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WILL SECURE ALL MEN NEEDED.
Nr. BoutclIe I'm Full Harmony With
Secretary Long.

WASHINGTON. March TO remove
an impression that had gotten abroad 70
the effect that the relations between the
navy department and the house naval
committee were not harmonious. Secretary
Long this afternoon gave out 4 short
statement on the subject. He said:
Congressman Boutelle has been misun-
dersto0d. The congressman. who Is one OF
the most patriotic men In the world. IL al
ways ready "a do everything that can be
done for the navy. In his annual report
the secretary recommended that 800 men
ba added 10 the enlisted force. on account
81 the increase IN the number OF ships.
The naval committee. Of which Mr.. Bou
telle is chairman. has already decided 10
Grant this increase in the regular naval
appropriation bill Meantime. II there
should be any immediate necessity for
more men. the same committee and Mr..
BouteiIc as its chairman. are ready 10
make provision to that effect al once"
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emphasize tae fact that he was speaking
Simply Is an Individual In the absence
Of official factS-,3>a can repeat what has
osen said heretofore. that the puS.sc Is
equally as we'll informed as the government
no member Of the administration can Of
course, make an official declaration touca-
ans spain : responsibility. neral or other
wise. There IL not an ict4 OF informal ion
Is 10 the cause or origin OF the explosion
upon which the government at this tirne
can form a conclusion or base decision.
ne verdict o. tAe court Of inquiry or that
point must maternity he await ed ;.
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INTER OCEAN IN TROI HE.
Associated Press May Cut on News
Standardization Is Denied.

CHICAGO, March 3.-The application oe
the Inter Ocean for an injunction 20 re-
strain the Associated Press from cutting
OF it's news service TO tina, paper has been
denied ny Judge Waterman. The suit
grows out OF an ailesed violation on tho
part OF the Inter Ocean of the rules q. the
Associated Press. /; was proposed to try
the Inter Ocean for this alleged violation.
and perhaps 10 suspend or expei II from
membership in the association. The Inter
Ocean applied for an injunction. but after
prolonged argument the court today de-
MED the apDltsafiou
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READ THESE NUGGETS

In describing the wreck of the CO.
roma md the camp OF the stranded
passengers. an exchange says' AT
one time announcement WAS given
out that two eggs TO the person were
being distributed. 4 rush tn the
point ensued and Ike eggs IA ckly
scattered,
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4 woman writes to the Pm iauei-
phia Times from Rampant City an tn.
Iuko on river: Newcomers. like o0I'-
selves. are well provided. but those
who have been here all summ cr
have hut little, with poor pr"sPe cts
for more. We have all the heeSssi-
ties of life-eGGs crysfaiIixeu ana
milk condensed Included.
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ST. GAlDENs TO LAVE ABROAD.
Famous sculptor VIII Make Hia
Future Home in Paris.

NEW YORK. March 3,--AugCs,us st.
Gaudens has deserted America for Europe.
His studio in this city, which he has ocvu-
pied for eighteen years. IS for rent in tho
near future. The famous sculptor viii
make his future home in Paris.
81 Gaudeas has done much notable work
IN this country Among his works are he
FarraGut statue in Madison square. he
Logan equestrian statue in Chicago. tha
Shaw memorial in Roston the statue or
Hiawatha. belonging 10 l.. - Morgan. and
the famous Lincoln monGsnent ia Lincoln
mark Chicago
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PROOF OF PUDDING Is IN EATING.
COME AND TEST RUssElAL's En-
ppEss CREAM. WITH A COMMON
EGG heater YIELDS oNH-"' Az
TER POUND OF BUTTER FROM \
PINT CAN. COMBINE 1T WITH IA
NoNT.s CENTRALIZED EGG.
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MINT FOREMAN BOtND OVEN.
CIark.op Held 10 Answer Charge Of
Stealing He ltton

SAN FRANCISCO. March william
C'lsrkson. foreman OF the rolling depart
rnert AZ the mint. has been held for tTial
on a charge Of efnbtJ.zlinR gold from the
rolling department. Flarkson was arrest
ed last Thursday. and since then has been
IN the county Jail 10 default - s. nI' bali
Although the alsRs,i thefts extended over
many months clsrk=ou "a held for TIE
specific Onense % eubeZZiing az ounces
II gold valued "a 500. during Fcbru-
arY $50
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Murderer Shot by n Mob.

