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a CURE FOR TINE BlvEs

a asked for mental
repression aud Is better known as
hlnesw
physician blues means
that think OF their
business OF thou
sand Irritating things that like weeds the more they
nurtnred the mnd
this physician prescription and ushercd the sober
faced
depressed he exceed
clerk. remarkng
ssufnv "Au a hurry"
prescription with laugh handed back
English
always before retiring
This blues words dumhy for Instant
laughed the duh that had been rest
cloud lighter ana he Aughed
clever trick t tho
once actually whed something
hs
he Sun laughing The
world indefinite somewhere he secured
dlsehaEng hnnEing
hungry
a
table told
heard downtown smiled
behind
and that he a lucky
with the children awhile
Ia a physician
by
helps the liver He win
look their mrth
II \
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LEADING

NEW YORK. Dec. f1.--Four teams
are now In thu lead IN the sfx-dnys
bicycle race az Madison Square Gar
den. and all OF them are Americans
The 1. 513-miie mark was passed
early IN the morning with all riders
somewhat worn. but still riding
strongly. II now seems that an
American team Is 70 carry or the
FIRST money and possibly the second.
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SHE'S ALIVE

BERLIN. Dee. IA local paper
carries special seiewraphir advice
today 10 the effect that Miss stone.
the missionary who ~ being hstd
for ransom was recently seen at
koprisenkciihi near DunnIsra. Be-
yond this the message contained
nothing which has not already ap-
peared in regard 20 the situation.
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RESCUER
ATTACKED
------------
Man Who Hanged Him
self Resented In
reference

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Dec. a.
Hafrisou purow. a farmer. was
found hanging 10 tree near his
borne. AZ Addison. ~ a hunter. who
cut him Down. Durow. when re-
e1ved BY his resrucr. attacked the
lnlfer and made an attempt 70 hill
fifn. The hunter seized his gun and
helH Dufow AZ bay. then marched
him ~ The point of the gun 70 Al
olson. where he was turned oscr 10
the authorities. Durnw IL Insane.
and viii be Sent to an asylum.
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FRS AND POWELL

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT q
the State of Washington In ana y
the County Of King. Emma IA
bard. plaintiff. ~. gilas Hubkssi
defendant. No. 1880. summur
for Service by Publication. a.
OF Washington to the said ~
Hubbard. defendant.
You are hereby summoned d 3.
pear within sixty days after The ~
Of the FIRST publication Of this -,
mons. so~wit: within sixty daya ~
the 18th day Of November. A. p. III
and defend the above entitled ssh
I'm the above entitled court. AMI y.
swer the complaint Of the pizixl
and serve q copy Of your anees
upon the undersigned aftornen q
the plaintiff az their Office -
stated: and IN case of your fnifert Z
10 do. Judgment will be rsn1m1
against you according 10 the feres|
OF the complaint which has be<n ~
with the clerk of said court. N y
ject for which this action ~ bru1x,
h to obtain = decree OF dfvorc< IN
the defendant on the ground fhsf Y
defendant has failed and nee;scr
and refused 70 support plrinti6 =
10 make suitable provision for -
tiff and her family and also. bscsu
~ cruel treatment UPON the pan Z
the defendant towards the psai1N
and also. hecnuae the defendant u
abandoned the plaintiff for one n
and more.
The three matters herein STAN
constituting three separate Gauss
action for divorce az specified n q
laws OF the State OF washingfon.
SPEEKERT a cASsIDAY.
Attorneys for Pisinsu.
Postof'lce and once address R6l1
n, Arlington hotel. Seattle, Ws1H
First publication. 18th Noven>r
1901.
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Sterling silver trimmed dressing
combs. 80 and Is cents. at Finck >.
sts Second avenue.
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SIS % sfz5 a Lot
For our I4atonn property as long as
they last.
1850.
For n choice Iot on Cherry street, In
easy walking distance from Pio-
ncer Place.
s5f5.
We have just one lot left on Beacon
HIN NJ this price. This - IN good
location with splendid view, one
block from car line.
NORTHWEST TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT Co.
Real Estate Department.
1904 Columbia Sc. Tel. Main $50.
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From Columbia Dock. foot Of Col.
urnbia street.
Lave ssNttis-s.ss 4. m. gexcep,
sundayal and 10 % q. M. i.is .. IN.
sfor Bremersou oniyl and $50 p. IA.
saturday only. extra "trip ii.So .. NJ. J
Leave Hremefton IS ana II IS a
m., 800 and SIS ,, "a. leave sidney
-~f.s " ard N a. m. TOO .. IA.
Leave Charleston ~ss 20 and tf.Ss a.
m. sex D. m.
For Pleasant Peach and n~an
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
NJ 1900 a. m. and lis .. m. Leaving
Ufmrnsrfun 90 SIS n. m. ana Sis y ns.
Fnrs % cerats round trip.
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pnYsroiAss AND SURGEONS

