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The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
WASTHE COURT PLAYED WITH?
Ex-senator Orchard Was Not out Of
the state when tn. Fnrris tnar
Was Called.

St Louis, Sept. S-The Post-DIspatch
says that after careful inquiry it has
ascertained that former State Senator
James Orchard was at his home in Pop
lar Bluff Mo, Monday. September 5,
the day on Shich the case of Senator
Frank H. Farris, under indictment for
bribery in connection with the alum
baking powder scandal, was continued
at jefferson City by Special Judge Wal
Ter W. Graves TO December 10 upon the
representation OF Attorney Mortsn
jourdan for the defense that Orchard
had gone to Arkansas ON business
trip"
Further, Sheriff Hogg Of Butler coun-
ty declares that NO ONE TRIED TO
SERVE A SUBPOENA ON ORCHARD.
BECAUSE NO SUBPENA HAD BEEN
SENT TO HIM FOR SERVICE, not
wthstandng the declaration of At
torney Morton Jourdon to the
court that subpoena had been issued
and returned to him (Jourdln) marked
"unseryed"
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
cryu,al Annls, with Oats.

This was one Of the attractive dishen
demonstrated" At recent pure food
exhibit. Wash, peel, halye and core tour
large. tender, sour apples Make syrup
using one cupful OF granulated sugar.
and a cupfu and q half Of boiling water.
As the syrup thlckens, drop In the ap.
plea, and simmer gently until tender.
l,lft out carefully roll each piece ip
sranulaled susar lay In the serving dlsh,
Dour the syrup over them, and cover
with oatmeal porfIdge Serve with
'ream. plain or whipped Washington
star
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
THE VERMONT ELECTION:
The Result shows Plurality or
over 1900 For Chas. }. BELL,
Republican, for Governor.

White River Junction, VI. Sept s.
All but five Of the 2i6 cities and towns
have announced the result Of the vote
for governor The returns as far as
completed gave Bell, republican, 477l9,
Porter, democrat, iG,429. This shows a
republican plurality Of 81 go The five
missing towns in 1900 gave a repub-
lican plurality OF 29i,
The latest reports indicate that the
next senate will be solIdly republican,
the democrats losing their present five
seats and that the democrats will lose
about ten representatives.
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
MANY DEMOCRATIC EDITORS
Thry Are Nssrmbirj IN >rw York 10
Attend ~ National Conference
On III. Cnmpsiap,

New York, Sept s.-Edilor from all
over tho United Snlcs are here to be
present at tho nadonal conference OF
the democratic edlors Almost imme,
dIalely upon their arrival the editors
went TO democratic headquarters whore
they met Chairman Tosgart and other
members Of the mllonal committee,
aud were then eteorled to their own
headquarters l'ulli 800 editors, II IL
expected, viii have arrived here By
nNpnlns.
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
PRINCE HELPED FIGHT FIRE
The German crown Prince and his
Entournge Helped 90 fight II
Forest lirr,

Gelbensande, Mecklcnburs -Schwerln,
Sept S,-There was a tlre N the forest
near the hunting lodge whore the
crown prince, Frederick william, Is
visiting the Grand Duchess Anastasla,
Of Mecklenburg- -Schwerin and her
daughter Cecilia, the belro,hed wife OF
the crown prince. The latter and 9th
er members Of royal families there as
sisted the forcslcrs and servants In eX-
tinguishing the flames, which, II al
lowed TO spread, would nave endan-
gercd the lodge,
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
TuE DANGER PASSED.
Long Distance View of the situation
Around Nukdcn,