MEMPHIS. March 5.-Fred Moore. the
murderer of Tom Anderson, was taken
from the county Jail at Senatoba, Miss.
yesterday, and shot 10 death by mob
OF nifty persons. Anderson and Moore
quarreled about some trivial matter.
Moore followed his man and shot him five
times. afterward placing the body on tho
railroad track 10 hide the crime.
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secretary Longs Remark Noshing
but Personal Opinion.

WASHINGTON. March z~The wash
ingson Post today will pfinl the following
interview with Secretary Alg4E.
The stafen:at IF Secretary Long thak
Egain's affic.al par{scspss ton IN the dlSastsr
- the Maine aas been practically ellGi-
uatea' was merely an expression Of pei
szena4 opinion on his part. II - an injustice
20 h.al as well az 10 the administration 10
give An CfTiG1aI sisnihcaDce 10 his express
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Nicaragua Enlistiug Men.

COLON. Colombia, March ARRIVALS
from Limon. Costa Rica, report that
preparations for war with Nicaragua
are rapidly advancing. Men are existing.
and troops have already been ordered 10
The frontier
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EXPLOSION Narrowly AycrteJ.

PORTSMOUTH. March THE British
iirst-class armored cruiser Australia had u
narrow escape today. Two seamen were
playing with a fuse In the shell, room. when
they set fire 10 some stores. The flames
were extinsuished by the prompt flooding
OF the compartment
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There IL no more rank humbuE
than so-caIIed cheap o'thtter.
yo,, .on have nm outfit of trowel. n
sack of -four. n gallon of wa ter an"
a coffee snck-or YOU can nnVe one
that Will meet your re4uH
in other wOrds-nothfnS '"r S""i
thing. according to the price p"i"'
Allow no one tn dictate.
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The Governor Expresses sympathy
for the Loss of the Maine.

WASHINGTON. March Sir Julian
Pauncefote came 10 the state department
today bearing q formal expression Of deep
coincidence AMI sympathy with the gov
eminent over the loss OF ~ Maine, fol-
lows:
washington. Fec. q 1896
sir: az the request of Sir Alfred Ma
Isney. governor Of the y tndwaTi Islands,
nave the honoet 0 convey the heartfelt sym
pafhy of that colony with the government
and people Of the Cnitsi States iu the loss
sustained through the explosion on board
me Maine 1 have the honor etc.
JULIAN PAU %GkFOTE."
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GET PRICES on ARTICLE s THAI
YOU NEED-NOT OUTFIrS-AND THEN
HAVE THEM PACKED TO SUIT. IN
THEIR EFFORTS TO QUOTt. LOW
PRICES SOME OyTFITTE1ts CALL
Eggs 4 LUXURY.
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Mrs. Mckay writes under ds tie OF
February 4: II advise all my riends
going TO the klondike that they cam
net get along without In Aonts
CrystaIIixed Eggs"
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GOING East soon? II 50. can At The
Northern Pacific offices for rates. To ~.
paul. 81; 10 Chicago. $3.50. 70 New YORK.
tn. and an points al corresponjiAgsy iow
rates.
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ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION co.
a A. Johnson. Albert Bryan. Removed
10 Ga Railroad avenue. Telephone. Main a.
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-s0RDSIS" the new shoe for women.
sirnison Bros. 7e1 Second avenue. sole
agents
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Used II Twenty Years Ago.

