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Plaiatiff Granted a Divorce aud the Gus.
todN of the Children

PlaiatiT Granted Divorce aud the Gus
tody of the Children.
LONDON, November I7th.-The trial of
the O'Shea divorce case was resumed this
morning. The first witness was q servant
st 0'Shea's house at Ethan, at the time
0'Shea charges Parnell with paying clan
destine visits to his wife Shetestitied that
Mrs. 0'Shea and Parnell were once locked
in the drawingroom. Mrs O'Shea after
ward explained the lockiug of the door was
essential to the safety of Parnell. as Il num-
Der of members of secret societies were
prowling about the vicinity. She also told
witness to deny that Parnell visited the
house. Another servant testified thas Mrs.
OShea and Parnell were locked in a room
after midnight
Mrs. 0'Shea's former coachman testified
TO driving Parnell to Mrs. O'Sheas resi-
dence after midnight.
An ex-page testified that when he lived
in the service of Mrs. o Shea at East
bourne, Psrnei lived in the same house.
Another witness testified that Mrs
O'Shea took the EaslbOurne House and
paid the rent. Parnell resided there also,
at house in Regents Park, which Mrs.
O'Shea also rented.
Mrs. Steele, sister of Mrs. O'Shea, whom
the latter charged with adultery with Cap
tain 0Shes, took the stand and denied the
charge.
One of the jurymen insisted that peti-
toner be cross examined on counter charges
made by his wife. Petitioner was recalled.
He testified that he lived apart from his
wife at her desire. He denied charges OF
cruelty and said lie always treated his wife
with kindness. He invited Parneil to his
house after challenging him to tight duel
because he was convinced his suspicious
regarding his wife and Psrnell were base
less. This ended the evidence.
- AS neither respondent nor correspondent
made defense, the case was given TO the
jury, who returned verdict that adultery
had been committed by Mrs 0'Shea and
Psrneil, and that there had been no conni-
vance on the part of Captain O'Shea.
In summing up TO the jury the Justice
dwelt upon the charge OF oonniyauce by
OShea and asked why there wss a ne
cessity for all the disguise resoTted to by
Parnell if petitioner conniyed at his wife's
infdelity?
The Court then granted q decree of di-
vorce to petitioner, and also awarded him
the custody of the younger children. The
correspondent psys cost of suit.
PARNELL's POLITICAL OBITUARY.
LONDON, November 17,h The Telegraph
publishes Parnell's political obituary. 1t
says he must cease, for the present at least,
to lead the Nationalist party. II is re-
ported the followers of Parnell do not de-
sire him to retire, unless by his own voli-
ton, in which event the leadership Of the
Irish party will be vested in a commission,
Of which Justin Mccarthy will be Presi-
dent
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Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local anesthetic. DR.. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
AID streets. le22-u
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Regular Meeting Fair Oaks Corps
THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock. Inspection.
SARAH CUNNINGHAM, President.
ADpIE SHIELDS. Secretary. Its
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Wsnted-A few patients for magnetic
Treatment. MRS. FANILLE. l5l2 o Sc. nl4-lws
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BRApYcsoTrSE will cure nothing but
Headache.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

HE, lads and lasstes. HE away!
Nor brook a single hours delay,
If you would carry in your mouth
White teeth and odors of the South.
Haste, haste, and buy single font
Of the unrivalled S0ZODONr.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-18

Daughters of st, George will hold their
regular meeting at Y. NJ. I. Hall, THIS Tues
day EVENING, November 18th, at 7:30 o. clock.
Nomination of officers. By order.
HARRIET GRIFFITH, President.
VICTORIA GARRISON, Rec. Sec. 1t*
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Mrs. Favine, 1879 0 street, Magnetic
Healer. nl4-lwS
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ON THE TURF.
Results of Yesterdays Racing Events in
East.

Results of Yesterdays Racing Events IN
the East.
NASHVILLE, November 17th.-Two-year
olds, half mile, Hominy Bill won, Ed. Bal
second, Laura Doxey third. Time, :5S
Three.yesr. olds and upward, six fur
longs. Billy Pinkerton won. Pantslett sec
ond, Dick Delaney third. Time, l;2o1.
Three-year-olds and upward, seven fur
longs, Little Crete won, Consjgnee second
Neva c. third. Time, 1854
TEree-year. olds and upward, mile anc
seventy yards, Fred Fink won, Clifford sec
onu, Jonn Morris third. Time, 1:52
Four-yesr olds and upward, five furlongs
Miss Francis won, Maggie B. second, Chi
cago third. Time. 1:O1l
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
The O'Shea Divorce Case DeGidtd in
Favor Of Plaintiff,
TWO EXPLORERS MURDERED.
Thirty-eight Persons Drowned in a
Disaster at Sea-Peace in
Central America.
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
TWO EXPLORERS MURDERED.


