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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-24

NOTICES or Pre- EM.I!1A.


L ~ ffilf - LAS CRUCES. =. NJ,
Uct., d, i%J
l. hereby giveH itat the folio wing
ga 10 make fual PROOF in supper of
tn' a.. respective claims, before the ProLutc
,icrk of Lincoln Co., n. VI. ut his Office in Lin
GOlh ON the 9Th day OF Dec, A. ID. 1883,
via.
i, ]. BOLTON, on Presumption Declaratory
3.atcinentN No. SO, for the II e a, n u Il. see n
. t as e \, sec 80, and S u, b " "a sec 20. in
tfp IL south, range % e. Witnesses AuriQue
>%audubul, Stnobia Truiillo, ROmuido Aragun.
ana Waller +. Chisum. al. Lincoln Co., New
Mexico.
SmNoBIA TRUJILLo, on Presumption Declar-
atOry Statement No. $50. for tue Ell, sw IA,
ne ~, II " IL, and lot No. 5, sec 8, twp 10 south
range - e. Witnesses T.. j. Bultan, Aurique
Sanuobal, iiOInaldo .Arngon, Walter 4. Chisuln
all of Lincoln Co., New Mexico.
AUiIQCk on Pre-ei2 alton De-
cliiutCfy Statement No, "a, for the G n, n W
ID. II = IL, 8 W -, and lot No. 3, of sec IL
t"p 10 :, range 20 e. Witr asses, TT, Bolton,
SenChiu Irujillo, liomuldo Aragon, Walter +.
,'iSliIn, all Of LluColu county, New Mexico.
!tUMALDOA RAGON, on Pre-eInptiun Declar-
Atury Statement, No. VA. for the s u, s W II,
&c "a, and o Il, $ 6 Ia. sec 80, twp 10 y, range
- e. Witnesses Walter r.. Chisum. Senobia
Tr"ijillo, I. J. Bolton. Aurique Sandobai, all of
Lincoln County New Mexico.
WALTER Z. CHIsUM. on Presumption De.
cl-rAtOry statement, No. va, for tho sw l., u t
a. and "a y IL, : c IA, sec q, twp 10 >. range
p e, witnesses fomaldo Aragcn, Senobia
Trujiila i. j. Bolton, AuriIue SandoDal, all
Of Lincoln Co, New Mexico.
GEO. ID. gov MA y. Register.
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no. 1911
Application For Patent.

LAS Cruces n. NJ, Sep. 18th. 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that J. d. Reed, at
torney in fact, for W. a. Cade, whose post
office address is White oaks, Lincoln Co, n.
NJ, has this day filed bis application tor a Pa.
tent for fourteen hundred and sixty-hvo
linear feet of the Harry Allen mine or vein
bearing gold with surface ground six hun
drcd feet In width, situated In White Oaks
Mining District, County ef Lincoln, and Terri
tory of New Mexico, and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file az lot No.
34 I'm Township 6 South, Range L. East, of
New Mexico Principal Meridian said Lot No.
316 being as follows TO wit
beginning at Cor. No. I. A sand stone
A1l21i Inches set \ In the ground. chiseled
l-a75 whence the north IA corner in see. IS t. 8
south range, II O, bears north ~ degrees, 50
minutes, 36 seconds West, Is 81 feet. A Pinon
tree ( inches in diameter marked b. Il. 1915,
bears north a degrees, 10 minutes East, 20 feet.
Dlanco Peak bears south degrees 81 minutes
Nogal Peak bears South 10 degrees. "a minutes
West. Thence N. ~ degrees W. 447 feet, s. W.
corner Gregory Lode 1859, 2 to corner No. 2
and N. w. corner Gregory Lode. a porphyry
Ftone 23xllN4 Inches, chiseled 2-375, set ono
half in ground, whence "A pinon tree dinchos in
diameter, bears South, 20 degrees lb minutes
West. 64h feet North Ia corner. Sec. IS, Twp.
O., South. range II East. bears North, So do
grees 6 minutes West, - feet. Thence South
II degrees west. 5l2 feet to corner No. 3. a
quartZite stone chiseled 3l376. whence a cedar
tree II inches in diameter, bears North IS de
grees 10 minutes East, ~ feet, u pinon 4 inches
In diameter. bears south AZ degrees Is minutes
East, % feet, Carlo Peak bears south % de-
greee IS minutes East. Red Peak bears north
Y degree ~ minutes W. Thence south "a de-
grees, ~ minutes 40 seconds Fast, actually
run South Sidegrccs, 40 minutes ~ l4TO feet 70
corner No. 4, n quartzite stone 20x iax5 inches
sot = in ground, AMI chisclod 1873 whence a
pinon tree inches in diameter bears Norm
IS degrees % minutes East 2Ih feet, a piacu
tree 10 inciU@ IN diameter deSrs south II je-
grcts 70 mtaufP west. 49, feel Vffurg
North = degrees Eert. if, al 10 corner No
tlA,e 0it tluuIlr tpHraiu.rg g. 9T acres. 10.
r. Fart.
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Tie ranch known az the ellen.
Iilla Ranch," is for sale, including
"a head of cattle, one Morgan stall
lion, one year old, as also a black
smith shop, wafer tanks, buildings
&c. This ranch is desirabiy lvcat-
ed, Is miles from White Oaks, on
the Las Vegas road, and will be
sold cheap to a cash purchaser.
JERRY H~OCKRADLE,
40 Proprietor.
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JOSE MONTANA y SAIS.
CoInersiantes Pormenor
LINCOLN. n. N.

