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The Population Of New York.


It ia expected that the late census Of
the State Of New York will enumerate q
total population Of about 1880, 900. Of
which about four millions, or moro thar
halt, are In this city. Moreover, the gain
in tho population Of the State since 1906
will probably be shown to have been in
this city wholly, for that gain seems to
have been only about equal to the increase
In the city.
New York will continue to lead all the
States in population, It has e popu!a:
ton greater by more than two millions
than the aggregate number Of inhabi-
tants in all the ak New England States.
The aggregate population Of the whole
eleven States OF the old Southern Con-
federacy is only about twice as great.
Canada, adjoining New York to tho
north, in all its provinces has a popula-
ton which is about two millions less.
At the beginning Of the last century,
however, New. York was only third in
population among the States, Virginia
holding the first place with $50, 200, Penn
sylvania second, with COZ 1896, and New
York, 5so,05l. In 1910 it had gone ahead
OF Pennsylvania, but was still behind
Virginia, and not until 1870 did it get the
first place in the Union in population,
which it has since held.
The building Of the Erie Canal gave
New York . great impetus, and then
came the foreign immigration, so that
between 1880 and 1850 it's population moro
than doubled. Pennsylvania continued
to hold the second place, but by 1880 the
population Of Virginia was much less
than half that Of New York, and in 1900
only about a quarter.
The preponderance Of the city Of New
York in tho population Of the State ia
steadily increasing, 90 that when the
next State census shall be taken, in 1915,
It 70 likely to be toward two-thirds Of
tho whole. About four-fiiths OF the
population Of the city In 1900 was Of for
eign birth or parentage, and in the Ave
years since then this percentage must
have increased very considerably.
Leaving out the accessions by immi-
&I6tdOhl, ku0 ubtuIOA 1uCI0d9o % LILO lOI.
eign elements y much greater than Of
the native. Much less than fifth Of
the births officially reported by the
Health Department in Manhattan Last
year were Of native parents, and among
these parents were included q very
great part who are Of comparatively
recent alien extraction, descendants Of
immigrants who settled here in the mid
die Of the last century Relatively to
their numbers, the birth rate among the
Jews was the highest. with the Italians
a close second. Among the Jews alone
this natural increase last year was about
= half greater than among the native
born, including, a. we have said. those OF
comparatively recent foreign descent.
Out OF toward sixty thousand births in
Manhattan last year something more
than % per cent. were children Of Jews
and about 20 per cent. OF Italians.
These are very significant statistics,
and the more 80 because the birth rate
among the Irish and Germans Is much
less. The children born last year Of Irish
and German parents were moro than
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-24

ten thousand less than those Of Jewish
pareptage and about Ave thousand less
than the Italian.
= The birth statistics generally, how
ever, indicate that In Manhattan there 10
no reason to deplore race suicide"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-24
The Soft Answer.

kothcr--what At the Jam again, AREN'T 70,
old enough 70 know better,
TommyNo'm there Amt any better In town.
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RoaalhlA Remedy.

Missress-Yes, there are six In the family. -.
Bndgst--Thin buy an Autymobeel and repo''
70 ne n Soevo months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-24
wants . Darker Skin.

10 rHA Eprroa OF THB suK-,stS. VIII you
plsass inform mo regarding something 70 dArken
the skinf 10 thors any stain or preparation thAs
oan sAfely b used. also how 70 administer ~
NV Yonx, Aue. a. n
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n, a, n he rsu.ta,,.

Yes. the Aukust sun. mixed with the Sep.
tsmber gale. A perfectly safe preparation.
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n ouv friends who fovor ~ 'Orh n'dnuser0n Io'
pvb,caaon tsh TO AdSs rsjeckd p'clss rsfurns6 msv
e,ust IN all cases send stamps yon that pVrross.
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Published by Tho Sun Printing and. Punnsnins
Association at ITO Nassau sti eet' IN we Borough
of Manhattan. Now YoTk.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

