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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19
Gin aamtpf bis aaf,s Mener.

Noblesse oblige, 9lOel berpf1ibtet, ebeI
I'll 6dnbeln. Wenn mir audi Der mLoberne
Nbel, b. +. bic @9lotiunter unO &o9!enbaz
rome, pel9e bns G9idial iiber biel @ige1z
t6um unb biele Qrbeiter geiteqt bat, bas
,,noblesse oblige" beberSsen unb bebenz
fen piirben, baB fe ni9t nur Re4te ii6er bic
Nrbeiter, ionbern AUDI pfli4ten gegen
biefel6en BADEN.
eSyn einem anberen Mrtifel ftnben unIere
2efer cine tur5e @ef9i9te Der @ontroDerIe len
unb @irren, pelbe 81 benz blutigen Gon=
flitte in pana unh 9irben gefiibrt BADEN,
mnb mir t0nnen ni9t umbin gu %ertlGren, baB
in biefem Streite bic m 5 Ir6eiter
uniere polfte 9pmpatbie baben.
@enn mir ben Sang Der grei9niiie
S9ritt fir @9ritt berfolgen, 70 bsmerfen
mir in benz 8er6alten Der Minen6eIiber bic
flare NbIi9t, bic tpeiBen @rbeiter gu perz
brdngen unb fie bur9 Negerdrbeit su err
feben. Wie 19on in friiberen Nrtiteln berz
porgebpben porben lit, bunbelt es ii9 bel Der
Negerarbeit ni9t MIR I'M btaigere 20Ane,
fon6ern Dor Muem oarum, baB ibr Jerabe
oas lieb lit, mas Der fletBige, orbentli9e uno
Itrebfame tpeiBe 4rbeiter baBt: unregelmds
Bigteit unb re9t biele Jeiertage i'm Sabre.
Der peiBe Nrbeiter in Nmerita bat it4
an einen getpifien STANDARD of Life" ge7
p06nt; un1ere BoIititer BADEN bisien
STANDARD of Life" ais ben beiten Der
WeGt in alien Sonarten gepriefen nnb es 1T
ba6er nun nutirlif, OaB ii4 bic 4rbeiter,
ielbIt iene in ben &o6lenrebieren, gegen Die
@rnieorigung pebren; iie pOllen auF feline
tieFere 9tufe Der 2ebensTibrung berabgeIeBt
tperDen.
Wer d1fo ben STREET 3pif4en ben Minenz
beIibern unb ben Mrbeitern ri3tig beurtbetz
len min, Der muB i'm bon bie1er SeIte a1lTz
faIen unb er tpirb bann ni3t anoer5 fOnnen,
a1s bic Nrbettgeber. gang 9lei9 oh tie our3
Die Gonturren3 ba5u ge3pu1gen opet Ollr9
@etpinnIu9t angetrie6en t%pnrhen, gu bs1AaI=
biaen, bic 26bne unb ben STANDARD of
Life i6rer Qrbeiter fbitematilb Der
ubQebriidt gu BADEN, er piro cs daBerz
benz poGtGnhig begreifli9 unb gere3t fin-
ben, bab 1i9 Die &~OblengrGber bagegen ber<
pebren, ia fogar gu @epalt g~reifen, tpenn
ale friebli6en @ermittelungsberfu9 BON
ben apblenbaronen 3Ariidgetpieien tpereer1.
There is nothing to arbitrate !" la
gen biefe mobernen @Ogte.
Die peiBen Mrbeiter iinb por Sa9rsn in
elei9er MeiIe in Die &o9lenrebiere bon
SGinois qelodt snorben, tuie 1est bic Neger
bon NGa6ama. Man fat t6nen, menn audi
gerubs nibt golbene 8erge, 70 bo9 elm sez
fi6ertes Mustommen Deripro4en. Wo &o9z
Flenfl6be 1inb, III bas 2anp gepD5nll9 fir
| electromagnetic i6le9t 81 ge6rau3en, Die
| SberflG9e 1T bon 2etten unb 2ettenf4iefer
bur6rifen, Der 8pben 1T unbur9ldffig, Der
l1niergrunb falt unb bic gan5e @egeno biz
selig. 8ein Menf4 pirD iii cine &o9Ien>
gegenb aisben, UNI 2anbpirt9I9aft gu ireiz
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19
0rtpattrmppen aHterifanti0er GOr=
O~prattDuett%