AvIso-Nosotros los svajo firmados dis
imos a Nd nucstros letores que emos mu-
dado nuestro comcrsio q la tienda nueva
pora vendcrm mas bdrata que ninguna otra
persona por dinero, al mcnudcllo v asi
crello que tenemos IN bucno surtido, de
e~fectos, v tambien vendemos mais a un
presto redusido pasenado sen ganorde sc
ala Tienda de Jose Montana y sails su
Lincoln. n. NJ.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-24

NorICE,-To all whom Il may concern. No
lice Is hereby given warning all persons from
occupying or in any way trespAssing on the
premises held by me AZ a preemption right, a
part of which l have heen in actual posses
sion of since May, Is, 1890, and that | have
improved aud been in constant possession
OF all OF said land since November II, 1881.
Said land and preemptiOn right Is known and
described as follows to wit. The s. r. l4ofE Sl4
section n, Township 9, 3. Range, IL i and tho
N. Z. IA OF the N. n. - of section 20. Town
ship, Q, South of Range Il, 4.
lanes A. TONLISsoN. Locator.
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q AD VER7YSENENT.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land omcc Las Cruces, N. NJ.

NoN., lutn, 1903.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and TINT said proof will he made before Pro
bate Clerk gf Lincoln Co, AT Lincoln, N. NJ. on
Dec. 18th, 1881, viz
j. ". BULLtRD,i on Deelaratory Statement.
No ~, for the 5 ", s e ~, sec ~, twp IL Y,
range Pc. He names the following witnesses
tH prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation 81, said land. Viz Geo. Russell,
hdrfeF Mason. Grpcn Lac0y A. J. Billiard,
all Of Linculn Co. n. w..
GEG. y. BOWMAN, Register.
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-24

A rclv CONDUCTOR, lately pro-
mote. b, deacon of the church, as
Ut siaste, around with the contri-
hatiou basket. involuntarily re.
marked Tickets, gentlemen y
The contribution was unusually
large.
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Notice For Publication.

NOIcE is hereby given, wRfhin
all persons from cutting timb.r or.
ueSpasSing On the promises INV
held and claimed by inc US ,O.il
land, described as follows Tho N.
Ell of s. W. I and the s. 4. / IT
N. W. I Of Section 32, Township
8, South Of Range IS East, Lincoln
County, N. N.
If. J. NJ. DAvIDsON.
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An eminent example Of Americas
Enterprise, Energy and Per4s-
veraHcs.