E. +. IAHBGRT,
$50 Guaranty Building. -.
220-acre stock and dairy farm on Bryant's
Long Lake, Hennepin county, ten miles
from Minneapolis courthouse; wondrous
picture of unbroken beauty; a delightful {
spot for the weary after hard days
toll: IN miles long by one-haf mile
wide; 100 feet deep, SO that the finny
tribe never freeze out IN winter. for dts
the home of the frisky black bass and
wall-eyed pike; fine brook runs through
farm; no acres under cultivation, bal
ance hardwood timber and meadow; soil
lating, Will cut 1000 cords Of wood,
which will sell in Minneapolis at $500
per cord: new windmill and new stone
,nilkaouse; 100 tons Of hay. % COWS COWS,
and geese: value $4,000; farm machin-
cry. 500; buildings, $4,3o0; net profit
on 1000 cords of wood at Minneapolis
addition a milk route that brings in
500 cash p&r week; price only $4,000, 2
which cuts 3rice Of land down to SO
per- acre; easy terms; property is free OF
or write today.
437s acres. Hennep1n county, 10 miles
from Minneapolis courthouse; ~ miles
In Eden Prairie township; Joseph ":
Plihau': farm; rich, fertile soil; 20
acres under a high state of cultivation;
painted white. and fine large red
barn with stone basement; buildings
cost 81, 800 and nearly new; it Is a snug
little farm home and in sight of a great
city, where such farms are sure to
double in value, and with but a, small
p9t Of 9 soS W vet, rsa
be happy. Price only 50, $50: easy terms;
9 great bargain. Call or write today.
$4,000 buys fine piece of income prop
sr' erty on HenneDin av; corner; location
one of tile best: built of pressed brick;
all new and up-to-date: annual net in
come SO, 400, over 10 per cent, and at
the rate our great city Of Minneapolis
is now growing, property advancing,
win sell for 100000 in three years: is
free from all membranes. viii
consider farm property in exchange as
part payment Cali or write today.
One acre on seth av and 41st st. one
block from Minnehaha car line; an ideal
spot for home: rich, fertile soil; lies
fine. Price only $675. VIII loan you
money to build. Do not waste your. hard
earned money in rent paying. This is a
golden opportunity to get home. -~'
n n q
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Quick Efficient Publicity These Colrl
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
o. 3 o o 81 o 8 o. @ o
THORPE BROS,
4 ...s IL OlRs Il a,dtars. Illdo -. -.

o. o @ o. o o. o o o o II
. THORPE BROS,
. 206 Andrus Bldg.
} $3,SoO-20O Harvard st So. modern I
> house Of eight large rooms, finished in
hardwood with parquet floors downstairs,
Q good fireplace bathroom, furnace heat,
fuH basement, storm windows and screens
Ih1s Is on a corner lot, 44X132 feet, with
IN one block OF the university and one
. block of the interurban car line. Room
2 In rear to build another house. An ex-
. cellent investment. - %sH IT. RI sra 22'>'~'
0 81, 30O4S33 Xerxes ay S. one and
0 one-half ffour-roam cottage, partly COM
0 plete. warmly built located near Lake
Harriet; ground 28vx129 feet. This prop
o erty has a good chicken house and will
make an ideal location for small ranch
0 $2,5OO-10e7 16th av Sc. A six-room
0 cottage, modern except heat, with good
barn, full basement hardwood finish and
0 feet. Might accept good lot In part trade.
u, 6OO-623 Adams at NE. A nine-room
o duplex house, renting at $1S per month;
o frst-class location lot 40x129 feet; easy
o terms. Al investment u Be-
$500 buys cosy little home of seven
o rooms In one of the best sites in Sunny
side addition, modern except heat, all in
gas fixtures, decorated throughout, beauu-
o full large lawn, shade trees and shrubbery;
o lot 40x128 feet: reasonable terms For
number Of house and further particulars
o call at Office -, :
o S1,325-3646 Minnehaha av. Al six-room
Q cottage with good we'll, full basement,
0 storm windows, lot 40x150 feet; can be
o sold on terms Of $375 cash and SIS per
o month including interest. This house is-in
o good repair and will make you a model
o little home. ~ $ak -. - IL us ~
o o O o oAog o. 10 90 O O
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31

81, 200-42S w S1st ST. STORE AND FLAT OF
rooms: sewer. city water. gas;
$1.2O0-4v2s Bryant av n. Groom house: lot
42A12S to alley.
81, 200-29O0 18th av S. 6 rooms. well and els
=, -o tern; corner lot. 41x12s to alley.
$l,25o-I2O3 10Th aV 8. rooms, city water;
lot 25x15O. "- -sI.
M,so0-3643 Emerson av N, s rooms; lot sox128
to alley '.s f.
s1,3oo-2617 18th Nv $. rooms: lot 2sx127 to
alley. =-.
$1,s5o-sO2o 18th av s. rooms, arranged for
two families; city water lot 32x136 to
alley. -, Fl 0r|+ ..s
s1.4oo-9o7 Goth av NE: 6 rooms, city water,
gas. large cellar: lot 44x96
$1,5O0-536 Logan av N, rooms, city water,
sewer full basement: lot 5O13e to
alley; ......, H.. &C..
$1,eoo-4eOi Humboldt av N, chicken ranch.
H. u = three acres, rooms. barn and chicken
houses; running water the land.
S1700-2119 10th avs. rooms. sewer. city
~. water, gas full basement; lot 46x10O
$t,750-241O Como av Sc. new house Of Z
rooms, city water; large lot.
81, 250-261S Pillsbury ava rooms, city water
sewer. gas: lot 36x165 to alley.
81, 40O-3D44 Grand av, rooms, city water,
gas barn: corner lot 51x12S to alley.
s The above properties can be bought on easy
terms. with small payment down and the
balance monthly to suit the purchaser. Call
for new illustrated catalogue Of houses
easy terms. VIII build to suit the buyer.
- r. Barnes Brothers,
200 Oneida Building, 104 4th st S.
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Uninproved.