Seattle. Wash~ Jan. IS.
NJ { led
your
thanp eAscd them n Htct
the
led n and
made with
in
,Ncrv
we're perfectly We
l glad TO anl
hem hsreak air aug Iyea - OF
boarding
HE
iseeg a cthc
erLrr r. II . q
Sincere
JOHN : colt AIBt-S
TX
Deming headlight., 1898-04-14

There u more Calarrh ~ CHS seotIoh
Of the county than ali other dlsoalon
put together, and until tho lnhi fow
years was supposed 70 be- inoufablo For
great macy yoan doctors pronounced
local dlsenso. aud prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing 10
cure with local iroatnont pronounced Il
lncurable. Science has proven cantth
70 10 constitutional disease, sad there.
fore requires constitutional treatment
Halle Caiarrh Cure, munniacturod by y.
J Cheney a Co., 1'elcdo, Ohio, la The
only constitutional cure on the market
Il in taken Internally in doses from ten
dfopa to teaspoonful II acts directly
on the blood aud mucous surfaces OF Tho
system. They offer one hnndred dollars
Tor Any caae Il falls TO cure Send for
circulars aud tcsilmonlals. Address,
r. j. Cnkrry 4 Co.. Toledo, o.
sold by druggists, zoe.
lIalla Family Pills are tho best
Deming headlight., 1898-04-14
MONKEYS AT FooTnALL.
They likewise Play UrIokst. but Not A
cordine % Hnlo.

1heg likewise Play CFIrket. but Not 40
cordinR 60 Rnle.
Travellers ia South Africa have noted
tho fact that Whofo monkeys conafeeats
IN largo numbers they also indulge ia
gnmo1 Of O certain kind. Two of these
genes seem 70 resemble criokUi and
football
The cricket Is Of primitive order.
About q dozen monkeys stand In a oir-
olo or Whatever Is akin 20 the simian
ldea Of o circle, Two Of them advance
from different oxtromitica og the oirclo
and stop about 10 yards apart, facing
each other The monkey ut the southern
end Of tho circle has oocoanut IN his
hond. iio Is the bowler.
Tho monkey ht the other end does
not, az you might suppose. WELD n full
cnno hnt His business is to dodge the
cocoanut which the bowler aims at bis
head. Tho delivery Of tho ball Is tt6.
mcndously fast, full pitched and fraught
with dire results n Il touches the
spot. Whcu Il does happen 20 touch
ihe spot-,hat IL, my part of the mon.
koy'a body--that monkey Il very much
out and doesn't even stop 20 dispute the
question.
Another monkey takes his place until
he, too, receives bis dismissal 10 was
presumed by the travellers that tho game
was finished when a majority OF mon.
keys lay nursing their wounda under
the friendly shade Of ncighboring
palm.
Tho football Is Of more advanced
typo. II 10 also played with q cocoanuk
Tho game, II anything, Is undoubtedly
tho "aockcr' game and - played with
tho feet OF course there Is no goal nor
any tactics TO speak Of, tho object Of
each animal being 20 keep the ball 10
himself fa much az possible
still the competition 90 get tho ball
makes Il resemble real game Of foot.
or, 4" and tho doxtorily exhibited by
these peculiar amateurs Is surprising
and wond,ffal.
Ia an evil moment s0mo ambitious
monkey may elect 20 play the Rugby
game by naichiug up tho ball and
making on, but the Rnmo then develops
into war, In which lifo 10 sometimes
tho prize.
No mention II made OF q roferoc. but
II there Is one nhout, liko q wiao and
proyides' monkey, no Is probably up q
troo. .-brooklyn Times.
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Now lhe Ha.rfr1ldenf displayed ~ On iha
Stump ~ 1enneaaoa.
Thuie n "a tho city q Memphis 4
precinct known ha plnch. in which a
majority Of tho yotNrs wore irish ~ 70
hnpponed that Andrew johnson aud hia
opponent for tho United State. senate,
Gus Henry, were 10 meet Ia joint do
puto IN this precinct. ThoovcnlnH came.
nnd hundreds of blue Irish eyes wcro On
The two speakers ne they aaoondod tho
toaifum. Henry opened, aud na bid
ion the irigh voRb no told Ia whitening
TERMS how johnson, whom "a congsesa
before, had voted against q bill Tor On
appropriation 70 assist Ireland during q
time of famine. Ho himself had done
yeomnn work for tho passage Of tho bill,
while this other man, who was now
asking their support, had done every.
thing possible 10 defeat it twas a ilno
point, and The speaker mado thc most
Of u, burning before 10 the lamp n his
eloquonco pnlli The crowd were Wild
with excitement Thcn Henry sac down,
and johnson got up amid cntoalls and
SCOTS 10 answer him.
What my opponent hns told you Il
true, " ho said. "froland was suffering,
aud ivotod against nn appropriation fof
hor relief, for the money which a wna
thus proposed 20 give away was not
mine, but yoursi yours becnuso IL was
IN tho public Golfers I Refused 60 give
away money which did not belong lo
me, but went down into my own pocis-
OF and ont OF my own private funds
which had q right 20 boalow--I sub
uoribed e2DO 10 the relief fund which wal
boing quietly rniso How much OF bis
own money did Mr.. henry givof Not D
cent He was TOO busy trying to give
away yours. Now, gentlemen, which Of
us two did the better part BY suffering
irelandf" Tho effect Of this wnsinngiUal,
Tho catcaila were now for Henry and
tho cheers for johnson.
Thun tho campaign went on, ondinf
10 victory foF tho cx-lailor, who ono,
moro took his place among tho statesmen
Of the land. but his term was a ahorl
ono, for death soon claimed him. but
ho left behind him a reputation M I
'atump" speaker which abides still
upon the hustings down ia Tonncasco
Chicago Timos-ficrnld.
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SHE BETRAYED HERsELF.
Dipped Her spcon In the sInk Bofor,
tho hturh.