In the hands of young men this
great system has been so carefully
managed that 1t has earned a repu-
tatlon second to none for convent
ence, safety and the luxuries of
travel. 1t is fast becoming the
popular route for transcoDtinentaj
travel. in connection with the
Southern Pacific railroad.
1t has opened up an almost IN
limited field for pioneer enterprise
in the far West. No other rail
road can carry a man. who is seek
ing his fortune, 10 golden opportus
mites such as are open aloaAg u
thousand miles of this great sys.
tenn.
Special freight rates are eivsa 70
miners and immigrants.
For all the information yea DE-
sire write to
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NOTICES OF ~PRE-EMPTION.
LAND OFFICE AT LAS CrucEs, n. NJ. I

AND OFFICE AT LAS CrUcEs. n. NJ.
oct, 81, 1888.
NOtice is hereby given that the following
aimed settlers have filed notice of intention
10 make tiual proof ON their respective claim
rJiurC the Probate Judge of Lincoln 60. n. II
a, 10 ONCE IN the town OF Lincoln, on Dec
1855. to wit
I1otAsI LowEuY, IN Homestead AppI
alton. NO. ti3. for TIE " =. = l-i, and s
" Il pt sec -, twp 10 +, rA lsG 25c. Witness
'- thHs. Ii. MALONE, James Il. Spurluck,
Naltsr =. ChisA',, I, 4 Bo!tol, all OF Lincoln
Co, i ew McAicC.
JsMEs Il. ~SrCPLUrH, Oh Homestead April
cation. No. 4I9, for the W q, Il W II, II " -, 4
" -, sec - and ne IA. s g IA. Of sec 2a, in
twp IL south OF range 20 o Witnesses Chas,
II. Malone. t. j. LowrIy, Waiter =. Chisum
I. ). Bolton. AL of Lincoln Condty New Mex.
leo.
CHARLKs II. MALONE, on Homestead April
cation, No. 495, for the = W IA OF sec "a, twp 1
=. range 20 Q. Witnesses, TT, Lowery. James
5. Spurlock, Il. j. bolton, Walter p. Chisum,
all OF Lincoln Co., y. NJ.
GEO. d. BOWMAN, Register.
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Spring Rancho,

LINCOLN COUNTY. NEW MEXICO.
Horse Brand, ''c," on right hip.
Address Charles Fritz, Lin
coin, Lincoln Co., N. M.
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He leaned over the Alhamhra
bar counter the other night with
a party flour friends, and casual
ly shuf1led tour cards with plaid
backs.
Take one" he said at length,
holding the cards ~invitingly to-
ward the friends with the faces
down. When each had selected
one they turned them Owe and
turned them over and read in sue
cesslon this
shall we take a drink ("
"Most certainly"
"Who will pay fer il
II will"
1.-The latest thing in cards" said
the young man. ,"lt's not a bad
idea, either. More romantic than
Tipping pennies and not any more
expensive"
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Enech'Pratt, OF Baltimore has executed deed OF
the raft Free Library on Mulberry stree, TO that
city and gwen his check Tor $3.50 1888 So which is 70
be invested in city bonds for its support.
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pssszNazp LIFTS.