St. PaterSburg, Sept 1,--l;45 p M
Arom the latest adylces received by
the war Office the authorities now be-
lioye the danger Of Field Marshal
Oyama cutting Of Gen. Kuropatkin has
practically passed. According to thelr
calculation, tho whole Russian army
should reach Mukden Thursday night,
Generals Kuroki ard Kuropatkin have
been marching nprthward along paral-
lei lIaes, both armies being greatly
harVcrcG by heavy roads, the japanese
In rough rcglon and tho Russians
along nal country, bu, embarrassed
by the high Chinese corn, which pre-
vented marching on the side Of the
main roads.
No dihlcully Is being experienced at
the Hun river, a few miles south OF
Mukden, whore bridges had been pro-
yldcd for crossing the stream, There
has becn constant hghthg at the Rus
sian rear and along tho eastern wing,
but - far "A known ~ the war of.
nco, nothing Of importance has oc.
currcd since the retreat began.
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
MUST TAKE ANOTHER BALLOT
count Of tn" butcher workmrn's
ballots showed Tha, Ma
joriy Did Not Vote,

Chicago, Sept S.--'1'he voting by tho
local unions Interested In the question
Of whether the stock yards strike shall
be declared on or not Is over and the
ballots counted,
Tho count showed tha, n majority
Of the butcher workmcn had not voted,
~ another ballot has been ordered
Some OF The other unions are awaiting
the action OF the butchers and cutters
before voting on tho question of going
20 work or not.
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
THREE NOR: NEW WARSHIPS
Plans For Nrmorrd Cruisers North
ship New Hampshire approved.

Washington Sept. S,-Thc board on
construction has finally approved the
plans and specifications Tor the arm
ored cruisers North Carolina and Mon
tana and the battleship New Hamp-
shire, which were authorized by the
last congress, and as soon as they have
leen approved by Secretary Morton,
they will bs published The armored
arrangements followed closely the lines
OF the Tenre essee class aad the New
Hampshire of the Louisiana class,
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
Gated 10 the rnr west.

g. Louis Sept S.-Canon A. X,
Smith, senior assistant At Christ church
cathedral has rendered his resignation
there In order to accept a call to the
roclorship Of the Episcopal church At
Elcnshurg, Wash lp the diocese OF
Spokanc, Wash
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
ny Explosion of rin,,ch Ga,.

Kansas city, Mo, Sept s-As the
result Of an explosion Of pIntsch gas
at the Union depot Pullman car and
an Alton chair car were ruined Tues.
day night 7 r. Vanpelt, a ncrgo por-
ter was severely burned about the
hand and arm, and Nrs. G. H. colras
of Syracuse, n T. a passenger on tho
Alton train. was bruised
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
Returned From Inspection Tour.

Seattle wash Sept s-BrIg Gen.
Frederick Funston, accompanied by his
aide, Lieut. u j. Mitchell has re-
turned from Nome, whore they have
just completed tour OF the army posts
In Alaska Gen Funston reports all
the posts and soldiers In excellent con-
dltIOn
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
~ DANGER or BEING CuT OFF.
Reports From the Front Not of So
ssnguhe n Character.

Mukden, Tuesday, Sept, 6.-(Delayed
in transmisSion) Part of the Russian
army which is coming to Mukden by
wagon road is in danger of being cut
of. All day and night Monday the
Japanese in the hills on the east road
shelled the Russian troops In ono
instance the japanese infantry at
tackled a large force Of Russian in
fantry and artillery which had taken
to the hills, raining parallel to the
japanese, in protecting the flank of
the retreating army.
Troops, guns and transport are pour
ing into Mukdsn by train and road.
Considerable transport was left be-
had.
The roads are in a frightful state
owing tG the heavy rain Monday, The
main Russian army, pushing north
ward, is eyacuating Mukden,
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
Drled usef.

put u pound Of beef oyer In cold water.
Let II come to boil and simmer for ten
minutes and then thlcken II with 4 third
upful OF -four stirred smoothly with cold
water. Cut into II Two tabespoonfuls
Il butter and turu II on q platter OF steam.
,ng ho, and freshly boiled macaronl-- -
iluuAnhuid
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
stage of the Rivers.
the MARKETS.
THURSDAY, sept s.
Grain pnd prOviSiOns,

