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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08
Notice for Publication.
Homestead Entry No. 4631.1

LAND OEEICE Al MANIA rE' NJ MY,
January 10, 1899.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim,
register or receiver at Santa Fe. N. NJ, pm
February 20, 1893, viz: Jose Analla for the
sw Y ne Y, 90 v NV y, II X sw y, sec Is, TIP IA
n,-r9e.
He names the following witnesses. to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz:
. Juan Ortiz. Sylvester Davis, Ventura Analla,
Abel Analla, Of Galisteo, N. NJ.
MANUEL X. OTERo, Register.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08
At the Height Of the Quarrel

At the Height OF the QuarreI.
"When / die" said Mr.. Pneer,
you'll have the goodness, l hope, at
least to close my eyes!'
"Yesl" blazed forth Mrs. Pneer.
"And I'll put the smallest Of copper
coins on them! A cent has always been
as big to your eyes as a half dollar p
Chicago Tribune.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08
Tle Golf ElhnM.

Mistah Ebony-How is youah good
health dis mo'nin, Mistah Black?
Mistah Black-I'ze all hunkydory
'copt my right am, Mistah Ebony. I'ze
sufferin from de golf elbow
"Wot you been doin?"
"Beatin ca'pet. New York Weekly,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08
Exquisfte!

Gastricien-Dined with Steiner last
evening.
Chymer-You were in luck. You're
always sure of some delioaoy at Steiner's.
Gastrician-You're right. Last night
we had some of the best cheese I ever
put into my mouth. 1t was just perfect.
Why, you had to hold your nose from
the moment the cheese came into the
room until an hour after it was all eat
en.-Boston Transcript.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08
As, Usual.

II saw you talking to Snaggs awhile
ago."
"Yes; we were discussing the finan-
cial question.
"What position did Snaggs take?"
"That of a borrower. "-Pittsburg
Chronicle. Telegraph.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08

good than that of a physician who charges
high prices.
DR.. Pierce is also the head of the famed
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, at
Buffalo, N. V, where hundreds of invalids
and afflicted persons from all over the
country go for treatment by the corps of
specialists who are in constant attendance.
1t is because of his vast practice that the
doctor is so we'll fitted to successfully treat
every form of disease. Do not feel that
you are imposing upon him when you ask
for free advice, because he wishes all to
know that his medicines only are to be
paid for-not his advice.
81 have used three bottles of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery since my correspond
ence with you aud find great improvement III
my case writes Mr.. A. F. Novotny, of New
York, N. Y, fBox I437). II feel that l am in
need of no more medical assistance. When 1
started to take your medicine I had a regular
consumptive cough, of which l was afraid, and
everybody cautioned and warned me concern
ing It, l was losing weight rapidly, was very
pale and had no appetite whatever. Now I do
not cough at all, have gained eight pounds in
weight, have recovered my healthy color, and
my appetite is normous I can and will rec
ommend your medicine to everybody who may
be in need of the same as it is a sure cure, no
humbug as are most other patent medicines,
and is far superior to all similar medicines"
If the head aches, the trouble is pretty
sure to be constipation or biliousness. DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets will cure you.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08
Vicarious Reform.

Swore off on New Years, did you?
No. Got Brown to swear for me; but
he's such a liar nobody believes him.
I'm all right. Wbatll you take?
Atlanta Constitution.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08
No Synonym.

The Growler-Confound these news
papers! Why can't they say a nan was
paralyzed instead Of stricken with pa
ralysis?
The Bibber-Because the meaning is
totally otherwise. indianapolis Jour
nal
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08
Heroic Measures.

II understand that your daughter has
begun taking lessons on the piano."
"Yes, the folks who live next door to
us are very obnoxious people. We want
to have them leave our neighborhood.
Chicago News.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08
JACKETS.

Half Length Coats and Those Made
to Match towns
Jackets Of half length-that is, with
basques reaching half way down the skirt
follow the general lines of the skirt.
They are tight and plain around the hips,
but are somewhat waved at the lower
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08
Wa Ready For 1t,

Pastor-Have you seriously considered
the great question Of life, Mary?
Girl Neutrality-suspicious. of the young
men has asked me yet, sir.-New Orleans
Times. Democrat.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08
ACCESSORIES.
Pretty Hats. B%onnets and Capcs Fol
ENcnimG OrcnAionA.

