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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-07
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.

HOW TO CURE YOUSELF WHILE USING IT.
The tobacco habit grows on Il man until
his nervous system is seriously affected, i'm
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It viii notify you when to, stop. We give a
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with 10 per cent. interest. ~"Baco-Curo"
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took your first chew or smoke.
Cured BY Baco-curo and Gained Thirty
Pounds.
From hundreds of testimonials, the origi-
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ton, the following is presented;
Clayton, Nevada Co., Ark, Jan. 2S, 1893.
Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co. La Crosse,
Wis.-Gentlemen: For forty years l have
used tobacco in all its forms. For twenty
five years of that time I was a great sufferer
from general debility and heart disease.
For fifteen years I tried to quit, but couldn't.
1 took various remedies, among others "No-
To-Bac,' 1.-THE Indian Tobacco Antidote.''
Double Chloride of Cold" etc., etc., but
none of them did me the least bit of good.
Finally, however, I purchased a box of your
'Baco-Ouro" and it has entirely cured me of
the habit in all its forms. and 1 have increas-
ed thirty pounds in weight and am relieved
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Pastor c.. P. Church, Clayton, Ark.
sold by all druggists at 81 per box; three
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upon receipt of price. Write for booklet
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La Crosse, Wis, and Boston, Mass.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-07
FAIRv1EW.

School closed on the first.
Doc Silver and Jack ~Spradling are
out on a prospecting tour.
Mesdames John and Chas. Yaple, of
Grafton, visited here last Sunday.
Gail Miller moved his family back
to his ranch on the ella the first of the
week.
Mrs. Penny, a recent arrival in this
section, was the guest Of E*rs. Dimes,
recently.
Mrs. A. Adams and John MacPhail
lett on Tuesdays coach, en- route for
Canada.
We were reminded that this is the
moving season by seeing loads OF
household furniture transferred from
~ Nv
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-07
A Man Who is Tired

All the time, owing to impoverished
blood. should take Hoods Sarsapara-
rilla to purify and snrich his blood
and give him vitality and vigor.
This condition of weakness and lack
OF energy is a natural consequence
of the coming of warmer weather,
which finds the system debilitated
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-07
Write For Catalogue.

and the blood impure.
A good spring medicine is a necessity
with almost everyone. Hoods Sar-
saparilla is what the millions take in
the spring. Its great power to purify
and enrich the blood and build up
health is n Of the facts of com
mon experience.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-07
Friday, May z, 1897.
LOCAL NEWS.

DISTRICT court adjourned last Satur-
day.
For GOOD writing paper and enYel-
opes, call at this Office.
Hugh McTavish, assisted by Chas.
Bishop, is doing assessments on his
claims on Black Hawk gulch.
Mrs. W. o. Thompson started Mon,
day for Cowansyille, Canada, TO visit
her mother. She will also visit friends
at Creston. Iii.
Mr.. Robertson, a representative OF
the Arkansas Smelling company, spent
three days among the mines in this dis
trict. Mr.. Robertson, who was well
satisfied with the mineral showing
left Tuesday morning for the railroad,
Dick Steele is up from Hillsboro fol
the purpose of moving his family to
the co~unty-seat. Dick says that the
placer deal is a sure go, that the money
has been paid and it is expected that
the new company will commence work
next month.
The desperate killed near Clifton,
Arizona, last week has been identified
as Black Jack who has terrorized the
people of the southwest for the past
two years, and was buried at Clifton last
Friday. Black Jacks right name is
said to be Tom Ketchum who played
the role of a daredevil desperate
in Texas. If Black Jack doesn't prove
an alibi during the next two months
be will be considerably dead.
Last week we stated that the fishing
season opened May 1st. We got our
information from one of the great
"moral" sheets not a 1000 miles from
Santa Fe, and the information was
erroneous. The trout season com
mences June 1st., and the deer season
September 1st and,closes with the end
ing0f November; the new law protects
female deer at al, seasons of the year,
Under the provisions of the new law
all persons who haye been IN the habit
of shooting deer with boot-jacks OF
other household furniture, will have
to eschew their old-time pratice, for
the law speciGes that deer and ante.
lope must be shot with "a gun"
1t was with regret that the people OF
this section received the news of the
assignment of the firm of Creighton &
Graves, of Magdalena. We give the
the following particulars as published
by the Albuquerque Democrat Of the
Srd: The Creighton & Graves assign,
ment in Magdalena, was the largest
that hs occurred in New Mexico fol
severe gears. The liabilities are $47,
23S.OO and the assets 100000, a third Of
which is in the stock. John Balm Of
Magdalena and F. G. Bartlett Of Socor
70 are the assignees. and DR.. j. M. Ty
Ter and L. NJ. Browne OF. Socorro ap
praisers. The assignment was the re
suit of II. It. Horns visit to the place
His brother, who was killed, was
partner in the firm which at that tim
owned a saloon and livery stable also
All of his estate, except $4,000 and in
terest, had been settled, aud this Is TIN
cause of the failure.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-07
Rising Generation,

