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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-06-20

oil market closed at Sl.25.
Ice cream soda at Killmer's. II
New styles in shoes at r. c. S. 1t
Oil and gas leases at this office.
How do You like the "New Way2"
Bread, fresh every day, at Amslers.
Hopkins sells the clothing and shoes.
-Jamts Rutter of Tylersburg has been
granted pension $40 a month.
Good clothing is sold cheapest at the
Tionesta Cash Store. See prices. 1t
Tho State Board of Examiners is at
the Clarion State Normal this week.
--only.one kind of clothing is sold at
Tionesta Cash Store. The kind that fits
and wears WELL IL
The Free Methodists held a grove
meeting ut Scotch Hill during last week.
Conference evangelist l.. A. Sager was
present.
-Ifyou want your prescriptions filled
by regularly graduated, registered
pharmacist bring them to The Davis
Pharmacy. II.
Tho Sres Photo Gallery will be open
Friday and Saturday of each week until
further notice. Never stay away on ac-
count of cloudy weather.
What's botherng the average census
enumerator now is whether his job is the
fine layout he thought it would be when
he was hustling for the appointment.
The commissioners of Jefferson
county have made the first step in the di-
rection of poor house, having adver-
tised for bids for the erection of the
buildings,
WIN, Lawrence wishes us to notify
the people who are in the habit of using
his suspension bridge as trysting place
that said bridge is private property and
wasnot put up for public swing.
Following is list of letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tonesta, Pa, post
Office for the week ending June 20, 1900:
Mr., Sam Henderson and Mr.. Frank
Brown. ID. s. KNOX, L. M.
Strawberries and cheaper than
ever at Amsler's. This is your opportu-
nifty for securing your supply for pre-
serving purposes. They will not last
much longer, and will certainly not be
nicer during this season. 1t
AT the gun clubs grounds last Fri
day. Station agent j. w. McCrea made
a score of 26 bluerock targets without a
miss, his complete score being "A birds
out of 50. For amateur shooting this is
quite a remarkable record, and seldom
excelled by professionals.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. Il.
Church will serve ice cream and cake on
the parsonage lawn Wednesday evening,
June 27, 1900 Proceeds for benefit of re-
pair fund. A special meeting of the So
ciety will be held Thursday evening,
June Il, after prayer meeting.
The Democrats of this county held
their primaris last Saturday, nomi-
mating the following ticket: Congress
B. A. London, Barnett township
Assembly Charles II. Wilton, jerks
township; Associate Judge, Geo. L. Ball
Howe township; District Attorney,
Samuel @. Calhoun, Tionesta borough.
Nothing is more aggrivating than the
female prevaricator. When man tells
you an untruth you can call him a liar
but when woman tells you whoppel
YOU have no recourse.-Bh Blizzard. And
yet it depends somewhat on the size o.
the man as to whether il is best tC
use such undipiomatic language as liar
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-06-20
THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-23

a. b. DUVALL ATTORNEY. IN THE ST7-
preme Court of the district of Columbia, sitting
road and 18th ST. No. 577 Dist. CeurtLSotice ia
hereby given that tha Commissioners of the Dis
riet Of Columbia pursuant to the provisions of an
AN act authorizing and requiring the MetropoIi-
tan Railroad Company to extend its lines on old
10th st." have filed petition in this court pray
ing the condemnation Of the land required for the
widening of Columbia :pad to a width of one hum
eighty five feet from Columbia road to Park st :,
shown plat map prepared by said Com
marked Exhibit d. c. No. l." praying that Hn a
jury of judicious. disinterested men, not re-
lated to any person interested r In the Proceedings
trict of Columbia or of the United States be sum
mOned by the marshal Of the District of Columbia
to assess the damages each owner of land taken
may sustain by reason Of the widening Of CoIum
bia road and 10th st. aforesaid and the condemna
and to assess m beets Resulting ss t Ehrshns
against, respectfully: TIE Metropolitan street street
PARCELS of land ON each Of said n road
and the present 18Th st. NV. along those portions
of said streets thst are t. be widened, and also
road psnsn the ae ee1 to- hs
bERED this istSl day q July a. D. 1906. that that
all persons having ANY Interest In the proceednSs
s and the fEs IS 1 1s sT
TEN O'CLOCK AN. and to continue in attend
order ratifying and ronftnng the award Of dam
ages and assessment of benefits of the Jury PRO
IN ths Re ab% IN s
ing Star and Washington Post newspapers at
least six times ssd list day Of
of this notice to be served upon the Metropolitan
Street Railroad Co.spany and upon such owners Of
the District of Go T s1Sa ny The s ssust:
,yi4 f1aN s.ss NESS ASS CLERK 5s;
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-A NICELY IMPROVED AND WE'LL
located 3U,-a"re farm in sight of LeesbtIrp Lon
doun co. Va. no agents Or trade Address a. ]
hotfI, LeesDufs, va jy19-26t'
Washington city; large oak trees: 2 miles distant
on, On July 70 1900. o'clock pm, at public auc,
ulars: JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921 f st. NV.
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DIR. Leathermam.

