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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
No Discrimination.

Representatives who wish to smash the
law of 1878 ought to proceed directly
against that statute ard not violate The
principle of he law. while the latter re-
mains on the statute books. by attaching
to the free library bill Il provision which
virtually kills it, The public library ought
to be established as a municipal charge
III der the laws which LOW exist If the
general rule concerning local municipal ex-
penses is hereafter changed the free library
appropriation will snare the same fate as
the others. While the act of 1878 remains
uraltered do not discriminate against a
project which especially benefits the work
inSmen and the school children of the COM
munity, and which is urged especially in
tfeir tehalf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

Wash. Cor. New York Tunes
month or so ago. when the canvass for
delegates to the st. Louis convention was
being made. the old question OF suffrage
those old friends. ''FoX Populi," Con
slant Reader and 'One Who Knows
consumed much space in the local papers
in TIE effort to show that with a revival of
suffrage the c)nd;ticn of affairs lii tn: Dis
trict Would be improved greatly. This opin-
ion, 1t Is proper to say, IS not entertained
by large proportion Of the population.
Many of the negroes. and, of course, the
horde of petty politicians. would Ike to
see the return of the franchise, for oppor-
tunities to advance their selfish interests
would then abound. During the contest
for District delegates. The scenes at the
many meetings were indicative of the con-
ditions which would prevail If suffrage were
restored. The very lowest strata of soci-
ETY.. white and colored. was represented at
these meetings. y meeting which dill not
eliminate in fight was so rare that es-
pscial mention was made of 1t.
Washington wouid not be the handso ne
capital it IS if the form of local goverl-
TSht was different. Even with the
raternal hand Of the government behind
local affairs. there is a disposition to pro-
crastinate il, the administration of Distr.c ct
matters The Commissioners need much
arSinz, ii times.
Al!usicn has been already made to the
defects of the STRENGTHENING system. The
plan OF sweeping tEe SlfeelS QceS nOt re-
veal any originality except perhaps in the
direction of public ineor venience. .
The system is not a whit better than it was
ten years ago. Taumany would be ashamed
of it. but the District Commissioners and
the Congress appear to think it Is good
enough for the nations show town. Other
municipal customs are on par with the
street cleaning There is Ett.e argument
:or the restoration OF suffrage in the Dis
tr:ct and the turning over of municipal af
fairs to the District government which
would he organized in connection with it.
Washington is fast becoming the resort Of
the rich and the cultured, and the form of
government is one of the chief reasons for
this con 1.tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
WOnlen's
Bicycle Costumes

In III" newest cEd NEST becoming" STYLES. and in a
splendid assortment of Lr.wn and mice; Covert
Cloths. TwceGs. Al-o a full lin" of Sweaters.
Separate Skirts. Lrsgins. BIoonIcrs, Hats. Boots.
etc.
\ smart Bicycle Costume consists of Fcrfeci-t;-
ting Norfolk Jacket viii. rrat pearl button "ria-
menis and skirt mad. full the kacc Icy Ilaiis
falling from The pockets. Iaits held in Ilar'
by tabs ana hHit9a-. \ variety OF mixed ciD:iS.
separate skirts for cycling. mad, Of imported
cir.ot. il 2,ay ard brown mixtures. LIST ST s,iac.
Prop length. Fa"i. Observation-Disclosures 10
W" have a Bicycle in This Il. ;'artinrnt by which
10 demonstrate how easily adjusted and how per
feet Ian: n. the skirts are >e,iiuS for the
wheel.
I'D floor. 4. bid -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
ChiIdren's
New Shoes.

Spiihc styles for bors and girls. Tie complete
line is now in. Popular prices prevail.
thildr"ns D"n.ola Bnttun Shoes. hand seH.d. pr
Same with patent zip. Per pair.si. 81 - q ~ -
th;lir.ns Glazed ii,d Tan Goat I:i'iton SHOES,
spring heel, three styles toe. Per pair.
sl.o9, "a. 81. 80 and 81 a.
Chillr7n's Kangaroo calf Lace and Blu; ton S.soc>
icr 81 ~
Misses bInsnt Button Sto,s si-in. heel, IL "a
-. Per pair. 81 ~ and So
Misses Glazed kj ami Dan D,rgoa Lace auI
Button shoes. Peg pair. $50. 50. 49, auI *! 80
Misses Glazed Kid and Tan Goat Lace anl But
ton Sioes. Per pair. 81 80 ami s. ~
EDy~' Kangaroo Calf Lace and Button Shpr>.
spring h"'l. II 10 - Ter iar...............S ,.ub
Youths Patent Leather Lace Shoes. ~. To- -.
Ter piir -.
"a nh"r anne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

