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FLORIDA.
To Sell Poor Farm

Barlow Fla. November 6-(SpeciaI)-
The county commissioners of Polk County
are examining the pauper form near Lake
land i'm body. and il is very profile the
property will be sold. 4 member Of the
board said to The Constitution represen-
tative today: we have decided to sell
the property il we can get a satisfactory
bid for il. We find il costs US too much
10 care for the few who will go 70 the
home" Only three We're at the home
at the close Of October. The commission
ers have decided to refuse all pauperS
for the present unless they will 20 70
the farm and receive IL that way.
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Negro Hanged for Assault.

Van Buren,. Ark. November Hall
Malone. colored. was executed here to-
day for the crime of asSaulting Mrs. Re
becca McLoud. miles from this city.
on September last. The trap was
sprung at ll:o7 o'clock and II minutes
later he was pronounced dead.
The execution took place on SCaffo.d
erected i'm the southeast corner "f the
court house yard. and was witnessed by
about 1900 people, the last legislature
having passed a law requiring public eX-
ecution for the crime of criminal as
-al1f
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Conductor Nat Coley Killed.

Norfolk. Va. November S.-(SpecialD
Nat Coley. a conductor on the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad. was crushed to death
at 6:30 tonight. He was crossing the track
i'm the yard at Primers Point. when his
foot slipped the wet rails. Before he
could arise the two parts of the train
came together and crushed his body.
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Death of William Fries.

Haleigh. y. c.. November 5.-Henry
William Fries one of the most promi-
nAnt business men in the state, died at
his home i'm Salem yesterday, aged a
years. He had served as director of the
North Carolina railroad. the Wachovia
Sban and Trust Company and the Fries
Manufacturing and Power Company. He
leaves an estate valued AZ S,W0WO.
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TENN ESSEE.
s.l-s ,Iulin L S:la5 H@l;n.

Knoxville. Tenn. November i.-(Spe-
cial. l.l--Information from Clinton states
that there is no longer any doubt about
the identity of the man claiming To he
Silas Hulin, who. II is was charged. Clar-
ence Peak had killed The Clinton
Gazette SAYS tne real Silas Eulin has
been there recently and he Is the man
who made his appearance i'm the supreme
court here. claiming to be Silas Hulin.
lie is now at his home at Deer Lodge,
near the state coal mines. at Petros.
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Convicted of Manslaughter.

Mobile Ala. November John Stow
art. a former United States soldier. has
been convicted Of manslaughter In the
second degree in the Baldwin county cir
cult court. and sentenced to ten years
in the penitentiary. March l6. last. stew
art stabbed To death in 4 riot Just OUTSIDE
the barracks at Fort Morgan, Emil Kuhn,
a soldier from Milwaukee.
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Boston Man Cas- Dallas Line.

Dallas. Tex. November S--Articles of
Incorporation OF the Metropolitan street
railway Of Dallas were mailed tonight to
th, secretary Of state nj Austin. follow
ing a meeting of representatives Of stone
Il Webster. the Boston syndicate. The
capitalization of the new company is
placed at $i5o0.0oo and its incorporators
are G -. Tripp. A. X. Bonita. Henry c.
Coke, c. f. Bvrne and John Frost.
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rexas Sac Is Cracked.

Rock Island. Tex. November S-The
safe Of the II :. Lundy bank was blown
into bits late last night ny professional
burglars They secured all 0f the money
i'm the vaults The proprietor refuses
absolutely % say how much this was:
tbougb estimates place il AZ several
thousand dollars The bank carried bur
giar insurance.
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Robert D. Hunter.

Fort Worth, Tex, November Rob
ert Il. Hunter, aged sixty nine, president
Of the Hunter -Phelau Trust Company.
dia5 at noon TODAY. He was one Of the
early cattle kings Of Texas and Colorado.
and a capitalist of considerable promi-
nence The remains will be taken TO st.
TcuiS for burial
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Bsauest for North Carolina College.

Gew York. November 5.-The will of the
lalc Francis Asbury Palmer. formerly
president of the National Broadway bank,
wHs hled for probate today. In values
real property is SS0O,0O0 and the per-
sxnal is $l500O1. The Will gives TO Elon
cDlege, of North Carolina. $4,000.
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Marriage in Huntsville Postponed

Huntsville. Ala. November 5.-(Spe-
ial)-The marriage of Miss Annie Ce-
ron and James H. Battle did not occur
this afternoon rs expected because of
the non-a ppearance of the groom.
Battle left Huntsville Saturday night.
and since that time nothing has been
heard from him. His parents are alarmed
over his absence and fear that he has
met with foul play.
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Williams Dies of Hunger.