IsrRcAL DISPATCHES TO ruE RECORD. uiuoS.r
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Summer Post, Attention You are in
vited to meet with Fair Oaks Post THIS EVEN
ING at o'clock. full representation is de-
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Elections In Italy

ROME, November 17th. - The Italian
Clerical party is making the most earnest
preparations at Rome for the municipal
elections, which occur on December 14th.
The policy Of the Vatican is said to obtain
control, as far as possible of the munich
palities, with view of using the advantage
thus acquired in strengthening the Clerical
faction in the national election.
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PEARS soap secures beautiful COM
nlexioD.
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British Grain Market.

LONDON, November 18th. The Mdrk
Lane Express says: English wheats are
steady. Foreign is weak, owing to heavy
Russian shipments. Foreign hours in
Scotch markets dropped Cd, ard in the
English markets is unchanged. Corn is
firm. Oats are up Sd. AT to-day's mar
ket English wheats were weaker. Foreign
is down Sd. for Californis, Australian and
Russian, but Indian is firmly held. Ameri-
can flour is steadier. Corn is dull. Oats
are in demand at further advance OF Sd.
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ED-COMPETENT WOMAN TO DO
w housework in family of two; liberal
wages. Apply 1871 street. n17-2tS
J8JANTED-A WO,lAN TO HELP Do
Wy housework and cook for family mo wash
ing); wages for good, experienced hand, SO;
will be paid per month. Apply to No. 1926 g
street. MI 81
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ULANTED-BY A LADY, A SITUATION TO
w nurse the sick or to do chamber work in a
hotel. Inquire at Colusa House, 1l0S Fourth
street. Mo 3t~
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yxTANTED-TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH
w working girl or widow matrimonially
inclined, by mechanic; 81 years old; stranger
in city This is all right and confidential.
Please address boz I0l, this Office. n16 3t*
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y lost or sold by her, a ladies' gold watch and
chain, also god ring, with quartz setting. Re-
turn to Chief of Police and receive reward. lS-7t$
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r CST-FROM 714 N STREET. A MALTESE
IL cat; answers to name OF sleepy" A re-
ward will be paid for his return. n1S2t$
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UTANTED-BY A GOOD JAPANESE, SIT
w uation 10 do cooking or housework; who
works so faithful Address 5. this Office. ni7-2t'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HORSE CLIPPING-LEAVE ORDERS A,
ZIG K street. NJ ]. MCMANuS. nlS.7t*
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r osT-A SMALL PUG DOG. THE FINDER
IL will be suitably rewarded by returning him
to 1914 o street. nlS-3t
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C.H. STEPHENSON, Post Commander.
W. B. MAYDWELL, Adjutant. 1t
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Founder of Socialism Diving,