III Ht'tNNH Afb NtfsNAfEf+
DiL i. y. sfEwAsf. speeiaiiat % 90
essen ~ women Edinburgh Medical
Institute, Boston block.
DRs. i. ~. and AGNES ~ HARHI-
SON. removed 70 fiallrr BldE.
BH ANNIE HUhHlLG. Diseases -
Nonsu. 81 ifinKieY
BH. mica removed 20 1916 i4euasef
building zrd ami PIKE. Tel Green ~
DF HfNktE Hi.yiz Hususi Lire
bidG. Tsi White "a. rss, Bpn 81
Dir Fhfk. Ms aihfr Boyd buiidi =.
Tel. Black 40 fsh1 Green tDJ.
fHUf
Amateur finishing Wise Balliyan
block.
ETANP pfi0rOe-2is coiuinbia ssrest
pLtEsIAc
THE &. l.. CRAYESs 90, 10l Pike
street. contracting plumbers end
unnefh estimates given Phone.
Main s5l.
WN. r. MuLLiN-NsN work Riiarnn-
teed one year. Tel Euf l'tt
Geo. ". WaodhDuss Go. Gel hnin att
RAGTNAs Plumbing 90. isnT ~
PRINTING AID BINDING
THE Ivy Fffnri ArtlrNe GfintnEi ~
grayed Calling cards, NeadlnE = -
nouncsmenir. rte. Firsl and pike
f'hon.. Main sTf
MAIkET Report. pyintifs = Publish.
ing 90. high gFrHr j0il ff.rflrK "a
Spring street Tel BuT ci2
BrLL RIOS. commercial printer.
10G m 3fa Washington bldg. tyff
Tr-en's Shoe Store Tel Whifr 80
~ METROPOLITAN Press, Inc. sf1-ii
ind ave r., and 1915 West Wash.
aLAL ESTATE Nh
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For ans DIAMONDS sss Richards
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MADAM

MADAM CAROLINA - The well
known, wonderful clairvoyant me-
dunn, tells past, present and fii-
ture; names given. palmist read
ings and cards. 25c up. 1908 list
ave-. room i0b. Green 1880.
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NOTICE.
SHERIFF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE


ESTATE.
State OF Washington. County II
King. SIS. sherlffss once.
by virtue OF an Order Of Sab =
eued out Of the honorable SupeII
Court Of King County. on the -
day Of November. 1891. by the a.
thereof. In the case OF Jane G. Ard
plaintiff. versus Neis A. Andegm
ct al, defendants. No. sz,o1s. a. ;
me. as Sheriff. directed and 6elh.
cred:
Notice IL hereby given. that I ~
proceed 30 sell at public aucfioa y
the highest bidder for cash. win
the hours prescribed by Law =
sherin's sales. to-wsf. Al 10 c'clr1
a. m. on the 18th day OF Decen>G
A. ID. 1891. before the court houH
door of said King county. In the ~
OF Washington. all Of the right IT.
and interest Of the said defeud1za
In and to the following DESERVE
property. situated in the County 4
King. State OF washington town
Lots fifty-four (ss) and fifty-hr< ~
In DwiFht's addition to the City 4
Seattle. levied on as the property (
defendants, 10 81 tfsfy j1dgn<4
amounting TO si5i.sS. with int4ek
and costs Of suit. In favor u ~
PLAINTIFF
Dated 18th day OF November. ~
ED. CUDIHEE
shexi6.
BY VIM. Corcoran.
Deputy
Peters a Powell. ATTORNEYS ~
plainiifr.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ~
KING County, State OF Waxhinf
ton. Nsttie zemansky, plainti4
We. Isaac A. zemansky, defsndxnt
NO. 1881. Summons for service y
publication.
ne state Of Washington 70 -
said Isaac A. Zemansky. defendant
You are hereby summoned to -
pear within sixty t6e) days after ~
care or the first publication OF fts
summons. TO wit. Within sixty -
days after the 2lst day OF Moves
Der, 1901, ana defend the above En-
titled action IN the above eni.st
court and answer the complaint q
the plaintiff. and serve a copy y
your answer upon the undersiyned
attorney for plaintiff at his their
office below stated: and in case
your failure 50 TO do, Judgment VI
be rendered against you accordm
10 the demand OF the complaint
which has been filed with the citFf
OF said court. The object Of tHe
above entitled action is 10 obtair
divorce from the defendant on nv
ground OF non-support and desertion
ALBERT ID. MARTIN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. address. Rooms so5-s0i CN-
Inns building, Seattle. King County
Washington.
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conrnAoron. and nuILprna

