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water works only.

water works only.
It is now up to the people Of reming.
The proposition has been clearly made.
The company asks no exclusive right,
or any special privilege. 1t simply
asks the authorities of the town and
county to give it the right to come in
and build an institution which will be
the means of bringing thousands of
dollars into our community every year,
besides stimulating the settlement of
of the lands surrounding Deming by a
thrifty class of farming people who
will bring permanent prosperity to our
town. With a community as with an in
dividual, opportunity comes and knocks
and then turns away. These people
cannot be expected to wait always for
an answer from us. They will be doing
one of two things either building here
or some place else. The village trus-
tees and county board should hold a joint
meeting and consider this matter to-
night and chose whether they will
move forward with the march of pro-
gress or whether they will sleep, RIP
Van Wrinkle like, until the chance is
lost
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NOTICE
To Expressmen and Others:

The Deming Fire Department will
pay $500 each for hauling the Chem
zeal Engine and the Hook & Ladder
truck to any fire that is more than 600
feet distant from the City Hall Chem
zeal Engine must leave the engine
house frsU First come first served.
and and an additional Sl.O0 will he paid
to the one reaching the fire first. For
short haul of less than 600 feet fifty
cents (5Oc) will be paid.
The regular call for Fire Department
meetings is three slow taps of the ball
repeated three times. Citizens will
remember these signals and not be-
startled by them.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

I, J. W. RAYNoLDs. Secretary Of the Territory
of New Mexico do hereby certify there was filed
Tor record in this Office at clock a. m. on the
Twenty fifth day Of June A. ID. 1891. ARTICLES
or INCORPORATION OF. LUNA LEAD
COMPANY. NO $685.. and also that | have
compared the following copy of the same. with
the original thereof now ON file, and declare II 10
be correct transcript thcrefrum and Of the
whole thereof
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hercunto set
my hand and affixed my official seal this twenty
hfth day Of June A d lsDi.
j W. KAYNOLDS.
Secretary OF New MeNicu
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NOTICE

In The District Court Of the Thin Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory Of New Mexico.
In and for the County Of Luna
In the Matter OF the Application Of the
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD OF A.. "a
NEW MEXICO for the Dissolution OF W. 10
Said Corporation.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant to
an order " the Hon. Frank W. Parker Judge
Of said Court. made on the 2lst day Of May. A. d.
1901. that the End. day u July A. u, 1901. at ten
O'Clock a. NJ Of said day. at the Court Room Of
said Court at the Court House in the town Of
Dcming in said COUNTY Of Luna. has been fixed
for the hearing and determination Of the Appli.
cation Of the SCOUT western Railroad of New
Mexico u corporation heretofore filed In said
Court for the Dissolution ~ said Corporation at
any time before which day any person may fle
with the Clerk Of said Court. objections. duly
verified. To the dissolution of said corporation
Dated May 2ist A. d. igOi
JAMES +. MITCHELL.
Clerk of the District Court of the
Third Judicial District " the
Territory of New Mexico n
6-l-6t and Tor the County " Luna
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HOUSE BRAKERS.

Last Saturday evening seems TO have
been kind of harvest for a gang of
thugs who made hauls from two places
and escaped leaving no trace of their
identity.
Early in the evening while Hay Fong
was out from his store on Silver avenue
a short time, some came and entered at
the front door, by means of a skeleton
key, and secured some $1,000 and re.
volver passing through the building
and leaving from the rear
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. NJ. c. Jay died last Tuesday
morning, at Wamel's ranch near town,
aftera few days illness of heart trouble,
and the funeral took place the follow
ing day at Mahoneys undertaking par
lors. Mrs. Jay was an old resident in
this region and leaves host of friends
to mourn her loss.
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Local and Personal