New York, November 18th. Reports from
Vienna state that DR.. Cesar De Pope,
founder of Socialism in Belgium, is dying
with consumption at Cannes, his health
having broken down under his arduous
labors. In speaking of the future of the
society, he says: "a universal strike
that is what we must come to. Manifesto
tions on a large scale are necessary, be-
cause these help the demand for manhood
suffrage. The vote of the proletariat can
alone bring about social revolut on,
essential to human happiness. The little
industries must eventually disappear before
the great cooperative unions"
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ERESH MICH COWS FOR SALE AT
L Twenty-fourth and G sts., Sacramento. n1S-7
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T OST-BETWEEN SOUTHWEST CORNER
| 4 Sixth and to lc09J street, ladies' breast
pin made of hair; initial VI. r. A suitable re-
ward will be offered for returning same to 902
Sixth street n1S-3t*
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EoR sALE-29 HEAD OF GOOD YOUNG
Il horses; all broke. Inquire of L. B. RHODES,
Agricultural PARK. nlSI4t*
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ITO LET-A COTTAGE WITH I ROOMS AM
i large yard and stable. Inquire al 1918
street. nlS.tf
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ATLANTA, November 17th.-The Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Unicn at to-
days meeting heard reports of the differ
ent departments and reelected all the old
officers A resolution indorsing Senator
Blair of New Hampshire, and urging his
reelection, created considerable excite
ment and after discussion went to the
Committee on Resolutions. Miss Willard
was confined to her room by illness, and
prayers for her recovery were offered to-
day -
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NOR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST AND
II largest saloons in the city; extra family en-
trance, best location; stock and lease. Inquire
at this Office o5tf
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ITO RENT-a5 ACRES OF GOOD LAND,
i well improved with fruit trees and grape
vines Inq1ire MRS. MCINTYRE, Thirty-eizhth
and II Streets n1S-7t<
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ITO TOLET-FURNIsHEDR ROOM WITH gOARI
for lady, at 1902 o street. n1S3t~
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SE Observation-Disclosures WOMAN FOR
w housework and care of an invalid; no
children or washing. Inquire at 1013 Fourth
street. nlS-2t~
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LINCOLN (Neb), November 17th.-Offi
cial returns from every county in the State
give Boyd (Dem.l plurality of IA, The
balance of the Republican State ticket is
elected by pluralities ranging from , 600 to
5000. The Independents control both
branches of the Legislature, with the Re-
prOportions.
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Sultan of Vitu.

LONDON, November 17th.-Advices from
Zanzibar state that the Sultan of Vitu made
a sudden raid upon the German outposts,
but was repulsed with loss. Native desert
ers report that since he learned of the price
10000 rupees) put upon his head, the
Sultan has become suspicious of every one
around him, and has wantonly murdered
sevaral nf his fnlIowers
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EOR sALE-FIFTY HEAD BROKE AND
MAXoN, ACKLEY s CO., l0l4 Second street.
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UTANTED-A POSITION TO DRIVE a DE-
w livery wagon Of any kind; city references.
Address ] NJ C. this nffice n1S-2 =
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Cause of the senaration.

New YORK, November 1Tth.- Minnie
Palmer says she left her husband Saturday
because he attacked her with carving
knife, and cut her slightly in several places.
Rogers says he had no intention of harm
ing her. She says he was intoxicated and
angry because she spent the evening with
her mother, now Mrs. ]. A. Stesrns.
Rogers objected to her visits to his mother.
because he said he had learned that her
first husband (Palmer) was living, and
that there had been no divorce. Stearns
saws Palmer died wears 400
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t cooperative unions"
knights of Labor.

DENVER, NOVtIuOtT IItu.-IV Is saIU 10
night that the trouble in the knights of
Labor assembled which has existed since
Saturday morning was caused by the dis
covery of an attempt to use the order for
political purposes. II is asserted that some
of the Executive officers during the last
campaign issued circulars requesting the
Knights TO vote for Patterson, Democratic
candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania,
and that in other States the same means
were used. The debate was very heated at
times, but tonight it was learned that
satisfactory explanations were made and
all matters settled
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ysyANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINEYARDS,
wv diaries and all kinds of labor. Women
and girls for cooking and general housework.
Plenty of work for desirable help. Apply at
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Fourth ST., < and Z.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06
Pnt the nrakes

II yeu aad yog aro going doNa bill 10 point
ol heAlth. Failing stEeagta, impaired dtEes-
sias and aAsziaiiaAllaa arc The marks Of DE
eIBa. CbscA these aa1 otltor indaah2es
of pFema.ua decay vita ths grand yissh-
1ef aad FeiFai6,ng ionic, iialsetters Stool.
s+A Eaters. BegiDnisg NJ The fogn;sis
head. ii,a sseslaeA. thu Ktliars remedies ~
iBsiisezsaey. csrTfets rs effufs, snd sRtssit
vigy,Foussy Hs work sffIn silsasliye crEKp is
thus enabled 10 Ihefa2eal. aa;sAr44s- -fgara
the food rs uatfitiye principles watch Lle
blood assisaiia.ihg. Is gariched fags il b.
system neufizlcd. and lsslaE- .zsttTissie4 3
-sss4ss..iA A.as-a-ll, Asi abasfaaal Wasta ~ he
tlss,ns sssyea. Appetite. she PeNes 70 Mes.
ueli, a rsgalar habit are also fo-esss elishtss,
lRua The vartona fanellnnA sasoYs 5gsa iaofy
/ ID their Rasuts. apd hdalthfal grtSs tae
{ Dill,rs. asurcayte. speeisc Iod sHt pre-
vsaliYa iaslHrtal e~ up i1Hts, ~ Vse ii,aA,
T 49, 4,tti 8.tessef iaet lfs499l
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06

