fouul
suksii Is Iks ssasbiohi nsflil ITrii Mill Sinai i
It; i riiiirM new intiwowAsts maoa
i is t. skrir le Ms. Sismium sell H-de sstf SS
Btsslso tto stAdjeutlerr ClutastoslCTS.
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President: Vice President:
E. BEAZÍ.BY IKÓU HAUU
Treasurer:
J. L. WALKER
Trustees i
11 Sni.I.IVAN. CkAlmn
j. S. SIMMONS G. T. MAJORS
I Standing Hall Committee: Sundín
Uñar H
Committee
C. E. Beoele;
vs. u r-riosns
C. J.
night.
1I.LIAM H. H. LLEWELLYN,
SSUSiS,JSS-SIW.
District Attorney for Dona Aaa, Otero,
i Practica la the Territorial courts, U. 8. Land
riflUs asS nuiri. nf Ts... .nil ArlesMU
I P. O. Address: Las Craces, New Mexico
RotaI. A. Prmtlcsi
j. it. Stewart
Hoy
Otiaatad Death.
E WHITIN.
Kldnny trouble often end fatally, but
br chooslor, the right medlelne, E. II.
I Wolfe, of llrar Orete, Iowa, cheated
death. Haatt 'Twoyeargagolhad
Kid ear Trouble, which caused me .real
pain, suffering and anilely, but I took
Kisutri. Hit tars, which effected a com
plete care. I have alio found them of
Kreat benefit In ganara! debility and
aerva trouble, and keep tbcat ooesvaav
I on hand, since, at I Snd they hare no
equal." All druggist, guarantee them
at 90c.
Attorney at Law,
Alamogordo, New México.
do a general practice la all territorial, I
ind federal courts, including the
1'n.H nff th. ITnitsxt Ht.lw
prompt, personal attention to all sosia
William Blast
H.J. Bene
H. D. Painter
J. J. Brick
1st. A Morris
B. Hlckox C Is. I
D. P. Li ad roth H. Ail
C J. r lager, .3
Secretary and Bus la see Manager.
DATES OF ENTERTAINMENTS.
April 3, Alamogordo Band Concert.
April 5, Monthly general Ossastiag.
April 8. House committee's car pan j.
April IS, Dauce.
SSpill SSS, UU O, VSHSVIH. V. H. IKI HBM.
April r, Grand Ball by BakAAr committee.
J. fiUINLlVEN 4VSON.
BhMUK AMO STONE OuNTBAOTOBH.
Will do Srst clan Brick aad Stone work
on short notice aad at reasonable ratee.
ALAMOGORDO NSW MEXICO
I JERZYK0WSKI
Merchant Tailor
Next to Post Ofior, Alumogordo.
KILL the COUCH
CURB TM LUNC8
ia BÉB f
Dr. Kings
pOMVmmon Price
FOR I eUSHSaiid SOc AS 1.0
ViM Fre Trial.
Sureatsíd'ncaíeat
VrflhOAT
"fínüL!
and T.Tnin TntOTTaL.
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