Sci ben l1nruben in 8irben purbe e3
bouenbs ii6er ieoen 3peifel 6inaus flat, 6aB
Die &%pblenbarone, felt ite iebe f4ieosgeriAsz
li9e @ntf@eibung iiber Die maBOoaen 5prGez
runqen ibrer peiBen Qr6eiter batIA abgez
tpieien, ih6 befolbete betpoffnete pripatz
mann19uften angei6afft BADEN, gang tpie
bic 3~ningD0ste bes groBen 9ta4lfd5rifantet
Carnegie es Dor feds Sa5ren gu 9pmetean
in penniplDanien tbaten.
9iefe b~slpaffneten 9ritbatmonni4uftea
bic meiftens auBer6al6 bes @taaies Suinoia
bur9 griDatbete p=Ngenturen angeiporben
tpurben, itanben auBer6al6 zines ieoen gea
1eBli9en 8er6anbes, gebDrten ni6t our
Mannf9aft bes 5beriffs unO empfinaen
i6re 8efeble ni9t BON gefeBli9en 8ebOrben,
Ionbern lebigli9 oon ben 8arone1, fir bic
ie angetporben nuren. sic 6efanDen ii9
t6etls in berf9an5ten Bayern BEL ben Sob
Iengruben, t6etls auf ben @ifenbd9nSIgen,
bon tpel9en bic in Nlabama angetporbenen
Neger, groben Shells ~entlaffene Strdflinge.
Die pd6ren0 ibrer Straf3eit na4 ebler fiibz
li4er 0eiie an &o6lengru6en Dermiethet
puren, als Grfub fir tpetBe Arbeiter nad9
SQinpis ge6ra9t tpurben.
@on fol4en PriDatiOlbaten fieien au4 Die
eriten S4ufe Bel Dem 8lutoergieBeE in Sir
ben.
g2d9 ben b%lutigen rnru6en gu 0omeFteah
b%erOammten anfdngli4 au9 gang confcrba~
tibe ngIii4zamerifanii9e 3eitunaea na6<
6riidli6 Die 4niteQung unb tpiGfirli9c Der
%penbung berartiger 8ripattvupper burd
GOrporatiOnen, pG9renD iebt Die meiiten
bieier 8IGtter bic 9aupt19ulD BEN peiBen
&oblengrd6ern in Die S9ube gu f9ieben
fu9en.
SD tpiirbe bieIe Gepu6lif 5ingerat6ea,
tpenn Die Me6r6ett Der groBen S~orporatic%
men ii4 iOl4e 9ribattruppsn 6ielte un5 bieie
auf 8efebl i6rer 8rob6erren I9ieBen, Dauen
uno fte4en f0nnten? $50 6liebe bd Ser Staat
nit fetner MiGitdrgepaGt unb feiner Srrz
nun9spfli9t? l1nb tpo bliebe ba Die 1reiz
belt? Sin fol4er 3uitanb nGre bic @inleiz
tung 81 elmer a1geneinen Nulr9;e btn
pben; uno fem npblgeorbnetes Staotsipeie1,
glei3ptel O6 Repu6lif ober Monnr9ie, tann
ii4, tpenn es ni4t gu 9uniten Der unberz
dntpOrtli4en @iutiirgepalt BON 9rioatz
urterne6mern i4mGbli9 a6banten min, 70
etpas gefalIen laien.
Ha9bem bur9 berartige 3uitGn6e 6erbeiz
gefa6rten 8~lutOersieBen 3u6omefteab f6ritt
Der OamuIige pennfpGbanif9e 8ef ormgDuDerz
11eur Pattiion gang %einfeitig gegsn bic aus
unb oufitdnoigen 4rbeiter elm. Infer SGiz
molten 8OuDerneur Sanner, BON benz Niez
monO fogen tonn, buB er Elm Reformgouperz
reur lei, bsnimmt fi3 t~nfofern 3ere6ter. ais
er bur4 bic enbIi4 nu4 @irbem g~efanOten
geieBliden @toutstruppen OOr NGem aud
Die i4teBluitigen pribattruppen Der Roblena
borOne entpaffnen IieB, Qber ou9 i'm trifft
Der @orpurf, baB er bieIen fre6en Gingriff
tn bic Staatsgepalt Dorber geou!pet Fat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19