Dipped Her Spoon In the HIrk Before
tho Murh.
The woman mentioned IN this little
story will he called Mrs. Haughty, but
she "a known IN almost every oommu.
nity ~ other names. shc - inclined 70
10 all fho can to mako other people be-
llcvo she ia somebody and that she Is
fitted for higher sphere than tho ono
she is forccd BY adverse circumstances
10 live In.
a short time ago Mrs. Hauglity called
ca n noighhar and accepted an invitation
70 stay 20 supper hssh and milk was
the principal supper difh, and Mrs
naughty declared with sundry ojacula.
tiona that she had never eaton tho do
lightful compound. Tho a,earaing plat.
ter cf inush was vet In the center Of tho
table and a logl Of milk placed before
Mrs. Naughty.
"Just help yourself, Mra Haughty,"
remarked tho hostess.
"Renlly, do not know how 20 be.
gin" said Mrs, Naughty as Eho picked
up her spoon.
Mrs, Haurhty made move, and enc
Of tho children at the table leaned over
10 her mother and whiEperedi
'Sho said sho neynr ate muah and
milk, but she dipped her spoon in tho
milk before she dipped Il into tho
mush. "
That little movement gave Mrs
Haughty away, for every lover Of mush
and milk knows that II the spoon Is
flrst dipped into the milk tho mush Will
not stick 10 it.-Omahn World Herald
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Barnea-That nctsloa a. DR.. Howhit
can never prescribe for me again. / used
10 think ho knew something, but my
confidence IN him has boon eomplololy
destroyed.
Apaloy--What's happonod 10 change
your opinion Of himi
narnos--Ho has been giving expert
testimony IA murder trial cleveland
Plain Dealer
Deming headlight., 1898-04-14

AZ this time Of tho yosr a cold is very
easy contracted, aud II let TO run ils
course without the aid Of some reliable
cough medicine is Liable 10 result Ia that
dread disease, pnoumonia. We know Of
40 better remedy 10 cure a cough or cold
than Chamhoriain's Cough Rcmody Wo
have used u quito exienalveiy aud Il has
always given entire hallslaction.-O Oola-
gah, Ind. Tor. Chief, This Ia the only
remedy that "a known ~ be- a certain
preventive or pneumonia. Among the
many Thousands who have used ID for
colds and In grippe we have noyor YET
learned Of n single case having resulted
In pneumonia. Persons who have weak
lungs or have reason 20 fear an attack of
pneumOnia ahould .pep tho remedy az
hand. The 20 and 90 cent slzos for sale
J. p. Byron, druggist.
Deming headlight., 1898-04-14

