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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-04-11
INNING
News About the Great Industry Of this
section OF the world.

News About the Great Industry Of this
Section OF the world.
E. A. Garter, president OF the Shan
non copper company. and W. b.
Thompson, who promoted the com
pany, came duwn from Clifton Tues
day and spent that Afternoon aud the
next morning lOuking over the mining
district sauth Of town. They passed
through Lordsburg MANY times sluce
they became interested in the Shan.
uOn mine, and have heard 81 much
about the Shakespeare district That
their curiosity had been aroused, aud
they wanted to take a look at thr
camp. Mr.. Carter returned tn Clifton
Wednesday. Mrs. Thompson and
Miss Margaret came duwn from Clif
on Wednesday and joined Mr.. Thomp-
sun aud left for California.
M. f. Maggie and Frank Daniels, OF
Shamokn, PENNSYLVANIA. were in the
city this week. They are both large
~stockhu.dets Ia the Aberdeen copper
company. Monday there was a met, L.
ing Of the stockholders Of the Aber
deem company at winch meeting abnut
ninety dive per cet I ~ the stock OF the
company was represented, A re olu.
sion was passed hy which the com-
pany goes into liquidation. All Of the
assets Of the company are 10 be sold.
and the proceeds divided prn rata
among the Stockholders. MeSsrs.
Nagle and Bachelor we're appointed a
liquidation committee 10 wind up tie
affairs OF the COMPANY. A new coni.
panY viii he formed which viii take
W the property Of the Aberueen
company, and will be called the Aher
deem consolidated gold and copper com
pauy. This reorganization will have
no effect IN the work az the c0nceu.
TRAITOR and mines, This work will be
pushed uuder the management uf e.
Mccormick. MesSrS. Nagle and
BI,celOr returned east yesterday, aud
Mr.. McDaniels started for San Fran
cisco. This was Mr.. Nagle's first
visit t. the Aberdeen property. aud
he was greatly pleased with the out
look. Mr. Daniels "a yi~i,ed IL once
before, aud IL better pleased vito II
than ON bis drSt ,nspe ,stui.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-04-11

T. B. s. Bra,ted, general agent Of
he Fl PASO Rock Island route. at El
Pasu, writes that he has received the
following from the general passenger
department of the Rock Island re-
gardiug through service between FL
Pdso and Chicago. 1t is over the
Rick Island that the only daily
through Pullman between El Pasn and
Chicago can he found: Effective
Sunday, April 18th, we will run a new
fast, DAYLIGHT train between Kansas
City and O. ago ~ connection With
the new El Paso Short Line. West.
hound leaves Chicago at $40. A. NJ,
arriving at Kansas City 1890 P. NJ.
and El PasO 1870 second morning.
The eastbound El Paso train will
reach Kansas Guy A. 6:55 \. NJ, leave
ing Kansas City at 7:l5 A. M. and ar
rive in Chicago a. 1000 P. Nj. This
makes a solid through train between
El Paso and Chicago in both direc-
tinns; also including through dining
car service for all meals"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-04-11

the lungs, emaciatiou and weakness, have
been perfectly aud permanently cured
by the use of Or. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. IT. cures the cough,
heals the lungs, and builds up the body
with solid flesh.
.vWheu I commenced takinA your medicines,
eighteen mouths ago, my heal h was completely
broken down" writes Mrs. ca "a l. Sunderland,
Of Chaneyville, Calvert Co, ND. rAt times /
could not even walk across the room without
pains in my chest. The d5cfN ayAo attended ne
sad ! had hNHg hr0Hblc. aud hex I uozid asery 81
MeH dgafH- a. last I couclmied to try Doctor
Plerces medicines. l bought a bottle Of Gold
en- Medical Discovery took Il. and soon com
menced 70 feel a little better then YOU directed
me to take both the Coded Medical Discov.
cry and the Favorite Prescription which
did Altogether I have takal eighteen bottles
OF Golden Medical Discovery. twelve Of the
'Favorite Prescription. and fve walls Of pei
lets. ] am now almost cutire " well. and do all
my work without any pain whatever. and can
MS with more ease than I could formerly trrls. "
DR.. Pierce's Compton Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers. Is sent free on
receipt OF n one-cent stamps to cover
expense of melting 0NLp. Address Or.
r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-04-11