81, Louis -- Flour Patents, 81 i0lG 90.
other grades, ~ iOQIb 90, Wheat-No red,
81 pHQllO Corn No. mixed blho.
oats No Dhu33mc, llay-TimQthy,
~ OOiil2OO, prairie. btousbo, clover, so ~
Mi36G. Lnrd--Cholco steam, g,5Dus b2Isc.
Pork New mess, tl36O Bacon breakfast,
lOynlinc Butter - Creamery lN2Oc,
dairy, l2nlGc Eggs Fresh, Hhyl9ho.
Wool-Tub. washed 2lm35c, Missouri and
lllnols comblng, iihu2jo other grades.
lid2oc.
indianapolis -Whcnt-No 2 red, NS,
No. fud u o. Cofn-No, 2 white, O2c,
No. yellow b2iac Onta-NO. : mixed,
new, 3lho Iiay-rlmothy, pWupS
Chicago Closing quotations. whent--
september, 81 Oih December 81 0Sla May,
81 O0al Oa. Corn september, 6lhc Do.
cember, blNc May, pu6GAc oats .sep'
lembcr, 3ltu3lhci December ahc May
lbMc Pork september, tlOD October,
tlep2h, January ii2D Lard september,
800, October, sic. January MI May
rW Ribs September %, October,
81 g1tsdf1 ". January, iGHh Rye bep-
tember zoe December l2e, May ''e'
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
cubnns Wa,ip ns,,ndi,,os,

Washington, Sept y =- Minister
squlefs, at Havana has cabled the
state department that the Cuban sem
ate has ratified The treaty Of extradi-
tion recently cenclNaed between this
country and Cuba
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
w.,,.Iinonn Horse rrn,ner Dead,

Chicago, Sept S--john Shields, a
Ncll-knowncr trainer Of race hor 's,
died here Vt a hotel Of heart disease,
Mr.. Shields was 80 years old, lived
NJ Oakland CAL whore he had a stock
farm, lie had recently been employed
b.. w. o. Macdonough, California
lnrftnan
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
Poker player. Held ~,

Springfield Mo. Sept S-A lone rob'
Der invaded gambling room on oa'
OF the principal business streets of the
city Tuesday afternoon, and relieved
ak poker players or about 1000 Ia
cash and several hundred dollars
worth OF jewolry, and escaped
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
TOXIC STILL. CELEBR ATING.
The People, However, Are Speculate
Ing over OHlcinI N-ticence.


Toxic, Sept IS p. m.-The general
staff has not yet made public any de-
tails of the battle OF Lao Yang
The people are still celebrating the
victory, but there Is considerable spec
ulation over the Official sidence regard
Ing Gen. Kuropatldn's movements since
Sunday,
/; is reported that the japanese, not
w.thstaLGing the iayages OF fire, cap
tured vast acCumulatlons Of Russian
stores ard ammunition at Lao Yang,
The report that Lieut. TeraouchI, son
OF Lieut.. Gen, TeraouchI, minister Of
war, was killed N the hghting before
Lao Yang Is detied
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
Auy... a. Mem, demands,

New York, Sept s,-'fhere viii be
no strike on the elevated railroads
August Belmont, president % tho In
terborough rapid transit railway, after
nve hours conference, agreed " the
mems demanda
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
Ftna Neiai,

Nov York. sept s--clo,el Money on
cali easy ~ lfilh par cent closing bid,
4 offered At time loans slightly nfmer,
~ days, 2 btt cent " days YA -
months W. prime mercantile paper 3Ap
,S per cent sterling exchange easy,
vi leiiili Tor demand and a, ~ ioip
i,l 10 Tor G1.day bllls, posted tates, iS1
and tSniNiR, commercial bills MlAI
ttiA, bar silver, On Mexican dollars,
,ba 0nVctnmylt bonds stpads tAllioAd
Ianda ntp
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
si,su Life Sentence,

Chicago, sept s-Mlton NJ Carson,
convicted Of assautng young girl,
with tho consent and connlyance OF
his wife, waa sentenced TO life lmprls-
onment In tho poaitsptIary w Judge
kerAten,
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
In white, Mans Council Lodge,