OvAHl, July si-Leit here to-day. 10 arrive in
Sacramento July 9th: 2, Berwiu, J, Franklin, Ms
simons aud family. Il. c Pienan, San FrsRcisc0 /;
" A Holland New York; John ChsJes Adams
Oakland J. z. English, New York; E C. Frost
wife aud Child Bangor BE. N. Rosenchiue, Mss
b. X senehne. New York; Thomas Il. RUSSELL
Warren e Russell, A.seeion, O. +; L. G. Goodrieh
and Sile, Sacramento Miss Ely, New York J. +
BAker and wife. Bloomington, H.: Key. T. J.
Escksy, vile and child. Council Bluffs Ia Henry
Groby, GiaushuTg, o lrs f. a. Cleveland,
Washington; }. ". ellis and wife, Rochester, y.
Y; 4. ) McCusicE. oakland; hrs. }. D. McComo,
Carrie q. NuComb, Sill yate-, Mimi Mrs Il =
Blythe, Chicago; MIS-. Moss, West Bsyls:on, Mass ;
II. }. Laughiin a d fami y, Gaudaoupc, Cal
CARLE, July Si-Vasssd Carn 70 dsy, to ar
rive in SacraDlent o.tO-rnOgrow T. " Ivan " II
Evan, Nashville, Tenn: William Collins and wife
Oakland; c. ". D sck, Ci1cinDaG S. 3. Wbishead
Charles honnenmznn, Miss Carrie Maunenmao
san Francisco; Nellie N. TIE, Toxic, Japan Miss
Juhi S'crer, New Haven, Conn Mrs OhmeD, San
Francisco; Mrs. Ii. J. Robertson, st. Thomas West
Indies: Prescott IorinZ, Hrs. D. W. Loring, San
Francisco; @. II. Henry, Oakland. Cl.; /. c. Coch-
ran, New York; J. NJ Hartman, wife and daughter
PENNSYLVANIA; Thomas Hutchinson, Mrs. Hutehn-
son. Miss Jennie Hutchinson, Mrs L. Champion,
Pittsburg, Pa; DR.. 7. b. Dewitt and wife, San
Francisco; 7. Bailey, Pennsylvania; Thos, Murphy,
c. Loney Haley Idaho; James Mccormick, Lake
City Cal; william Uhensnn, New York City; also
the following Knights Templar and their families :
William Camp Mrs. William Camp, Miss Mamie
Camp, Willie Camp. Freddie Camp, Bement, H.; F.
@. shepard, Massachusetts; B. q. Shepard, Battle
Creek Mich; e5 erigrant passengers, including -
males, to arrive in Sacramento July stu
EEwnAIl, July Sd.-Pzssed here to-day, to ar
rive in san Franaisco tomorrow: 7. J. AcDough,
New York: NJ J. Calwel and daughter, William
KNIGHT aud wife, Mrs. II. J. Hughes and daughter,
Mis- Matte Trehorne, Ms E. 81. Ross Mss Matte
Perry, ". Il. Perry, w. C. Dougi.nd, Charles r.
Cheesemsn, Dora Thompson, Les Angeles,
Frsd Bonnet Los Angeles Mrs J. F. Woodward,
q Virgins John T. Kelly, Intlia 7 W. Fenn,
n. Lei hsnaarr. .. C. Thompson. Il. 6. Eewh l
saf kraaelsc3; Miss L. White, Miss Jennie WnHe,
santa Esaraara G. E Marion and lady, Ms. ".
fsiddesl puf7 10, n Y; john Haynes and wife.
Tucson ]. d. Mcpherson. Nashville, Tenn; J. F.
Theroten, Arizona.
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eL2 -gxaCss,


Eaoinn Chief Assnss nateG-HIgh Tide
GUAYNAs, july 3l-The latest adyices from the
Yaqu Iiver repors tie Iiiilog of Cai0me, Chief d
thaJ nation, some time last veeS during the feast
of 81. john. As lie 1as tie ONLY obstacle to tie en-
tire subjIgalon Of thsse I0disrs important results
g;li follow.
LArEE-rhr11gh canoe jcss 5rrivsd the Row
iug partlu,iri % the Assassination Of the CHIEF Of
the YsqEis are received; Cj9me 3 pick ii guard
81 800 men, all oymea, WIN Rep guard ovor he
por.on and premises On the second day o. B.,
least at $50 A Il when teturning from masJ, "a,
WIS shot down by some unseen hand. Some sly by
his own guard, others b. an anhu h3d foe. Ttt
entire nation VII Of Sc, by tbs event, DC de
pryed u their head, and tcere is no one TO succeed
him. AZ the country over which lie held absolute
sway is rich b5ta in mines and agriculture the in
paTsAnce OF the change VIII be appreciated.
Yesterday the tide il the bay rose some eighteen
inches over the highest point known here threaten
ing the su6neTcing Of that par. q tie town border
Ing the bay.
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OREGON.
Rsspsra.s nfeaK q genv,e,s for aihertr

PORTLAND July 81. "a dispatch has been received
from salem, TO TIE effect last there an out
break ia the Peuitcutiary thfs morning. in VIII ca
forty prisoners escaped, i've 4 whom were killed
by the guards.
Later news from Salem indicates that some
twenty Or more c0uVicts made break shorty sitter
o'clock. . hey tt ouce stuck Up Nal creek, with
the guards and c.tizsns In fu pursuit. Several
were captured without great trouble, and Long
Smith hiss just been reclpcured, having been shot
in the arm. Only eight now out, and II are W
Min creek. Two are de. REVERSAL is mortally
wounded. Mexican bisly wounded. and Collins is
slightly hurt.
still later dispatch states the break took place
in the foundry department. IN attack WIS made
on Gel ms the Nartsn, and an attempt made TO
STRIKE hiul on the head with piece Of iron. Fail
ing 10 this ties sded TO stab him, but be managed
- escaro with Slight injuri s. Firing began at
euce, and two e7uviets weFe killed outright, one
mostslly Wouueed and fourth badly hurt.
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rhe Ne.y Railren,. echeduie.

