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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05
Corner Broad and Cooper SITS opp. Court House
WOODBURY., N. j.
One Square from Station.
Steam Heat throughout; lighted by
gas.
Rate $500 per Day.
FUNNY HUMAN NATURE.

A Little stcry That illustrates Some
OF IT'S Peculiar Phases.
Young men caa never tell where to
look for an ally in their love affairs.
A few afternoons ago one of them was
leaving a handsome residence in the
upper part Of the city. He walked un-
steadily. he will never be paler. and 1t
was evident that he was in great trou-
bic. He scarcely noticed the brisk APP
proach of the old gentleman who owns
the house and the daughter, though
the suitor had been diligently lodging
the father for months.
"Hellol What's this? Sick?7 and
the old gentleman firmly planted him.
self in the way of the retreating lover.
you're not fit to go out in this storm,
young man. Come inside. Take a
drop of cordial What do you mean.
risking your life like thisY'
mot there, sir,'' in a faint voice.
''I'n never enter that house again.
Your daughter just refused me-"
Now the father had told her a score
of times to "get rid of that chap but
he is sympathetic and choleric.
"What," pounding the walk with his
cane, refused you? Tilted you? Put
you in this awful state? The mink
She'll hear from me! Look as though
you were dying, poor fellowl How
many times have you asked herr?
"Once1
-Only once? Thunderation, man
I'll bet / asked her mother $4,000 times
before she'd have me! It's in the
blood. Come in here. No, take a wall
around the block and then come. The
idea Of that girl thinking that she
knows her own mindi It's absurd
Brace up, now. Wen bring her t.
time"
And il looks as though they would
The old gentleman looks sheepish, thu
girl laughs often without apparent
cause. and the youth calls regularly
Detroit Free Press.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05
selfish Edward III

King Edward III of England was a
great epicure, but selfish one. While
he gorged himself with multitude of
courses and dishes. he forbade his
servants eating meat or fish more than
once a day and ordained by law that
none of his subjects should have at
dinner or supper more than two courses
nor above three dishes for each course.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05
he was a boxer.

"Piease play for me your fayorite now.''
He pleadingly besoughf Ills Rosa.
''0f course, said she. 'sPll play you now
nocturne by great composer.
He smiled, and then as readily
A playful little glance be throws her.
He interposed in tone Of giee.
a knock-turn is great composer. .
Richmond Dispatch.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05
1t Has Been Done.

"Do you suppose that any sort of cul-
tivation can change a fruit tree into a
nut tree?' asked Cawker.
II should think not" replied Cumso.
"But see how the jokers shavechanged
George Washington's cherry tree into a
chestnut Harper Bazaar.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05
Does Coffee Agree win You9

IF not, drink GRAIN-O-made from pure
grains A lady writes ''The first tune / made
GRAIN-O did not like it but after using it for
one week nothing would induce me to 20 back
to coffee. 1t nOurishes and feeds the system.
The children can drink il freely with great bene
ht 1t is the strengthening substance of pure
grains. Get package to-day from your grocer.
follow the directions in making 1t and you viii
have delicious and healthfui table beverage
for old and yonng. 1Se. and CSC.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05

The Chop and the Cherry Tree.
.sPopkin loves to be historically cor.
rect.
What's his Iatestf''
He had an English chop for break-
fast on Washingfon's birthday. Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05

One is to proportion their weight to the
lamp which is to carry them so as not
to get a top heavy shade on a light
weight lamp, which is both dangerous
and in bad taste; the second is the
choice of color If rose color is not
desired, yellow. soft green or some
pretty shades of pink or tan might be
considered. Blues and grays are al
ways risky. They have cold effect
and suit very few compilations, while
the soft rose tinted light makes nearly
all women feel and look their best
Lady Sykes. wife of Sir Frederick
Henry Sykes and a woman of promi-
nence in English society. goes to South
Africa to act as nurse in connection
with the British army
Princess Nektya Ninye of Japan,
who is said to be the most beautiful
woman in the mikado's empire, is pass
ing through the United States on her
way to the Paris exposition
Mrs Minoria Stearns Fits of Chi
cago, president of the Women's OwG
ership league of that city. has organ
ized band of women for the purpose
of making men courteous in ths street
and at the same time improve the
transportation service Cards like this
are distributed: Gentlemen-Get up
and give the ladies seats. You can
tote to stop this thing; she cannot"
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05