Pretty little theater hats consist of a
small draped crown of pink, green, tur-
quoise, straw or cream velvet, embroider~
ed with metals and jewels, with a chou
of velvet, satin, mousseline or tulle and a
very light, thin, upright trimming, say a
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-08
LET YOUR
NEXT TRIP BE
SOUTHWARK! Via the
Mexican
Central


you can reach the
very heart Of Mexico.
The Mexican Contra
Railway is standard
gauge throughout and
offers all conven.
fences of modern rail-
way travel. For rates
and further informa.
ton address
b. j. KUHN,
Conf Agt., 81 PasO. Tex
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14

the California nan At JuCCd YESTERDAY Il
was an informal affair, each company %
The First taking thai company Of the
M-LLles4 LiL-s Win C1e corresponding Isr
Ter Next Tuesday e and q OF rte First
VIII have e. and z of Minnesota at their
aru-ory On Ellis street. and Company 3
1r lce First rhe cid City Guard IS plan
l1lg ple2S1-- ~ -n-ng supper for 3 Of
Minnesota.
Saturday 366 horses VIII De shipped 70
MAMA 1n -Ie AZ-zC- and Monday go
mora vii g On the Centennial TODAY
z9t uE-es VIII reach the Preside from the
East
The work OF arga7fzfr7- tf,s bz--a75,,-, o+
the t0rLterc Infantry to be formed 7zrs
ts proceeding very slowly Yesterday fistv-
three recruits were assigned 20 IL al thaC
lle oIlcerS nave 50 far been able Co
gar1er together
The Belgian King VIII bring away thirty
recruits the Sheridan 400 the Sherman
4t and the Grant 400 All these have
o=en assigned 10 cce various regiments At
L1e Philippines.
The assigned recrIirs 70 leave On me
SEracr VIII % formed into q rn-e.-C0r1-
pdIy 1aC-allCu Under these officers F-'f-sr
L-i-lIen41C John e. S1ea. Fourth Cavalry
Second Lieutenant 2 T McNar1ev T7fr-
q skin Infantry. and Second LieI1rerar1r
/ : Peck. Thir-r-severr1 TnTs7-rv
tirs1 Lieutenant Oscar D Weed Twzn-
9 Sc 7lIh inIaurrT- has been assigned 70
lLIy Ak GJlar-zrI1aSTsr and cuun1fSsar-y ~ o.
rha transport . W Elder Second Tfzlf-
czudnr & c. Shaw. Twen t7r-sever-a T1s47
Try ms been similarly assigned 20 the
49, - --lf-.+ --l+rt-4L tT-f1EEE 81
R0dney. EwerrV-seveEth TrfanE-v has
the same berth On the Tacoma
The following t=uaIa nurses VIII leave
On The hospital ship Relief for Manila
WheE she leaves this week Susan H
Barnes Katherine Connors Helene VI
eTorrsctalk. Louise Z HsuiE Helena p
Jones. Marie Z Moore, Annie 4 Robbins
Ingeborg Sc0lSke, Victoria TuIIis Barbara
" sidrlan1. Mary A Welsh Minnie 4
W Winsl2~- Ellen L White Elizabeth r
TAFT, J. Z Duncan. H Z SEsbee Maud
Aoshfer. z r. PCrtiOus- Hannah NJ NIcFl-
on. Carolyu t0cC= and Annie " McCEee
MISS Ef1-e Lane and Mss Pfaifer Of the
general hospital 4 the Presidi0 have beer
permanently attached 10 the Relief
Second Lieutenant Eli l. Admire. Tvar-
Ly-seCO1C Infantry. has ben sighed 10
duty AZ the Preside PenCtng assignment
70 Manila
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
NELSON S RICH
CARGO OF GOLD
Brings Down 4 Half
Million in Dust.
sOeciaI Dtspatch Z, TIE CaIL