Papa inquired the editors only
son, what do you call your Officer"
We'll, my son, | believe the editorial
office is generally known as the n
tum s%anctorum."
The small boy was thoughtful for one
moment, then he burst out: 81 suppose
that mammals Office is the spankum
spanktorum. isn't it?"-N. Y. Journal
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-07

Now is THE TIME to purify the
blood, and Hoods %Sarsaparilla is the
best medicine for the purpose. Thou
sands of great cures prove that it is
the One Great Blood Purifier.
HOODS PILLS are the ~favorite fam
lily cathartic and liver medicine. Price
25c.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-26

vas given 20 secure cote Of Decry 20
tie Guarantee Loan ard Trust Company.
w1tcn was aftsrwsrd assigned 20 Sears
~ the trust company.
Articles &c incorporation sor the C5is-
nan Mining Process Company we're fled
u the AUDITORS o1lee yes lerG2y. with q
capital stock OF xt18 ae8 The iucoypora-
tors for this new concern ara John e.
Coleman. 3. S. Scott and p II Cariyo--
Seattle t. 20 be the principal place Of
business
Judge Benson yesterday signed an order
racatlng ths attachment issued In fae
case OF Bsiknzp. Johnson e Powell vs..
Kate Alcheissn and Mark Nicholson. A
Ike order Sas also signed n rae cases Of
II. kosenbaun A. Co Is. Marx Nicholson
snc Katie Atcn@ls@H and Fielschner,
Mayer * Co. IS. Katie Nicholson e. TX.
Ar order confirming sale Of property IN
the case Of TIE 1zndlnzyiau-Ams rlcan
Bank vs. Hermann Daai and Regina Dahl
vas signed D. judge Moore yesterday.
Tie property sold consists Of lots l., =
2 ard "A. In block g ard LOT ie II block
5. al IN Lakeview addition. and was
knocked down 70 the pia4agIS for s4lssT.
Judge Moore signed an order confirming
the sale 81 the following Gescrfsed prop
erIy IN controversy il the case OF Frank
A Jones 50 J. ii. Carson et al: south
east quarter OF southwest quarter and
southwest quarter OF gogt .eAst quarter
OF section =. liz township =. containing
eighty acres. which VAS bid IL BY TIE
plaintiff for 500 Il.
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PUZZLED THE POLICE.
Man Whose strange Actions
Caused His Arrest.

John Booth Is a puzzle TO the police
Either he ought 20 be IN Steilacoom, or
ae needs q rest from bad whisky.
lie commenced yesterday morning by
visiting taA police station and attempting
10 communicate with Sheriff Meyer about
a meeting OF the Tacoma council. When
he informed Sergeant willard that he had
an appointment with the Tacoma law-
makers, the sergeant suggested that he
was crazy. Booth left the station.
The next thing heard OF him was at the
corner % First avenue and Madison street.
He was standing In the middle OF the
track talking 10 the cable as Il hummed
merrily on IT'S endless journey A cable
car came down the Hill and q benevolent
man showed him OF the track. Then he
went into the Louvre saloon and acted
80 strangely that Patrolman Grant. hav-
ing been told Of his dOings, sent him 10
police headquarters.
IL is supposed that Booth Is the man
who went into the Dingley- Hardwick Co. $
store IN the morning and purchased an
expensive revolver. A little later he re-
turned and said he had no use for the
gun"
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All SEMEATs.
.Hun,anity.v