II suppose. said Mr.. stayboit. "thnt
most Of us, Is hotwoon wealth with
idleness aud poverty with occupation,
would choose wealth, but I am not 10
sure that would myself In fact, tho
older grow the moro am convinced
that ncxt 70 the love Of those we hold
dearest, of parents, wives and children,
the greatest boon % man 10 labor. Pow
orty with occupation would imply the
power to labor sud that would mean
Freedom from want Aud occupation
means also freedom from care. The man
who becomes interested in his work for.
gets bis troubles, and ho finds besides q
pleasure IN seeing tho results Of his Ia
Dor take form and grow, tho pleasure u
attainment
"The man who does not ilnd enjoy.
inont ln labor misses Che most aatiaiac.
tory OF llio's pleasures, Now York
Sun.
Deming headlight., 1898-04-14

George NJ Millington, a veteran Of
tho Seventeenth regiment. while visit.
Ing bis brother. iho Rev. Richard Mil.
lington, No Coonrod, found among tho
latter's war relics a poster printed on
cloth calling for recruits for tho Seven.
teonth Michigan infantry. Tho poster
reads as follows; Seventeenth rcgi.
mcnt, Michigan infantry. Ono hundred
dollars bounty First months pay In
advance Rendezvous, Detroit barracks
Fifty recruits wanted 70 iill up q com.
pany ~ the new regiment, 70 serve for
throo years or during the war, unless
sooner discharged Recruits will receive
eiS per mouth. with honrd, clothing
aud medical attendance, TO commence
from the day o. enlistment. aud q houn.
ty Of sl00. Apply 10 Alfred Ahcol. first
lieutenant Seventeenth Michigan IN.
fantry. Recruiting Office opposite Rath.
ban House. " The poster also bears the
picture Of an eagle, with spread wings,
bearing In its mouth nttcnmcr on
which arc the words. Michigan true
20 the Union The Rev. Mr.. Milling.
ton gave the pomer 20 bis brother, and
tho latter prizes II very highly. -Romo
Sentinel.
Deming headlight., 1898-04-14

The progressive ladies OF wostaeld,
Iud., ioased "Woman's Edition" Of the
Westheld News, bearlng date or April
3, 1890. The paper l. alied With matter
Of interest TO women, aud wo notice the
following from correspondent, which
the editors printed, realizing that Il
treats upon matter " vital Importance
20 their sex; "rho best remedy for
Group, colds aud bronchitis that have
been sblo to find Is Chamborlsin's Cough
Remedy. For family use Il has no
equal. I gladly recommend i,.' 70 and
90 oenl bottles for sale BY ]. p. Byron,
druggist
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The mou,s.uma ns-opsasa.

A welcome biz Of nowsi The Monte.
yuma hotel at Las Vegas Hot Springs
n. NJ, has been re.opouod. NiRiters 10
this famous resort may now procure
sumptuOus accommodations at reason.
able prices. Tho Montezuma can com,
fortably provide for scveial hundred
guests.
Las Vegas Hot Springs Is one OF the
few really satisfactory Rocky Mountain
resorts. II has every esseutlal-the
right altitude, perfect climate, attract
ive surroundings, medicinal waters
aud ample opportunity for recreation.
The ideal place for a vacation outing.
Round d-trlp excursion tickets on sale.
Inquire OF local agent Santa 10 Route.
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NEW YORK JUSTICE.


A city In which q Rival IL Not Held In
oreat Estren,
AZ IL generally known, n Is n pun.
ishahle oflonse Ia the state Of New York
for any person 10 attempt 70 take his
life, although II Is not 80 II the attompt
bo ucccssful.-which mnkcs self murder
somewhat different legally from tho
other kind. Az Ia also very generally
known, New York, individually and
collectively, ~ disposed 20 forever point
the finger OF scorn nt her largo aud
growing noighhor. Philadelphia
Not long ngo prisoner was before n
New York judge charged with attumpt-
cd suicide, and tho Judge, being man
who lived on Easy street, where IL was
sunny In wintcr and shady IN summon,
frowned Gercoly on tho oulprit because
ho couldn't understand how my man
would want TO quit this life until no
was forced 10 do 70.
Your honor" pleaded tho cuiprit
looking into the frowping faco Of jgs.
tico, "thcro were mitigating circum.
stances
Tho judge frownod moro acrcciy 20
the thought Of Offering nn txcuso Tor
such q crime and said nothing.
But there were, your honor, insist
cd ti4o prisoner. "Ihe firm am work
ing for Informed me last Saturday night
that / would have 70 90 10 Philadelphia
20 1.-Two, az they were compelled 10 mako
q change
Tho judges entiro domonnor under.
went rapid transformation.
"Great goodness" ho exclaimed Ia a
horrihed touo. "Iho prisoner Is ncquit.
ted aud the clerk will please mako out
a warrant for the nrfest Of the Arm FOX
assault with intent 10 kill. Washing.
ton STAR
Deming headlight., 1898-04-14