Avery simple apparatus Tor obtain.
Ing an electric spark is made by 4 Ger
man physicist, says the Arkansas
Traveller. found the ccnser o. COM
non lampchiUney Is pasted y "trip OF
lin foil. and another strip pasted from
one end of the chimney to within a
quarter OF an inch Of this ring. Then
Z piece oI Elk Is wrapped around =
brush. and the interior Of the chimney
IS rubbed briskiy In the dark bright,
electrie spark may be seen 10 pass from
gas piece OF tin foil 10 she other each
Time The brush Is withdrawn from ,Lhe
shfmney Many other experiments can
tsge tried xith this apparatus
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06
Electric Bn,ers.

Thh remedy IS oeeamitrrs sl7Esis Smnwh
ard 80 pepasnr ~ IT, aeed 1t, ses-eisl tnea-
tion. All sho hase used Elecsr,e Riilars
sieg the same song Of prsise-=-,A purer
medicine dsns net exist EBd II is gsIAr&nie iced
to do Vii thst i elaimed, Electric fsiners
will eurc sli DISEASES * tie Liper and Id.
neYs. will SaHyave Pie 4ts4a ,., l,. is5IS, cait Rhe.
ifaf As.al estAas= ateA.,ss eataaed b : i'm s,s,..
blee ~ VIII drive Naiagia from lhe sys-
tern and preSent az well as cure al Mesarisl
teFefS > n clfd uI ffeEaSchy. GiJHSTTTsE=
tisa slsd thdigesttaa ,ry Electric Bis.ars--
Easila sas3siaesian guaranteed. 81 Haoaey
.teA - tse t4sets. sRd 81 100 psf Dot.
tie at r Motcs9's Drugstore.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06
aRoYAI. GAt.t,l.,,, on pogrRY

-RoYAI. GALLERY or nlETRY
AND ARTH isshe tsile cg saaapsasus
Royal z lassa xels5lne of Si3 pages deYoi-
81 l. sHieeti0ns ,frcyn ths wi3ee Faags q
/ iissuEiisA if.eTatSre, b tk prose aa1 psets,s-
lnssie Is skiigfnl snd synspasbegie hands.
It's vs,Ge il eosanced hY short lsogyapkles
Of sScA q the 100 sssa3ar1 ,salsess. Nhese
productions il, contains, A prominent
feature of wUngAeressit seza,y. ,ateFse. aud
stis4rdvafsess Is f,s6sa ii its ,sesssiY On
superb l.igsSrAtfasJ9Rs. The c0asbtaed re
sait i an S8et gs.sislrh. ~ ss-sst s.4.A.4asa
fsesz.l.pg fos $3.50 es4 Ssdo IN caoits
oiaiingsl which insrcalecs " - the hess
eesnpaoy the world hss ever GnoSa- Tbs
Hosk IL sold BY satsegiptioa eaiy. sad Il,
rare artistse. sn4 ~ell - getss literary aad
kistogis value, ara ~ sFsse Iesaenisesi and
appreciated as sgeAt Au4 EIszcEitev alike
making il q sure tssss r. beginners - Nei
II iaore extesieAesas sssi vssssss. EgF ss'rsas 9
akesey spply 10 7'bs ). hswigg tgaa,paay y
SIS Aarsst 81. SSn kFxucassS.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06
The wahasA Railroad.

THROUGH PULLaANS srom C3lsrG.
! ID. ttaa and wyouaas 70 ST. ls6gis. Tbs
rs,,aires bui ore eaAhge et esrs between
poinls in the State and Territories HbaYa
4<.-11 RAllAde -Ala-
galsss.s..se Mashiastan .Pi4tsbargh ard
other EsstsFa pesa1s.
TIIRotT c II DINING Cats frasa Den
s4. h. .I.aasAs csl4Aulselsns. tizEs rl.iAt
: III 7hrnnzh niueys nom there 20 ths prin-
.cipal kast=Ee eislse, ab.s5slance "a tls,s and
menu tao market agilssdA.
4 THROUGH FREE. CHAIR CARS ym
thu Maassh +, ali prsI4gipal points "a il
line. va Ghicase. Tolssie. 81 Laais La
Fayeits. 5zS Ssorrlile. i,ezsssz, fses Apf,sesa
usayiils. 9pfinessi4, petFo,t. otiaHsrA
am TgsrE TYHFi'slF' IsliiFts.
MANN BuUnUtR CARS arc faa DO
tween kaeas. Cilg and 81 ioUE. Ghtcagp
E1T51 fuiEstb. These are $40 most elegant
taS.,rs.sr ss.sa l,lsz eser hHsts and sEstiFe the
almost pFiyacy ard luxury. Aa elegantly
Aqaipped baaed IS : isroRliHshy lsasaFo q
.pUti. PARTICULARS - and app !.
=s#tisa -
&. NJ nAMfSus.
tgusmgrcial Agt, penyet !,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06