Expert specialist in the cure Of all special dis
eases Of men and women. Consultation fires.
evenings. to q COZ NV. Closed on SUNDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-23

FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-6l4 sTH Ne; ROOMS, 4 on EACH
floor; concrete cellar; tiled vestibule; furnace;
gas range; deep back yard to alley SIS. 80
y2l-3t' WIN. B. DOUGLASS, 323 Md. ave.
FOR RENT = FURNISHED = CORNER BRICK
house Q3th and 81; 8 rooms; nice yard; near
Io1r car lines; has been occupied by army oficer.
Cal 1I43 18th st. NV. jy21-3t
FOR RENT-BY LATIMER & NESBTT. 1921 q.
RENTAL AGENTS.
lS25 VT. ave-, IL rs, for SUMMER or TERM.
Fine home; side yard low rent: open. jy21-3t
UNFINISHED,
FOR RENT-PRoPERTY OWNERS OUT OF
town for the summer months can have their
estates well managed by placing them in our
charge. Managing property is a speciality
with u.s.
3. II. WARNER CO.,
Jyzl-6t GIG st NV
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED TNFJRNISifF.D Room EY YOUNG
TI.u in northwest section ,ty E'tiF,.Ss I:oN ~.
Office IT.
WANTED BY CENT. EIIAN AND WIFE. TWO
three c'nmUniratluE -" ms. unfinished. near
18th and y SIS. near 18th Columbia Hts !:
with hoard preferred Address FAS. Branch p.
q StatI"n NJ. A. iy2l-2t
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WANTED HOUSES.

WANrEH--AN GIrnETUNIrS To RENT YOUR
HOUSE CALI. On rs WE KNOW NOt- VIII.
Ii PLEASED WITH at I: SYSTEM Of I"iIN'i
III SINESS- We WILL. GIVE YOUR rt.nP-
EETY orr PERSONAL. ATTENTION WE
Will. ADNkIsTISE II AND TAXI. RENTERS
To SEE IT. WE IL SEND NpI \ 'IIEi X
THE SAME DAY TIE EF-ST Is PAID
jy21-5j STONE Il FAIRFAX. N'si ST NV.
WSNTEI,-A MEDIUM SIZED MODERN IN
proved house. with Surrounding =. and
nv. near electric and oyrr D.. hours
ride from the city, must b. reasonable. god
water: payments will be gUaydII...I- Atiir,.Ss
DEN. star office jy1i-.st
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
ID. e. July 81 l9oU-Sealed proposals will Ice re-
ceived Mt this office until IL O'clock m Aup1st q
1890. for constructing sewers In the District VI
Columbia. Specifications and blank forms NJ pro-
Iosals may be obtained at this Office. The right is
reserved to reject any and all bids parts Of
bids HENRY Il. T. MCFARLAND. JOHN w
ROSS, ID. ID. GAILI-ARD lActingl, Commission
ers, ID. c. jy23-6t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. L. s COAST AND
Geodrt- Survey, Washington. ID. C.. July ~. 1890.
O'CLOCK PM. FRIDAY. AUGUST THIRD, 1900
for rrmovin; the plumbing and closet system now in
the Coast and Geodetic Survey building and in
stalling the kenney system the CLOSETS and urinas
with flslometers for each to he furnished by the
Coast Survey. The right TO reject any and ali bids
is reserved. Bids should 'e addressed TO the Super
Proposals for Plumbing
jy2S,3o-2t HENRY $. PRITCHETT snpt.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTIVE AN EIGHT
room School Building NV corner of 18th and
onmissionees. d c, Washington, July l6. 1900
until TWELVE NJ. on AUGUST ELEVENTH 1900
for constructing an eight-room school building
northwest II 18th and ID streets ne. Wash
iHgi"n. ID. e. Blank forms Of proposals and
spechca lions together with all necessary Informal
ton. can he Obtained upon application therefor
trict Of Columbia and bids upon these forms only
will lie considered The right is reserved TO reject
envelope. sealed and indorsed on the outside:
Proposal for Constructing Eight-room School
b. +. MCFARLAND. JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING
Ii. BEACH, Commissioners, ID. c. jyl9-6t
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Z. s. CEN
Office, Washington, ID. G. July IA. I9oo.-Soaled
cs3sIs Office mill pm. July =. 1900. for remov-
ing all ashes rubbish and sweepings from the census
building and the other buildings leased by the cen
sus office during The fiscal ending June 80 1901
Further details may be had by application to the
served 10 reject any all bids W. H. MER-
RAN, Drettor. Jyl7-6t
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MEDICAL.
DIR. Cara,

