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The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24

DR.. Samuel L. Miller. of Paulsboro.
married Miss Mary Taylor, q wealthy
lady of Philadelphia, Oh The 18th.
New rails are being put down on tile
Wo0dst0wn and Swedesbaro branch Of
the West Jersey aud Seashore Railroad
from Riddleton junction to Woodbury..
The trial of William IIough for tile
murder of his brother-in-law, Edward
Rich, at Paulsboro, will be called in the
Gloucester county courts the first week
in December.
Benjamin j. Paul, Of PaulsborO; Will
liam ii. Hoffman, Of Mickieton, and
Charles Jesaup, of Woodbury. have been
appointed commissioners to condemn
the land necessary to ~straighlen Mantus
Creek al Paulsbolp.
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For, Rent.

The south side of a double house on Cherry
street, Pedrickt0wn, containing rooms on the
first floor, 8 rooms and q bath room on I'd floor,
and 2 rooms OH Sd floor. Hot and cold wafer IN
bath room and water back in kitchen range.
Excellent well OF water and 2 cellars. Rent
reasonable. Possession given at once. Apply
to &C. BARBER,
ll-2i-tf. On the Premises.
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Foot Ball.

Foot ball is all the rage In sporting
circles in Penn's Grove an "a local team
has been organized. A game was play
ed last Saturday on the Bicycle Track
Grounds, opposite the school house
with the Park team of Wilmington.
Score IL TO 0 in favor of Wilmington.
This Saturday at 2 O'Clock the home
team will play a team from Paulsboro
on the Bicycle Track Grounds.
Next Thursday, Thanksgiving Day.
at 2 O'Clock the home team will play
the Valley A. G. team, of Wilmington,
at the same place. Admission 10 cents;
reserved scala for ladies and their es-
oorts.
On Thanksgiving Day at 2 O'clock
another game will be played on the
Base Ball Grounds, on South Broad
street, between the Steven Athletic AS
sociation team, OF Camden, and the
Young Mems Christian Association
team. OF Salem. Both Of these are old
experience players. Admission 15c.;
reserved seats 10c. Wagons admitted
to The grounds free.
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There are three notable stories IN the
November Cosmopolitan" The first.
by LLOYD OsBoURNE, is u Of those
tales of the South seas that tbisstudent
Of Stevenson tells so well. The second
is a Thanksgiving story by HOWARD
MARKLE HoKE, inimitably illustrated
by PETER NEWELL, and the third q
tale Of Ieincarnation and ancient and
modern love by SAUNDERS NoRvELL,
a new writer, and uniquely illustrated
by 1.-THE Cosmorolitan'sr recent ind
in the field Of art, ROBERT J. CAN'T
BELL.
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To C.reiLa Grippe In Two Days

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. e. w. Groves signature ON
every box.
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Used by British soldiers in africa.

Capt. G. G. Dennison is well known all
over Africa as commander of the forces that
captured the famous rebel Gaiishe. Under
date of Nov. a, 1897, from Vryburg, Bechu-
last campaign l bought a quantity Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Rem
edy, which 1 used myself when troubled
with bowel complaint, and had given to my
men, and in every case it proved most bene-
fetal" For sale by all druggists.
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w IN SUNDA4s
Trains leave Penn's Grove station T.15, a. M,
A,.lS D. M; Philadelphia at SIS a. m, $50 p. m.
Post ONCE Hours.
Penn's Grove Post ONCE il open from Sis a.
m. to $50 D. IN. Mail closes for all points except
between Woodbury. and PENIS Grove at 6.35 a.
m, for AL points at IL so a. M. and 4.30 p. m.
Mails arrive at lis, $50 q. IN. 4.3e, 7 30 I'm.
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Our regular SIC grade
Bleached Table Damask
for 22c per yard.
Our regular soc grade pure
Lined Bleached Irish Dam
ask, SIZE per yard.
Our regular 81 double Dam
ask, Bleached Table Linen,
all new and beautiful pat
terms, S3c per yard
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Derts.