TBec1ofa Cblfl vii eoatribaie n .he
ue4t nnli. hef ~ Hsfpess Weekly tiaESll
\ = 5Jsef IL
Present cgisis laYins spens. tAsaA=is
inpnlhs fraa January 70 JRiT. 1890, ia
s9uth America. Mr.. taal 1sritss .ltsc.ly
fr0E his own atSorv-tior sad eaF..ssi iessee-
Tie papsr IS tbs resE9t Of careful persoral
study Of the aEtlsfi8n " sslsIrs iu tie cpsIn
try of the AscensIaes, ash II the causes
which heys5ea to The present. Complications
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06
THE SPRINGER ARTEsIlS WELL.
What Pluck and EHterpFisc Can ke
eomplish.-Examplss Which sA0pld
lie Followed by the People d
Las Grnees

iyeiust bysn ap 10 SptiHsst 70 take !
look s1 iAas af.esian vel, which enjoys
the distinction q! being not oaly the first
one in New Mexico, be: alsoaf having Ii E
largest fow 81 auy On the American eea-
,iheats and perhaps IN the vorld. eiFtsvas
Rrefreshiag sigia. worti, going long dis-
tanee 20 see, &ad have ja,lea down tow
's:ss ssPci;. ! zstish sss4E h4 If .slessss Il
is iocatrzi tsffrsn a Pseee -of beReh> ial.,i. os
the Wess bank Of the Cimayrpa river, E11Tie
tizirty FEE. Shove HE river bed. ana tive
ard oae=asIf miles csst Ct Springer. The
surroundings are picturesque gtsssg uies-
dows. slopiag tosards tie river. iu the fe,c
ground. While Ia tie south. sbyut kals.a
m,sa distant, near the head II a dser rsiior.,
are sFse liaaslsen.s sad substantial ranch
bGiaiags Of 81. J. ;, Taylor TO wlio.e
enterprise and plac% this Territory & ir.
dsetsd feE ii dpwiag ssH Mr. Taylor. By
the way, br5agJt his steam 4ssiialsoring ap-
-I,zrs,us fn0m CahfosBis. sbert time AZ,
Pc bad Eusae FruiV s1rlzEc cSssia. nit, nipls 10
gets fswa+4-sii-''s..isze sea-ssde property, De-
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Neliee Of PuiiIestIoin.

Ter-i;ary al New Mexit, Third ,fad.c.al
Dis;-iei, Court. G5lnl3o Dsaa Aas.
Jusephus Il Feiser
IN l55l.
Vests A. Frlte'
The ssld eefeaIas;. v,tia a. gelser Is
hereby sct5hel thEt 81 y caalceEX Aes
bepn camaaeaced agaas.f.as Il s-.d Dis
sries CaGE;, Wisaln. and ilr IL Couatg a
.Daaa Aas. Territory aSssssli, Is ssi1
JazeIh2s II. Fsjbsf, oen,ilsiasst, prsgias
ieF "a akseitlss D5ssree ii su saii deteadaay
EE,ts=sa A Peter. on the saad Of absad5n-
Aent. T1at anlesz yoa t.isz- t.isz- vase sfpesE-
zaea in sa5I sun, 5n y l4s5re tAsA 4igst day
of 3Aa next September, ! tTE'4 az sad Court
commencing &C tbe 81 Ay ef sogtelabar,
A. d.. Iss.ay Judgment q delaaii therein
gi!i ~ rendered ass=4-s-t sDa.
A- J. CuEsTY. Clerk.
By w. e. AASnA Dsp'y;
JoHg D. BaYAS. SCI. br C0sA-
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06

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