wiEiam A. Bradys neio-dramatlc sue
cess. Humanity" by Sutton Vane. will
be- put on At the Seattle theAter for two
nights and a Saturday matinee begin
ming Friday. FOR the first time in this city
Il is a rafting English production. sharp.
yir!ie. romantic, redoient OF innocent Eng
l.sh country life, and OF the smoke OF bat
tie that arises almost increasingly be-
tween the Beers OF DOM Paul and the ad-
ventar0as Brltishers. But for the former
pretty picture. Humanity" might be
sty.ed an English military drama. But
the FOX hounds and ths hunter and the
rural loneliness divide with the war horse
and the clash or vicious steel the attention
or the audience. Mr.. Joseph Grismer, sup
ported by Miss Phoeoe Davies. heads a
powerful cast OF twenty-six speaking peo-
pc AMI as many others IN sapernGmsrary
roles. Il is staged right up TO date. IL
viii be given here with al the original
scenery and effects that were used during
It's recent engagement at the Columbia
theater. San francisco. A bargain matinee
WI be given Saturday. at which 20 cents
viii be charged 20 sl parts OF the house
for adults and Is eents for children.
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with the MIiwsakee Brewing Co<rrary
three years. and was a hard vo~ksr u.
has wtss living In Chicago. but Der aa-
dress IS not known
Another Driver Injured
There wSs . c-ash:rx Of wagons a
2.uaslng o. horses. and Al wEsor driver
Of one % the Frye Brain Cserrauvss
wagons struck TIE brick pavement. He
staggered 20 his fest, reelss ana wou1s
have fallen bat .or kindly ha-1x He was
taken Into Lang's drug store. corner %
Fist avenue and Co.nmnss street. where
d.. Montgomery Russell attended 20
His eft ear was badly cut and the sane
side 81 Els face was severely bruised TIE
rseracarpal bone Of the ring snger % ere
aand was oroken- A carriage was called
ard The injured nan wzx taken 70 rs
home. corner OF Terrace street and Ffstn
avenue
TIE accident happened In 'front.' 81 the
D.ngl-y-Eardwfek Conpany's store WI
lox was going Up First avenue a. a good
pace. IN front % the Dtng.ey-Har1wlek
store stood J. II. NcSo-sey-s express team
AcSorsey saw that there was danger %
w4aoxs wagon striking his own He
yelled Look out wIIox pulled the left
rein and hls horses answered quickly. The
front wheel missed the express wagon. bat
the hind wheel caught. WEox's wagon
tipped partly over and he was thrown 70
the ground. His team ran along First av-
enae 10 Marion street and then turned
down toward the water front Little dam
aga was done 20 the horses
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court Notes

marriage license vas issle3 YESTERDAY
"a Te-nfi a. Eapke. - INTERPLAY. and Ma
bel Fettesiy. af Ballard
a decree IN the divorce case - Clara
wailriy W. John II. Nhiipiy vas signed
yesterday by Judge Jacobs
Judge Jacobs granted q continuance q
80 hAsr fur 81 the habeas CORPUS case
against Johu Fenwick uniH today
TIE defendant In the ease ~ NARY Car
rf@v ~ 81 s Jones Hte& a motion for
nex trial IN the superior coaTt yesterday.
Ar order n aefanlt was entered yester-
aav in tne cass q t.owFnso s. HRrferd
STATIONERY and Printing Company rs
James palan. ey Judge Benson
Default sua iaasasent we're entered yes-
,sreay IN ths case q ere Jehn schrsHa
fs@rr,r.nv As O. E schett'sr an9 SIR
frtvre the fgeErueHt amounting 80 SIS -
q~,e Sssa zunesI bend in ere ease 90 Nsn-
roe Russell vs. Samael Blair. wtth Rus
sell as principal and = p A@Flnestan
secretly. wss alec yesterday ia Ire seee-
rfsF court
rae divorce proeeeding Drought BY E}-
tAn Jane Fssion against E10aEd Fa5leN
was dismissed yesterday ar ne request o
rae platnflm PrceabtY znatbsF case e
~k8zs and make NJ
Mary T. Meroral8 . defendant in the
ease ~ the Northern Counties Investment
q~vsss Company ~, E1Wsr p AtWoe1 ~
a. sled 81 amended answer 80 the piaia~
tffy@s complaint yesterday
sfse city - seattle has appealed 80 re
,tse~sr,- eaarr fraEu shc aecislan 80 the
s.sreesor eeur5 81 tie case brought ~
AMram J. saavev for can&em18as prep
srlY tu ust3&oiES SScane sFenae Ars
s~syey was xfVaa a Judgment Tor s12ls s.
xs~sf,s-s - fars conclusions 80 3aw s-a
se~rer sema signed ~ 1atEr N7oFe yes
tse,4aV ln fhs eAS@ - tie German savings
ana In&n society vs. James - 4TpaT et
- rae aetiaz vas fer EEH foreclosure o.
a prom assery nesa ~ $50. secured ag
mortgage.
= NJ shears psstuaHs5 the Superior
ssaaPE yesterday ard wNs ETzEte1 8esVe -
sl.ske fscea FurEs- receiver 81 TIE uaaT-
sr9ea rEsaa Anf Txssst Company a 6efenA-
as "a a case 80 - tustltuEe1 AE tse pete
tlamsr Ax4fnsg "a. = Deuag ara otaers
E0y the foreclosure 81 . saSFtSAsss WAaeA
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Following Is a list OF Jurors drawn jan
uary =. 1857 10 serve IA Judge Jacobs
department beginning February ?: A. J,
Taylor. Burton. Wash. J. W. Perkins.
Maple Valley: George G. Bartlett. Ma
srana Park. city. 5. J. Robertson. Mono
hon wash. W Thornton. Duwanizh.
II c. Gessner. Richmond; Frank North,
vashon. " o'Brleu. soS East Spruce
street. city. Thomas Nicholas, Union and
Weat streets seattle: l. ". FOES, SIS SEN
ga street. city. John shea. Mesker; David
shank. West Seattle; J. r. Munson. ~
Csess~ntaI block city: n. II. BicSneu.
yronrbtan. Wflisrn NcMnllen Enumclaw;
Henry r. washbarn. Denny way and Bal
lara street. George Newell. paw aniSh;
George ". workman. Van ASSET.
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PERSONALS.