CoDEN. July Si.-Ihe first overland train on the
new schedule arrived here this forenoon. The
UoOu Pacific Company delivered their train to the
Central Pacific twelve hours earlier, and the Cen.
tr.l train arrived hers two hours earlier than here
toi0re. The running time by the new schedule be
tween Council Buff and Saa Francisco Is reduced
six cen hours-twelye hours by the Union and four
by toe Central Th3 Pullman Company having ac-
qoired control OF the Central Pacific sleeping car
system, Pullman Conductor took charge Of the
slCepets the west bound train to-day.
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instantly believed.

Mrs, Ann L.eour, Of New Orleans. Is i,
writes: I have p soa who has been sick for
two years; ne MSS been attended by our lead.
ing paysiois7s, but al to 10 purpoae. This
mosniBg be nd fis afaa' sDe.l Of coughing,
and was 80 gzelliy pCosrstea n consequence,
thst death seemed lgmi8snt. Ne had IN the
house bottle Of Or. VIM. Halle B2lsam for
the Lu1gs. purchased By my husbaud, who
noticed ycuc advertisement Jesserdsy. We
aduiliste-ed it according 70 directions, and
ne was ius =ns!y relieved.
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gfsIEIO.
served tsiTr R!rht.

BoIsB CITY, July Sd-T0day It o'clock. while
the reefs we're full o. people, SIaTl johnson ap-
fitzpatrick Bros, contractors, remarlriug, Z" It's n
long time tincs killed Greaser" Sues remon-
stroted, Wien johnson struck him with q pistol
Sues began shooting, snd the first shot killed g
horse on the opposite side # the street. Eight
shots vera Gred, tour BY each. Two shots pa SEED
through Johnson. LEFT lung. proving fatal.
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CALIFORNIA PACIFIC B. B. 60.

ToTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TEE
~ Stockholders Of the California Pacific Railroad
Company for the election Of Directors for the ensu-
ing year and for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may be brought before the meeting. will be
held ct the Office Of the Company in the City OF San
Francisco, ON WEDNESDAY, July II, 1853, between
the hours Of 10 A. N. and P v.
W. V. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San Francisco, June 10, 1881 je1e-td
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Sad Accident la England Exodus OF Ne.
groes-Eiecfric Lights al The Southern
EXposition-iEere Panper Immigrants
Fight in Indian Territory Steamboat
RxaIOsIon-striie of yermeEf Hsners-
YeIlew Fever on ShIpbcard-.tc.
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SAN PABLO LHD FGLARE 3. B. co,

NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
II Stockholders OF the San Pablo and Tulare Rail.
road Company, for the election Of Directors for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction Of such other
business as may be brought before the meeting win
be held at the Office Of the Company in the City Of
San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July IL, 1888, be-
tween the hours OF 10 A. n. and 2 P. N.
W. Y. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San Francisco, June 10, 1888. je19.td
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CyRE GUARANTEED.
NREc. MEsrs NERyE Ann BRAIN T1,RA-

DR c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
4 ment, Aggravated specific TOR Hysieria, Dir
illness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Head
acne, Nervous Prostitution caused by the use OF
a'chohol or tobacco, Wake.ulness, Mental Depres-
SON. Softening of the BriD, resulting In insanity
and leading TO misery, decay and death Premature
Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power in Either Sex,
Involuntary Losses and SpermatorThGa, caused by
Oyer.exertion Of the brain, self. abuse or over.
Indulgence. Each box contains months treat
ment; 81 box, or six boxes for g. sent By mail
prepaid receipt Of price We guarantee sir boxes
TO cure any case With ezeh order received by as
for six boxes, accompanied with So We viii send the
purchaser our written guarantee TO refund the
money II the treatment toes not effect cure
Guarantees issued only by KIRK, GKARY & 90
Druggists. Sacramento, Cal Orders by malt
regular price. fe9s- 1vtw1Y
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