@rbeiter es fpagte, auf Der StraBe gu erf3et.
men, purbe er miBbanbelt. gnbe September
fanbte Der @ouperneur cine feline N6theilune
Sruppen na9 pand, peld]e AUDI genigenf
mar, bic Orbnung aufre9t gu erbalten, fis
bic @rubenbeIiber ben @Duberneur in Gsnnts
nib IeBten, baB Elm neuer G6ub fijblidel
Qrbeitsr eintreffen ipiirbe, fir ben Fte peitez
rem S9uB b~erGangten. Vie Weigerung Dee
@ouDerneurs, beien S9u5 3a gslpd6ren, unG
bic BON inn bafiir ange9ebentn Griinbe fini
betdnnt.
Seer trdgt nun bic Sbu1b? W2an fam
aus benz '@orgebenben unm0gli4 fi9 Der
Sbatfa6e Oerf3leBen, oaB Die 8rubenbez
flyer ben 6%auptant6eil baren tragen. DEM
Iis BADEN ii3 beitdnbig gsp:igert, eiren Den
Nrbeitern entgegenfommenben S9ritt 81
tbun, pd6renb biefe i6rerIeits ii9 in leber
Neiie entgegentommenb 3e5ei9t BADEN. Der
@nfpru9 Der @rfteren, baB bel eimsm bD6ez
rem 2obne tpie 80 Gents ibre &oble DDn Der
Gpncurren3 auf benz Wlartte allsgei6IpHen
tperben ipiirbe, mag besriinoet iein, aber
ipenn er bsgriinbet lit, ndrum tpeigerten fe
ii9, Dem itaatIihen G~4ieOsgeri6te Die @ez
peiie bafiir 5u liefern unb bteieln einen
@inbIid in bic Sadie gu g~etpdbren2
Was bic Weigerung beg @ombernsurs be-
trifft, biefer leBten Mrbeiters @infibrung fsiz
ren @9ub angebeiben 81 la1en, 10 mag bas
9Re4t ni9t auf feiner Seite geipefeu fstn.
N6er penn es ni6t auf feiner Seite mar,
tpenn sr gefeBGi4 unb DerfaiIungsmdBig 0erz
pflt9tet pur, mad erfolgter ge1ebmdBiger
Quffprberrng bur9 ben Sheriff Sruppen in
bic gefdbrbeten Srte 81 fsnhen, 10 CAB es
AUDI sinen geiebmdBigen @eg, i'm CUR Nusz
iibung Ieiuer Bfli6t gu apinsen, unb biefer
Weg 6dtte BON ben 9ru6enbeiibern einge=
f4lasen nerben miifen, ebe lie rs gum Neu=
ben ten tommen GieBen. @ber aus ibrem gam
sen 8erbaIten gebt berbor, baB tie ben @Dnz
flitt mollten, neil tie fi3 fart genug fiiblten,
gu ftegen.
&ann. besbalb Der 8omberteur BON S9ulb
freigefpro6en perben? @eniB ni9t! Gr
tpuBte, baB Der Srisoen bes Gtaates fhper
bebrobt NOR, unb tpie i9on geftern an bieier
SteIe bemertt, pGre es feline Pfli9t g~epeien,
.ft3 perfOnli3 nuA benz S9aupldb Der I'M
ruben 3~u~beeeben, unb bur9 feline @egenz
mart 5rtebeu gu g%ebieten, oOer aber, tpern er
bas Re4t bu3u gu BADEN gluubte, muBte er
bic 9erbeif@uffung Der iiiOli6en &rbeiter
ber6inbern, @inerlei nie, er burfte es ni4t
gu benz 3uiammenfto tofnnnen lafen.
Sinh bic 1treifenben Nrbeiter obneS4ulb2
4u4 fe ni9t, 0enn le BADEN fem q d t,
einen 4nbern gu perbinbern, @eroienft gu
fu9en, gu meG9em 2obne er min, aber
tpenn bic 9rubenbeitber uuf bas &e4t Der
@eIbtbertbsibtgung ibres 8eftbes po4en,
au3 bic Mrbeiter fDnnen BON Der SeG6Tt~
Dert6eioi9ung ibres 8efibes unO i3rer Or
belt, bic nit Der ibres Qebens iebr no6e
3uiammenfdGt, fpre9en.
Die 99ulb GdBt ih9 audi bier ni9t uuf
cine Geite alein beften. Nber Der grDBere
She'll fGGt auf bic, pel9e bur9 ~itarres SET
balten an ibren gefebGi3en &e9ten unb Ser
tpeigerung ieOen gntgegentommens ben
6~Gutigen &f 6eraufbei@pOren baber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19