Writ r~eturnable February term, 1900.
10y virtue OF the above stated writ of Fl ia
ID to me directed and delivered l Will sell at
public vendue, IN
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24

One of the best cosmetics Is John.
sons Velvet Cream. Try it. \
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SHERlFF's SAEsA,

II cnANoERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between
Joseph ID. Whitaker,
Admin. de bonis non cum
test annexo Of Andrew Lee,
dec
Compit ri ia.
and
Samuel p. Ward, Claude IL.
Ward, Royden ii. Ward and
Albert MeKarson,
Defts,
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Died

DIED.
GROFF-In Penn's Grove, Nov. II, 1859,
0levia j., wife Of DR.. John H.. Croft, aged GU
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cktown Penciiings.

ma Nickerson and Amelia
hila , were guests at Julia
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ID. v. SuMMERILL, JR Solicitor.
Dated Sheriffs Office, Salem, N. j., Nov. 10,
1899. ll17'5t.
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peeoratlon Dsy eommIttses.

Arrangements for the observance OF
Memorial Day 10 Asteo are about com.
ploied. The committees appointed 10
prepare for the day are al follows;
Decorating Comnittes HeadAmes Fred
Bunker, Jas G.. Dodsar, John T. Green. II. 4.
Dunning, A. n. Duonina, q. W. Mccoy, Juo.
svirss. "a wise. D. r. Daniels, X. g. Coudit,
CIV. saRsrd. @. Bathisn, J. Goodwin, N.L. Pase
A. A. Wasronsr, Misses Eadie Zee Rash. Bertha
Brewer. Maud Wsring, Massr'. J. d. Finley.
Sherman Howe. J.. c. Grove, Rev. Esdie, W. A..
Cosu.
Floral Comuiitteo-M Mosdames W N. Williams,
J. A. Koonts, George Allen, C. h. MsHohry, J.
q. williams Price Walters Misses Nay
Wright, Grace Batsn. Busa King. Matte Sever,
Miss Dalton, Miss McJunkins, Miss Heuderlon,
Missas Phoebe Hippenmsyor, Minta Elmer,
Mamie Karklcy. Nottio Quinn, Graoe Mccoy
Ethel Palmer. Rannie Farmer, Ester Brown,
Bessie Austin, Mrs. Myrtle Edwards, Misses
Minnis Kniekerbueker, Annia Williamn, Maggie
Gilmour, CLARA Cameron, Miss Quincy
Messrs ChsVtsr Dooley and Artie Winiams.
Arbor Cemmittee-Iudga Pandleton, Fred
Bunker, Frank Baker, Or. Csndit, Monroe
Fisldl. c 3. Boyd c. v. saiford B. P. Phelps
@. g Brewer, T. G.. Grove, Frank Sharp =. 3
Whitiord, Frank Rovoll, W. s. Dalton, Q. x
Mead. Arthur Sestt, JOHN Farmer, Jr.. 3. o
Borry. Jesse Bell Jehn B. Austin, Barnett
Knieksrboeker. James C. Dodson, Arthur Sever
Coffee Committos- Peter Kniekerboeker, J n
Austin. Joe Howe,
Everyone is Invited TO bring their
baskets for basket dinner. Coffee will
ba furnished free.
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Smallpox at Bloomfield is thing OF
the past. The families.f ( M. Green and
d. 4. Bolingsr, which have besn afflicted,
have fumigated, washed scrubbed and
scrambled, taken dOg their yellow
flags aud are now rea6S receive com
pany.
A. A. Potter has bein assisting VIM.
Swire to conduct his rsns for a week or
so
A small party II ~ aa7 nej-h
Dors gatherot az fh0s Creamer's last
Sunday to oelebrate airs. Creamsrs
birthday,
D, I. Bolinger. We understand, has
rented Charles Holly's ranch for the
summer. He went over last Sunday
evening.
We have seen a good deal 10 the news
papers OF late about the splendid eoun
try TO be found around Aztec aud Farm
ington, aud even the Flora Vista folka
have bad their say. Now, while we are
willing to admit that they are all splen.
did places, we don't want to take up
two or three columns OF your valuable
paper to CONVINCE tho public that Bloom.
field and vicinity beat them all. We
have good fertile soil, splendid water
aud an unlimited supply Of it, plenty Of
idle land that lacks only some capital
elbow grease to conduct it into veri-
table garden spot os orchard and
meadow. There are good prospects, OF a
new ditch on the north side this sum.
mer which will cover thousands Of acres
OF land and we hope to see maRy new
settlers here daring the summer.
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w.. d. Williams has full stock OF sea
HOnable millinery goods.