The per capita contribution of the resi-
dent of the District Of Columbia to the
national internal revenue taxes of 1875 is
- cents. lie pays considerably more than the
combined Ct ntrihutions of the MISSISSIPPI
plan. The Alabanan. the Arkansan, the
Mantle, tire South Carolinian. the Yer
rnonteI. the North Dakotan, the South Da-
kotan. the Texan, and the resident of In
diam Territory He pays over ten times as
mich the Nermonter-Mr. Powers cen
Stituent--and over twelve times as much as
the South Carolinian. AIR. Talbert's con-
stitItent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
SHOOTING STARS,
Drawing the Distinctions,

1 wish said the candidates wife tina.
the gentlemen who have associated them
selves with your political fortunes would
refrain from using slang. 1t confuses me
What's the matter?''
Il have been bordering over the remark
that one OF them made. He said that you
We're not in it,
Well was the rejoinder, the propr:ety
OF that remark depends On how you parse
the sentence. If IT refers to the race. he
was right; bat If 1t refers to soup ne was
painfully Incorrect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
ITEMS Flannel Shirts
For Outing.

We have just received a complete
and very attractive line OF fine
French Flannel Outing Shirts. in
neat checks and stripes. They are
cut i'll the latest. style. we'll made and
thoroughly finished. Two grades
Each .............SI. so and $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

No one imagines that President Cleveland
will take any notice of the Bayard censure
resolutions. The President has ignored
popular sentiment as to Hawaii, Armenia
and Cuba: has pigeonholed the Armenian
resolutions ard is ready to do the same
thing when the Cuban resolutions are sent
to him. Why should he care what the
House of Representatives or anybody else
thinks OF his friend Bayard?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
The New
PEarasOEs.

NJ: for many have there been mach
novelty and beauty in them Charming i:nr,or;ei
novelties In pleas NJ combinations "f Drrsd.n. Per
sian aG,l oihc. f.cy silks with cfi:ons. iacgs. jes
and ri.,onS.
AS a special vall'e we offer tomor
row:
22nc SILK ra-aSas in chaa-raihe effects aud
plain brown, blue. tan. graz white and black.
iural wood haIriirs. bon. f,irr;c cord -.
and tassel. Eich NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tl.JO
list floor. .l0ih 81. bld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Per capita
District of Columbia.

Does not the Washngtoaan pay enough
both in national and local taxes? Is he in
any respect favored by the legislative body
which. not chosen By him, decides for hin.
ali questions of equitable taxation?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Werner Pure
Linen Handkerchief
At E2T and 2gc.

Two gIisuar i.ri",s. ana maxi extra or,-: -
Keep wide rar:' Of siyleS al each price.
Thu fnll"~ia. pure lonc-ii',r linen. every
thread. and NV uf the designs entirely nr,y.
all of thcni good.
W"mrn's IuT" Linen Handkerchief hc;,ti 'r,l.l
ana rnrUid red. Ia III. .l.i-.
WomeE's Pare L'nen iianl@pTclii"iS. hris' !. -
Women'S Pure Linen ianlkerchirf>. trlIinrd
WITH Ndlenc'crnsS lace. Ei,h. l.i -.
Womeh's Pure ligen HaIGh hefs. h"nis,iirlp"i.
fancy drawn work Each. ..................1ei. -.
Women. Pure Linen Hai,k,.rchicfs sheer ~
heavy. hemstitch,I "a, 4. lls-inch hrmi.
Wo.nen'S Pure Linen Hai,iksrriiicis. "oorad
black toif'cr>. fSch. I'll.
Won,n's Pmc Linen Hands, rchi.fs, harl-cmbTni-
d.red initials, extra good quality. narrow Eenl~.
Womea's Pure Ia,n Iiandker.lii-i>. scaloprd
hem-iitld. e:rbr dercI. Each. ~.
Wom.n's Pure Linen HandkeIcl.fs. h,mstltthgd.
embroidered. trimmed with Naienciennrs lace.
wom,i.'S Pure Linen Handkcr,hiefs. dawn
nerS trimmed with Nalenci.nnes lace. Each. 20.
women's Pare Linen Handker hef>, scalloi"'d
edge. coloreI embroidered. Each ..'.'.
wnmen's Pare Linen ilanikerch.efs. natural fax
color. embroidered. scaoped lace trimmed.
list foo. ........................2d annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Genera lxhils.
AS Ele Explained 1t.