CONTRACTORS and hiibbLHs
sDDE..s0Irf Il nOsELlsAf. ahops
a. ns-2l0 spring street
bndAiLh4 a WELLA. general CON
Tsdle Main 10 ''''' '''' '''''
DAscisD AOAbE1fEs
DANcfNG Clharcs for bcginni NON
day aud Friday evening NJ $50. FFpfi
Wilson'S school ~ dancing priFHiH
lessons daily. nanhs hail. FiAe
street.
MR. y. u. T.. COLLINS. teacher Of
fashionable and select society dan-
cling studio. Iiolyoke block Phone
Red 4i53.
DANCING ACADEMIES
fhoF. LITTLE. teacher N Bot room
and fancy dancing uS Madison.
SOCIETY and stage dancing. " B'
sais First. Green lfls
DENTISTS
A. w. fHiLLlPs ~ Hsnssy blo5x.
Chicago Dental o. 90 finrkiey.
Observation-Disclosures SCHOOLS
L0AN Dramatic School prepares
pupils for dramatic and operatic
stage: advanced pupils finished.
aud beginners accepted Ia cioru-
hAHH uft OfaAti ~ VIZ AA' ftHh
plays and coach dramatic ciuba.
Tues. and Fri. II Holy 0ke.
uftEsswAk rns
ROYAL PALACE IREss MAKiN1
PARLOIgs ladies' and childrens
Tailoring. Hainy-pay Skirts and
Evening Suits. 1917 "a av
MRS IIANsoN-Fal openlnG ~ styi.
len millinery. Corner Fourth and
FOR ladies' tailor ana reception Eow -
call Mt Lamb HisterA ci0-zn Collins
block.
LYNCH a HIBAtv. ie1 Haiier bid.
Nine. a 8 sniiA e1 iilnkiey blocs.
DfEise AND CLEANING
Fafialan Dge Worka-Wa cali Tor.
clean. presa. deilvc= your clothes.
Once itis Firpf ave. Il Main 1914
AMERICAN aseam bye Works. 1915
Western ave-ue. Phone. Main ~.
ENoIsrKR4 ASD % srgAc fons
PUGET sound hfldse and Dredging
Co, so Pioneer BLDG. Railway and
highway bridges and yiuducts, steel
and irun work for buiidings- Drcdf-
ing and hArbor improvements. f1's
driving.
ELEcTnfeAI MACHINERY
EXC l<BoH n nfMAN Co. dynam0s
ana BEL work IA western avenue
FINANCIAL
sHOHT-TfME loans on furniture
ana chattsis. lowest rates. sxs
burke building.
MONEY loaned on horses. furniturs.
Jeweiry. chsttei mortgage loans a
npeciaIfy. advances on salaries.
Room 10 Downs block
-.
TO LoAN--Frivats money AT low rate
Of interest Groii. Damus a Cs1sr,
ips Alarfon street
WARRANTS bought and sold. Mo-
rison A Eshslman. Mutual Life I'D
OLYMPIC OIL co. IL Halter biocE
ron RENT
BASEMENT storage space under
7o5 First avenue, foot Of Cherry.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsTnAor on TITLn