Lemon Pies every Saturday at the
Bakery.
c. B. Bosworth returned last Friday
from business trip to Arizona.
w. L. Russell, came IN to spend the
fourth and sell load of fine peaches.
Lewis Brown came in from Alamo
Hueco to witness the festivities of the
Fourth.
J. W. Pennewill of Silver City tran.
sacted BUSINESS in our town a few days
the fore part of the week.
A. j. Clark and wife left Friday even
ing for St. Louis to attend the
Worlds Fair and Democratic conven-
ton.
Frank Nordhaus left last SATURDAY
for the Worlds Fair, and will visit
various points in the east before re-
turning
Fresh Bread. Cake, Rolls and Pies at
the New Bakery daily.
Macedonia Torres merchant and
ranchman of Dwyer was business
visitor in our town yesterday.
Mrs. A. X. Hicks OF Zuni arrived last
Thursday for few weeks visit with
her son Thomas Hicks of this city.
Eat New Bakery Bread. it always
gives satisfaction,
Messrs Smith, Hlolingworth and
Petty went down to Lordsburg Sun
day to take part in the installation of
officers in the H. of p. lodge at that
place.
Clearance jay Of Albuquerque came
last Wednesday morning Co attend the
funeral of his mother and visited a week
with friends here before returning to
his work.
Since the article regarding the apoint-
ment Of judge Pennington was put in
type his commission arrived. and he is
now the regularly installed post master
for four years from June 30th, that be-
ing the date of the commission.
Rev. J. H. Darling, pastor of the
Episcopal church arrived last Saturday
and held services here at the usual
hours. He will preach at II a. m. and
: p m. next Sunday and extends
cordial invitation 10 all to attend these
services.
Some time the same night the resi-
dence Of Martina Lechuga was broken
into and a cigar box containing two
watches some papers and small trinkets
taken. These ROBBERS also made their
escape and no trace has been found Of
them,
The Deming base hall team should
not forget that there is honor and gold
to be won in Albuquerque this fall in
the base ball tournament of the terri.
torial fair in October. A purse of ST..
800 has been hung up for local teams in
New Mexico. There is no reason why
Deming should not win il.
The votes thus far cast for the dolls
to be given away free at Lee Ships
Racket store Sept. 1904 are as follows:
Fay McKeyes 81. Mile Mcdaniel l6.
Thellma Birtrong %, Lola Amanda 20,
Puth Merrill 10, Alma Tomerlin 5,
Fannie Letter /.
j. r, Murphy, agent for the Warmers
Little Wonder Water Motor, one of most
convenient and useful machines ever
invented, transacted business in Silver
City one day last week.
Those people who imagine that be.
cause there is a worlds fair in pro-
gress, albuquerque is to give up the
annual territorial fair in October, are
sadly mistaken. Albuquerque is COM
ing up this year With a larger cash
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MARRIED

At the home of the brides mother in
this city July Sd, Gualupe Chavez and
Santos Valardes, Judge Edw. Pennng.
on officiating.
July 9th at Judge Pennington office
Mrs. Emma Webb and Mr.. John Dahr-
emstadt both Of Baird station.
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NOTICE.

Owing to III health my son is going
to withdraw from the business part
nership known as Gill and Sons Saloon
and hereafter | will be the sole owner
of the business and will collect all bills
due the firm and settle all debts.
j. W. GILL
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IUNKET.

Something Delicate, Delicious
Healthy and cheap. No desert so
easily, quickly or cheaply prepared.
1t is good for ANYONE, but particu-
larry acceptable to Children, InVaIlds
or DispepticS.
1t can be had only from Sunset
Dairy Wagon.
w. 7. Russell Prom
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fair fund, with bigger purses, better
attractions, and a more worthy pro-
gram than has ever been offered be-
fore in New Mexico
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SALISBURY.

Ms y, W. briggs of brandon. AMI Mrs.
j. T.. IIatten ard son of Lynn. Mass ,
were recent guests at Y. T. Nelson S.
Mrs G. S. poardman has returned after
spending some time in Bristol with
friends Mrs c. c. sheldon and
daughters spent Saturday at ". :.
iiuntl, vs. iu Euion Mr.. Esther Wlin-
right, who has hoCn quite poorly is
able to ho out ggain --tre"rsln Bump.
Anrah Sheldon and Martha Whitney
were at their respcc tive homes for few
days stay last werk.--Mr. and Mrs. ".
VI. Ellis of T!conderoga were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis recently -
Mrs. Collins who is in very poor health
arrived at Azor Snleads OF TUESDAY Of
last week. She is q sister Of Mrs. Sn"ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. l}ui1p ana Wiiinrl
Whitney were uncrr tho onos from this
Mace. who attended the funeral of Mrs.
A. w. Cary in Md.ilchury last v *
Wedno We. l., Hyde Hni brld OF
Bennington were recent tests IT = T..
Whitnoys
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BOLTON.