She takes a great deal of interest IN
theatrical matters. and remarked to The
young man:
These cost.r-singers are very popular at
present..
Yes" ne replied, nervouslY.
Il wonder why they call them costers?'
she went on. in pensive tone.
Il don't know, unless it's because il costs
half q weeks salary to go and hear one Of
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
New
Books.
Girls Tam Linen
Crash Blouse Suits

For house. for street. for cycling and all outdoor
spring and summer exercises. For durability they
are uneIua!ed and they Iaurder beautifully. Made
with deep sailor collar. trimmed with white duck
and edged with blue red braid, bishop sleeves.
wide plain skirt. SIZES to II years. N
Each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. pS-oO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Prepared
Pie Crust

Is boon hose who find it impossible To make
good pie crust. Dousherty's Famous New England
Prepared Pie Crust comes in packags~ sufficient to
make pies Is faky and delicious any
Could WISH and :Er mix II. Fer
uiousefUrnsning Dept. 18th floor. llth st. bldgD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

King Menelek Insists that his indemnity
shall be paid in gold. This is another slight
to the financial theory which it has been
sought to inaugurate In the west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

THE Opening has demonstrated that the
In!ais Royal IL headquarters for Black Dress Goods
The most favored nre the 4s-inch-wide Black
Srcpols at 81 ID, the Figured MG.,ars at SOC,
zoe. 81 and S1.35 yl., and the Plain Black Mo.
hairs. :-im h at soc. is-inrh ut 75c and 5O-inrh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Grass Linen NeckWeaa..

Paris Novelty Fronts and Iokes
tip to $40 each, and MANY good imi-
tations of the imported for as little as
% cents.
Sovcr fifty different styles of thes. beautifully
c.i''rt'ier',i Grass Linen Neckpi"ccs. Those COM
binlng front and yoke are practically good a
waist. Will" som. Of IN: yokas the most
artistic NetEI,eccS imported this season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Grass Linen
At the
Palais Royal.

"The most intelligent collection::"
This was the expression of a lady
who, after hunting everywhere in
town, here found the various grass
linen articles to properly match in
shade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

Mr. Reed remains silently content III the
rejection that the man who rides d bicycle
is right in the drift of modern sentiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

3-Hosicry 10y the box at wi olesale prices IL
d.nbIiEs the usual sales 81 for six pairs Mems
..h. ErSiisl Tan ur Fast Black Socks, in box 81
for five pairs Womens 25c Fast Black Hose. with
double soles and extra higi, spliced heels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
The Easter Season.

A sarb both rad ant and temure
she sweetly wears with PLACID brow;
Her Lelten day IS passed. that's sure;
Her husband does the penance now
Generalxllip.
Every month or we have a new
craze exclaimed Howdick who was busy,
ana Warted To be alone.
we have had good many
Yes. First it was the Napoleon craze.
Then came the Triiby craZe, ard next the
poster craze. Ana now, by way of variety,
we nave the catholic rays
lie had accomplished his purpose.
He vas alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

S-Houscseepers tnl the PALMS Royals basement
floor their III st IL arket. Think of only L. each for
crystal Glass Fruit Plates. cents for DoriiIs"r
\ Sons First Quality Tahi. Tumblers, . cents for
haif-.;aion Glass Pitchers. cents for East.r
Flower Vases, % cents for S-,Iuart size REFINED
Bread Raisers. and oaly II cents for Oval Wash
Boiler, with cover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

Only one hundred and ter men were en-
ployed today on the city post-ofTice building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
''Opening" Echoes.

The $50 '.Aztcc' Bicycle for Men and Wo-
men. here at $3.50. acknowledged to be the equal
Of those sold for $40 by agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

lis not the Palais Royal COrsetierc first to
discover and introduce the La Premiere Corset
Think OF only $2Io for French Couti Bias-cut
Thos" heretofore enjoying the luxury of French
corsets boned with whalebonc have never before
paid less than 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Grass Linen l.aces.

The collection is in match sets, so
that all widths may be selected i'll
each style.
Bands, Y. to ) inches. 2;c to 81 yard.
Edges. u. to 10 iuchcs 35c TO $3.9s yard.
All Over. % % As inches, $1.3S 10 81 yard.
GJWith the intention of Offering best variety
and values ut 30 cents yard include thirty diff
fcrent styles OF Bands and Edges, some of which
cost fifty cents at wholesale.
DFr0m S1.25 to 50 yard shown the Jewel
Rands in exclusive designs that being much ad-
mired.
e. Exclusive in style and beautiful In effect Is
the 22nch All Over, spriEked with rosebuds OF
SILK lifclikc in form and coor $l.9S yard. An
ether beauty is the % inch All Over with vinelke
stripes Of silk and gold threads, % yard A
bargain in the 4S-inch-wide All Over, sprinkled with
forget me nOt,, $24S yar'l
D'Ony 9Sc yard for the tS-inch-wide Grass
Linen Chiffon, very sheer fabric of silk ard linen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