0 Q o o o o o o 90
D THORPE BROS.
80 ! 2O6 Andrus Bldg.
D $1050-Lot, Hennepin av, between
D 9th and 2Sth SITS, facing west; all i'm !,
D provements in street. including paving and
o boulevard; size 56x117 feet. 49,. -,...
D $35O-Lots on 9Th av N, between Knox
o and Logan avs, facing north; improve
o ments in street.; size 26112O feet each.
o $75O-A very fine lot on Aldrich av s.,
0 between 9th and 2sth SITS, facing east;
0 improvements in street; size 40x12S feet;
o a bargain.
o $3.50 each buys two good lots on Irving
0 av S, between franklin and 22nd st,
o facing west: size 5Ox14S feet each.
o 1925 and $25O-Only four lots remain
0 ing unsOld on N1collet and Blaisdell avs,
o between 42nd and 43rd SITS; size 40x127
o feet each; easy terms. These lots lie
0 beautifully.
0 $sO0-Corner lot on 10th av and 31st
o st. all improvements in street; size 60x127 =
o feet, lies well above grade
9 s2,e25-Linden Hills lot: The finest
9 site in this district, facing both the
o. boulevard and Upton av. between 46th
o and 47th SITS; size 1O5x160 feet.
0 S7s5-Lots on Columbus av s. between,
o oath and 25th SITS, facing west; size Ask
o 129 feet each. Look this up. ,.- y -
o % o 90 o. O. o o o o o o o o o o o
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31

FINE POST AND CoRDwooD CHANCE.
80 acres solid timber four miles from live
station, 80 miles, from. Duluth: level. rich
soil. clay subsoil: $4,000 tamarack posts and
a great deal of mixed fancy hardwood; coun-
try well settled. A snap. only $12 per acre,
s. one-fourth cash. balance can be paid with
posts or wood: house erected free. Tingdale
Bros. 307 Bank Of Commerce building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FINE $40
acre farm on nice lake, near the splendid
university. college and capital city. Madison,
Wis. Some celery and truck land, also to.
bacco land, besides fine general purpose soil.
Extra good buildings. Ten acres oak timber
Price $50, 900, mortgage $1,000 at . per cent,
due In 1909. Want cattle ranch in Western
or railroad stocks. State full particulars in
first letter. j.: d. Chamberlin, 159 La Sale
st, Chicago; room 338 -" 'o'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31

] CAN SELL YOUR FARM; SEND DEsCRIP-
ticn. G. c. Shepard Bank OF Commerce bldg
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31

"a FARM FOR $50 DOWN, so AcREs-s5o
OF Minnesota hardwood timber land on small
payments $2S down balance 50 per month
to pay for the land by delivering to us OF puin-
wood, cordwood railroad ties, logs, etc origi-
nal growth of timber and good meadow land
close to railroad station and sawmill For
further information write to The Minnesota
Land 4 Stock Association, 612 Germania
Life building, st. Paul, MINI. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31

FOR sALE-120 ACRES BENCH LAND, NEW
eight-room house, barn. wagon shed. hay she'd
blacksmith shop and TOOLS IS head of cattle,
horses, binder, mower, rake, all improve
ments; good orchards J.sRW. Gardner Harp
ster, Idaho. ...-.
GREAT BARGAIN-OWNER MUST SELL $50
acres extra choice farm land, town s, rapge
s west, Manitoba, close to two stations and
two railroads; easy terms; a chance to double
e your money in six months. Bowler, 80 Loan
& Trust
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31

$7oo-CHoICE 1o.AcRE TRACT. RICH LAND.
brush and small timber: three miles
northwest of city limits
$400--Five acres near Twin lakes,
e 800 acres adjoining d the city, south
va-ed, 40 acres maple, bass anc elm
81 timber; lake brook and spring water:
IL miles southwest Of courthouse: NAV
:: sell half Of it. 49, -
. /. a. Dunsmoor. 616 Phoenix Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31
THORPE BROS,