About two weeks ago Patrick Nc
Cabe called at the school taught by
Miss Mary Barrows and requested her
to discontinue her morning exercises.
which consisted OF Bible reading and
prayer. This she refused to do. lie
drew up a petition, getting several
signcrs and presented same to the
board of directors but they have not
yet rendered their decision In regard
to the mattcr.--Sidney Sabins and
Carl Dean of Bellows Falls are stop
ping at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. &
f. Sabins through the hunting season
A party of six young people started
on foot last sunday to visit the sum-
nit of Camols Hump, but after tray
cling part of the distance, the ladies
tired ont and the whole party return
ed.--Jack May of this place shot and
killed "A deer last Monday.-Mrs NJ. Nj
SAbins has closed her school this week
and has been visiting the other schools
in town.--Scott Parchcr of st. George
Harry Holcomb of Monkton and Car
Bcnedic, of Burlington are guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larose this week.
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ST. ALBANS

Divorce proceedings was the principal
business of Franklin county court Thurs
day. In the contested case OF Mary
Hunt of Berkshire. a bin was granted
on the ground of lntolerahle severity and
alimony in the sum of 5000 was piven
this being the amount that the dcfcndont
had promised his wife in the case Of sep
aration, In the case OF Flora lnmau VS..
Nelson lnman of Montgomery centc<, a
bin was granted on the ground of
adultery. In the case OF Isabella G. Ben
nett vs.. Sherman S. Bennett of Mont
gomery. a bill was granted on the ground
OF descrtion.
The wedding of Miss Frances Emma
Esinhart and William \. Barnes took
place at the Methodist Episcopal parson-
age on Monday. oct. II. the Rev. A. c,
Wiley officiating
Judge iIaselton adjourned Franklin
county court without day at II 80
O'clock Friday morning, when the
cleared TwentY-one divorces an un-
usually large number. were granted
during the term. Hon. II. Charles
Royce was appointed commissioner 10
| take the disclosure of the trustee in
the case of Nelson Hall company VS..
j, Il. Martin and trustee, The case was
| continued. In the case of Kennedy
McGrath vs.. Alanson u. Wilder, the re
port was recommi'tod to tho referee,
| to find IN accordance with the order of
| rccummlttal.
John Michael who was arrested and
| locked up for a while during the carly
part of the summer, on account OF MS
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WINOOSK1

Miss Maud Provost aud Charles De-
nut were married Monday morning at
st. Stephens Church by tho Rev. J. Z.
Rand at ESQ o'clock The newly mar
ried couple left on the noon train FOR
the groom's home in Dayvillc Conn.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Provost OF East
Allen street are the parents of a baby
boy, born yesterday morning.
A quiet wedding was solcmnzed at
St Francis Nav!er Church Tuesday
morning when Miss Helen, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray cote, was united in
matrimony with Louis Bombardcr. Tho
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
j f.. Audct at $50 o'clock in the pres
encc of n few invited friends and rcla-
lives. The fathers Of the contracting
parties attended them
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Abraham are
tho parents of SON. born Tuesday.
Mis- Mabel Gray has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital. where she
recently underwent an operation for APP
u.udicitiS
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from I'd page.)

their friends at the home of the bride.
The house was prcttly decorated tor
the occasion and there was quite a dis
play of presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Guoy-
ettc are to reside in Albany.-Mr. and
Mrs. Orison Cherbeno are the guests OF
his sister, Mrs. +. w. Otis.--Therc is to
he social at o. A. Smiths on Tuesday
evening. November /. 1t is to be in
charge of the halloween people. Re
freshments are to he furnished and
served 10y thcm.-Mr. and Mrs Gulley
have returned from their visit at her
sisters Mrs. Adams In New llamp-
shire.--Thc Grange social at l.. H.
\o0uanS was largely attended.
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BAKERSFIELD.