SEATTLE. Sept. I3.-Siz hundred thou
sand dollars II gold dust arrived here rI-s
afternoon from Aaska N Che steamer
Charles Nelson. Four hundred thousand
was consigned 20 the North American
Tradtng and transportation Company
L came down rom Dawson Two luu-
cre<1 thousand came from Cape NoC-e- tt
was the property Il about forty miners
from thai district TIE largesL Individual
h0Lce-s were = kelsbUrg, l. Golden. !. q
t'r;EZ 2 PerirGre ard y. Williams TIE
Cape Nouers say thar gold < stored ID
cans and buckets II that camp a. IN the
pa-miest days ot the klouGlke-
Three thousand people are working TIE
beaCh Tor a. iL = worth They expect 20
a. Eer 0uL 0f Lhe country Before the
Lreeze-1p which = expected acoLC me
middle GL October - intent nave Ccey
crel III digging gold that uC prepara --)-ss
have Beer made II providing shelter Tor
Wll-eC ard LEeY VII CT Necessity nave 20
come Out
WarGner. the wel--z-1o7v VI mining
nan brings i glowing account . rEe rlcn-
ness Of the district L O. E-CE-lill 0E
v C-Gcy Island, ~ a-sl-Ez-o1 H-9 en-
barAe6 or the Charles Nelson At Meme
c-ec al sea The NeIscE had nearly 200
passengers.
PASAD.NA. SEPT 12-Iohu E-en1e Of
this city :. 3 ~ 4S1b--D 1E LUar-7. =
= Eeppuzr C- CuvlCa 7. 4 Purcell oE
C+IeCG1ra ard : :. LrlFP 0L CoE,1a, r.
--rCeC from Fish River aCL l-f----F4E Bay
cCe 1--t-e- niles rom 1aCe Nome
Trey say LEey located seven c-1--1ss one
Of wh1ch slUlCec $3.50 II one day They
VII open Up -Ee claims II t1e spring
Wages ara So j day ard board and oe2cc
gold --4- = taken C1- oy rockers - -
many miners -r-f-- going BROKE
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
POSTMASTER At KNOB
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS
Mixed Fos1oEcs Money With the
Receipts of HIS General
Merchandise S-7-z

BEDDING SEPT -3--he C2cve----=u-
Inspector -as JUST discovered . zeor-a =
Of 5000 II the accounts II Postmaster =
IL Green. z- E-c5 Posi- E5cs Harrison
l--c-- 1rCb = a country money order
---ce aCc & r1a-ka1t= feature oe the
shortage IS -Ea- Il has al occurred Wits
n re -as- -w1 -oD--s i-,i 4 -G--. Green
vas appointed Postmaster Two years ago.
Fred Hurst g- R=Cc--E ard o. 4 Hunt
--E-1C z-- Lc- Prime u Harrison [=--c-.
each ven cC MS bond t1r s2l6t
Greer assisted -T lis VIE cC-ti11cts
sinai general --zrCCaC.tl== store II cor
-='----- Tr-E -E= E-sC-Ece Ez vas II
The -a--- ~ mixing the P-sroE-ce money
Win --e funds Il MS store On June =
Green wIs S+1 IL arrears with -=a:,5--a--
-ers- II Inspector arrived CC .asC Friday
and going over --= BOOKS ard sC-1Es
found 2 shortage -f sHga Green and Ms
w--= appeared greatly surprised saving
they thought -lEV were about sClIIra
with TIA department --sT were able %
---se s--t at once 90 apply IN -ce short
aEe- Tie Inspector l--1rC-s,5 Cf-eeC
LCCl=-eC --a- --eT were LzLiz t1r re
balance Tie 1--cs IS --r--L-lT IL their
hands EcsT VII ask TOR the appointment
or Z new Postmaster 4- --r=- T-ev a-e
i--l-CeC &c believe the shortage --e result
rl -G-=l=SsCess rather than intent Cd -s-
t-a-- 3-t II Green -zl11 1-JI-ses them II /
-=z-s,--.a-.= --= --ey VII probably 1Cr
--zeC --4 --
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14