Ell Paso. Tex. November s.-After wan
dering three days I'm the desert. James
williams, of f. Paso. a sporting man.
formerly Of Pueblo. Colo died Of hunger
and exposure only 3 miles from Nsleta.
III Paso county. He had wandered for y
miles. travelling in circle. lie strayed
from, hunting party seeking auteloPss
last SUNDAY His companions came TO Fl
Paso. thinking Williams had gone home
nv rail.
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River Improvement.

Florence. Ala. November THE Ton
nossee River improvement Association
met mere this afternoon. Distinguishes
men from the south and points north OF
the Ohio river arrived on the noon train.
a reception and banquet will be tender
"a them tonight by the Florence business
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Sheriff Outwits Lynchers.

Admission. Ala. November 5.-(SpecialD
This town was under mob rule tonight
from 10 to II 30 o'clock. \ negro named
Winn insulted a young white girl named
Fannie Hughes and mob armed with
ropes made an effort to get him. Sheriff
Woodruff last night. suspecting danger,
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An Epidemic of Smallpox.

Montgomery. Ala. November s-tspe-
cfaI.)-Governor Jelks received applica-
tion TODAY from citizens OF Stouts Noun
tain. in Cuglman county, 10 have some
thing done about an epidemic of small
pox which has appeared. -,
DIR. Sanders, state health officer. VIII
go ND at once.
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Many other small appropriations are
made Tor the printing funds of various
offices and departments. for paying re-
wards Tor the arrest of criminals and
other matters.
The appropriation tp schools is the
same as last year. and is In addition To
th. school fund derived from other
sources ,,ich as hire of convicts. liquor
TAX. ana half the rental OF the state road.
which make total of more than
s. -uua
An Interesting feature II the bin Is the
section ursyiding that the balance Of the
t,.il.f.. urov.rtg fuud iu the treasury
.haU D.. used a. uay on interest on the
,.,5TlIf. debt ss was dome last year under
"A decision ~ ihc supreme court taat this
ftrri s-.sulI hs 50 used. There remains ln
rfs treasury about Si5Hww ~ The public
urar.artv fuud. and this will pay about
au.-laff 20 the Interest ou the bonded
debit far IsG
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Durham. formerly lived In Halifax. lie
had long been a rival of DR.. Ke~ns. for
whose marriage To Miss Price invitations
were issued a week ago.
Mr.. Glenn and Miss Price met at RoX-
boro this evening and were married there.
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w. G. Lamb Chairman.

s2aleigh. y. c.. November 6.-(SpeciaD
'Ahe state election board today elected
William 6. Lamb chairman and elected
Lamb X. T. Claywell j. r. Lewellen and
y II Freeman. The state board of can
Atssers is to meet here November % to
Canvass :he election returns.
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Big Potato.

Barlow. Fla. November e.-(Special)-
DIR. f. f. Cowant exhibits a sweet po-
tato of the Key West yam variety weigh
i'm % pounds. The doctor has on his
farm a fig tree that bore a heavy crop o.
fruit again.
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Tragedy Follows Card Game.

Knoxville, Tenn. November 5.-(Spe-
cial flames Carter and man named
Nelles engaged I'm row over card
game at lockwood and Voiles shot Car
ter. perhaps fatally. one bullet pene-
trated the bowels. Voies made an un-
successful effort 20 escape He Is in the
Kingston iail.
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AalD-Miss Susie Powers. a H-year-old
.,rl of Bennettsville, S. G.. has entered
yIit against the Atlantic Coast Line To
Arcover $4,000 alleged damages on ac-
.ount OF an accident sustained two years
Ago. While riding on a railroad turntahle
Wnich was being revolVed by other chill
Sren. her foot was crushed.
a The ease is a novel one and Is being
S-.-he,l at i'm railroad circles.
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Tennessee River Improvement.

: rIhe Chattanooga. Tenn. November 5.-The
SIS annual convention of the Tennessee Rive:
cause Improvement Association will be held in
n vas r,,'-.... 40 r,r;a,,, No,an,har : Dole
ma torI, - -, ~, ,.,nt sron, ,bo nrincinal
declare his WI vi 80, - oiont, 80 tennessee river
This annoiis Knoxville to Paducah. Congress
cheers. Upon urged to make n heavy approprl-
Df the seventeen the work of improvement on the
foh river.
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Feace.l,a lSer Shot To Death.