ueber bic 9 Ginbbeitberbemptraz
tif9en 5i6rer flagt Der altbemOtraz
tif9e rOeuti4e Gorreipbt." in Baltimore:
rOie Gampagneleiter an Der Spite Der De-
mofratif9en partet f@einen blinb gu fetn,
benin obglei9 bic 9opuliiten in 4labuma.
Mrfanfas unb @eorgia Bis CUR 8ernt9tung
qeI9lasen purben, BADEN ie bO9 Die Popuz
Ii iten Often unb Setter in's Nutionulcpmite
genomren unb bafel6e aud nod nit benz
5inan5=@iIiondr 9arpeD b~elafet."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19

men peri0nli9 10 a4tbaren beuti9eu @eener
unb fibrt ben aumpf gegen bieien in sbrel=
batter prinoipieler @eiie.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-29

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by an election to the National Congress.
He will answer letters from women free of
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For years / kept falling in health and getting
worse and more nervous all the time" writes
Mrs. Ami Dulan, of East Stroudsburg, Monroe
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-29

m Is Of yourself ana your own at
fairs l desire to talk, Eliza. You have
been exceedingly ceremonious with me
since your return"
Liza met the issue with a pretty ges-
ture Of despair. Why should she submit
to the probe held in that delicate, aristo.
cratic hand
II have no affairs worth discussing,
Mrs, Strong My mother has urged my
coming up to the house, but I asked her
why and she could not say. No one
here needs me now. Mile. Moncrief was.
never tired Of telling me that I was
brought up from the quarters to study
with Gabrielle because she needed the
stimulus Of competition. The taunt
made very little impression on me in
those days. Either I must have been a
dreadfully spiritless little animal or
else love carried us triumphantly over
every social barrier. We knew nothing
about class distinctions then, my dar-
ling and L She loved me and I loved
her,"
my daughter was very fond of you,
child. 1t was by her request that all
her things were SEM to you," said the
mistress of Sans Souci in the softest,
saddest of voices.
Liza's eyes were luminous with un.
shed tears.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-29
oninion Of an Eminent .Juri.t.

Ballot reform In New York was neces-
sary, says an eminent %jurist. because
mere politicians by trade. who had no
interest in government or politics except
to enrich and aggrandize themselves
sought perpetual control. There are
other excellent reforms besides tina OF
the ballot. Conspicuous among them is
the reform in a disordcred physical sys-
tom by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which connteracts tendencies to serious
disease bred by a deficiency of vital
stamina. irregularity of the bowels.
stomach, liver or kidneys. and inquitnde
of the nerves. This sterling medicine,
which has for near half a century won
popular favor, not only for it's excellent
qualities in a remedial capacity. but
also for it's scrviceable properties as a
medicinal stimulant.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-29