DIR. Cara,
BIT 9Th ST. NV
OLDEST GERMAN SPECIALIST in skin and
blood diseases. PRIVATE DISEASES Of both sexes
quickly and permanently CURED.
X-RAYS for diagnosis
Daily from o to q; Tuesday and Saturday tin
a pm, tyN-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-23

& the cheapest rnnt N the city today; a perfect
beauty; 2sty. 4 cellar; fur. heat. Only S25 per
mo-; did rent for $50; house open look at it.
jy2l-6t"
FOR RENT-12ROOM HOUSE; ALL MODERN
imps.; 924 Sth ST. NV; reference required; rent,
$40 per mo. Apply 922 9Th NV. jy2l-3t.
FOR RENT-wELI--LOCATED 12-ROOM BRICK
dwelling, northwest. with brick stable in per-
feet order; reasonable rent.
jy21 -3t' TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 stnw
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Dr. Reed, Specialists.

Treats successfully Cstarrh, Kidney and s.o,,-
ach Troubles. etc CURES special diseases With.
out the uss OF mercury, etc: Office hours 10 to
FREE S9 I2TR 81. NV. III 3 t a.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-23

. LlNklNS, 500 18TH ST.
800 III ne. Ir&b. 90
Sd Sd ne. sr&b. ....22.50
ll19 Goth NV, ST. wa. 22.uO
~ 2lst NV, 7r&h. .20.5G
S36 y NV, Crab. .20..y0
i3l0 f NV. Crab. ...2n.5O
Flat, 200 /. 4r&h. .1S.5O
l122 Brainard. 9r,w.12.0O
Az Ont ay NV, Ar,
eel. wa --........10.50
RES.
Fine store, 22d&P. 90. 90
1913 Pa av NV. sto. 20.00
1873 Pa ay NV, bas't 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

In FILED ILL C nJUl1 e. 1900, J. R. YOUNG, CLERK
IN the supreme Court of the District of Columbia
the I'D day of July, 19OO-Daniel Hennessey VS.
iioL1rah ~ HeDnssscy, No. 21450, equity docket
Son noiioa of the plaintiff. by Mr. VIM f. Am
brose, his solicitor it is ordered that the defendant
Honorah NJ. Hennessey cause her appearance To he
entered herein on or before the first rule day
cause will he proceeded with as in case of def,nit
The object of this suit is divorce from the bands of
marriage, because of said defendants adultery
rms notice Is to he published in the Washington
Law Reporter and In The Evening Star True conv
Test: by the court. A: b. HAGNER, Justice &c, !:
sistant Clerk. iva 10 %,
FILED JULY q, 1900, J. r. YOUNG. CLERK
In the Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia
the 2:'d day of July, 1&0O-Corinne T. Terry VS. "
Holt Terry. No. 2os99. equity docket, 47!on mo-
ton of the plaintiff, by MIR. VIM. E. Ambrose. her
S,ocitor, 1t Is ordered that the defendant w Holt
Terry, cause his appearance to be entered on ar
before the first rule day occurring forty DAYS after
this day; otherwise the cause will be proceed d
with in OF defanlt. The object of his snit
is divorce from the bands of marriage becamse nf
the defendants deserton. This notice is to be nub
lshed in the Washington Law Reporter and in The
Evening Star. True copy. Test: BY the court
A. b. HAGNER, Justice, &C.; by j. r. YoITSG
Clerk, &C.. NJ. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
iy.3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-23