Last fall [ was taken with q very
severe attack Of muSculIr rheumali,m
which iati>ed ne great pain ana an.
noyanci. After irving s1Vtral pre-
script ms aud rheumltic cure>. d.
cided tn use Chamheriaiu's pain ~ ~.
which | hgd seen advertised in- the
South %JeTseyman. After two aToli
catiuns of this rem-d, | wa yAuC,
better, and after using one bJt,le, was
completely cu,"u -oALLiS ttARRIs
Salemn. y. j. For sale 10y all dea ert
10 medlCine
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-04-11

CONTEST MISUNDERSTANDING ~
" tho Interior. United States Land rflci
Las Cruces. n M,Feb. IA. 1913. A sufficient
contest affidavit hevi g been hled In this Office
nv Ricard l.. Powell. contestant against
Homestead entry M. 3h83. made July 10Th.
1901, for NHNEL. SWANEA. NWkSEA Sec.
ton Is ToWnship q 8 Range W. by Azariah
Ma tin Contestee. in which IL is alleged
that contestee has wholly abandoned said
land and that b. never entered thereon TO
take possession OF the same and that he has
never ived on said land. or made any i'm.
prOvements thereon ofany nature whatsoever
and that said alleged absence is not due 10 bis
Improvement In the 'rmy, Navy. or Marine
corps of the U, s. as a private soldier, oldoer.
marine or seaman during the war with Spain
or during any other war Ia which the u. s
may be now engaged, said ptrties are hereby
notified 70 appear, respond aud Ouer evidence
touching eald allegation At 10 O'Clock a % on
April 8th. 1902. before s. n. MoAnihOh. Pro-
bate Clerk at Silver City. N. NJ land that
nnnl hearing win no held at 10 o'clock a. m.
on April n, 1909. beforel the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land Office in
Las Cruces. N. NJ.
The said contestant having. Ia q proper
Rfhdavt. hled February "a. 1eG set forth fact.
which show that after due ALL feuce. personal
service OF this notice can not be made, II Il
I hereby ordered aud directed that such notice
DO given BY due and propfr publication.
Emil HOliguao.
HpVdBtDr.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-04-11

Charlie Hoy an old time railroader
whe worked an this division for many
years, was 10 town this week, shaking
hands with old friends. He has re-
Gently been working as yardmaster at
Naco, his work being done on both
sides Of the line separating Mexico
lrOm the United States. He has mad
The usual luck Of men working for
railroads 10 Mexico, and says he has
heen IN Jail even times. One day the
yard engine was standing still when a
runaway team crashed into IL, and TIE
Mexican authorities arrested the en-.
TIRE yard crew because the engine had
been run into. The yard crew CON-.
menced operations 10 have the driver
Of the runaway team arrested because
the engine was damaged by the aeci.
dent, several pieces OF paint having
been Knocked OF, when the maJtel
was compromised aad Chsrne wa,
turped loose,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-04-11

The Sunset Limited will continuet t.
u on present ~schspule trl-weekly
until March 3lst. After that dat~ tn,
train will leave Sal Frauci>cu anr
New Orleans Mondays only. Last
.trip Of ASA will he the train leaving
New Orleans Anrtl In, and firm
San Francisco April 2ist.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-04-11

The Clifton Era mas the following
baseball news: The l. rdsburg base
bill cluh has r%eorgsnizrd rur the sea
500, and E. w. Clapp elected captain,
II will be the captaIu's duty TO zee
that the club has plenty OF funds
always on hand. Mr.. Clapp is the lest
single-handrd rustler in the SOUTH
west, and when il comes TO p aging
ball-well be knows u thing or two
about that also. 1t is said that when
the great railroad magnate Ha riman
passed through L%nrdshurg, he asked
C'app what he most desired, doubtless
Intending 10 promote him to assistant
z neral manager of the S. p. Mr..
Clspn replied that II was to secure a
bill team-that would wipe the earth
up with Clifton. H. said he would
rather he the captain Of such a team
t1an To be president Of the S. P.
system. IL So happens that Hartman
is Il crank on the national game him
self, hence sympathized with his
agent in his laudable ambitiun, and
there and then wrnie nut an order
assigning Ill Of the hest ball pla, ers in
the service Of the road to>duty at
Lnrd.burg, Mr.. Hartman joined the
Lordsburg club, aud paid Ia his sc
c .uts, and tol | Mr. ClApp that il he
didn't skin Ciiftl N he would he re-
duced to the section. Clifton may
therefore expect a good game thi'
ear.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-04-11

Sheriff GOndeu Was IN the city
Wednesday, lOukinR after the saloon
aul gambling licenses and ~collectln.
some unpaid Surd " fines.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-04-11
SCARES
PEOPLE

Who come Of a
consumptiye FAM
lily when they be-
gin to cough and
the lungs are pain
full. But L is a
fact beyond dis
proof that con-
sumption 10 not
and cannot be in
herited. The mi
crobe which breeds
disease must abso-
lutely be received
by the individual
before cousunip-
ton can be devel-
oped.
Men and women
who have been af-
hicted with obsti-
nate coughs, bron-
chris. hleedinp of
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French Diplomat Here.