To show still further in what heav-
enly frame of mind Republicans are
toward each other l quote the follow
ing poem from the Portland Oregonian,
a thick and thin Republican organ:
MR.. FACING EvERYWHICHwAY.
We've been huntin you. Mckinley, but we don't
know where you air;
When we clap our fingers on you. why. We fnd
you're never there.
When we hunted through the tarif. In the place
you'd ought to be.
Why, you wasn't round there nowhere, least aa
far as we could see.
In this Porto Rico thingunbob We thought we'd
find you sure;
When we got there you'd been trekkin. like the
smooth and Vilv -Raer:
80 we asked the gold supporters they thought
we'd find you there,
And they said they guessed 50, some place, bat
they didn't Just know where.
Ager said he hadn't seen you, and be shed
bitter tear
When he said you'd gone and left him. Ike
sinkin ship last year
When we visited Mark Hanna. who was busy
courtin pelf,
Why. he said he couldn't tell US, Ter he didn't
know hisself.
So we've just KEEP on a-huntin till we're nearly
petered out
And. although we thought We had You now.
Continued on 4th Psge.l
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05
A con.istent Profession.

1t has often been said Of the medical tribe
That they seldom viii swallow the stuff they pre-
scribe;
Yet, though they may not think their jalap is
ghey win profit derive from their own good ad
--eAicago IL serd
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05
Wonderful Case Of Private o,Leary.

W WoAueHAuA S1SS u = =
The case of Private O'Leary Of the
West Surrey regiment, who arrived in
the Nile, was extraordinary On Dec.
Is he was shot in the head, the bullet
penetrating the brain and rendering
him dumb and blind, while later pa
ralysis set in on his left side. At
Maritzburg hospital, under the super
intendence of Sir William MacCormac,
he was operated on, the bullet being
successfully extracted and an ounce
Of the brain aud several pieces of the
skull taken out. O'Ieary afterward
regained speech and was able to see
and is regaining the use Of his left leg.
Sir William MacCormac termed 1t a
marvellous recovery London News.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05

The city council of st. Lonis has pass
ed bill providing that 3 cent fares shall
be charged passengers who are Obliged 10
stand. It Is hoped ID this way to effect
the running of more cars and 90 asxag
With oyercroWding. J.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05
Great wagging OF Tongues.
Especial washington letter.

The foregoing paragraph from The
Star. together with the comment Of
The Post, caused great ruction
among Republicans. a great laying to-
gether Of heads and vast wagging of
tongues In whispers. Their curses
were deep If not loud. All. then and
there was hurrying TO and fro. and
consultations held IN hot haste ii se-
cret corners; much talk of an investi-
cation. which has not nlaterialized and
which viii never materialize. Mark
Hanna took the bun by the horns aud
swore roundly that the whole tale was
several aIfEerent sorts & 8 lIe. Nhers.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05
CHAMP CLARK LETTER
Suggests That the Repub-
licans Read the Bible.
MIGHT HAVE GOOD EFFECT.
Calm the Troubled Spirits of
Warning Factions.
GRAVE CHARGE By PARTY ORGAN

Says That Giving Free T. de to Por-
to Rico Would Deprive the G. o. p.
of Large Contribution TO the
Campaign Fund = Democrats Pre-
pairing For the Fray-Colonel Hep
burn In "a Sad State of Mind.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05
LIBERTY OR WHAT?