J. w Gillespie. a merchant OF San de
FGca, Is at the Dillsr.
James Harris justice OF the peace OF
Tolt. is registered at the Diller.
NJ j. Csrrigan, mayor of Port Angeles.
was in the city yesterday on visit.
George y. Mclean. a prominent mer-
chant OF ut. Vernon, is al the Butler.
f. w Purdy came down from What
com last night and registered al the But
Ter.
A. F. Gsrtner. q well-known insurance
man Of Portland. is a guest at the But
Ter.
Col Henry Landes. OF Port Townsend.
vas among the guests al the Butler last
night
Henry Rothchnd. the Port Townsend
ship broker, was guest al the Northern
last night
Angeles. was among the Northern hotel
guests last night
Lester W. David. postmaster Of Blaine.
arrived Ia the city last night and regis
tered at the Butler.
j. d. Riley. of Shelton. and II. B.
Young. OF New kamilchie. merchants,
were at the Butler last night
Charles ". Hayward connected with the
c. & n w. Railway Company. was about
the Butler hotel corridor last night.
President z. o. Graves, Of the Chamber
OF Commerce. who has been in Washing
ton city in the interest OF the army post,
is expected 10 arrive in Seattle this morn
ing.
Superintendent .. f. Brewer, OF the
government Indian schools. arrived in the
city last night with the following young
half-hreed Indians from Dungeness en-
route to the school az Tulallp: James
Henderson. Frank Henderson. Leah Hem
derson. Colvin Mcpherson. Joseph Hem
derson. Eva Clark. c. Jessie Pain The
party stopped at the Northern.
Carl l. stebbins. OF Springfield. Mass.
is visiting friends al I0I51z Madison street
Mr.. stebbins left his home December I and
before coming to Seattle made an extended
tour through the Southern states He
owns & ranch near Lake Cushman and
viii go there 10 rusticaie for a while. He
has been away from Seattle for Two or
three years. and says that things gener-
ally look much better than he expected.
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"Hnnengr Tonight.

"Humbug" drew a large audience az the
Third Avenue theater last night. 1t Is one
OF the best comedies ever seen here. On
Thursday evening the bill vii be changed
snd Shadows OF Great city will be
presented.
Manager Russell has arranged a novel
s7d instructing contest for the matinee
children. Re proposes 10 present the boy
or sri composing the greatest number OF
words from the letters In the name. Third
Avenue theater." with a s. gold piece. The
one having the second largest Hst VII be
given box for the matinee. The award
viii be made BY a committee OF three gem
uamen selected from the STATS OF the
Post-intslligencer the Times and the Ar
gus. All manuscripts must be IN BY Satur-
Gay. January CO.
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william f. Hartman wsntea.