Tho newest buttons, mya q Now York
fashion writor, arc shown IA throo dis
tlnct sizes for the jacket. skirt and bod.
ice. Many OF the smaller buttons arc
voriiahio jewels IN thoir nrlioflo beauty
Of color and design, and many are sot
liho aotuni goma IN low ni9untings Of
cut steel and silver or pure gold. Jet
OPAL plomh colored enamel and old
bronze buttons BOT IA Flvoted points,
Framing dainty miniaturcs, modnlllons.
etc, are familiar styles, but many Of
tho cxpenalyo iet and cord paDomon.
lcrics have buttons to match, which are
NOT intended 20 have any strain upon
them, but merely finish strap onde.
mock hulionholoa GA shirt fronts, olo.
when used upon fho bodice. thoy AFRO
generally d onea on the outside o. yoFy
often ln - center Of handsome iowcl
trimming. on applique. tho bodice clos.
lng with strong hooks and oyen hot upon
q il3 nndeinenlh
~.
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Tlnnun cuLrunr rINAL rnoor.
Notice tor rabiIsatIon.
Unli.d states lana once. Las cruc,.. \. n.

Unltsd states Land once. Las vguces. y, ".
March ~, lsef
Noilco IA hereby given that Fred Wiutera has
elnd notice ~ intention 70 make final proof bo,
fore ~ " Nchnfue, VI n. Court Commissioner.
~ lia uice % Dealing, n. H. 90 Saturday, the ~
day ~ MAY, iaao an limhur cuiiuru application
NO. iN1. frr tnc n q. y Qf section No. 11 M 1p
No u 8 No, II ~. 10 nainsa a. Witnessed
Leroy hhskespeafe. 10 Denim NJ ~, juaH
NnvarcS of liaming, A If, hosalln do "a Ross,
pf Hudson, NJ snd ierlnio IaiamsRtoH oi
huaaon, q. tNlh doflqHkC, Register.
United states Land oiioe. las Crucef. II 81
March n, iH0H
T. EnlL solaHhc, Nceaiof DO hereby cnriiiY
shst > untires printed irrg ~ which n harCtu
attached. was BY me posted Ia c0usrlcuoua place
~ int onca iof 4 paflod ni thirty l10l daya fhar.
inr ffsi posted said ilnilce 0n the laih dar oI
Maiqhi lh1' tAh autiokAc, neEitiOr
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my daughter when recovering from
an attack OF fever, was a great sufferer
from pain In the back and hips" writes
Loudon Grover, Of sardls, Ky. "Aflor
uaiug quite a number Of remedies With,
out any bene6t she tried one bottle Of
ChamborlAln's Pain Balm, and Il has
given onilro relief" Chamberlaln's
Palm Balm Is also certain cure FOR
rheumatism. Sold by j. p. Byron,
druggist.
Deming headlight., 1898-04-14

you are the celebrated Mr. Chuiniey
Jones, bolievof'
'Thnt Is my name, SIR. What can
do Tor yougn
"Weil, Mr. Jones, came 70 aals you
for your autograph.
my autograph Delighted, I'm mrol
Have you any preferences as TO its fofml"
''n u 10 all the same 20 you. Mr..
Jones. ! should prefer Il at tho bottom
of check for $780, made 70 the order Of
Snip q Cuitum, tailora You have tho
bill, believe '--ilafpof'a Bazaar.
Deming headlight., 1898-04-14

House Of elk rooms, plasiered and pa.
pered, two lolsi we'll at door, In county
seat, town Ia Logan, county, Colorado
Also 900 acres Of good land near ramc
town. Want small ranch near Domlne
with Sheep must be plenty OF water and
good house. Addioss, Room 4, Rink
blsok, Trinidad, Col. il.i2