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

nE1CiNA DEL AGRIMENsOR GkNE-
~ raj De los ksiadus unidua, santa 10, Nue.
esto dado. baln 81 Aeia del Congresu apr0hslo
Mario q. 1891, rumicudas "a iulsna We
81 prosecution coo el decTrio dual hecho IN
asrniado al da ~. Dc Dccirm6rr. dc
lvpe, POT la Cone de ios kstalus
unidos, dc Reclamaciones de Psricu.stgs 30
hfc Teucn0s cuuiirmand0lrs Jos hefcIeros,
ccslrnafios, representatives ley tteH, De- Diego
dc Padilla las tisrras compfcuai d % drntfo dc
Y mefced de ierreno. o tcclamu, de 90 q &c
Coue como No i7g. y situado en- ,a6ld al
Nufic dc linees z, 3. 4, b, q. I'd urnt- .el-
irO de los Cund dos de hcfua alloy NaIeaCia.
icuituHo de Nury0 MexiC ., ana mtutuf. ne
dicha mcfcrd, d. fcClamo, la sidH hrCua .ur
peofEe ~ fIadt, Dipuiado AEumrusuf. de los
sstados lnid0a baiu Conuai 30 it4 tecll.
Do Fl 20 De Ahrl dc ngai iuc drvuclia d csta
ohcina 81 dia 30, De Mayo DE- ieUu b ID uapa
"a mensufa De Ia intsua rHi4 Cuntlu.ll en-
gsia uiicina, lisia para lnsp cci"n pubi'ca.
nicha mcffcd, % feClamn. ha HI.U msUliH ca
confCrndad con Las liudefH- gspr,Iu.aIus
enunciadn en- dichu drrfctO, 81 rsin CnItD sea
KY alsht eHntr nsnia Wala ueai" pc ga-
eildo 2, al Note, liucas =, 2, = @, o u o. eute,
denitu dc los Conuadus De Hrfu. iulny Na.rn-
CA, leHiiofo Dc Nucvo Mexico. ,aH.pr ode
una area de hd.hushA actcs, 90 grim nsuta
nqpa lie dicha mrfCed, ofg 'dml. sftt re-.
trnidp en- 81 despachu del Agriin o. .ur bsnrIai
en- santa re, Nucvo Mexico, purri Die utcimi.
no Dc noNenta Qias exclusives del primer dla
de Ia pu' .aCiou de- este aVIsu. cus uiirfn
persona pfriendirudu nlguu inirtul en D. Gone
ufmaci0ni q t1alquiri intetfH r1 ias u,ffus
compfendidas denun de .iCha aaT uuusufa. o
cualesqulrfa pafic DE elias detCaU d1 uarrr Ol-
iectOnca u dcha aRnmruaufa mHua. rst re-
quefidn a declaiaf distiutAmrnir Dor raartu 81
iniefra del ohietante con ta.vs urt'AU. ones
iumdas utfts ufurbns como ei ti'N, 10 rll los
uecccn producer "a HupOitc de .a uUtfUl 10, v
prutocoiaf las mlsmfs rn ml cur.na irni.u lei
tcFfninu lie noyrnta dias. QllNbf y hNOE,
AenueusOf General de lua haiadus lu.dus,
poI cl Dlslfitu dc urVo Mckee.
unmer publication iue hecha sctcm0Fc 4,
dc 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
MOVEMENT OF CATTLE.
recos valley sales aud shipments of ne-
cent Date.