chief - Police ReeG received a letter
yesterday from Joseph DiriEo - Nun
roe CITY. 40 asking for Information q
hts hrcther-tn-1aw. William r. Hartman.
Hartman left Munroe city thirteen years
aEa and has never written % his ralz-
tive Recently D3rtgo beard that he was
IN Seattle. The description q Hartman
savs thst he s. ahout ~ years I'D % Ger
Fazn descent. and that the ut36se finger
cf ane hand has been cut % near the ssse-
oe6 8oint - far the poitee have noE oesn
abe % ana any trace % Hartman.
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A. ueetrx - ths board - pub'te
works yesterday tie bio x G. J Erickson
ser thc Improvement - Terry aveage an5
Virginia street. s. SO n vas re5ected IS
toe htgh-
petition ~ May EaAbsG e a. far
the grating q TNsenty ~sssoa6 avenue
s1sth was reported on BY the city 60
g1nasg. wao estimated tne cost - tas
work AZ = $50 o which the property own
srS' nortIoa was se15a TIE pstifion vas
laf3 or tbe Eshae pendiag az Investigation
& tae eroanA
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INTO A HATCH.
First officer Metcaife Receive. Pain
full Injuries Aboard the Tenshfn.

a. II. Metcalfe. first officer OF the steam
e- TensEin MaTu. fe.l down hatch aboard
the steamer Sunday afternoon. while the
vessel was shifting from Arlington dock
20 the Oregon Improvement Companys
coal ounkers and received painful. though
not serious. injuries. The accident hap
pensd ii a peculiar manner. Netealfe was
asked by one OF the deckhands 10 show
him where the coal hatch was. and was
leading the man along IN the dark when
he suddenly fell into an open hatch. He
caught himself sufficiently 70 avert a
plunge 70 the bottom OF the bunker, but
had his left leg badly skinned ard received
a hard thunap on the left side He was as
sisted from his dangerous position and
taken TO his cabin, where his Injuries wers
attended 70 later on by the ships doctor.
II appears that some one had opened the
bunker unknown 70 the first cfiesr or deck
hand.
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Actions were begun IN the superior court
yesterday IN the following cases:
fyrastes r HUI VI william r Brawley
e, ai-Pvonagssor note and mortgage.
81 pN
sold ana delivered. Si60
Eaes E CO We " +. Conwsy--Iran
scrlot from Justice Ingersolfs court
t.~ t,,reean-s We lewis y MarteW 81 al
~Frossissory note and mortgage. SaA n.
Gordon & CO. vs. Arson Gurney--
Transcript from Justice Coopef'S court
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SETTLED WITH CREDITORS.
Empire Jewe1ry Company Pays ss4
Cents on the Dollar,

The creditors o. the Empire Jewelry
Company VIII receive dividend OF 81.
eenfs on the dollar Tor their claims, Judge
Moore having signed an order yesterday
directing Receiver Barnes 10 make settle
merit Or that aasls
According 10 me petition OF the recslEsr
lied yesterday the property % The c0mpe-
- vas Knocked down 20 Albert Mayer for
s.. ~. he being the hignest bidder. The
claims against the concern amount 10
sss.szs.Ss, thus Making t8s amount of ths
dividend 10 D. paid 10 the creditors 81.
Per cent % the amount az raeir clans.
ne names Of tie claimants. the amounts
% tnesE Claims and the amount they all
De entitled 10 Is a. follows.
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Mr.. Louis James win BE warmly vel
coined to tae Seattle theater tonight and
tomorrow night, for he brings two new
PLAYS which have never before been pre-
sente6 west Of Denver Ton Sht he viii
present his grand. scenic production OF Or.
BiFas tragedy % "Spartacus." which has
been made famous bv ths genius 81 Ed
win Forrest ard John Mccullough. ard
ca "Wednesday he win give his new and
~ 5iIanf comedy from the Freuch. entitled
My lord and Some ladies" The com
rauy is an unusually strong one ard In
ciuaes. hes.aes the star. Mr.. Gay Lindsey
Coffin Eempsr. Miss Alma Kruger. Fer
eucA Everett
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Story of N .HoId-In.v

AT $50 o'clock Sunday morning Her.
man Hsnnigan. OF Ballard. reported at
police headquarters that ne had been held
up al the corner OF King and Second av-
snge south at o'clock the same morn
ing, and robbed of $3.50 cash and a scarf
pin valued AZ 81. Hennigan's condition
as such that the police 40 rot credit
his story.