FOR RENT-CI.EyELAND PARK
beautiful cottage: complete in every particular
Office. $40 l4tb st
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WANTED EXPERIENCED pEESSNIAKEES on
skirts waists ard sleeves for fall and winter:
state experience, age. former employers and last
salary Box 2l9. Star office jylJ -Gt
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FOR SALE-NICE GROOM, BAY-wINDOw PRES
brick west Of 9th and few doors OF II ST. cars
ne: only 5000; easy terms
Jy2S-u W. \. MINNIN l4cT r st. NV.
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WANTED YoIrNti MAN NJ ORDER CI.ERk: 81
week. Ch1ncc for adVau. cincnt BASf-hhNl'
51l 12th Il Nv.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO~W
li4i r av, 12r. 25,
steam heat.......S8.3 81
1917 q, 1lr&b. 40. &c
1913 Pa av, fats, sr
& b, each. ........40.5O
1870 G, Sr. b,cel, fur
mace, stable. 40. sc
Without stable. Is. sc
923 10th NV ,Sr&b. 30. 81
22u6 ! NV, 3r&b, large
yarQ ........-....25. 90
STC
1913 Pa av NV, fine large
new store 4 cellar, Of
fer wanted.
jyl0-ff
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( 1911 Coreoran. 11rkb. 46. 90
2421 18th NV. 10r. 40. 90
1907 33d NV, 7r&h. 20. 80
Once rooms, 1907 F NV.
| 1912 18th st. ......166. 90
Stab r'r 1871 Corc'n. 10. 90
'THERFORD, 1907 r ct.
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WANTED FLATS.

ANTED-FI.AT. > ROOMS AND BATH. sM-L;
sept. ] OFT l. Add e~s giving location and
terms. e u. EHEET. PaJru; Office. jy2l-.i-
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PERSONAL

CAARBML CARRNGToN, ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
Webster Law building, sos st. NV, Washing
ton. d. Q. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats.
New York ave. and 9th Ut. NV. sells
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-23

MARLBOROUGH. THE GREAT ENGLISH PAIu
isi. lvoa St NV Acknowledged by all b:Is-
ness men and spectators Ia be wonderfully
gIIed Tells future events accurately In husi-
hess spcculsttons. Investments love, Perfect
aatisfAcIon or NO pay. PslmisIry taught Ic3, 20.
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WANTED a RELIABLE COLORED MAN WISHES
Jahltor Position in store. 1l32 Pierce place NV
"aNlED - SITUATION AS a FIRST-CLASS
-~4~ A-'u NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MALE.
NANTE-BY \ YOUNG WHITE MAN A POSI-
ton as bartender Address Box 40 Star office
- ~, 'tat Otuee.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
Our ElnaneIaI Dependenee,