.lLAySHlLU AUS.
tFaa-t1 fi2effa. afclcIe 80
AnsTnACr or TITLE
OhnOttNh iltEMfEh a Co. nc.
Abstract Co. Established ias3 Min
iug claim abstracts. basement OF the
Mutual Life budlnE.
Booth Whittlcsey- lianford Abstract
~ ratahliHhed 1859. basement u
taller block. Telephone. Main 1874
hhATTLE Abstract Co, n, n, b Eek
ARCHITECTS
J.. j. Donohoe n Jas. j. DonnellRn.
associate architects, steel and Ore
ptpof construction speciality.
suite bif facinc block. Seattle.
Phone James 1891.
sDnN GRAHAM. szo.gei Globe blk.
lei, James 222l.
VI W. HouGifroN. asi7 Collins
At@ioHAi.ts-Ar-LAw
a. II. BtTfHhH. attorney al lsw.
buit. prosecuted ana defended ~ All
courts, Al years experience Proceed.
Wkn ~ bankruptcy. Companies incor-
potHtcd Abstracts carefully ekTm-
tnea COLLECTIONS made Ia all PARTS
ot ihe United States. Highest eem.
msfeiHl ana bank rcfcrencen. 80
tl.lra avenue. Phone. Main 1000
Alexander A Martin. so Mutual
FRANK 3, wiESrLfNG, Boston blk
J; A. KELLOGG. re bailey bniid nE
W. y. LAMHuTI. zos-s paclne block
a. 6. MACDONALD go Burke hsi
Root. Palmer a Brown, Pioneer bill
y. g. coNoYtk. "a Halter building
LYMAN =. KNAPP, 70 Heller building
q, WAND KEMP 81 Burke buiidiit
= ~ DOUGLAS. t0I New York 81.
HORACE PETER BIS sew York blk
PIERRE y FrRitY. 40 Hurks bi,ck
=. =. LAHGLANb. to6 n. Y. bioet
AtcTtoNETns
JOE MARTiN. general aueiioneer
ana storage. 22i9 First avenue. Tel
ACTION sAiiss
AUCTION SALE ~ consignment
goods. etc, NJ Martin a Fox n
nslenroomn. szia Firnt avenue. FRI
day. December 18th. 1880 n. M.
consulting 81 100 sample rugs. 70
pairs lace curtains. 20 white linen
table cloths. me oak bedroom
suits. OAK bed Hteads. lot OF quits
and blankets Ohio range lot OF
cook stoves and heaters. TO be sold
~ any price. iine sinna retH and
dishes writing desks. combination
ondy'rl writing desks. sewing ma
chimes and dIningroom tables
rockers and chairs. silvcrwnre,
clocks. ald~boards. folding beds
china closets. . hne wool art
squares. dishes and xraniteware
and lots OF other goods too numer-
GUS 10 mention. Phone Oak 7sk.
JOE MARTIN. Auetioneer
" q nickEnrcA. general AUCTION.
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When buying Articles advertised In
THIS paper. speak OF the Star.
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~ TIE atPEnioH cOCn4
the state ~ Waah.nEfon. ~
for the county n King. -
Faneake' Piainuff, W. Pete
efson, Hannah Peterson. ~ ~
Sells Peter Peterson and 10.
g. Peterson. Defebdants
4at6ys luminous ~ publies,t.s@
Tho State ~ Waanlnaton. -
said Peter Peterson. Hannah e4I
son, his wife, Nsis Peter pe.i1F
and Hannah 2. Peterson, f,s,..
ants,
You ste hereby s1mmoned "a
pear within sixty fsoj days as,s.
date ~ enc iirrt p1biicaiion -
summons, ~ glt within airtv y
affer the 1880 1ay II Notefnf,e. y
nu1 defend the aboee entltieN s. -
IN the above entitled cauri 80
sNer the complaint Of the plaIs'',.
ana serve copy ~ your ansNe@ -
on the UNDERLINED aftornsvs N
plaintiff. ~ their office belex 49,.
ard IN case u your failure ~ - !,
judgment viii be rendered 49,.
you according 70 the demand - ~
the complaint. which has keer !,
with the clerk Of said cOsrf
The object Of the above srsss-
- f0reel0ae r MORTGAGE une.,
north half u the southNsst o,s...
~ section twenty-seFen ftsa
t0Nnnhip twenty five (zJl -
range seven ~ cast. ". y. In ~.
county, Warrington. said rfsorsg.1
being made 20 the Guafanfes -.
and Trust Company, 4 corpog y
b Peter Peterson and Hannss ~.
erHOr, hie wife. 70 secure thsl, ~, y
for the payment Of one thos...,
ugO0l dollars on the iaf day a -.
airy 1897. with Interest 1T tks ~.
Of eight per cent. per annsm -
maturity, and,at the rate n f~S..
per cent. per annuf1 theresfte. 4.
tii paid. both principal and 49,.
payable IN United States golS -.
Interest being payable ser,I...
nually. (which faid note and -.
gage we're thereafter Assigned I.
said GUARANTEES Loan and -
Company. for a valuable consss.-.
ton 20 A. A. Pancake and f,es-.
Pancake. and thereafter, for a 80
able consideration assigned g. =.
Harrisburg Trust company. -
poration a. executor and trns.@< !
the estate Of George A Pancaks 4
ceased. 10 this Plaintiff. the 49,,
principal or said note being nrrs1
and for forty f40) dollars sftnsnsr.
fee provided for in said nofs ~
mortgage. and for costs and for =
cral relief.
Date Of first publication No4>..
Der 18th. 1901.
PETERS AND POWELL
Attorneys for Piasn.1r
Postoffice address. Rooms / q 4
Dexter Horton Bank yl.tf1x,<-
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FOR sALE-NEw HOUSES.
u. 600. 81. TOO. 81. 500 Three brand new
houses. : blocks from Madison
street cars. for sale on exceptional
terms; $50 cash. balance $40 per
month.
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AUCTION SAFES
y q. Hle-KEnrCN. general sncfios-
eer. 1919 Fires aysnne