ard @ half ot Batteries a and y ana
r.i-,- Battery c. Third Artillery Troop O.
Sfv-a Cavalry. ard r1e Ewe1ry-seV emu
Tlli-rie-h ard Thirry-tirsI L1-an lry- y :.
V The troops will parade In u-7dress lI1I-
-,--- r7-,fe- command CT Colonel H q
Freeman Twsu-v- fourth Infantry. COM
ra-d4-- o. The Preside First LieursIl-
ar- Joseph Z. Leilch- posr adl-ra-I VII
zr- as aE=u1a1t general OF the provisional
,7f--+=j,-- The t1ct Batteries viii be w
der command OF Lieutenant Colonel ". :
RaudcIgn. Third Artillery
The place fer the parade aaS not oe'sI1
=.sr7-f-slv serried upon. but Il VII Proo-
IIT - on the lower end q rhe old par
ada ground below TIE volunteer CAMPS
s-F rra hospital There viii De over Da9
troops II Gne- ..z -,
Ths folio wing disparch vas received by
Colonel LuECce yesterday
,--Irra5 Victor D C1rcce First California
voi-In5=e-s san Francisco. Cal Eo1 1av=
aear appointed major F1rrE-I1iIrr- F7ill1rasrs,
---r T,aavar worth Ea1s. You may 1ef=r dc-
cepta1ce TIL ElIst=r-1IC First -4-lIorrlia- 0tIL
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
SON OF SENATOR PLATT
GIVES HIS TESTIMONY
Tells the Mazer Coun5C-ae buC Little
Concerning the Ed02po Water
T----=-- E--a-=-

NEW YORK Sept -3.-The m1sV tuPor-
1a1r and Interesting witness At Delays
session o Z me 1Lzze- Legislative IrvesE-
eating committee vas rank + P-ac-,
sCc # United States Senator Thomas =.
P.a-- and --zlor member II the -.tw firm
Ct Tracy. Boart1-a- & P.aI-. AIr Plat
Vas called A. a witness 11r the purpose
II throwing additional lElr -pCC --e or
gal-z4- lion ana plan ard scope OF -hs
E-aIagC FEacer Company A. matter
5t CacC II cd not give very much infer
Ua-l5l III regard O. ire origin Ct -Eis
wa-er company. V--CE hoped g. secure q
500 900 contract from -c= CITY GL New
YORK LlCes-1ueC cy A-- E1-uar. W11
represented the DeECcra Tic minority Ii
the MazeC committee. 1Ir Fa-- declined
% answer lC rsgu-t -l the Lu-ls-C- -
stock which 1e -eLC II -1e cray Trust
Company and w1=l pressed I1r At ex-
2-ara-IoC said II = none u YOUR 1-sI-
ness
SLas 3. DUrc1er president o. c1e Ram
apo NN aCer Company vs. LlsC Questioned
o-r lie I'D not give details concerning -E.l-
lrS1llzsa -tCI1- i --E-er IT other VII
-=sses were called % the sC1rt Jl- 11CE-
-Cg gL general interest vas elected.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14

your zervices uee6ed IN organizing regiment
earliest possible moment Telegraph whether
yCI, VII acceur ana when you join
4 c. C0EBEN, Adjuralr General
Colonel Duboce declined the proEered
honor In the following telegram
a. r,rrbf7 Adiu1alt General. [ s A.
VVlasF,fT1 s-,r D c.. Fully IppreciatIT1g honor
conferred bv appointment major F0rry-6ourrh.
nv health and private interests coEnel ny
teciiuariCu Fl-sr California arr-r Ulls1er-oiIt
-retl--s 20 National Guard and viii IL al
times respond Tor 1estied service
VICTOR D DCBOCE. Colonel
The receipts for the medals To be given
the California Volunteers were brought
rr4r ro rh4. cams Yesterday. They VIII
be distributed % the men ro-uIOrrc W
There Is 4 space for the ula1s : name and
for his com lpaEy or battery aEG EeslIIleIlC {
Or bartsIiou. These must be nLed OUT oy
the men with r-e exception OF Chs blank
for the medal number. and they must De
n readiness % BE- LI1rCed over To the
committee when the Hletla4s are lss-ed-
The number CT the Medal VII then De
fIIad IN BY the committee and the receipt
win De heid as record.
TIE medals % Colonel OUD0Ces A4ICC
Pfra ard field ard staff officers VIII be
presented by Frank MaIteson- grand pres
i,isrr Of rhe Native sens. Lre1 TIE eCE1-
pauies viii be called up one oy one and
the Native Daughters VIII PIN Lae metals
On rre bl0uses Of the soldiers The cere-
u1ouy Efll probably take place on the
inner parade ground
The South Dakota regiment Paraded II
honor Of Governor Lee yesterday drler-
noon. The men made 4 very me snow
ing and were highly Compiirn1nLed oV the
fZs7T-a~-7,1- II was their last military ap-
1earance. for their arms viii be given up
IN day or Two
A1rIfcari0u for leave 70 withdraw the
.r-s ~1ras T-,z made agaiusL three OF his sU-
1erior- officers has 0eeu made by Colonel
E--osr. Cha ofrending officers having wit
ten apologies L1r the SlaS1rlenlS e1ey
-a4s Pzr-1fssior1 &C withdraw must De
r-a1+s+ by General ShafCer, and While be
7ss granted 1Cue as yet he says the mat
ter haS ended
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
BODIES FOUND
ON THE SHORE
Victims OF the Jessie
Party.
Special D4zparch 70 The car