The indianapolis Sentinel thinks that
however much mch may have criticised
SIR. Bryan's statements on financial qucs-
iions In the past, no intelligent American
will deny the statement made by hiI At
Baltimore euneernmg our financial de-
pendenee On Great britain. lie said
when reyerses 10 a war with ahandiui of
Beers will shake our financial syit m,
where will the gold siandtfd be II : n gland
ever attacks a nation Of her own SIZE aud
gots into o real war?
When we join ourselves TO the gold stant.
ard, when We make gold alone the legal
tender for the payment oi debts, We con.
meet ourselves with every disturbance in
Europe, aud make ourselves dependent
upon their conditions for our prosperity.
You tell me u Is sound SYSTEM IL
false; that system Is not sound. Tell me Il
IL an American - stem? Il tis lie. There
10 no such American system; there Is no
American system that makes us trcmble
every time there Is trouble among the gold.
standard countries ~ the oic world,
With the experience of the past lew
months, continue, the sentinel, Il ls rei-
NAAN HfANiN NfNNfN"tN NNHNNHN|" VIII tfMAhANN MN
settle British hnanccs The strain on
that country Is already almost II the
danger point, ana must have beer far
worse than u Is bat iof the fact that this
counuy's financial power Is less,
therefore we gave up llie guld that Esq
land demanded Aifeady more than si5,
O00,ul0 have left this country 20 relieve the
pressure there, and more will follow as %
as Il IA called fof, and as long as we can
lei itRn. Bag further British revenei
will either cause 'ain ni goli that uuf
country can not sad ~ they viii
cause collapse ~ Great
Britain whish viii shake our imam.
eial and busin 81 system o. the bottom.
This ls not merely Mr liryau's view. II
Is anticipated fact with financial author
lilies every where. IN this weeks circular
Ar Henry Clows, the mouthpicce Of Wall
street, ssysi
As already said, the outlook ls ior grad
ual Improvement based ou easier money
and stronger intrinsic conditions in specu-
lapon Much depends upon she course II
the Tfan,vaai war British defeats have
caused prolonged hesiieney, b.
cause any sis X - me Lonsiun maTtei
must inevitablyIbe reafcted her. 'fhs
situation, hos ever, ln South Africa has
n0w sufficiently changed b. warrant the
expectation of a series ~ British victories.
Yet nothing Is - uncertain as war, and
Surprises arc 10 b. expccieil.
The evident fact u that by adopting the
gold standard We have hung ourselves ~
Johngy' bulra coat tails, aud Il exhaustion
causes hm ~ 90 down we are in FAIR
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
NAA~ Buys a iirsi>elsss
Mil Piano In GOOD
UN condition.
$40 cash, and IS
per month, without interest
Enquire a, this Office nTANN
II You want this I IhlNO

Lord kitihcner's Enthusiastic Praise.
Tbs At6ara bridge. which has boon
built In tho honrt Of tho Sudhncse
country by n Philadelphia firia. after n
sharp competition with English bridge
builders, has just been formally opened
10 traffic No public work in recent
years has attracted 50 much attention
~ this bridge, not because Il was an
especially difficult engineering feat, but
mainly because Americans located 10
far from the Atbara river should DO
able 20 construct on elaborate iron
bridge over the stream moro quickly
aud choaply than tho British inanufac-
turers. who had tho distinct advantage
Of operating In British territory.
On the occasion Of tho opening Of tho
bridge lord Kitchener compllmcnted
tho American bridge builders a the
warmcst terms. M we'll no might for
their "energy. ability" and "grit. "
The Philadelphia nrm was able 20 finish
tho bridge 80 quickly because they had
many Of the parts made mp In advance,
and tho principal part Of tho work was
In transporting these sections 20 the
Sudan and putting them together That
ls tho way Americans do business
Thus the bridge was finished on time.
and everybody Is happy except Of
course, our English cousins who did not
get the contract and, what Is probably
more humiliating. nre now Obliged "a
hear Lord Kitchener's unstinted praise
Of their American competitions
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03

We Americans are not usually re-
gGrded as an exclusive people, yet we
are accused by the English OF having
monopollzcd that now fashionable oil
mept, appendicitis. The word does not
appear In the most recent and most
ambitious Of the dictionaries compiled
ly our cousins across the water In
the intefcatn OF ihternational comfy
this should not be thus. and either the
word should be put Into the books by
the British photographers or we should
export a couple OF we'll defined cases
o. the disease % Albion. Just simply to
show that there Is no desire 10 be
selfish aud TO enjoy our distinction aa
the most susceptible victims OF appcn.
dicitis oil by ourselves.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03

The shooting Of Goebel, the success
ful contestant before the Kentucky
legislature for governor, was lawless
act, no matter how corrupt or design
ing a man Goebel was. II would have
been far more reasonable to have kill
ed Hayes, the fraudulent president,
when the returning board OF seven 20
eight declared Hayes elected 10 the
presidency over Tilden, who had been
elected by an overwhelming majority
OF both the ELECTORAL aud popular vote
OF the United States. The death OF
Goebel will certainly mean the ever
lasting defeat of republicanism In
Kentucky No decent law abiding
people Will sustain the resort 10 fire
arms which the republicans Of Ken
tucky have time and again threatened
and At last have actually done.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03