cent Date.
W G.. Mcdonald. OF Nogal, Lincoln
county has purchased Jose Vegas en-
tire stock OF cattle. something over JO0
head
J. Il. Hinklc. manager of tuy Penasc0
Cattle company had 200 head OF cattle
al Roswell last week. mostly steers
with few COWS. lie sold few To- the
local butchers. and shipped the remain
der to Kansas city.
Charles de Brcmond. the sheep breed
or. whose camp is thlrty-nye miles Woa,
from Roswell, on the Aqua Nugrd, has
iSO0 lambs. l.2U0 being hait-bred shr0p-
shircH. They have b.en bought by Geo.
IA. v abstcr, Jr., Of Carlsbad, and are
said to De The finest lot % lambs ever
seen Ia the PecOs valley.
c. L. Ballard shipped 1900 head OF
cattle on Thursday OF last week TO Pop
ham a Harrison. az Amarillo. There
were O6i yoarlings. the remainder be-
inc twOs The cattle we're bought Of
various parties In the southwest portion
90 Chaycs county, nearly all OF whom
came with the cattle and delivered
them here last week among them be-
lng James Hunter a Sons. J. u. Swope,
}. +. Lewis, James Jeffers, j. W Jerni-
san. Virgil W. and $. +. York Buck"
Powell j. H. Prather. A. Hendrix. J.
~ Lusk. Bud futon and Jack Brown
ing.
Harold fluid and w. r. Clements
bought 100 acres u irrigated land last
week from the Roswell Land and Wa
te- company through w. q Hamilton
The tract lies six miles northeast OF
Roswell and 10 a fine body OF land.
Messrs iiurd a Clements will engage
In the sheep business. II being their In
tcntlon 90 buy 1000 head OF high-graie
ewes and registered rams. either De
lnine or Rambouilett. Mr. Clements will
have charge Of the range Affairs. and
Mt Hrrd OF the ranch. with Elmer
RIchey as foreman. They viii live al
the starkwcather s. Fletcher place FOR
the present. They have options on tie
sheep now. and will soon close them n
satisfactory. Harry c, Lee will take an
interest with them In the sheep. The
whole Investment viii reach $4,000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
rYrnIAN GRAND LopoE.
Reports shnu H. ~ increase In Mrmbe
ship.

Reports SHOW H. gr Increase In Member
ship.
Grand Chancellor c. c. Clark called
the seventeenth annual session OF the
grand lodge knights Of Pythlas OF New
Mexico TO order yesterday morning Ia
the presence OF large and enthusiast
tic gathering OF representatives. The
reports 90 the officers were read. and
there was much rejoicing when the re-
port on membership showed that there
were over one thousaud members in
good standing. the largest as set ever
reported. The other reports gave evil
dencc 90 splendid condition financial
~ The reports were referred to COM
mlttees. Al the afternoon session the
election OF officers Tor the ensuing year
took place with the following result
Grand Chancellor g. e. clark, OF Kelly.
reelected; grand vice chancellor. VIII
liam Fitzpatrick. Gallup: grand prelatc.
y. r. Adams, Albuquerque: grand
keeper % records and seal G.. r. Perry,
Las Vegas. grand master OF eNchequer.
splegelborR, santa Re; grand master
no arms. r. n. Heather. Silver City;
grand inner guard r.. W. Clapp. Lords.
burg. grand outer guard. G. NJ. Houch,
Ration trc-electcd). representatives 20
the biennial session OF the supreme
lodge at San Francisco In 1902 ". l.,
Browne. OF Las Vegas and Wlplliam
Kuchenbecker. OF Gallup. The above
officers we're installed to-day AZ the
ensuing session the committees re.
ports were heard and action taken upon
same. and the discussion OF the re-
vision OF the constitution, which was
continued to-day. After the session last
night. Min, ,al Lodge No. entertained
the grand Atilcers and visiting knights
with a supper at the hall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Notice ia hereby given that by virtue II
Wit ~ YtndniOni caponaa, issued out III the
District Count within aud ior the county oi
Valencia, ON the std day " August, 1900, Ia a
certain cause wherein a. q. WiicOx was
plaintiff aud Roman a, baCa was defendant
being NO. 1907, ! Will, on Saturday, rs let
day ui September. 1900, Al She hour Ut 40
u'cluck a. m, AZ the front door Ut the county
court house IN The county Ut hefnaliiio, sell al
public auction "a the highest bidder a. cash
the following real estate situate in the county
~ hefnalillu, teftitufy ui New MUNieO 10 witt
~ int right uGg aud iaiegcst Oi the lie.
iendaut Roman A. haCa, AZ the same exsi ed
upon the 9Th day ul september. tsp3 IN and
% the 'bafiqlume Fefnandet" ur San Ml.
Hucl nuung' Grant, situated in the county uf
hctnaliln. and Territory of New Mrsiro and
recently confirmed BY the United states couu
81 fiYair Land ciaimai o satisfy iadar.
ment Ia assumpsit rendered un the 9Th day of
September 1898, IN favor Of said plainuli ,
amounting with Interest ana costs 10 the day
~ sale, exclusive ~ accfuing costs "a tbe suni
of sit hundred dot afs, and To satisfy Al / ac.
JainH egsia tHoAAs =, HUnHKtfy
sheriff of the County Ut bcfnallilo. New
Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