A handsome four ycar-Old buck. weigh.
ing 46U pounds. was shot Tuesday morninl
by Edgar Hunt in the south part of tht
town brigham Academy was closed or
Thursday and Friday of last week. Thu
teachers attended the 5jth annual meeting
of the Vermont Teachers association a
Rutland Miss Anna Spofford and Mis-
Rachel Stewart visited Mr.. and Mrs. w
". Stewart Of Fairfax a few days las
weck.-The football eleven defeated tn
Morrisville team Saturday afternoon oi
their own grounds. The score was to
Mrs. Guy II. Start is spending ladies
week in Montpelier.
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Swamp Root is pleasant to take and ID
used in the leading hospitals, recommend
ed by physicians in their private prac-
tice. and is taken by doctors themselves
who have kidney ailmouts. because they
recognize in it the greatest and most sue
cessfUl remedy for kidney, liver and
bladder troubles
If you are already convinced that
Swamp-Eoot Is what you need you can
purchase tho regular hfty-cent and one
dollar size bottles at the drug stores
everywhere. Don't make any mistake,
hut remember the name, swamp Root,
nr. kilmers swamp Root. and the ad-
dress Hins0''Ron' y w. on every bottle.
IS swamp ROOF in promptly curing even
or or bladder troubles. that to prove its
. bottl" aud IL book of valuable inforra-
he book contains many Of the thousands
ceived from men and women cured The
well known that our readers are advised
your address to pr. Kilmer u CO.. Bing-
his generous offer in the Burlington
this paper guarantee the gcnuiness OF
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CAST FOR THE CHIMES.
Assignments Made for Opern to lie
Given by Festival Chorus.

The assignments have all been made
in the cast for the presentation OF the
Chimes of Normandy" to be given in
The Strong by the festival chorus on the
evening of November q. 1t is possible
that two performances Of this opera will
be given and if such is tho case the first
one will be given upon the evening OF
November q. The roles as assigned are
as follows:
Scrpolettc-Mrs Charles S. Van Patton.
Germaine- Mrs. a. l.. King of Montpel-
Ter.
Manettc-Miss Ella NJ. BrowncN.
Gertrude Miss Grace A. styles.
jeanne Mrs. l.. +. Bradish.
Suzauno--Mrs. II. l.. Wilder,
Henri, Marquis of Cornevlle--Franklin
Rikor.
jean GrencheuX--F. X. Bagnall.
Gaspnd-ilarry Z. Clement
L. Ball.-floyd l.. North,
sscsscuT--t'rcdcrick +. Mitchell.
l.c Yabcllion--Paul Gulick.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr. ana Mrs J. II. Lyon AMI daughter
Florence, have returned frori Washing
ton. -- Mrs Berral Coon, who has been
visiting at her fathers. =. NJ. Mead. has
returned to her home.-rhc Kings
daughters Will meet and have dlnrcr at
this parish house Saturday. Sewing will
be the order of thu day.--Tn spite Of the
very incloTcnt weather the chicken pie
supper was quite we'll attended. The
receipts amontod to about S2aJO
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Eva II, Gates and daughter, Mar
ion. left for Washington, ID. c., Thurs
day, october 20, where they will remain
through the winter the guests of THEFT
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Corey.-The yount
people of the Episcopal Church ar,
preparing the plays "A Rural Ruse,
and "A Matrimonial Advertisement,
which they will present for the bene'
fit of the church at opera hall Fridal
evening, November lS-rhc chicket
pie supper at Chase's hall, october IL
Continued on fourth poge)
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Calvin Manlev Of the village. --Clore
Beauman, who has been visiting at T..
y Bullocks in Claremont, n. II. Friday.
Lewis Wells held the lucty coupon that
drew the set of CrockcrY at IL. u.
COSt.t}o store last week Mamie Plge
is recovering from an attnck OF pncu-
monia--E H. Town and II. -. Co9tclls
were i'm Butliurtop Monday
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How to Find Out.