9.-Easter Cards and Novelties for Faster Presents
are being quoted as best and CHEAPEST here. And
BoOaS:-tEc handsome cl0th-bOund edition Of THE
Prisoner Of Zend..' is at least price in town-49
cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

5-"The Palais Royal is selling best Dress Lin;nys
such remarks.
3,c yd. for soc quality French Haircloth Lining.
l6c y'i fer 3oc quality Rustic Percaine Lining
DC yd. for 12lac and he for 1Gc Pcrcaline.
9c yd. for 12Rc quality Sesu.
Let us tell you. We make 1t profitable because We
the:elIy sell many more pltterns Of drcSs goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
G. l.. EmbrOideries.
Grass Linen Hose.

The Silk-tinished Isle Hose at
4Oc pair were dyed to our special
order to match the grass linen dress
fabrics.
u The usual tinta sold grass linen shades
here from De in from :;Ic In Isle. from, l3r
III plated silk, from GSc in spun silk, from go
In raw silk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

And haven't you learned heard that 'he
stylish and test-fttins Cloth Costumes arr
at the fias Royal: Those ut $3.50 seem to lie
the most agreeable surprise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25

The Womens Lacy Bicycle Costume, here
AZ $i29S, again and again been quoted as the best
In every respect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Grass Linen Suits.

Tailor-nade Costumes OF pure
Irish linen for only SIS are our 1906
spring specially. Ready made or
made to order.
T. Ills Ultra stylish costume is made witt,
Hi:Zcr jacket. trimmed with pearl hui tons and
n*w-rui skirt: measuring 81. yards base. Til.
material Is ali pure linen, warranted free. frrr! all
dressing. guaranteed to thunder ami look as good
rs row
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Grass Linen Gloves.

VII G5S IIlISEI VlWVESe
The CndreSscd Kid Gloves at
SI.5o and SI.S5 also dyed to our
order.
e. Tile sn-called grass linen shades in Glacc or
Dressed Kid Gloves here for little 81 II
pair ami up TO SD. Every pair warranted
tried Il risk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Grass Linen Waists.

The Waists with detachable col
lar and cuffs that can be Numbered
like the mems are correct for this
season.
u - trnt ion is asked t" the fact that the tit
of Il Waist is as important consideration az th"
quality ami style. perfect fitting Waist not only
looks better but is more comfortable and +, mains
clean longer than Others.
The Palais Royal Grass Linen
Waists have already been quoted as
the best fitting to be found in Wash
irgton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Price List.
Grass Linen Paras0ls.

Exclusive Novelties up to SIS
each and the following not to be re-
peated bargains:
bFS. 10 for Grass Linen Parasols with Congo
wood sticks. white enamelcd paragon frames with
ivOrode tips.
GFS24S for Grass Linen Parlsols with silk
embroidered polka dots in all colors. Enamcl,,l
paragon frame Quaint natural wood handles
Gs3 IS for Grass Linen ParascIs with at
irdctir.iy embroidered nounce. Enamel frame
Novelty handles.
G[$46S for Grass Linen Parasols with silk
stripes woven In colors. Silk lining to mattel,
shade Of stripes. Imported Landles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Grass Linen Fabrics.

Some are not grass linen proper,
but all have the grass linen effect,
and all are ~ inches wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-25
Easter aDcS.
Cilildren's RecferS-

Novelty Cloth Refers. large
sailor cip.ss Df CORRESPOND
Ing material. trimmed in
white braid and buttons.
l;ii-e sleeves md urw
: back
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

have lnsysd steadily westward, IL driven
W lhu mighty hand a God. And fol.
lowing their migration, ,he coune Of
eIhplte has westward taken lla way.
The worlds accpler passed from Persia
70 Greece, from Greece 10 Italy, froM
Italy % Great Britain on 70 Greater
Britain, America Like the star In the
ehat which guided the three kings With
their treasures westward until Il at
length stood nlill over the cradle of tho
young Christ, 20 tho star Of empire rls.
lhgln the onsi, has ever beckoned The
wealth and power Of nntlone westward" I"
The star OF the western empire Ii JUST
rlalng above the horizon. One day II
will ascend 10 the zenith aud there
shine with glory nndImmcd uulllnsllons
and worlds ahail melt again into the
chaos out Ut which ihcy were created.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