30 far asl know thors are no serious funRous
diseases Of orchard fruits ia New MoKiso. bus
ths apple and pear are badlg damaged by the
COdlinE mOth, also kauwh As the apple worm.
While the testimony Of expOrimeAtsrt differs
nuch as 20 the bsno6t to bo derived from spray
ing with Psris green solution a. a mems Of
killing tho COdli mOth ths grrat majority
Of those who havs tried il recommend she
practice Itu success is largely proportional 20
cha thoroughnsss with which she work is done
To make Pairs green solution, use pounds
ei lime aud / pound OF Paris green to 100
Gtllens Of water r one fourth VI each to bar
rel Of water. Take unslseked lime. aud after
weighing slack and strain 10. It's purposs is to
prevent injury to the foliage; Weigh the
Doiaon th0m moston thoroughly with a very
little water, making paste add water gradu-
ally uhtil q complete solution Is ma dc. II much
water Is added 70 ths dry poiron It will form
lunpa aud NOT mix readily. Having placed tho
lime and poison solutions in she barrel, add
snouRh water g hll It, Tho solution is best
applied 70 tbs trees by moans Of a spraying
pump attached to the barrel This is carried
on a Wagsn, the work being better done from
above II possible. Tho nozzsl should be grad
uated 70 throw q spray as hno as mist. and every
part Of the tree should be reaehed but no more
neod b8 applied than will causo dripping from
the tee. Practice and care arc neoosfary
- spply the poison evonly aud thoroughly,
and every fruit should be reached
The time to spray Is after thr blossoms fall
and beiers tho fruit stems curve downward.
Il il BEST 70 make I've or three tprayings .
hrSt just as lho last petals fall then again at
Intervals Of about ten days. The Cooling Moth
ia most apt 30 lay it, eggs in tho oasom end
OF he fruit, hence it is especially important
that tho blossom end b. well covered with the
poison this ia Wis the spraying should be done
while the tiny fruits stand aroet on the r. stems.
Az soon tha egg hatehss the worm begins
feeding, eating its way into The fruit. To DO nt
nll effective the poison must ba 90 the fruit
when the worm 10 Matched. 10 southern parts
Of the territory the Codling moth has three
or four brooda q yaar, and Is much more diff
aeul5 70 combat tina 10 northern New Moxioo
aad at high elvat0ns, but spring spraying
should greatly reduce the number Of woyms,
even whore there q moro than one brood
yoaH a Bulletin has boou Issued by the AFrl-
cultural Experiment Station 90 the Codline
Moth, which Wul be- sent free. poatage prepaid
% any address on application 10 Prc1ident OF
tha Agricultural College Moailla Park. New
noxic0.-fruf. D q. ksner, IN Press Bulletin
No. io New Mexico College of Agriculture.
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Cartsr's honthly Magazine. published 10
Chicago, aud edited by Opio Read, is making
rapid stridea in public favor Il is The snly ten
cent magaHine IN Chicago devoted exclusively to
American literatuFe, aud ia eertaiuly suDDlying
the need for western magazine. Each month
the magallno presents 90 interesting table Of
contents, consisting of short stories. sketches q
travel, aud articles Of general interest, al
proiusoly lila tFatsd but Ia addition to this
each number contains an article OF a philesoph
ioat economic or scientific naturs. In Abe Nay
number is "WeltmosiIm-thc Nov Kra IN Heal
ing" This ia capable review Of the Weltuer
Meth d Of Magnetic Healing, the new scienca
that b creating % much interest In the United
States and Anrape. The article takes up the
question from scientific stan poiHt, and shows
the iu' demsntai pri cipls upnn which th.
9clenco % based. The writerYisiio th We Gun r
lnatitu o, 20 Nevada, Mo-, for the purp as ol
Research nnd Waa 1atuundad 40 the marvellous
1ural effected. 4ince Pr1fasior Wultmor 30 b.
covered tho aelence three yunr8 ago and comT
monfod ~ practicd a. NfFudu, over l0UQ
pauana baVe been treated. and Che halt, the
thr lame, and the blind haYe been cured The
article also describes how tho sick maY DO curau
at distance bY q gyaiom Of treatment pre-
qcri6ed by Professor Weltmer, upon the 20.
tienm sending 70 him statement of their
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-26
MlssourIan On New Merleo.