II there IS any doubt in Your mind as to
your condition. take from your urine on
rising about four ounces. place it in
glass or bottle and let 1t stand twenty
four hours II on examination It is milky
or cloudy II there is a brick dust settling
or If small particles float about in it, your
kidneys are in need Of immediate atten-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

Miss Mary and Miss Margaret Baldwin
and Guy J. Baldwin of Monkton. Miss
George Sequin of orwell Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Foss from Wolcott and Harri-
son. FOnda. OF Eerrisburrh.
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RICH MOND.

Miss Mary rurtel went to- New York
.ou the excursion Ncstcrdly.-A. {.
uuthorne is stating the new Goodwin
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WEST MILTON.

Edwin Sibley shot deer Saturday
irornirg, which weighed 175 pounds lie
will have the head and legs mounted by
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N HUB MARKETS
uctations on the Leadin
Products In Demand

Boston, Oct. 2G.--Iocal dairy market
ud'uous SLOW 40 material chali-c
usIucss is rather light in all lines.
violations follow:
Buttcr--\ clmont and New llamp-
ire extra creamery - ga 22c, north
II New York -liati@2c. western -iu
Pc, northern HrSls 1890 -1'ar, western
r,ts l9d.Uc. eastern best marks -oH
L.. eastern fair 20 good liW zoe, cream.
y seconds li6ilGc. thirds 1lWl I14c,
ermont dairy extra 2ou lie, New YORK
nd Vermont dairy hrsts lSGl l9c. sec
Ids 1lGyI5c. western imitation cream
nv extra l1c. firSts l5u Ice. ladlc ia
&C.. packing stock 11ieU he, renovated
26f 1ic. boxes extra northern cream.
rl 22iaGi2@c. lirsts dc. extra dairy
Nt2lc. first, ia l9c, common to good
aGi15c, prints 2lm23c.
ChccSc-Ncw York and Vermont
wins extra 1oml2i4c. frsts s'sGioi.c,
,coudS 7mSc, Wisconsin twins good
~ choice lOnlOiac.
Eggs Fancy honnory %2N33c.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

40 CHANGES IN LOCAL MARKETS
There are no changes in the local
markets TINS week. The price of but
ter. cheese. eggs and the other staples
remains unchanged and there is
nothing new.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Th nds of Men and Women Have kidney Troub
and suspect t.
To Prove What the Great Kidney Remedy Swamp Will for
YOU, Every of Free May Sample

1t used to be considered that only urin-
AIRY and BLADDER troubles were to be traced
to the Kidneys. but now modern science
proves that nearly ali diseases have their
beginning I'm the disorder OF these mos,
important organs.
Therefore. whom your kidneys are weak
or out of order, you can understand how
quickly your entire body tx affected, and
how every organ seems TO fail to do its
duty
IF You are sick or feel badly begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr
kilmcr's Swarnp-Roct. because aq soon
as your kidney begin 10 get better they
rill help ALI the other organs to health.
trial Will convince anyone.
the Great Hcmcdy, DIR. kiimcr's
Swamp-Root, for kidney trouble and
had liver. ! have used II and derived
great bcDcnt from II. ! believe II has
cured me entirely OF kidney and liver
trouble. from which I suffered terribly.
Most gratefully yours,
A. II. REYNOLDS, chief Of Police,
Columbus, Ga.
Weak ana unhcalthv kidnevs are re
sponsibc for many kinds of diseases and
! II permitted to continue much suffering
ana fhtal results are sure to follow KID
I ney trouble irritates the nerves. makes
you dizzy, restless, sleepless and irritable.
Makes you pass water often during the
day and ohliges you to get up many times
during the night. Unhealthy kidneys
cause rheumatism gravel. catarrh of the
bladder. pain or duh ache in the back
joints and muscles; make your head ache
ana pack ache. caus" indigestion. stom-
a. n ana liver trouble, you get sallow,
yellow complexion. make you feel as
| though You had heart trouble: you may
have plenty Of ambition, but no strength
get weak and waste away.
The cure for these troubles Is DR.. XII
| ner swamp Root, the world famous
! kidney remedy. In taking swamp
Root you afford natural help to Nature
| Tor swamp Root Is tho most perfect healer
and gentle aid to the kidneys that is
I known to medical science
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

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