stage AcoideRt-Tho New Overinad eehea-
uIe = sadian Clie5 Murdered - Money
tn Saz TrsnciscO-FatRi Case Of AsphYx-
fsusn - Ther Captured Chir;oahuzs -
Hcath 81 d Ploseer-Rcsvy IsHo sale
Ia TshaIna G0Enty-Ete.
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
IA West 18th St. New York.
suae AID raHcE sapfs-ppxIacEcLpyEs.

8 4 sizes; Nights, wigs, SpsnRles Gold and Silver
aces. TsusbouT.nes, banjos, FALSE STONE JEW
ELRy for make Up and everything for Minstrels
and 1hes;ers. VIZ SEND BY NAIL OR c. O. D.
As our goods come direct from Europe, we defy
conpeti ion in the United States. Send for prices
NATHAN joseph, GIL Clay street, San Fran
CISCO Cal. a7-tfwS
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..lI. g.. 81 - e u a -I!r IL. !
EeW T0 EET AND HOW TO AEEP 1T
DR.. VILLAINS ELECTRIC.
MEDlcsTED, c1hBiNED LIVER, KIDNEY AND LUNG
H. -. IL


E1yoR TIE CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
from impure Blood or any imne;iect seton Of
the Stomach, Liver, kidneys or Lungs. sun direo-
tons accompany each Pad We ask those RhO buy
this Pat TO give fair trial. Do not give it up If
il does not bring about instantly. Wear IL 30
DAYS, anyway. Try 10 be almost as patient with it
as you would be with doctor aud medicines, both
O. which cost you its price many times over Give it
fair trial. aud you will be than satisfied with
the result. The same Pad should never be worn by
more than one person Sent to al parts, C. .. D.,
or on receipt OF Pcstoice order. Sold Mt the Boston
Bazaar, S2l street, between Eighth and Ninth, and
at the Pacific Water Cure northwest corner Seventh
ana L streets. L1UIs A, KELLY, agent.
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rhe TertIo-.sI,sniaI Celeb-a.lon.

SAyTA FE, July 3d-Thl5 was the second dsy Of
the tertio-Inillenll celebration Tho Zuni Indians
had ten mile foot race They painted their bodies
white, IN honor Of the Americans WhS came from
the East, white being the emblem Ct the East or
" Land Of Day" A. 4.30 the Apaches sprang to
their places, md after race about the arena di-
vded and met on the opposite side, where a hptiy
contested sham battle Occurred, mingled with the
piercing yels Of the ycslr5 aud snriekJ OF the van
pushed. 1t was exciting in the extreme. An
excursion party OF $40 c0mmerciLl travellers and
families arrived from Missouri Kansas and iowa this
evening. and were entt rsaincd on the grounds by
special prograV me, strikiugly singular AID inter
citing the chief feature az which was the production
q mystic men by The Apache medicine men, fol-
lowed by a scalp dance aIOudd the numerous camp
fires. One attraction in the chief annex is an
aged Mexican citizen and bis wife at work spinning
and weaving just as the natives did 800 years ago
The loom ls 4 wonderful Continuance, large, and
built of rough timber. This loom was owned and
worked in Santa Fe county b. the ereat-srand-
father Of the present w0hkman-oveT 200 years ago.
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A love-sick youth in Bellevue,
Rugged his girl black and blue,
St. Jacobs Oh prescription,
Cured her of the csniption,
And this little story is true.

Dr.. BENsoN's Celery and Chamomile Pills
contain no opium, qliniue or other harmful
drug, and are highly recommended for head
achs, neuralgia and nervousness. so csnts,
st druggists.
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HoRsYoHD's scID PHOSPHATE makes c
ceolirg dliak. Iuto half = t0mtter Of ice
water put teaspoonful Of Acid PaOsFh2.s /;
add sugar 20 the taste.
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s:s-No family dye Eers ever 90 popular os
the Diamond Dyes They never fail, The
Blacl j. far superior TO lcgwood. The ether
coiors are brilliant.