Charlotte. y. c.. November 5.--tSpe-
it)-The only untoward incident re
corded was the killing last night in Il
secluded mountains district of L. II. Da-
V.s, register of deeds OF Surrey county.
by two politicians who were trying TO
fight. Davis, who was a republican, In
tonfered as peacemaker and the scrap
peTs. who are democrats. opened fire on
him. Ii is said the killing was accidental.
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HoUSI,u o(Sl / the News O. Di. &c

reached at a conference OF Baptist min
listers and prominent business men held
At the First Baptist churcn Thursday
after noon. The conference developed
great enthusiasm. ana 1t was unani-
mously voted TO bring the contention 10
Atlanta
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Postoffice Rohhed

Charleston. : c.. November S.-The
postofiice n Cameron ora ngeburg
county. this state. was robbed of about
500 IL poStofiice money and stamps. No
Clew to the robbers.
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Raleigh. n G. November 6.-(speciaL)-
IAecause his sweetheart Tilted him. Waugh
M Elliott. aged 20. went to the door of
ln,r house at Concord. last night, put
iSstol muzzle in his mouth and blew out
as brains.
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Cattle Die with Fever

Montgomery. Ala. November D
DR.. c. A. Cory. veterinary surgeon a,
the Auburn college. has just returned
from Pike county. where he was called
to investigate a disease that is raVaglnS
the cattle He pronounced it Texas fe-
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carried him to Talladega. When the
mob came to the Jail Jailer Hubbard car
ried them through. They also Searcneo
the iailer's home and cellar, but failed to
find the negro.
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ure by establishing summer school OF
p eAiculture at the college for the express
. tpose Of teaching agriculture TO pub
eschool teachers so the latter can teacA
DuOile.
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E>XX&

II you suffer from Epilepsy. Fits Falling Sick
ness. ST. vitus's Dance or Vertigo, have children.
relatives, friends neighbors that do so, or know
people that are afflicted. my Nev Treatment will
them, and all you are asked TO do Is to send for
my FREE TREATMENT and try It. IL has
CURED thousands where everything else failed.
Will be sent in plain packsse absolutely free.
express prepaid. Ny ILLUSTRATED Book, "Epilepsv
Explained" FREE by nail Please give nsne
AGE and full address. AL Correspondent
professionally confidential.
w. n. MAY. ~. D.,
% Pine Street, New York Cir.
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EORCIA.
n0aAkAIT 'theli-Lee Feud-
UUWWIIs smsid Sslen s,I'sess's1,a has existed
'arday afternoon
rye Lee and
Hall. Re-
For Good Roads in Ware.
'ala hG-

n this Waycross. Ga. November Especial -
..,,lty The Ware county commissioners have
nfts closed a contract for the purchase of 4
This compete ana up-to-date outnt for the
bills OF iorking OF the puDnc roads IN this conn
- ,,,roa,o An improved grazing machine nd-
so ''.'SNS~ purchased. anu mas been AT work
IN order To get oI country roads the past
early possiblc.s. anu an Improved traction en-
s.e .-S' 1s Ias snu ed TOR. me englne and ears
were pu, IN for tbe sS.'v1 anu aie TO ' oe sn'p-
the bill in shape for pr1
ton.
Under the resolution by NJ Rifle Ball.
Bibb. which WAS adopted. the Der 7.-tSpecialD
yides for appropriations for olsf Mr.. and Mrs
year. 1893. instead OF Tor two ycai,v fatally in
has been the custom heretofore. N. amber rifle
OF tae amounts left blank becau'r-oid SIS
they could not well be estimated, and ! Sause
these will be filled In by the committee. 49,,
The amounts In the bill practically -.
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To-, a,1 60, - ann.. November 5-Charlcs
-, -. o.,.. oung white man. was killed
c,a, 80, - ,onan at Fish Springs, In
w. w s's"'i a., s4e'' 7ith Campbell. who is
feet 90 cheer In a few well chos 10 was a stran-
President Howell introduced suck Campbell
Clay, saving that matter what T,'mpben dled
be the opinion OF people regarding Tu,
L.. ..l.-. L.. L.. L..
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figured i'm many stirring events. both as
a rector and bishop. During the early
days OF his ministry he was rector of a
small church in Milwaukee. and his hign
church proclivities We're So displeasins
to Bishop Kemper, who was i'm charge
of the diocese. that he ordered the churcA
closed On the following Sunday morning
Bishop Thompson and party of his par
ishoners calmly went to the church, i'm
provised a batterng ram out of a piece
of timber and broke open the door. Ser
vices were neld as usual and Bishop
Kemper maze no further attempts to m
terfere. 4, .a1sT
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Captain Parchman Not in Race.