REDUCED RENTS TO APRIL. !.
HOUSES.
sao-a71S 9th av S, 8 rooms, modern, hard
wood floors. open plumbing. -.
$153041 Clinton av, rooms city water,
sewer, gas.
$2o-72s e. 25th st, rooms, city water,
sewer, gas.
FLATS (Not Heated).
$15-S1O9 Columbus av, rooms, modern,
furnace first floor, barn. ..,, -.---
sewer, second floor. -. ~.~ ~,..'. 80.
S1e-2617 Aldrich av S, rooms, city water,
wet sink. " :
$11.50-5OO E. oath st, 8 rooms, second floor,
corner
s7.50-ss4e Girard av $, 4 rooms, second
floor cistern, we'll.
S10-2532 18th av S, 4 rooms, cistern, wet
sink, well.
Nickels & Smith. 81 Nicollet av,
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The enrTLE Or THE YALu.
One Of the Queer Incidents OF This
Great Naval Conflict.

One Of the Queer Incidents OF This
Great Naval Conflict.
This strange incident Of a great M.
val battle was told by Commissioner
McGifin Of one Of the Chinese war.
ships In the battle OF the Yalu between
the Chlnese and Japanese fleets in
1874: About this time the Chlh Yuen
boldly II somewhat foolhardily bore
down on the japanese squadron's line.
Just what happened no one seems to
know. but apparently she was struck
below the water line by a heavy she'll.
either ten inch or n thirteen inch
BE that as It may, she took a heavy
list, and. Gus fatally injured. her con
mander, Tang Shl Chen, most cour-
ageous albeit n most obstinate officer,
resolved at least to avenge himself and
charged one OF the largest Of the en-
emy's ships. intending to ram.
"A hurricane Of projectlles from both
heavy and machine guns swept down
upon his ship. The list became more
pronounced. and Just before getting
home to his intended victim his ship
rolled over and then plunged bow first
into the depths. She rlghted herself as
she sank. her screws whrllng in the
air and carrying down all hands. In.
Guiding her chief engineer, Mr.. Pury!s.
shut up In the engine room. Seven of
her crew chung to one OF the circular
life buoys kept on the bridge and were
drlfted by the tide toward the coast.
where they were rescued by junk.
"Stories told by these men vary SO
much as to he unreliable, hut all agree
or one incident; Captain Tang had
large dog Of most vicious temper, un.
ruly at times even with his master.
After the ship sank Captain Tang,
who could not swim, managed to get
an oar or some small piece Of wood.
This would have been enough TO sup.
port him had not his dog swum 10 him
and, climbing up ON him, forced him
to release his grasp. Thus he miser.
ably drowned. and the brute shared
his fate, perhaps the only case on rec.
ord o: man being drowned by his
dog
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

People fllrt with trouble too much.
Every big fire develops q lot Of natu.
raj born fire chiefs.
II is all right to select the lesser Of
two evils II you know which one II Is.
The way some people have Of being
good is worse than their way OF being
bad.
When people say to you when you
are In trouble, "What can do for
your be equally considerable and say.
Nothing"
People are hard to please. II a man
gets mad easily he is called "tOuchy,"
and II II takes a good deal to make him
mad he is called wooden"
1t is n shame when the baby wakes
up once In the night and the father Is
awake for ten minutes that he should
lose This whole nights rest" Isn't It.
nowf-Atchlson Globe.
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THE AGE or STARS.


ooleF Aids the Astronom.- =.
ins MS Calculation. -A
A. a star contracts from IN. :.
rounding nebulous matter from MI N
e was thrown or It's temperature ~.
and with this augmented heat oco',,.
change both in the stars spectrum :.
color. Redhot iron Is not nearly 40 4
a. white hot Iron. BY observing tbs !
rious changes IN tint which the msI
undergoes the foundryman ia ablS
tell with considerable accuracy ne
gree Of heat. A somewhat aim,
method Of gauging a stars temperate
and therefore It's age, is relied upon
the astronomer. Color, then. apd n
troseopic analysis enable the astro,
mer to estimate the age Of orbs n
are only beginning to exist as Il,
and Others whose light is fast fadlnv
After having coagulated, as II wp,
from a nebulous mass, a star assum
a color that may be best describel
an intense blush white, much llke Il
Of the electric arc. Stars Of thai
are, therefore. in their infancy. m,
comes the white stage, followed nv n
yellow, orange and red, each succe.
Ing hue indicating greater celestial
hquity than the last Up to the yeus
period the star as II contracts ero.
hotter and hotter. Then gradual ~
Ing takes place. Accompanying
changes In color are changes IN
spectrum Of the star-changes that
dictate a modification In physical 50,
ture. In the blush white period q
stars infancy the characteristic NJ
lines Of hydrogen gas predomina,s
the spectrum. AS the color cnau,
the lines OF calcium, magnesium
iron appear, the hydrogen lines gn
ally becoming thinner and those
calcium broader. - Booklov1,s Ma
tine.
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Electric LIrht nnIhn.