10 wear hats Thtl3 haas are ,he vafi
led STYLES u ere fan o. 1900 strictis new
and up-to-dath. Gail IN ana see ME. ~
G. Fleming, los Gold avenue.
Capt Morrison, the ticket agent Tor
the santa Fo railway az ~ Paso, b.
here today.
Carl Roinkcn and wife came in from
Bclon this morning. and viii remain un-
til after the fair
Commodore owens, from Arizona, Il
here taking In the fair BE seems TO be-
enjoylng himself
sheriff Patrick Garrett. 81 Dona Ana
county. came in this morning ana "a
having fun among bis friends OF the
metropolis.
Hon. Solomon Luna. Of Los Lunas. a
liberal contributor Of the fair fund.
came In from the south this morning, to
take In the big fair.
The Ration Reporter says. Prof w
| A.. Chapman leaves tomorrow Tor Albu-
auerquo TO attend the annual meeting
OF the Territorial Educational council"
]. Morollo. member Of Morollo Bros.
wholesale liquor merchants OF Gallup
ia here for few days after which hs
| Will 60 90 Chicago and Milwaukee on
a visit to friends.
G. n. Brown. the well-known livery.
man and mine operator Of socorro, wa
a passenger from the north this morn.
Ing. lie 10 q pinHacd spectator az al,
grand stand this afternoon.
W, L. Brctherton. superintendent oI
W A. Clark's coal mines at Clarkviilc
IL here taking ~ The big fair and IN,
local coal agent. }. T. heaven. is she "
ing the gentleman courtesios.
Colonel J l.. Morris came IN from
Thornton this morning All who hav
known the colonel Tor thirty years her
wish him success. The man who lex
the soldiers through New Mexico thirt,
years ago deserves our best regards.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

IT = SURVIVOR GENERALS OFFICk,
~ Santa fe. AeN Mexico, September a.
1900 -NuiiCc 10 hereby given, uudcf the Act
of ConRtess appruVrd March b 1891, aud
amendments thereto that in pursuance ui the
final decree made in NOVEMBER tsug. aud an
amended decree cut rcd un December ia,
isgs, by the u. =. Colu OF Pfivate Land
Claims confirming unto thc hclrs. assgus and
legal representatives ~ Diego De Pa.liiia, the
lands embraced IN the 10 De PadlIa" land
giant uf claim, known Ou the docket Of said
count AZ No 21a aud situate iu II n. Ks q.
4, aud n, Counties Of hernnlliu and Va.
lencia Territory qi New Mexico A survey Of
been made BY George Il fradt O.. $ Deputy
Surveyor, under Contrast No. aa2, dated ApHl
30 lspNi was returned 90 N ~ OH ce on May
81 1900 and the plat aud survey thereof ~
completed Ia this utiiCe ready for public Ia
spectluu. said grant uf claim hus been SUR
vcyed ia conformity with the boundary calls
yet forth iu said decree, aud b. located hY said
IN the Counties ~ Bcrnaliiu and Valencia,
Territory of New Mexico ami cmhraces an
are Of ba. $50 ~ acres The survey tud plat
Of said grant or claim, viii hc frtfinrd Iu thE
Surveyor Generals Otlce "a santa fc, New
Mexico Tor thc tull period ui ninety days. "a.
elusive Ut the DIST day OF The publication uf
this notice, and any party claiming au Interest
embraced m said survey, of any pat thereof,
desiring az make objections 90 sad survey and
plat ia feuaifcu to state distinct y, lu wiring,
the interest ~ the Obiectot, together with such
ailidavits, uf other proofs as hc, She % they
may desire 10 produce Ia support ui ths oui q
period OF ninety days. QuiNhi NANCt, u.
y. Surveyor general iog the District oi New
MrNicu
(Fint publication made Sept /. l0OO)
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