Jackson Miss. November 6.-(SpeCiaL)
The long and bitter fight that has been
waged against the management of the
penitentiary was brought to a close this
afternoon. when Captain j. VI. Parchman,
the present warden. announced that he
would not be a candidate for rejection
Captain Parchmau will engage in farm
ing In the delta. DIR. Sol Mcdowell. of
jackson. and ]. j. Henry. the present
travelling sergeant. are candidates FIR
the place.
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',lred by n Vicious Cow.

T,sa., Vsv1sg,s. Y c.. November S.-(Speciall
here today from Rock Htli,
act mtcnde istreSsing accident which
llers TO make In. near that place. Mrs.
refrain from ray wife of prosperous
and individuals 4 J.. to milk a COW when
o give the coDmissljcious attack upon
ample power to restra.
rom wrongful cNtortions fully gored in
nduc preferences in freiSh horns and Is
:, traffic or localities. Thc
!, provided that gross discr.
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Veds Another.

7hber s. Especially
,.boro. n. c., and
of Mr.. James A.
Price. of Houston,
married on FueS-
5, of this city. has
lsation.
he most attractive
: sSton. while the
full tobacconiSt Of
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the same as for last year.
The bill makes the following salary APP
p-IationS:
Salary Of governor. d. .. .. q. 5000
Salary secretary OF state. %vD
Salary Of treasurer. -,0J
Salary of comptroller general. ZDeV
Salars Of attorney general j.. ..V'y
Salary of special attorney ". 81 A.. 2,090
Salary commissioner Of agriculture. z.yJ
Salary prison commissioners t3l.. o.Wp
SALARY railroad commissioners tO...- i.5in
Salary state school cornmissioner. Sl0
Salary pension commissioner. @,VN
Salary stat. librarian lN1l
Salary assistant librarian eV
Salary physician sanitarium. 2.Og
Salary executive secretaries ~ -..- 6Vl
Salary clerk secretar. state lgo
Salary clerk state treasurer. l,6vJ
Salarv clerks to comptroller general. 4V'V
Salaries other clerks In capitol. 6igs
Salary judges ~ supreme court each aW~
Salary Judges Of superior courts each z,uyJ
Salary of solicitor general. each ~
Salary supreme court reporters. eacA --"v9
Salary supreme court stenoeraphers.
Salary supreme court sheriff l,tH
The total legislative appropria ton Is
left blank only the amounts paid MEM
bcrs being inserted. The speaker of the
house and president Of the senate receive
s. per day. and all other members of the
house and senate 81 per day and mileage
al the rate OF 10 cents per mile each
way. The secretary of the senate re-
ceiv.s s6o per day and the clerk Of The
house S7n per day. but each of these has
To cmrlay his own assistants. The COM
pensation Of all other employees Is put
al 81 a day except porters and pages.
who receive s. a day. other amounts are
inserted 20 pay the Incidental expenses
81 the legislature. the average total cost
~ watch is between $75.oO ana $4,000
each session.
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7ound Guilty

(Special.)
cd. Reynolds.
re time of an
+. Montgomery
q days. closod
lOOn.
G charges as
three indict-
was suspended
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pecial)
jury
L. who
ing in
T,ti
] Oils
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State Institutions.

following appropriations are made
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''T;l Under the resolution by NJ Rifle Ball.

these will be iilled In by the committee.
The amounts In the bin are practically
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natorr
declare
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iN iiti-Ht rates, ny the titi =
er aggregate rates for shorter
longer hauls, should cease: that
luld be absolute equality Of rates
p same points and relative equal
% different points. I'm other
hat the small shipper and the
ppcr should stand upon an equal
and that the small town and
e. town should pay the same
r.l fqe.
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Homestead Entry No. 4460.)
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, Land OF
fee at Santa Fe, n. NJ, Oct. 81, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the probate
clerk of Bernalillo county, at Albu-
querque, n. NJ, on December ,, 1902,
viz: Manuel Baca y Lopez, for the
SWA sec. 10, T. 10 N, r. 6 L.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up.
on and cultivation of said land, viz:
Jose Leon Jaramillo, Porflio Con
zales. Pedro Garcia, Jose II. Carpenter,
ter, all of Albuquerque, n. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO,
Register.
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Notice for Public cation.