In letter 70 ihe Reflex, published at
Buffalo, Mo. Mr. W. A. Coon, who re-
gently arrived ia Aztec with a party OF
fellow hissousianr describes his tip
and the country through which he
passed. ending it at'h the following ac.
curats and interesting description Of
San Juan eounty;
BY this Time we we're sick and tired
Of the reservation e1i proceeded down
the valley for Azue. After reaching
the territory Of New Mexico the valley
becomes broader tad many beautiful
farms we're 20 be see on either side of
the stream Instci of beholdng snow
we saw all kiads oi lit trees IN bloom
Upon reaching A. &c VIC soon found
Granville Pondletor who welcomed us
in the good old Miaoun manner and
made us feel at hour
Our journey lay oldown the valley to
Farmington, which one of the prettiest
places ] have ever g. %, The roads are
good and one can etsly drive 60 or 10
miles 10 a day. Ow crowd was highly
pleased with count aud frankly told
Judge Pendloton Dc had not overesti
mated the country in be least particular.
From Farmington wsrwent up the San
Juan river where Mr. t}orkins purchased
lovely rauch Of 28l> >ores under fence
and irrigation for ouh 81 500 Mr.Corkins
has ane farm 81 20e Neres OF hne Mis-.
souri, land near Betna worth $1,000 or
$4,000 and ne will baok home and
dispose Of it and COM, TO his beautiful
farm aud stock ranch San Juan eour-
~, N M. / thirk there is noquestion but
that Dra. Philips aud layton will locate
also.
A1tee has a fine tv story brick school
building, a roller a. enc or two
churches, a good 3 dge across the
Animas and is the 1o uty seat Of San
Juan county. Ne rly all Of the
settlers are from Misouri 80 you may
knOW the society is hr,t class. Land can
be procured for sm sum, already ir-
rigated aud in culliS ti0n. The soil is
Of the best quality 7 b We seen and is Of
great depth. Taxes sre low and all
farm products are verJ high. The water
supply is inoxhaustiblp aud there is no
such thing as a failure iR crops. 1t is the
greatest fruit eountry in the world.
lime will not permit m3 to give a longer
account Of this lovely country but il any
Of the readers feel sterested in this
country l will take pleasure 10 writing
them personally about this lovely eli
mate where a poor msF eaR grow rich
and live happy.
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fruit OF the same kind, small quantities
that have been carefully stored and
kept for late spring use, aud they are Of
the same sort-great, big, rich, juicy,
delightful things which Que can hardly
believe were produced anywhere outside
OF California or Italy.
"But people all over the Uniten States
are waking up to the wonders Of this
section. The big packing compaiss Of
/ Chieago and other cities are there, long
before any Of the fruit begins to turn,
buying up whole orchards just as they
stand.
"Togive you aa idea about the producls
OF fruit farming in that part, l will men.
/ ton the experience Of a friend Of mine
who lives down there. He engaged 10
merchandise business and owns neat
house aud ive acres Of land set with 3
year old trees.
"Well, last wear one OF the fruit buy
ers said TO him:
"'What will you take for your fruit
/ just aG it stands on the troeHp
"'Oh, DON'T know what il is worth,
( my friend answered, expecting an offer
Of, perhaps, $780,
"'rhen suppose we say $685. said the
\ buyer hndi az soon az my friend coulu
get bis breath, he accepted the offer
And yet" added Mr, Zalinger, "the buy.
or made 5000 on the purchase.
"For years, as you perhaps know
there has been talk Of railroad from
Albuquerque to Durango, via Farming
ton, Now the agitation IL growing
warmer, and really believe it will go
through. The grsdes are easy eli up
the Rio Puereo, aRd few cuts vii! take
the road across the Chaea mesa. and
then the rest is easy. and when the road
goes through that wonderful Farming
ton district will bare the ono thing
neediul aud that blooming land will be
put 10 direct touch with the markets and
the world in general. and there is as
sured for il future Of marvellous pros
perity."
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Observation-Disclosures
FAMOUS FOR FRUIT,
horticultural County
Highest in Prices Commanded