S. LoSm, Sept S--rhree Cheyenne
chiefs from the Worlds fair visited ;hc
city hall, Tuesday, and were much Inn
pressed with the white mans council
lodge" They were WClt Robe, Geron'
Imo- not the great Apache warrior
aud llowlIng Wolf
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
Monument Erected by Capt. Chas.
Clinton Unveiled at Bunker
Hill, Illinois.
4 GALLANT SOLDIERS TRIBUTE
70 FIRST MARTYR PRESIDENT.
while II IL Osteuslbiy EreCtrd Nv
H.s-oari Cavalry, lite Erection, In
Hesiit>. IL wholly Due 10 Capt.
clinton,

Bunker Hill, Ill.,, Sept \ There was
unveiled, Wednesday, in this place a
most beautiful and expensive monu-
ment. erected TO the memory OF the
martyred president, Abraham Lincoln.
and unveiled and presented to the city
Of Bunker Hin by Capt Chas, Clinton,
late of Company b First Missouri cav
airy, volunteers 1t stands 17h feet
high and weighs nearly 92 tons The
total cost Is approXmatcl at $1,000
though 1t Is likely the exact cost will
never be known, as Capt, Clinton is a
very modest old soldier, and will not
reveal the cost, and the contractor
when questioned about It's cost, gives
an eyasive answer. The first base stone
Is feet ) inches square and | foot
inch thick The second base Is 6 feet
Inch square and ! foot " inches in
thickness. Immediately above this is
the third base, ! foot inches and 4
feet 4 inches square Resting upon the
third base Is the die, which Is feet 3
inches square and s feet ! inches in
height. The last stone supports the
finely sculptured statue OF Abraham
Lincoln, the statue being feet :
inches in height and the bronze fig
ure weighing over 200 pounds. Rest
ing upon the first base is the broaze
statue Of woman In the act OF in
scr!bing upon the stone, with Malice
Toward None the crayon in her hand
resting upon the finished letter Sc" of
the word none Upon the opposite
side Of the monument are two bronze
plates, upon which ig inscribed:
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
Mr., pniiy'- Dosy Recovered.

Alton H.. Sept News has been
received of the recovery OF the body
Of Mrs G. NJ Daily, Who was drowned
last week IN Muskota lake, Canada,
while canoeing Her body was recoy.
ercd after q search q Ave days,
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
A Je.,ou. women'. Deed,

Sioux CITY, Ia Sept sa-Mrs Grace
Butche, Tuesday, shot and fatally
wounded Mrs Mayme Heddington.
whom the former Ia alleged TO have
found In company With her divorced
HUSBAND
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
AInmfnrinhlr A MInhfniI.

paducah, KY Sept S-MB, Il ~
Baffiek, wife Of Il 4 IiarrIok, formerly
local Illinois Central yr!dmaater, has
received check Tor $4,000, LEFT ber
by an aunt, who died In Eureka, Cal
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
,rpror. Are i,nrrrd.

Cincinnati, Sept S,-CncInnat's 0rst
municipal bath house has been opened,
and the hrsr signs OF trouble came
when II was announced by the city
officials that negroes would not be al
lowed 10 use The bath house,
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
Ten, E,rerlm.n, No, u success,

Hartford, Conn, Sept s,--The ap'
polntment Of receiver for the United
States sgmatra Tobacco Growing Co,
is an iplcatlon that the raising OF
Suma,ra under tents Is not financial
sneeess IN the Connecticut valley
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
Wnnld Eanana.

"well Pat heard your brother was
ten, TO prison for life
"yis, bu, he's % delicate he'll never
I've to complete the alnlinca' "--Celeaao
IourpAli
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
ynilirrs 10 he iiuiii.

Washington, Sept S,-Formal an.
nounoement Is made al the navy de-
partment that the collIers authorized
by the las, congress viii be built,
at the navy yard New foFl, and tho
other at the tivy yard, Mare lslanuu
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
TooL the rl.toi I,ouir,

81, Louis. Sept s. Frank llcln2ol,
90 years old CabncDsmaker, commit
Ted suicide, Tuesday night, by shOots
ing himself through tho reht temple
while seated in front OF saloon. lie
was unmarried
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
Cotton.