In The Juttico Court within and for Precinct
Sumbcr firsen, county VI Grant aud Territory
uf New Mexico.
H. -. Clarke,
!, 81. Assumpsit BY Attachment.
The snd Defendant ., j. Aalvans, is hereby
poiined lhnt suit N hsanmusit " attachment
has btnu cQmmenced against HIN n The Jnallcc
court, within and fog Precinct Number Eogan.
county Of Grant aud Territory Of New Mexico, 81
he enld plalntin, n q. Clarke, resident OF said
freflnrt, 20 recover The sam Of Nllely.eeten
Dollars and Forty Avs oeuis. for goods, wares and
lntfcheniise sold and delivered. for money lent
hid advanced 10 aud paid. laid out aud expended
~ dpfcndauts special request aud dumahd, for
ineneY had and received and upon an account
stated, damsgnn claimed One Hundred Dollars,
that trtrndanlp. property has been attached and
that unless defendant enter his appearance ~
Faid suit on OF befofe June ~, A, o. iHo1 the dny
on which process herein u made rcturuhbD.
judgment by default h0reln Viii 10 entered
agalnvt you ana your property nuu aud applied 10
safely said debt nnd costs
Loria I. MAnsiiatf
Jnslloe Of tho Palee. Precinct No. II, urani
Comfy, New Mexico
dunN FMlLLirE, Constable. Precinct No. II.
4ifst publication June 3. irfH
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

~ tho Inkite Cont within end foy Precinci
number E:e.cn Count, VI OFani aud Territory
81 New MgnlcD.
Il o. Clarke, Agent,
W. A8tuinuflt hy Atlach-
a. J Nulyanc. iucni
rns said defendant, q, :. Mulvene, u hereby
N7liisd Inst Nult n ntsnlnpylt pf gggchmtni
~ bqnh c3lnniruced agslfsi hir, Vi The iustru
our N,ihlr alii l1F f.egintt Sumher keYNn.
y the Couniy ~ ufhni aud Tfrlory Os Aee
.ie1ico, w no gnli piinAs-. n "a tarkc, AGENT.
iry'd ini oi .nid prsclnei, 20 ftrpscs hg rari pi
Nts con Dlilnfs tof Rooni Wtfcs ard marciian.
Asas and dellvred ~ minry ltai nnh al.
lAlcsu % uIh pnid l4ld oqt hH1 expended. ai
defanuaHH rpfelal rplupni Nnd demand Tor mouNy
had nud received nnd upon an arcOuni stated.
dtmagsi clalmtd Thirty DollAfs; that cai.ndantr >
pfopefly has boon ntinchcd and thHt Unless do.
ivndanl enter alp appuAlnncs IN sAld suit Ou OF
lflpfe 1nhc ~ ~ ~ ISM VIA day ON WHICH
pFoecyn hcfrln u made ietnfnghc. iudgnrat hy
,l~iaait lhcrrin VIII b. entered rghlnat ,on nnd
souf prnfort cod and applied 10 satisfy said
d,bt and cDals.
i.oria I, MAnsmAls,
iua'lceof tho ryase, pfoclnct 80. Il, uraal
Comfy, y. A.
JUns pan.tirs. cnnsishla, Precinct No. a.
f.tst Publication jnne o. 1895
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12
Plum and Cherry trees ..
AZ 80 cents each.

fhsps trees I guarapies sfus
to name, home grown and iirsl'
class.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

Tho best aalve In the world for cuts,
hTulves, sores, ulcefe, hnlt Fheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hnnds, chilblalns,
rpFns, and all skin eruptlone, and poal.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
u 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect sasisfac.
tlon OF money refunded. Price g cenls
pel hox. For sale by j, r. Byron, drug
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

Tho subscriber hereby fives notice that he has
begn dnly nppnluicd administrator Of the estate
~ Frank A.. Davenport. late ul Grant County. "a
the Territory of NeN Mexle0, deceased an
persons Indebted 10 The estate ~ said deceased
ARE requested 10 make luftedlaln pagmeuf nnd
All these having claims 10 pFeherl sairo tot
dated Al Dsinlng. y. A., May "a. 1900
hnAnkH FIELD,
ptt Administrator.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12
DEMING LODGE DIRECTORY.

HEMrNo CHAPTER, NO. B.R.A.m. s.
A. Ruiaf Conversation second ThuFsday Ia each
onlh al ! PM, ln Masonic hall soioafnine
DmpaniSnt cordially invited.
In. rrNnnoToE, Secretary.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

CLARK RoDoERs.
silver City, New Mexico.