Any homeseeker; auy speculator; any
farmer; any fruitgroWer; anybody who
wsnta a straight and reliable tip OF r
coming country in the bealtbtul climate
OF the "liited lands" Of the Rocky noun
tcins-that is 10 say, in San Juan
county-esn read the following lines
from the Duraugo Democrat in the full
assurance that every word is true as
gospel;
Ofall sections yet visited by farmers,
horticulturalists, stock growers aud
homeseekers ia general, none have
proved 30 universally satisfactory as the
New Mexico fruit belt.
Not a complaint has been fled by vie
irors and not a single homeseeker who
visited the Aztec Farminton section
has failed to express either perfect salts
faction or locate. II this favored section
is now 30 attractive and interesting, what
| will it be when the thousands Of acres Of
uucultivated lands are settled and seed
ed or rlanted to orchards and vineal
The record OF New Mexico fruit for
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-26

Admiral George Dewsy's departure
for the Unit,d States last Saturday was
made the ocesaion Of great ovation in
Manila bay. while his pennsnt perhaps
for the lagt time fioated over the waters
into which Spanish power in the Orient
went down before the guns Of his chips
The dispatches describe the memorable
scene;
Standing on the quarter deck Of the
Oiy mpia, with head barred Ia recognition
OF the splendid ovation incident to his
departure for home. Admiral George
Dewey headed his flagship a. 4 o'clock
this afternoon for Hong Kong, enroute
10 Now York.
Farewell calisWers exchanged between
the Admiral aud Major General OTIS this
morning, and as the Oh mpia steamed
out between the cruiser Baltimore and
the battlsship Oregon, the home
going Of the American edmiral precipi.
lated such a Demonstration as has never
before been witnessed in Manila Bay.
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Facts about RarmIngrOn.

LIN. Zalinger, a Denver gentleman
who has rseently returned home from a
visit to this eounty, was interviewed
concerning this region by the Denver
Post, and said;
Il have travelled over a great deal Of
tho West, ana / am bound 10 say that !
know OF no section Of the oountrY so
fertile and riah in natural resources az
the terriOry in which Pennington Is
situated" Mr.. ZalinEsr continued.
Now for Instance take the matter Of
coal. You have no idea what q wealth
OF it there is ia San Juan county, and
| they have petroleum and natural gas
too. Que well which has been SUNK d
depth Of seventy hvs feet emits gas IN
sufficient quantity to blaze up a dis
lance Of several feet when it is ignited
| aud experts say the subterranean reser-
vuir is but a short distance further
down. And coal2 There is tract not
ten niles from Pennington where the
valuable stuff crops out IN every gully
and wash, aud after digging into the
measure a few feet. the coal can be
shoVeled right out aud loaded into Wag
ons The measures are four or hve feet
in depth, and the coal is Of the finest
quality.
"pho best beds are situated near
Fruitland, a thriving village below
Pennington. on the San Juan. This in.
dustry is developed but slightly, aud
there are millions Of dollars 10 it for
somebody's
But the principal product OF that
part is trait. Ny goodness, you never
saw anything like lt!" Mr.. Zalinger OK
claimed. "lhe apples, peaches and
pears they raise there are far superior TO
those produsts in California or any
other country. / saw them last year,
but sou'd not believe that they came
from Pennington; but lately have eseen
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aaminintrnto-,n Notice.