New York, Feb. 13.-Barond
Estournelles de Constant, the
we'll known French diplomat and
delegate to the Peace Conference
at The Hagus, is among the pass
engers arriving today on the
North German Lloyd ateamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
Batond Estournelles speaks En-
gllsh perfectly and the main
purpose of his visit is to deliver
the memorial address on behalf
of France at the forthcoming
of Washington Birthday celebra
ton in Chicago. He will go tc
Washington before visiting Chi
cago, and meet President Roose
Welt and a number of men promi
nent in politics.
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Well Recommended.

The Admission, Ala, Daily Hot
Blast says. tsJohn Oh Parks
Shows came in yesterday and
pitched their tents near the city
hall. The show is 10 and %
cents in price but at least so cts
in quality,a and those who witness
ed the performance yesterday
and last night were highly pleas.
ed. They have five of the fun
NEST sorts of clowns, tine tumb-
lers, trapeze artists, contortion-
lists, wire walkers, leapers, vaur-
tors, both male aud female. Al
sd trick mules, ponies, dogs,
monkeys and a cute little ele
plant all very highly educated
and very interesting, besides q
great many other features usu
ally seen-but not better-in :
high priced show. The bailoor
ascension spH parachute jump
F, was a grand and thrilling sight,
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Fine line Of writing tablet
at the RECORD office:
CLERKS WISE SUGGESTION,

Il have lately been much troubled
with dyspepsia, belching and sour
stomach, writos III. $. Mead, loading
pharmacist Of Attleboro, bass. II
could eat hardly anything without SUI
fering several hours. My clerk sug-
gested | try kodol Dyspepsia Cure,
which | did with most happy results.
| have had no more trouble and when
one can go.to eating mince pie, C ha' Sc,
candy and nuts after such ID time, their
digestion must ue pretty good, l en-
dorse kodUl dyspepsia cure heartily.
You don't have 20 diet. Eat gall The
good I, cd you want bur don't over
load the stomach. kodol Dispeps :
euro digests your food. DR.. Terry }:
Drug Store.
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rw%White girl wanted for
7ous ework, Call at RECoRDoftice.
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REPORTED TO BE
GETTING BETTER.
Young ROOsevelt'S Case Has
Reached the Turn
ing Point.

Groton, Mass, Feb, 1s.-If
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., contin-
ues for the next nty-four
hours in his present condition.
His physicians have given the
president and Mrs. Roosevelt to
believe their sons vitality will
be sufficient for him to meet and
pass successfully the crisis in his
disease which is looked for some
time tomorrow.
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The WaterNorkS.