Quotations fof cotton range M fllowsi
" l,oul', lQisg, New YORK lllQe, Mpm'
phls, W,
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10

Just below the bronze plate contain
ing the above inscription, there Is an
other plate, inscribed as follows;
The Van Buren press., 1904-09-10
The Eslled.

John f. Nichols Macon, Mo
Mrs. Henry Folcht, Huntington. Pa
Mrs. q. II. Graves, La Plata, Mo.
Mrs. Anna Griener, Macon, Mo.
Miss Edna Patterson, La Plata, Mo.
Mrs, Henderson, La Plata, Mo.
Miss Emma Hebeler, daughter of A. f.
liebelcr, Macon, Mo.
Mrs. W. r. Fitch Huntington, Pa.
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THE GRIN REAPER.

Last Monday night shortly after mid
night death came to Mr.. W. II. Quincy
after an illness of just a week of pneu-
monia.
Mr. Quincy was a native of Sioux CITY
Iowa, and about 80 years of age. He
came to Deming about ten years ago
and after two years in the EN-.
ploy of Dr.J. P, Byron, accepted a posi-.
ton in the Bank of Deming which he
retained until his death. At the last
election he was honored by the people
Of this county by election to the impor.
tant and responsible office of treasurer
and collector Of Luna county. which
position he has filled to the perfect sat.
isfaction Of all. He is survived bv n
widow and two children, a mother and
sister here and two brothers in Iowa
He was a member in good standing of
the knigts Templar degree of Mascns
aid that ord' will conduct the funeral
which will take place tomorrow
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

The Luna county Democratic coaven-
ton was held last Saturday Afternoon
and delegates to the territorial con
vention elected. The meeting was
called to order by John Corbett, and
md Judge Seaman Field elected as per-
manent chairman and Riley George as
secretary. The meeting was harmo-
NOUS, the better and more conservative
element having gained the day over
those of anarcli'tic tendencies in the
precinct primaries two weeks ago. so
chat at the convention men who repre-.
sent the best interests in the commu-
nifty were selected in preference to the
loud mouthe1 anarchists who wish to
run things for their own agrandze.
ment.
The convention endorsed Hearst I'm.
in their resolutions and de.
nounced the Republican party equally
lnreservedly. The delegates to the
Silver City convention are Hon. ]. A.
mahoney John Corbett. A. j. Clark.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

Mr. r. H. Flahive has purchased the
grocery store belonging to Jaegar
Brothers and will conduct it as first
class family grocery. MIR. Flahive has
been a resident of our town for about
three years and during that time has
made host of friends who will be
pleased to see him engage in business
here.
Mr.. Flahive will have entire control
of the business himself and have nei-
Their partner nor connectica with any
other firm, ard his character is so well
known that all will have confidence in
the goods he handles. Mr.. Will Jaegar
will remain for few days to assist
Mr.. Flahive. after which ne expects to
take a trip through the state Of Sonora
Mexico before returning to Wisconsin.
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For Pain
Take a DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pill, and
the Pain will dis.
appear Like
Magic.