ST. MICHAEL Alaska. Aug. j via
Seattle Sept L)--The E-s- authentic
news OF t1e Disaster Of the Jessie party
* l--1 occurred IC the mouth CL the kEs-
N7 WIZ l- June, 1896. and l- which fourteen
C'-1Cle lCsC their lives. Eas been brought
ler= 1y Dr. RoUiE Of c1e Alravia1 Ms
sI11 81 Bethel Dr. RoEig had with hiu
--l1y articles taken or -h= BODIES of the
---r-,-1a-es was1e,t ashore AT different
points SIX bodies are reported 20 c4ve
1e7C found OF these CEe was iien-l-l=1
a. j. Z Murphy Of Frankfort, Nv- Al
c--=r body x thought to be CEaC Of Rev.
L. l. W e1er, q A1ravlll missionary w1G
vas a-E-cg as guide Tor TIE Jessie eXped--
u- Rou5g scouts the theory that TIE
party WaS murdered by Indians. Ih-
-CC-=s - these found showed 10 trace lE
T-c-=T-ce- be says the Als11 Wiz Indians
--'-t= 10 I1-rr-=ro-s trait n C1sir c1ilr'Lc-
--c- Ar- ElCC-E was unable @ De- present
at TIE Il -S-L=z4- -lcC held Cy the officers or
TIE revenue Gl---e- CCrW-1- The MISSION
ar-zs ace taxing great interest IL l-= re-
-lF=ry u the bodies Owing 20 rCe So
pe-s-l-l15--s dread OF the natives 60 handle
-9Cpses description . the bodies could
not ce obtained
The revenue cutter NcCu-I1ch sailed for
Sl-A4 l1-s morning having Governor
1E&Cy and party aboard
L-5 river steamer - James belonging
GO TIE A-ass1 CCEuarc,aL Company
-.-CC7C turtle II TIE Yukon Rive near
--aL---z z1C -aSL SATURDAY I-EE- and : L
-.e-- --@@- E1e crew escaped II -l-ir E-5--
c------E The - James carried cargo
u general supplies for the company
h. revenue cutter -E=-is w1lct tas
c-eE gat- during --e summer IN trans
-trr.1E reindeer from Siberia O. A-ESE1
caS gone Cd Cape Nome. Eev NJ SEzt-
con ! l-sISCl-- T-1 IS l1ca-[- WI 1e -zL1aC
q -U--h Earbcr, where he VIII ca-cc q
l'AC Tor oi-Ea- L~- 4a-i. l1SgC saws --e
season work r1s -ee1 very satisfactory
several hundred very ira deer -lv- been
l=rr a- the 1l<ersC- =-a--CCs in payment
z ne -ee-s rC----ac-=t. "a -le famous ---p
lr -i=t--=Ca-- Jarvis .zS- winter II --z re-
-=- Il the whaling feet TIE -lz-ls VII
- - san Francisco from Dutch E1-bC-
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
Dr. zABALA IN CONTEMPT.
Fined by Judge Cook for Failure To
Obey Summons.