Ia recent interview in the Ottawa
(Cenadal Free Press. Professor Robert.
son. who has Just returned frcm Eng,
land related the following experiment
by Dr. souirrvllle Of the Durbon Qshg.
land College OF Science: "Dr. somor-
vile has been carrying on lnyostiga-
tlons Into the improvements OF pms.
lures, hy Hight application of Thorn
as elng containing phosphatcsl three
acre plot has been improved to carry
twice ns many sheep and yield nearly
twice ns much mutton per acre a. the
adjoining plot % tiifoo acres untronted
illat Was not duc ln an lncrcaced yield
OF prndure on the Held. but 10 40 hn-
proycmcnt IN the quality Of tile herb
age. When n part of each of tho plots
WIS ~, as hny. there waa little differ
ence Ia the yicld per acre. Tic appllcn.
ton Of phosphaics bad produced a
plentiful growth ~ whlic clover on a
treated plo', whaeas cloycra were
hardly visible ou iao other ono There
had not hocn amy sowing Uf clover or
Rrnss seeds on tho field ID was an
old, pcrmnnent pasture"
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
NOTICE or snRRlEE,s SALE.

ny virtue Of an execution Issued out Of tho
aietriot court within aud ioF tho county Of
oi z, Nv s,&gfieos & in ne suit
Miii Bro, duly attesled the 9ird DAY 81
Dccciaber, A. p. $50, J have levied upon
pcrY Of W r. Wilt, one OF the members Of
! black COW branded PAT left side.
lred steer yeArllns branded Y rishssldo
red COW, ired hoIisr csifbrsnded " right
cream eoiored Jersey COW branded "
BLACK Pole COW branded IA 1 left ado, q
Pole branded VI right side. -
red COW branded JIIL lconnectedl left side
cream colnrcd Jersey COW, no brand.
-, } ,ofindie steer yeariing, white face "
speckis COW brandedaon lei, side
white hull calf red neck, no brand
= rea COW With bell braided PAT left side
both horna dropped down side OF head
:, Al,o following stock ali branded " on
FRED COW Nhlto fare 49,
! red steer calf. white faceg
red heller years Old, bush n tail White.
req and white spottcd ascrr Old hsifor.
J rcd whlte face COW.
! red white face steer calf.
! black COW, white facc
brl 20 COW years old.
rcd heller calf
! solid REL qow . years old
Notice ist rnby given tina, on 26th day of
fcbruhfyt a. d. 100, nt sGsevon o'clock a.
m, oi said dRy, at VT ranch In the said
county 81 EDDY, territory OF New Mexico, n
viii sell the bald above described PROPERTY
70 the highest bidder for cash, or 10 much
thereof ~ may be necessary 20 bring the
sum OF 4aii. Is, together With the costs of
SAID sale qnd the execution Of this said writ
Of execution
witness my hand ofiicialiy this tho 2oth
day II January, A, ID, ip0Q.
N. @. STEWART,
Sherlfi ui EDDY Co., NJ. NJ.
First publication Jan III, iB1l.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
HEAVY HORSES.
breeds Fos whieh There May ne Per-
lnnnent Dsmnnd.


Breeds Pcs which Thero slay ~ Per-
iuanent nsmnnd,
Young drnft horses of The best type
that have been carefully reared ard ju-
dlclously fcd can without any disad-
vantage be broken IN and put 70 light
work ON the land when they are 2
years old, says Robert ~ Tprnbull IN
the London live Stock Journal From
that age tili they are years nid. when
they are ready for sale, they amply 70.
pay the cost Of their food BY their In.
Dor. II q young drift horse has tho
misfortune 90 meet with an accident
that unnts n Tor town work, u may
slih be usefuliy employed on the land.
whereas n youag hunter becomes IN.
NJ for the purpose for which he II bred
his services cannot repay the cogt of
keep.
All experienced farmers nre agreed
that, taking into account the value of
the labor performed by young draft