(Small Holding Claim No. 1889
Department of the Interior. United
States Land Office, Santa Fe, N. NJ,
Sept. "a, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named claimant has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim under sections l6
and II of the act of March 3. 1891 GIG
Stats. S54), as amended by the act of
February 81, 1898 (27 Stats, 470), and
that said proof will be made before
the clerk of the probate court at Al
buquerque. n. NJ, on November 10,
1902, viz: Carmel Ruiz de Sandoval,
in behalf of the heirs Of Telesfora Lo-
PEI de Ruiz. for the tract in sections
Nos. Z and 8, TIP. 8 N, r. 3 f., New
Mexico principal meridian.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his actual continuous adverse
possession of said tract for twenty
years next preceding the survey of the
township, viz:
Gregorio Barela, Francisco Apodaca
v Molina, Justo Gutierrez, Amador
| Sanchez, all of Albuquerque, New Mex
leo.
Any person who desires TO protest
| against the allowance of said proof,
or who knows Of any substantial rea-
| son under the laws and regulations OF
the interior department why such
proof should o be allowed will be
given an opportunity at the above men.
toned time and place to cross examine
the witnesses of said claimant, and to
offer evidence in rebuttal of that sub
mitted by claimant.
MANUEL II. OTERO.
: Register.
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success, combine to render a complete
and sweeping republican victory next
Tuesday almost as certain this even
ing as though the polls had closed and
the ballots had been counted.
And New Mexico will not march at
the tail end of the victorious lroces-
sion. Our advices from all sections of
the territory show that b. 8. Rodey
win be reelected to congress by the
largest majority ever given a candi-
date for delegate in New Mexico. and
the next legislature will be almost sol
idly republican in both branches.
The republicans have made the fight
on principle. and they have gained
ground every day since the contest
commenced. They have had to meet
a good deal of demagoguery and a very
large amount of mud singing. but they
have met and exposed all tricks and
repealed all assailants in a clean and
dignihed manner, which has met the
approval of the judgment of the peo-
pie, and are now closing in a most sat
isfactory manner n of the ablest and
most successful campaigns they have
ever made in the territory.
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ALL DONE BUT THE SHOUTING.

This evening closes the last week of
ahe campaign. There will be a little
side door" orb tomorrow, and a few
anrchlight professions Monday night,
but as a rule the lie nailers have put
their hammers and the spell bind
Grs have gone home.
II has been a campaign of more
work than noise, and our reports from
MI sections of the United States show
tine most fiattering prospects of re-
publiean Gee The boasts of the
democrats in tho early part of the
campaign that they were going to car
ry the lower house, have had the effect
nf waking up republicans all over the
country to the necessity of doing their
duty, and though there has been moth
ing 1amboyant in their conduct, there
is prevailing this evening throughout
the party ranks all G the land a
spirit of quiet determination when
clearly foreshadows II OF the mos
complete and emphatic victories mex
.fuesday ever achieved by the victor
ious old party. The prosperity tha'
is everywhere prevalent under repuo
Hcan policies, the complete harmony
that exists in republican ranks ahc
abe grand administration OF President
Rooseyelt. together with the deser
lions which everywhere prevail in the
democratic party and the cold ehilis
1nat run down the backs OF business
at the mere thought OF democraue
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Homestead Entry no. 5114.)
Notice for Publication.


Department of the Interior, Land Of
flee at Santa Fe, N. NJ, Oct. %, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Probate
Clerk of Bernalillo County at Albu-
querque, n. NJ, on December Sd, 1902,
viz: Jose Sandoval, for the Sh SWA
sec, 10, M NWA, sec. 10, T. s N,
r. 6 L.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
Filomeno Mora, of Escobosa, N. NJ;
Perflio Sandoval, of Escobosa, N. NJ;
Fenpe Tapia, of Escobosa, N. NJ; Fe,
liciano Sandoval, of Escobosa, n. NJ.
MANUEL X. OTERO, Register.
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Jumped on a Ten PENNY Nail.

The little daughter of J. N. Powell
jumped on an inverted rake made of
ten penny nails, and thrust n nail en-
tirely through her foot and a second
one half way through. Chamberlain's
Pain Balm was promptly applied and
five minutes later the pain had disap-
peared and no more suffering vas ex
perienced. In three days the child was
wearing her shoe as usual and with
absolutely no discomfort. Mr.. Powell is
a well known merchant of Portland,
Va, Pain Balm is an antiseptic and
heals such injuries without maturation
and in one-third the time required by
the usual treatment. For sale by all
druggists.