The casssiss essk u csansres
~~bftef pn'a w .sf..s*.s.ss*.s.sRsvA
eight million doiiarsj
Surplus ............ ..............Cs c1.cuH
interest allowed on tina deposits. A
general banking business transacted
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner Of
SAmes street ana Second avenue.
u. A. CAMERON. Manage.
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FOR aale--we have a few hixh.cia-s
lodging houses. not the Kind that arc
usually filled with dummies" and
q lot ~ cheap. second. hand f,trnl-
tire. fitted expressly 10 catch the
unHuuhistirafra stranger bat some
established reputable and good pay
Ing investments that VIC can safely
recommend German American In
vestm~nt Co, Ei2 Third avenue.
WuoI FsAtF CqNAreafON -
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sfKANcE.fl xIsFENTIONTf
A RE you iuukins for a safe and prof.
table business opening In Scatter
~ 50. va can offer you any nufn-
BET recurring an Investment % from
10 " 500 Every business OPP
portnnitS that rmmmes through offic,
mtsf stand the closest Investigation.
and We can place you IL = hank
store. factory, hofeL mill. once or
TAGS -nf business you may pre-.
German A erfcau Investment 90
lncarnoraf..ai. 81 Thlrd nrensla -
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SALOON MEN, ATTENTION.
FOR Hhls--Two saloons on Eirnf ave-
nue.. near Pike street, new btlildfng.
and new bars and fixtures. lease
may be had for 10 years. prize. q 90
and t~.a4 respectively. Of which
sBount nns-hef can be paid eanh
and the balance when you get ready
the best saloon property n Seattle
to-day Tor the money. We have -
other saloons. ranging IN price from
E.Mn 10 ti00o German. american
investment 90
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noX fAt-ronY.

FOR Hnie-~intsrent In ono OF the inrr-
est and best paying box factories
ard day. with three year-n' orfers
ahead. retiring member 81 the firm
mot with y serious accident. which
dinHhice him permanently. and his
Place u,uss Be filled by man cap
Germs n American "a
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bDDbasDfrf 4 nysrIBAf. ahops
a. ns-2l0 Spring street
bHnNLE4 a WELi.H. general con-
tractors. d Bturr-boyd hbilding
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DANCING ClhaFes Tor bcEinni Sion.
day and Friday evening NJ Hap, ffpf,
Wilson's school 81 dancing priFHin
lessons daily itanhs han. Fiks
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SUMNER EXCURSION RATES.

International Convention Y. p. U. of
America, Chicago, July 25 to 2s-Rate.
s45 round trip; dates Of sale. July 20.
20 and "a; limit, July 80. extension
OF limit to August 81 will be granted
by ~depositing tickets with joint agent
and upon payment Of so cents deposit
fee.
Annual Meeting Grand Lodge Order
OF Elks-Milwaukee. Wis, July 20 to
20. 1901-Rate. s47.10 round trip;
dates of sale, July 10. 20 and 81; limit,
July 81; extension of limit to August
10 will be granted by depositing tick
cts with joint agent and upon payment
OF so cents deposit fee.
Triennial Conclave Knights Templar
Louisville. KY, August q to 31--Rate,
$3.50; dates of sale, August %, "a and
20; lint, September q; extension of
limit to Setempber is will be granted
by depositing tickets with joint agent
and upon payment Of SO cents deposit
fee.
Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo,
N. Recommending June LIST and
daily thereafter the Santa Fe will
sell tickets to Buffalo and return ut
n rate OF n fare plus 81. Tickets
limited to thirty days from date OF
sale. t. w. Pate, agent.
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AS VEGAS.