While Rasping n small incandesceni
electric lamp one night Professor Som.
mer, German scientist, happened to
observe that on contact with his hand
the bulb Of the lamp would show a
luminosity comparable with a mist Of
light. Illuminating certain parts Of the
glass as we'll as his fingers even before
the electric current was completed.
This phenomenon could be produced
several times by rubbing the electric
bulb with the hand. Not all electric
bulbs are suitable for the experiment.
Those which have been used for some
time and which show the well known
dark coating Of carbon particles are
especially apt to fail. After rubbing a
new or nearly new lamp containing no
metallic conductors strongly on the
skin Of the forehead or lower arm, 10
withdraw the lamp suddenly from the
skin will cause the bulb to show the
luminous phenomenon. Withdrawing
the lamp and stopping II suddenly
causes its outlines to stand out dis.
tinctly illuminated, while IN the middle
a bright SPOT Is observed.
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Temperament and Food.

For bilious persons Il chart {
published by Professor Boyd Lt
gives emphatic warning OF dam
rocks In the shape OF sausages,
turtle and other commodities
must not be eaten by brain w
chilly persons should cultivate (
for sardlnes. while irritable pee
warned away from ginger, az
melancholy man must not touch
Whitehall. It is suggested, Is
able for persons who are OF az
Gus nature. asparagus Is forbid
those who suffer from excitema
languid persons are told to be
when they indulge In peas, 81
arfowroOt and macaronl. ~
some mysterious reason Is deso
unsuitable for the bashful, n
the pale, the drowsy and the Z
St James Gazette.
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Whan GoIdn-nIth wrn,..

An old volume which an Alta
boekloyer prizes was found In an
bookshop recently. It is The Hist
Of Rome" by oliver Goldsmith. @,
smiths name takes one back to thel
erary fellows OF that day, the ID
work they did to keep life In them,
when Goldsmith was at work wr'
that history he was doing twenty
ferent things besides, little odds
ends that brought money FOR bis q
bread. with a scolding landlady lad
down the law TO him, FOR 1t was
time when the great Dr. JOIN.
thought himself lucky when be N
dine In a cellar on sixpence world
tripe and a pennyworth Of bread !
wipe his fingers ON the back OF a n
foundland dog after bis greasy me
And to think OF tue growing that
done by the little authors Of the n
ent day!-Atlantn Constitution.
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Home, Sweet Nome" Payne s1
was originally number In the v
"Clarl, the Maid Of Milan" pre
ton brought out In 1888. The o.
was a failure. and nothing Is
known OF II save the one song,
became instantly popular. Over
600 copies were sold In the first
Of its publication. and the sale d
form or another has been constant
since the first appearance Of this
tlful thome. The melody is a 50
folk song and was adapted to
words by Payne himself.
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els your husband n criminal I
"Mercy. no! But be has to Z
so much with those awful me
tends that really I'm sometime
be soon win be."-Clevelaud "
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had secured bis man with OF
locked the door behind hlu
emerged. Stumbling dowr q
dor to the iirst guard, he had
James. ! came away tod
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commission expires February ~.
1906.
(seal.) q. b. RYAN.
Notary Public in and for the City
and County Of San Francisco. State OF
California.
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Good Prerentlre Anrwa

doctor. isn't there anything
Tor this seasicknessT
"Why. yes. Try farmlng."-u
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FTIED.
TBRRIToRY OF NEW MEXICO,

County Of Luna. S.:
hereby certify that the within IN.
strument Of writing was filed for Rec.
ord In my Office on the Goth day OF Au-
gust, A. d. 1905, at Q o'clock A NJ, and
recorded in hook No. 2 Of Mis-. Rec
ords, page 213-237 inclusive.
(Seal.) D. j. CARSKADON,
Probate Clerk and Ex-oflclo Recorder
7. A. KENT, Deputy.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-09-22

morning 70 equar It. nave Known
many mer in my time who have made
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Iauys Donnets TINS note: Dear Madan
Tell George he must really buy you