They could see the rounded grace Of
her slim form, the proud poise of her
pretty head, the air of composure that
bespoke good breeding, the firmly plant
ed little feet protruding from under the
short skirt Of her travelling dress-alto-
gether a different sort of girl from any
they had ever seen or been thrown into
contact with. Even the we'll remember
ed charms Of Gabrielle Strong paled be-
fore Liza's fresh, atfluent beauty. "Sho
looks like an angelo said Seth i'll an
awestruck undertone.
"She looks like a young empress. By
Jove, how we'll she holds herselfr'
With a musical chant and a ''heave-
yo-hoyr" the stage swung outward and
downward. Dusky figures ran nimbly
ashore to plant it more firmly for the
pretty, girlish feet that were already
crossing the tawny chasm between bank
and boat. Seth stepped farther back
into the gloom.
"You fetch her, Strong. Maybe she's
forgot Buddy Seth entirely. I might
shock her. She can see that you are q
gentleman outside and in"
With gentle force he pressed Strong
to the front and turned himself, with
trembling hands and moist eyelids, to-
ward the wagon, cropping for the moth
er's shawl to wrap about Liza's pretty
shoulders.
"It's amazin what books can do for
folks, body and soul. Amazinl Them
two shows for it.
Tie was 1acing the rlver now aha TO-
ward him Strong and Liza were walk.
ing rapidly arm in arm.
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gathering ner- long sRIrr over ner arm,
walked sedately into 'the madam's"
presence.
She knew quite we'll where to find
the object of her search. Before she had
been sent off to that Baltimore school
she and Gabrielle had studied together
i'll the morning room. 1t looked out over
the heliotrope and violet beds that were
oyershadowed by the crimson pome-
g~ranate bushes and the fame Of the
Towering ounces. The scent Of hello
trope always brought back those days
to her-brought back the pinched, intel
lectual face of the little governess, who
had Disseminated. with cruel candor be-
tween Gabrielle, refined, delicate, sen-
sitive, and the pretty holden from the
quarters, who was admitted on suffer-
ance and had her opportunities thrown
at her as bones are thrown to a stray
dog. She had hated the governess in
those unequal days, had always hated
her, in fact, but Gabrielle, never. Her
she had loved always. Her she had
mourned bitterly, If briefly, when the
news came Of her taking off in earliest
womanhood. Gabrielle had been her
senior by six years, but they had stood
and studied heart to heart.
Crowding memories passed in with
her through the opening door Of the
morning room, outwardly trying her
composure sorely. She bore herself with
the complaisance Of a captive princess.
She advanced we'll into the room before
speaking, and stood there pressing her
tiny, gauntleted hands tightly upon the
handle of her riding whip. Her large
eyes were fixed calmly on Mrs. Strong's
high bred face. They were red trimmed
as from recent tears. When she spoke,
the soft culture of her voice was a dis
tinct surprise to her hearer.
Drake tells me you want to see me,
Mrs. Strong. Mamma thinks I should
nave paid you my respects before, but I
preferred waiting for a summons.
Things have changed SO, you know"
Looking at her now for the first time
at close range, listening to her, saying
what she had to say with a quiet direct
ness equally free from aippancy as from
awk%waIdness, Mrs. Strong was con-
scious Of a passionate longing and of a
brief sensation of thankfulness. If her
Gabrielle could but have been spared 70
come back to her radiant, self poised,
cultured as this child of Eben Martins,
a plebeian overseer, had come back! 1t
was well! She was glad that Adrien
was from home at this juncture. Some
disposition must be made of this child
before his final home coming.
She assumed her scepter with quiet
decision.
"Sit down, child. Yes, l wanted to
see you. / have some things to say to
you that perhaps you will understand
better, coming from me, than from your
mother. / hope you will receive what l
have to say in the right spirit"
Liza walked over to a chair, neither
hurriedly o shyly. She was not OPP
pressed by any disconcerting sense of
space between her and this patrician
lady, who had been born into possession
of all the elegances surrounding her.
She regarded Mrs. Strong's high bred,
refined beauty with the girlish enthusi-
asm she accorded everything that was
best Of its kind. If good breeding had
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-29
Administrator Notice.

To whom it may concern: Notice Is
hereby given that / have been appoint
ed by the Probate court of Santa Fc
county, N NJ, administrators of the es-
tate of Charles E. Nordstrom, deceased,
and that all persons having claims
against the estate of Charles Il. Nord-
strom, deceased, are requested to pre-
sent the same to me within the time
prescribed by law. Notice is further
given that all persons who may be in
debted to said estate Of said deceased
are required to make payment to me as
such Administrative.
MARIE U. NoRDsTRoM,
Administrative.
Dated Santa Fe, January Is, 1898.
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| luondeT whut he dtd?"