In future Dr. J A ZabaIa. AUTOPSY
surgeon at the Morgue. wiz obey sum
mons Of court He had been spbpenasf 70
appear Tuesday as Il witness in the case
Of George Trcworrhv charged with the
murder OF John Landsr1an. He did rot
appear and yesterday morning an at
tachment was issued for his ar-as- Il.
arrived in court at Il clock. wbaraunc1
the court asked the reason for his r4.iar
He said that he rad 4 patient to 7+ra-5f
: Udge COCK inquired whether OF. ROT fr W..
answered In the negative Ur0r7rtTz- -
Judged the physician guilty. Of crrTa--T-
OF court and fined him $50 A e-e4r-i+i.s.T
copy OF the order was sent TO the Audi
tor and Treasurer, and next r1cTeb n
ZahaIa wiz get his salary. minus s5g
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
EARNED HIS SHOULDER
STRAPS BY FIGHTING

DCRINF the Filipino campaign the
/ N1r-hwest furnished r1ousa1cs
Of soldiers whose absolute fear
- Lessn=ss on the firing line and
marvellous ability 70 stand the hard
s1ins Of the tropics and the trenches
elevated the standard Of the volunteer
arm r1 5-s- place among I1e soldiers
cf the world
At the Pr=si--o, IN the CAMP OF the
FI-s- Regiment Ct Idaho Volunteer IL
tan-rv. 5 L modest I1cIIe man, al pres
zr- greatly reduced by the severe ex-
1e-leuces of -l= past twelve months n
rnz PhLlp7l.es- HIS * a serious cut
kindly face strongly nodded and given
peculiar emphasis by eyes that inter-
CreC At a glance
S-ca. briefly. * the personnel of Cap
tain Frank w Hunt who was lel-
tenant when De sailed away from san
IA a-g:=-o rgr the Philippines with MS
regiment Shortly after his arrival IN
Ns15La h. vas installed on General
t7v=rsnfcss scaE and from the con-
--z-,-er-e1- 1f 1osCiL1-lzs Until embark
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
PRESIDENT CONMUTES
4 S0LDlERS SENTENCE

WASHINGTON. SEPT Ls-Prtvz e
Thomas lIcVeigt. Company = FIRST Wy
cC-E Volunteers was tried By general
-oCrr--14-riaI convened a. linus ? L.
II June lazC. gu the charge q striking his
Superior officer Ee was found guilty. and
sentenced ID be -sECC ID death VIII NUS
kerry At such time ard place Is -1E prop
e authorities NAY direct -T1--11rtts =
C1s court CCuCIlrri1E IL Cce seuLEcCe.
President II M---Iuev laS 11re-IzG -La-
El1z sentence BE- CCn1u-sG % CISCOCCr-
able discharge. f9rteI-E-e Of All pay and
allowances and confinement At hard labor
Cor the period 1f three years.
AIca-raz LslaEG. California. has been
designated - me place OF cCu6neCenr-
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
DETERMINATIONS TrZEs

APPROXIMATIONS Prizes
100 numbers from e402l co 24I2S Inclusive
bang 50 numbers IN each side CT the NUM-
ber ira wing rhe capital prize u $50 GOO $40.
100 numbers from 90G0s . a0I9S inclusive
being 30 numbers on each side 9f the nun
Der Ora wing the capital prize Of SS001, 50
100 numbers from as 1913 inclusive being
80 number On each side If the nIInoer draw
i-< the capftaI pre- ae $4,000, SIS.
TERMINAL PRIZES.
aaa numbers ending wirh = being the rwu
last figures of the number drawing the capital
prize OF $40. coo S.
ags numbers ending with 80, beins the Two
lasr figures 1t the number drITtng the capital
Prize Of 5000 So.
The subscriber, having supervised the single
number drawing class L Honduras National
Lorr.ry Company. hereby Cer-iies that the
above are the numbers which this cay
drawn from the LOO. 9G8 placed n the wheel
with the prtZes corresponding 70 than
Witness NY hand Puerto C0rreZ. Hon
1urss c. A. this Saturday, September .. 1929
Signed " :. CABELE.
Commissioner.
No ,4gTs $50 600: No. aoa53 ssG08: NJ I02g.
s40aG: Nc a2gI $4,000 No. 4s517 $1,000 Nc SIS
1000 No. a4eGa s4g0 No. rU6s $500, No 2-13S
s4Oa Nc. T419-. 500: NC 52I15 s400.
W : CABELL-
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z--- Eavz EorC-eG