From the optic,
c, l.. Marsh has been appointed post
master at Santa Rosa.
Essinger & Judcll are having the In
terror Of their business house hand
somely reftted.
The bank checks of a certain SAINT
Pc young man have not yet been hon
ored at the bank upon which they
were drawn.
DIR. VIM. Curtiss Bailey of the Plaza
hotel. who Is the government wealth
or observer for Las Vegas, has receiy-
ed the flags OF the department of me-
teorology and the instructions for
their use. He now has the flags
mounted on a pole erected on the
southwest corner Of the hotel.
Yesterday afternoon. May, the o
year.old niece of Mrs. II. Martin, who
recently came here from Gallup, con
cluded to visit her friends In that
place. She boarded No. Z without hat
or ticket. The conductor put her of
at Fulton and No. "a picked her NJ
and returned her to her anxious grand
mother and aunt In this city.
At the home of w. h. Bunker oc
cured the wedding OF Miss Flora Bes
chile of this city and A. X. Hopson o.
Crowley, Louisiana. Only a few OF the
immediate relatives were present
Miss Bessie Cooley played the wed
ding march and Rev. Norman Skinner
| pronounced the words that made then
man and wife. The couple took the
| afternoon train for FL Paso and tn,
south and back to Louisiana.
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Land Office Business.

The following business was trans
acted at the federal land Office In San
"a Fe for the week ending on July "a:
Homestead Entries-July is, Dioni'
clio Gallegos, Chaperito, 1860 acres,
Guadalupe county; Francisco Lucero
Villanueya. 100 acres, Guadalupe coun-
"; July 10, Luis Duran y Crespin,
ChapeTito. 100 acres, Guadalupe
county: July go, Florencio Ma
drid. Sanchez. leo acres, San Miguel
county; Manuel Ortiz Santa Rosa 1850
acres, Guadalupe county; July 22, Pc
dro A. Esquibel, Sanchez, 1871 acres,
san Miguel county; Eustacio Gurule'
Puerto de Luna, 100 acres, Guadalupe
county; Geronimo Gallegos, Puerto de
Luna, 100 acres, Guadalupe county,
i.azaro Madrid, Cabra Springs, l6O
acres, San Miguel county; Fred l..
Braun, Puerto de Luna. 100 acres, Qua
dalupe county; ]. Addison Jackson,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-25
BORING FOR OIL.
A Few interesting Facts About the
Business.

BUSINESS.
While oil has been mainly found in
Silurian and DevUnian formations. 1t
frequently occurs elsewhere. Porous
beds OF sandstone serve as the best
reservoirs. Drilling in n number OF
oil fields has disclosed the fact that
the oil bearing sands usually lie In
three distinct layers, known as the
first. second and third sands, the dis.
tances between them varying from IS
TO 100 feet. In some instances a
fourth sand has been found.
The very uncertainty Of the oil
trade, which has been most extraor.
binary. giving a meaning to the Ameri.
can phrase striking oil" has brought
to the business of oil boring charm
and fascination peculiarly its own.
On one occasion n well was bored
aud no oil found. The apparatus was
drawn put and later steps were taken
to widen the hole a half inch In each
direction preparatory to boring deep
er. An enormous vein was struck.
The boring apparatus had just missed
the vein and as the latter borings
proved that there was nothing below.
the well would have been a failure but
for the suggestion that II be slightly
tUldTReu lot convenience III DDTlUb
deeper. Another well In the same To-
cality was bored, flowing n large
amount of oil; but by the time the
tanks had been built to collect II the
oil had altogether disappeared. The
deepest well sunk In the district, more
than 1000 feet, yielded no oil what
ever. And altogether only 10 per cent
Of the borings were successful.
One of the most remarkable wells
In the earlier history of the century
was one sunk in 1929 near B~urkeville,
NY. The proprietor was boring for
salt. The discharges were by p~rofuse
floods at intervals of from W. to five
minutes. The flow continued In this
for a month or more and hen settled
down to 4 steady stream. running
many thousand gallons a day. and
flowing out and over the surface Of
the Cumberland river, and reaching
n distance of hundreds OF miles. A
boy set fire to H. and the effect was
grand beyond description. the flames
rising from the surface OF the river
to a height far above the tops of the
trees and affording literally the spec
tacle Of n river on fire.-Richmond,
Va, Times.