allowed, she could have smiled as she
recalled the u%nreasoning awe of Gabri
elias mother that had filled her ig-
norant little soul in those bygone gov
erness days in the morning room.
II was educated into it, she said, in
silent self excusing, ''just as l have
since been educated out of it" Aloud
and with unrutfled dignity, IF we are
going to talk OF my affairs, Mrs. Strong,
as ! suppose we are, l should prefer be-
ing alone with you"
She glanced toward the window,
where black Suzanne had located her
hassock to get the best light on the skirt
she was hemming. At the sound Of that
impelling young voice she rose, swept
Liza's bright face with a look of eager
curiosity and awaited further orders.
1t was hard to believe that this young
lady with her gloved hands and impe.
rious ways was little Liza Martin, who
had been born down in the quarter lot.
you a go, Suzanne. You can keep
busy too. Weigh those crab apples for
the jelly. l will Measure the sugar
when l come out"
A wasted moment was the worst Of
crimes in Mrs. Strong's kingdom. Su-
zanne went out, closing the door noise
lessly behind her.
A wondering smile broke over Liza's
face.
"And 70 that is black Suzanne! How
tall and stately she is. She looks like
an Indian princess. Gabrielle and I used
to call her Pocahontas and teach her our
lessons at second hand. She looks much
more like an Indian than q negro. l
suppose she is invaluable after all these
years Of training. Mother tells me she
is quite an accomplished maid-sews,
does your hair, preserves and does a lit
tie Of everything.
Suzanne is very we'll in her way"
Mrs. Strong said CURLY. She was FUN
bling among the papers on her desk for
her eyeglasses. They were rarely ever
just where she could lay her hand on
them.
And mother tells me old uncle Dol.
bear is still driving you"
Liza was purposely multiplying
words. Mrs. Strong had found her
glasses and poised them accurately upon
the bridge Of her delicate nose. She wal
s~crutinizing Eben Martins daughter
with that cool deliberation that finds
its only justification in acknowledged
social superiority. She wal a devoted
adherent Of the hereditary theory. There
was q delicacy and a refinement in this
girls personality that offered an in
tensely interesting physiological study.
Liza afterward informed Strong that
she was prepared to give an accurate
description of a fy's sensation under
the microscope.
"Dolbear is still active and hale"
1t came to Mrs. Strong slowly that a
remark had been made and perhaps pc.
likeness demanded q reply, but this
young persons self possession was, nm.
der the circumstances, q trile disturb
ing. She had completed her physiolog-
ical survey, 20 she took OF her gold
rimmed elasseA
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-29
Notice for Publication.

Homestead Entry No. 4S50I.
LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE. n. NJ,
January II. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the register or receiver
at Santa Fe, on February 26, 1898, viz:
Gabriel Roibal, for the ne. a, see. o, tip.
10 n, r. Is e.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Felis Roibal, Perfecto Armijo, Jose e.
Roibal, Magdalcno Ribera, of Rowe, N.
M. MANUEL r. OTERo,
Register,
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(To be Continually
Thousands are Trying 1t.

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Get it of your druggist or send 10 cents to
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Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
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Notice for Publication.
Homestead Entry No. 4o64.

HOmeStead Entry NO. 4UB4.
LAND OFFICE, SANTA FE, N. NJ,
January 10, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the register or re-
ceiver at Santa Fe, N. NJ, on February
Is, 1898, viz: Andres Garcia. for the
lots Nos. 2 and 3, and Sc n NV 4 sec 5
tip Is n, + II g.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Cruz Gurule, Tomas Gurule, Rafael
Sandoval, Toribio Ansinias, of Glorieta,
N. M. Manuel r. Otero.
Register.
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The Mean Man.

"All's fair in love and war; quoted
the Sweet Girl. and then added, Il
can't see why two such opposites should
be linked.''
Love and war; said the Mean Man,
sis but another term for courtship and
marriage"
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Heart.

With her own hands she made the bis
cults for his dinner.
.'Ha!" she muttered, as is customary
under this circumstances.
At the last moment she concealed a
poniard among the folds of her dress; fol
although the way to a mans heart was
through his stomach, it were best to an
ticipate possible failure.
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COmDarisOn.

Il hyah dah's a heap o. talk bein' said
bout the public policy of dishere cotln-
try" remarked Mis- Miami Brown.
''Yes, replied Mr.. Erastus Pinkly, Oar
ain none around hyah. But | must say
de policy OATS played in private is ies
cz hahd ter beat.