Do not lose sight of the all alb
sorbing topic among our citizens
just now, that Of giving our hust-
ling little city sy stem of water
works that she stands badly IN
need of. Let there be full vote
cast on the 18th inst. Every
property holder should cast their
ballots according to their honest
convictions. Let the ladies who
are property owners come for
ward and express themselves.
They can vote in person or can
appoint a proxy if they desire.
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sB-Try the celebrated per
feet" Baking Powder. Salts
faction guaranteed or money re-
tuded. A. D. McFarlain.
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sYYour sewing machines re-
aired in Zabolio building.
@%Water clsterns oil tanks.
for wagons or reservoirs, see j,
B. Killinger, jennings, La.
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alacrity to the service required.
We must also remind ourselves
of the secrets we have promised
to keep inviOlate, will never be
divulged, except by man de-
void Of the PRINCIPLES of honor.
while it is our duty to be gener
Gus, it is also our duty to be
careful and let no man deceive US,
for all are not Red Men that pro
TESS to be.
There is one other matter, my
brethren, that We should care
fully look into; that is, to be care
fu! VINO you propose as members
iof our beloved order, Should
you at any time propose friend
10 become mem Der, see that he |
is such Il man as Will be likely to
CONFORM to the rules and pre-
cepts of the order; for nothing
is 50 painful to the feelings Of
faithful working Red Men, as
90 see the requirements Of the |
order trampled upon.
Finally, my brethren, let us
endeavor to do our duty to our
order and to ourselves,
then we shall, indeed, be
true Red Men. And as the
tmarksman prides himself on the
certainty OF his aim, so should
we in Il more noble sense, study
to make our generous deeds sure,
thus, unlike the real Indian, who
desires his bow and arrows bur
led with him, thathe may possess
them in ihe happy hunting
grounds, where the Great Spirit
dwellS. Let US hope that our be
nevolent actions Will precede Us,
= and trust that the influence Of
our actions shall be felt and real
lied after all that is mortal of US
? shall have persisted.
The assassination OF President
| Mckinley has been the theme Of
, earnest thought with me eyer
, since that sad occurrence. He
; was q member OF our order and
: had reached the highest pinnacle
] of American citizenship. Nc
: motives Of revenge or personal
i'll will prompted the assassin tt
= his murderOuS deed. Poor, lg
Y nOrant and obscure - knowing
d nothing OF the laws of our coun
# Try ana still less of the generos
i ity and kindness of true Ameri
Ii can citizenship, he had derived
g his Inspiration from those wht
e Eoppose all law, all government
;, and are the enemies of organized
h society. Many remedies have
|. been suggested whereby to re
l. move the inSidiOuS disease, an
d archy, from our body politic
IS Various reasons have been as
d signed as an excuse for the eX
lie iistence Of anarchy in our coun
N try. For my part l attribute tn
presence Of anarchy to the fac
lie that our forefathers having es
lg tablished political freedom i
a. America, invited the oopreSse
g, of every nation to come an
e enjoy equally with us the libert
h and freedom OF American inst
be tuuons. They have come
an countless mum bers to escape th
n slavery OF industrial and politics
n, conditions prevailing in othe
he lands. To these foreigners, WI
tn are but strangers in our mids
sir we have accorded the full mea
AS ure of citizenship and the pr
list lection of our laws, and it is b1
ur- natural that q stranger, Seeklt
en-. to better his condition in tn
Is country, should follow the eXal
he pies of citizenship as set befo
md him by representative Anne
hat cans. The peculiar conditio
lily, that have prevailed in our cou
IT'S. try for the last thirty years ha
18th Continued ,n page 4.
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FAvoRITE NEARLY EvERYwHERE.

Constipation means dullness, de-
preston, headache, generally disord-
cred health. De Wits Little early
Risers stimulate the liver, open the
bowels and relieve this condition..
Safe, speed and thorough. They new
err grippe. Favorite pills AT Dr.
Terry's Drug Store.
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Notice to Painters.

The painters of Jennings are
requested to meet at Black Bros.
building Sunday next at 2 p. M,
for the purpose of organizing
union,
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wBoekkeeplns blanks at thu
RECORD Office,
.AynD HIM FROM TORTURE.

There Is no moro agonizing trouble
than piles. The constant itching and
burning, makes life intolerable' No
position is comfortable, The torture
is uuceasing. De Wits Witch Halle
Salve cures piles at once. For skin
diseases, cuts, burns, bruises and all
kinds OF wounds it is unequaled, j,
S. Gerall, ST. Paul, Ark. says
From 1865 l suffered with the pro.
truding, bleeding piles and could fine
nothing to help me until l used DE
Wits Witch Hszle Salve. Il few
boxes completely cured me-" BE ware
of counterfeits. DIR. Terrys Drug store
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Dlion Oil and Development Co., Ltd,
Jennings, Louisiana
Capital Stock, 100000,


ability
f
A
s: limited number of shares in this company are
3: now offered at SOC share, par va1ue ;:
. $1OO. Fully paid and WORCESTERSHIRE. ::
hewelsr
nans
- R6.-pr.E. I.Han,Fr
I. Arthur
i jennings Hon.T J.
land L. the :
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.Y BY using the Baking Pow
der named ePerfect" you will
show appreciation of pure food.
Always use the Perfect. A.
d. McFarlain. IL d&Wlm
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GREAT COUNCIL RED MEN.
Interesting Session of the Order Held
in New Orleans.