-ASELN-CTCN Sept. L5--he El1g Z
--l-v has appointed tie Italian EU1assa-
DOR 81 Washington Baron E'ava- 4 sen
a--r -[ u1z kt-E,Icu and 4 member 1E the
t--De- Branch II the Italian Parliament
--a EECazsa1C- received from King
= -C cert as 4 personal evidence Cr the
z--Cl----sC- heavy E1l1 Cl-ftal- ore
-Irz s-CT-E- EIs -elI=- Il the King
W-z -Ca reverse bears RE insert C-11C-
-Ea~z S-rrzre1. Senate del E=g-1-
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GEN, SHAFTER
WILL REVIEW HIS
BIC COMMAND
Parade of All Troops
Avail able.
OVER FOUR THOUSAND IN LINE
COLONEL DUBoCE DECLINES 4
CCMMIsSIoN IS MAJOR.
Ee VIII Stay With the hegnent and
Re Declares That Re VIII
Always Be Ready for
Service

The biggest parade that has been held
a. the Preside since General Miller re-
viewed -le troops encanped hare & year
agC VIII De held AZ the Preside Co-uor-
row morning At L clock General Shat
Tar VII review a. the regular troops and
c-s three volunteer regiments 14lErg FOR
transportation ID the Philippines
The troops IN Ire vii be Batteries Z,
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Big Oil Strike

TISA-LA- Sept L5.-N=ws 1as reached
IRIS CITY -zz1 Ok E7v 2t oil vas struck
AZ Z Eerr- 81 490 -Ger -1 re claim owned
r- Boots Bill and g---s- ca 5I-.i-.-5Ls- The
s---Ea Els created sur, I1c claims are
-,sf-z -a1ic-y L-ed 51 ali C1z co1Cgl-o Is
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Srars Ttckzr u ProhiI iI7i ciorists.

WORCESTER. Mass. SEPT Ls.-A- -1e
P-ght5t-l1c state Convention ro-.{Iy -ce
following STATE -l1k=- vas nominated
Governor IeE- w BdH- Mes-1-5-r5 2
7 Il=r----ar- Governor. James H Roberts
Cz----lt5Ee. - ~ezarv 5I STATE John B
-w= Reading Treasurer. Herbert B
----Hz- TV5r-r-CC. A-t1--1r Franklin 4
Primer Sr1cEEr-rtl-a Attorney General.
Sv---eE E.riev Sa.eU
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VIII Gra-- CarvrfEhrs

WASHINGTON SEPT L3--Cai-=d States
Minister Merry AZ Sa1. Jose. Costa RiCa,
--zs informed r-e S-a-e Department -lar
--= Government Of -1I- Country cas IS
sued z decree es-d--SE-1< i1l=rZa --7C-sf-
e11y--z-- between Costa Rica and the
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otlic- sufferers know Htat ycrr Eavcr1te Pre-
scr11r1cn GzG Golden Medical Discovery al1d
PLEASANT Pellets have done fer ne tcosS
eiEiIr bcr-I-s Of FdvorIsc Prescription drlc
Golden Medical Discovery SIX vlals OF Inc
Pellets asc cne octrI- Ct your Compound
Exrracr Of >T1srr-N--c AS SCou as had taken
the 6rst bottle 7 could SEE that the medicine
Wis helping ne ( had tIsease OF internal CT
gz--s WIZ Bronchitis and cara7Tt1- 7 also used
the IocaI treatment you suggested"
The sIUgE1sn liver can De cured by
the use OF Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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Ctter narcotic.

Mss Ei-----1 Lee. CT
Wi,Itcr-. 5ha3r1 Co.
A.. Tv-lr-S vas
s-lc-1zE scve-eLv and
-r-e. se-cral .ocrcrs
-c-zer.1cs, oCr rec-Ivec
cElv v=-y iIrL-c --lief
therefore. 7 feel Il nv
r-rrv 70 ~ 10 l-r