Not by parrlyzlng the nerves and
glands. like opium. morphine. cocaine.
and other dangerous drugs. but by In.
creasng the natural secrct.ons.
This acton r. obtained ps n result n,
modern discoveries In medicine. making
1t possible to relieve pain without bad
Rfttr. effects.
You can safely depend upon Or. Miles
Ant-Pain pills To relieve and cure such
pains as Neuralgia. Headache. Stomach.
ache Menstrual Pains Rheumatism.
Backache, Toothache. etc.
They will also. by their calming act
Ion on the nerves. almost Instantly 70.
hcve such distressing feelings as Dlz-
illness. Car-Sickncss. Indigestion. Irrl.
tah.lity. slceplrssn,ss. Nervousness etc.
Not merely do they relieve. but they
also absolutely cure. because by perso.
vrring In their use, you do away with
the cause.
DR. Miles Antl-Pain Pills are puar.
anteed that first package viii benefit mr.
your money back Never sold in bul,,
NJ am thankful Tor the good Or
5 ms ANU "a Pts have and are
had spells OF sevcse thTobGIng b nav
ache caused by catarrh, until Fix yeas
tie ,n,san taking .Anu-Pa.n Pills.
Sne 9nly remedy, that ever gave
me relief Since then | have NOT sbrd
one hard attack. because | TAX" n pji
en ~ ~ |. 3vercomes the diiIiculty."-GIcO'
pa NDER !. Greenabu'g. Ind
FREE Write 10 us for T-ce ?, =
-. Package OF Or. MlleI Anu.
s'h PLls' the New Scent lie Remedy
s sra IAN. Also symptom Blank. our
you what Is Wrn'iy. and how ~ ~ fn
I ,, DIR les Nn,lICAI Co'
L-NSohATOItIEJ ELkIiART, IND.
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Rev. ]. A. Armstrong Of the Baptist
church will hold services in the Odd
Fellows hall, April 18th at II a. m.
3 and 7:SO D. m. Sermons respectively
will be: "The Unity and Diversity Of
the Holy Spirits Operations" "The
Church as the Body Of Christ" and
"a Nations Calamity. the Perishing
of thesTruth." All are cordially in
vited.
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E. W. Lewis returned Saturday
evening from Texas where he went
with a shipment of cattle two weeks
ago. He reports \ successful trip, but
complains of the treatment he received
at the hands of the railways over which
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND oFFicE At Las Cruces ~ NJ. March
~. 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention {,
make final pruof In support Of his claim. and that
said proof will b. made before Probate Clerk Lt.
ma county, n NJ al Daming N. NJ. on May 1904
viz; James II. kcith Hid r. No S7Ol for the WI
NEh SEN NEli Sec. !. 7. q. SRsW, Nm.
p. Mer
ne names the following witnessed to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of snd
land, viz: Henry Meyer. Calvin Musgroye, Henry
Mines, Henry Coleman. all Of DeminR NJ ~
NICHOLAS CALLS,
S-O-6t Register.
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NOTICE. BIZ PUBLICATION

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of the Territory Of New Mexico. In
and Tor the County Of Luna
Cant GEoRoE MEYER Plaintiff. c,
AMELIA CEciL MEYER Defendant '
The above named defendant Amelia Cecil
Meyer s hereby notified that a complaint has
been filed against her IN the District Court within
and for the County Of Luna. Territory Of New
Mexico. THAT being the county In which said
cause Is pending.l by said plaintiff. Carl George
Meyer the general object Of said action being for
an absolute divorce alleging deaer.io and ahan-
donmont AZ the ground therefor: and for such
other and further relief "a to the Court may seem
meet and proper
Said defendant Is also notified that unless she
enters her appearance IN said cause or before
the 18th. day Of May. A. d. 1904 judgement will
be entered against her by default.
Name and post Office address OF plaintiffs at
torney. Is, A. W. Pollard. DcmnR New Mexico.
JAMES r. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-04-13

he travelled. This appears to be a re-
gular thing with stock shippers now,
and It seems that a concerted action
on the part OF stOckmen throughout the
country is the only way it can be re-
NEEDED.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the Probate Court Of Luna county. Ter
itory of New Me leo
IN TIM MATTER ~ THE ESTATE or James r.
Byron deceased
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY. the 18th.
lay of April, 1904. at 10 O'Clock n. M. Of said
day, at the court room Of this court IN the Village
u Deming, County Of Luna Territory of New
Mexico. has been appointed ~ the time and place
for the examir alton and allowance Of the final
account Of Kate T.. Byron, administrative Of
said estate and for the assignment Of tie resi-
due of aid estate to the persons entitled thereto
u. Y. McKEYES.
Clerk " aald Prnhntn Court
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LIVE STOCK
COMMISSION

! now have for sale some fine
Thoroughbred Jacks, Missouri
stock, Texas raised, large bone and
fine temper.
Also handle all classes of stock
on commission. II you want to
buy or sell anything in the live.
stock line see me. 'e
E. W. LEWIS, Demine, NM
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Location Blanks and ali ether LEGAL
Forms, printed and Tor sale By
tn I DIhlkG GkkERlG.