Estate Of George Lohr, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
administrator OF the estate OF George
Lohr, deceased, hereby gives notice that
he will appear before the Probate Court
Of San Juan County. at the Court house
in Aztec on the first Monday in July
next, at which time all persns having
elsims against said estste. are notified
and requested to attend for the purpose
OF having same adjusted, and an persons
are hereby notified that ii they fail ia
present their claims against said estate
within one year from the date hereof,
such claim will be- barred bY the statute.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested 20 make immediate payment
to the undersigned. Dated this "a day
Of May A. ID. 1899.
JOHN W RUNYoN, Administrator.
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WITH DEWEY ON DECK.
The Flagship CymPia's Pointed Ports Tn
Royal Send.0n Given the Admiral at Manila.

The scene was at once grand and dinspif.
ing. Every vessel in the American
tlert was gaily decorated. and tho British
out1id themselves 10 paying tribute TO
Admiral Dewey. As the Olympia
beaded out toward Corregidor island,
Ehlch she passed under somewhat
different auspices something more than
year ago, each vessel fred an Admiraps
salute, while tho srews stood at quarters
aud cheered and the bands played
Home. sweet Home"
As the Olympia passed the British
cruiser Powerful, the American baud
struck up with the British national
anthem, and the PowerfuPs srew
"a AIMED" ship in response, every man
on board joining III the cheering for
Admiral DoWey.
When last seen the Olympia's home
Wardbound pennant- aa long as the
cruiser itsslf-was standing out sun
before the northwest breeze, and the
strains Of "Auid Lang Syne" were
waited backward to the scene made ia
nous by the commander Of the Olympia.
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favor and perfect growth is not local.
but extends to this aud other countries,
as the heavy fruit dealers 10 Chicago
have shipped tho products OK oar orch
ards 10 England and cities upon tho con-
tinont where fancy fruit commands fan
cy prices. 1t is pleasure to gaze upon
the immense orchards, vast stretches Of
alfalfa and grain, waving corn, and vege-
tables and flowers that grew as that par
ticular soil. climate and altitude alone
can grow them. Irrigation is essential
to the perfect growth ul any aud All pro-
ducts Of the soil, az ia evidenced by the
superior quality Of vegetables aud food
products generally grow in arid coun-
triss. The Colorado vegetables, Utah
celery, Idaho strawberris and New Mex.
loo fruit are famous upon two continents
and the demand is always ia excess Of
the supply. As to other desirable ad
vantages exclusive OF those mentioned
we may add pure water aud a climate
that acts as a sharm upon all lung dis
eases.
A visit to the Astec- Pennington seo-
ton is money iudioiously expended
whether you locate or not.
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Fruits from afar.

OGicera of the Horticultural fair at
Santa Fe are making calculations on a
display Of fruit from the San Juan and
Pesos valleys. The New Mexican says:
"The time for the territorial horticul-
tural fair at Santa Fo has not yet been
6xeI because the officers as usual try to
act in harmony with those Of the fair at
Albubuerque, and the latter have not
yet determined their date. Most eX-
hibitors OF fruits from a distance, and
especially from the PecOs and San Juan
valleys wish to sand the same
exhibit to both fairs, so that it is very
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LEGAL NOTICES.

HohEaTEAD EHTRT NO. ASA
Notice for Publication.
Department Of tho Interior, Land OfHee at ,
Santa fe, n. a., Nay 1. 1892 7
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has Hled notice of his intention
" make final proof in support Of bis claim. aud
that said proof viii b0 inadd before Probate
Clerk Of San Juan county, at Aztec, n a, on
June a., 1899 viz
SAMUEL s. GRAHAM.
Ror the KiS sEh. SEA NEit, 500 q T Sin r
II W and Lot 3 Sec 10 81 n ROW
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land, viz:
John II Austin, Harrie Il Dunning, Frank w
Sharp, Of Aztec N Nj William II Whitney, OF
Cedar Hill, N N.
10 MANUEL r OrEpO. Recistor