certain polnl aa 1850 ysfdn dus val nom
NE soulheasi lpinrt ~ ne above dsschned
nacts and running due vesl 10 Vi. Do yards
in the souihwpal ruihcf Of eaii Tract. thence
III 4 nnffhpily diftturu and M flfM 4uHlfa
with the last described inp, 100 yards Ia the
nufiheefi cgfrcf thereof ihrncc ~ ~ east .
eflY direction, end A right angles with The llfl
descfibrd line, 10 20 20 Yards N ne northeast
corner thereof thence in south NY dltrt ton
and u tight angles with The lasi described line
400 var 40 the place Of urHinnina.
Also q tract ~ land commonly known ~ the
an Coco De IL Alfalfa" belonging 20 one
time 10 Pledsd Afniio De HaCa. bounded on
the norh by lands N Monica ofiig ( ON TIE
east BY the public road on the south uy the
lands ~ the Sisters 1T Charity VI CinCinn 81
and lands Of Piacidu ApgdaCa . and On She
West by the estuary W lands formerly known
~ the lnnca Of fguaiio Gonzales.
Unless the tnld defendants Of some one for
them shall before The said day Of ale pay 90
plaintiff tlHn2 ~, the amount Ut said jude .
nicnt with per cent thereon, ifum me slii
9Th day uf Jane, 1000, together with the
costs III the said suit, and the expenses ~ the
said special Master Inquired in this behalf,
T. \. ilunnRiL,
Special Master
JOHNSTON 4 FiNtcAL.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
MINnRrs MILL ASHES.


Loss ct H#a,ohn, not covered bf Ia
suraurr.
The twenty STAMP mill owned by the
Mimbrcs Consolidated Mining company
and situated on the Mlmbrcs, about
three and 0ne-half miles below George
town. in Grant county Waa totally de-
stroycd hy are about 2 o'clock sunday
morning The IRE wac undoubtedly Of
inrendiary origin, az the mill has been
IDLE Tor several years past, The flames
had gained great hcadway when dis
covered and in "a comparatively short
time the entire building was "a mass II
smouldcrug ruins, The mill was erect
ga la 1851, and up until the early pos
treated forty tons OF ore daily H. to-
gcther with the mines owned by the
company yielded handsome profits
when the drop IN silver came. however
ana The mining Industry ln ana about
Georgetown came 20 an end, operations
were suspended and were never re-
sumed.
The original cost Of the mIll was
something like $4,000 and 20 Tar aa
known. waa nui insured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22


Territory OF New Mexloc. County q Ber-
naliilo, IN The i strict Court.
Thomas a. finical piainun. VI. Emily
ltath and the unknown heirs OF tho aald
Emily ltaih, DcfeBdanta. No, tGi0.
To tno above named Emlly iiath and her
heirs, whose names are 10 the plaintiff
unknown.
You are hereby notified that an action
has been begun aEAluat you Ia the Dia-
ulct Court Tor the County q Bornalillo,
IN the Territory % New Mexico wherein
the said pla1ntin, Thomas A. finicnl.
asks that the estate la and 20 the fol-
lowing described real estate situated IN
the CITY % Albuquerque, County ~ ber-
nallllo, and Territory " New Muxioo. 10
wit, lot ten O0) Ia block two % IN the
baca Addition 20 The city 81 Al0uquer-
cue. may be- established against the adj
verse claims Of yourselves AZ dcfendanta,
aud that you be barred and forever es-
topped from having and claiming any
rlght OF tlto 20 SAID premises adverse "a
plaintiff and that plaintiffs title 10 said
fcan estate be FOREVER auietcd and srt ~
rest; and that unieas you enter your az.
pcaranCe OF cause the same y D. enter 90
in said cause on % before Mcnday, the
fault viii be rendered against you and
the complaint OF the plaintiff wiz b.
taken as confessed. ....,
Clerk OF said Court
q. w. JOHNSTON,
Attorney for plaintiff.
once ana pogtoiiico address, Albuquet-
que. New Mexico.