ooinS9 VI 'iie h'ee' wen aU us re-
~ GnSet Da 80 ~" VI tr 1g@tu9
f'ii0O' lbs. a.
Grand Sacbam II + Eo,+,,s
Grand Senior Saoamora II Fl
Headman
Grand Jnnior Saoamoro
Fl. Griffin
Grand Chief of Records D
w McKittriclz
Grand Keeper of Wamnnn -
n Richard $3.50
Grand Guard of Foras+ w
Rose.
Grand Gnard of N;owa,n M
Antoine
Grand SannaD # p yya1l,ar
Grand Mishinara = w r.
Thomas
Deputv Grand Saeheos
Pontiac iTTribp. Parns4ain
Mentaan Tribe r Cjinn
|Geronimo Tribe M s Wor.
sham
Choctaw Tribe Il IT Griffin
Hjawatha Tribe q M Ho+ch.
endaIa
i1o-'" lain Vt ~ 0itl'-Ah "a
ofhi--N'
| HuntinS Grounds OF New OF.
leans, La, 10th Sun, Cold Moon,
U. >. u, ~.
10 the Chle1s ana Members OF
| the Great Councll OF LOUISIANA,
| improved Orderof Red Men,
Greeting;
1t Is peculiarly appropriate
that the--Great SunC0nn-
Gil tlre, OF the Great Council OF
LOUISIANA Improved Order o!;ned
Wen should at thlS Tune oe KIN.
dled WITHIN the reservation OF
ttls district ana IN the City OF
New orleans.
Chlef, brct1ers and members
OF TINS councli, through the KIND
protecting care OF the Great
SPIRIT, our Creator and TreserVer
we are again permitted TO aSsel m
ole around our councl TIRE at ms
great sun session, follSten to talks
from our chleIs OF the trIoes, to
take councll together Tor the wei
rare ana extension OF our order,
and to renew our Friendship and
lnterestln each other welfare,
While pursuing the trall through
this forest. May We be enabled
to conduct our tribes with wis
dom and equity, sothat they may
| merit and receive tue appfopa
ton, not only OF our oFother Red
Man, but or all good pale races.
, Thus shall we be enabled to eX
tend the principles or freedom
friendship and charity through
: out the length ana Dread II o
: our national resefNatlon.
An important period az d man :
life may be considered when n
first enters the Wi9WaIn OF thi
5 Improved Order or LED Men
The duties taught him and tn
lessons lnculcated throughout tn
progress he may make Whll'
d travelling up the steps OF the OF
r der, Will tend, II he be true 10 Ill
! nature, to his moral andIntellect
: ual advancement; TO make him
: man, pure and without fear. Il
, will find the lessons taught hiI
n in the wigwam OF the Red Mat
:, full OF wisdom ana truth. Inc
r teach hun truth, wisdom, ototi
!, erely lovetoWard all manhiud an
.e his duty to the Great 9Plrlt, IN
+ Mighty RuleroL the y inverse,
:, "a love his family, his hoiShbor, h
country and nlmseil; 1t teacht
him the beauties OF d iratern
love and union with his tetlo
1t brothers,
S Freedom, friendship ana cha
I'd ity, If lived up to as taught /
py our beloved order, is a safe%1al
20 aS '' 'i9 "'. -. .i,ll,, '-,S,;, -,
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ANNUTHS

Prof. G. S. Grimes of Evanston, Ill.,, now o4 years of age, carried policy of s5,ooo for many years and when he reached the advanced age of 7ohe despaired of its ever becoming a claim, so he compromised with the company on the basis of an annuity of S4Ioper year for the rest of his life. During the past 24 years he has received his annual payments with regular ity and great equanimity of mind and, having already drawn So,84o, he has come 10 the conclusion that he has found the elixir of life in all Annuity.
 At age 70, sr,ooo deposited in The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York will yield ar annuity of S34.77 for life.
 This great corporation is the most wealthy moneyed institution in the world and more than SIo, 100000 in claims has been paid in this state through the under- signed.
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A SCHOOL IN CAMP.
Teaching the Children of the Refugees
 in South Africa.

Teaching the Children of the Refugees in South Africa.
 Reuters correspondent, writing from Barberton, under date of August 21, de- scribes the visit paid by Lord Miner last month to the school attached to the Barberton refugee camp. When this school was established in September, 1901, the staff labored under great diff culties, and had to rely upon local la dies who were quite unqualified, but these nevertheless have done splendid work and cannot be too highly praised. English teachers of both sexes arrived in April last and are still living in very comfortable tents. These imported teachers have been a great help, espec- ially those who are competent to in- struct in kindergarten teaching, includ- ing Sol-Fa singing. The importance of the kindergarten system cannot be over-estimated where it is case of giv- ing instruction in foreign tongue and developing somewhat sluggish intel lects The boys have become very keen at football and cricket. These are en- couraged in every way, and the old Dutch games, which are more suitable for infants in a nursery, have almost, if not intirely. disappeared. Where pos sible the school is opened with Dutch rule. have appeared content to leave the religious instruction of their children in the hands of the head-master. This is