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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-12

amos De tal modo que don julian,
augur dc aucesos remotos, SO adelsn.
'aoa a su epoca y prsssgiabA Ia que.
IRA hispano americana, 10 victoria do
tlas aguilss de Americas la retirads
del leon do Casulla, la invasion en-
Puerto Rico y ell trueque entire las dos
sooeratlss. El orator eituyo muy
fsliS al abordar I'm ssunto tan bello,
ahsd e eadole mas belleza CON aus ex
'raordlntrias facultad.s dc OK preston.
Slguio en- 10 apoteos!s del n,uerto
'nmorto' le deicribio en- sus emuefi u
de combatisnts, y vino, por relaci6n
de ideas, oil momento actual, en- cue
desaparece don Julid1 B ,Anco en- el
minute mismo en- que el cable nos
aporta el menssje del Pre- e.idente r }.
osevels con el anuncio de Ia ciud ada.
mia americana para los criolos Per
!! sss cIudadanfa pele6 el caudillo Que
desspsrece en- la tumbA y 4 Ia tumba
va envuelto en- su bandera, en IL ban.
ders de su ideal, Cumplido cuando
llsgaba al eterno, dltino sueuo del no
ser. Y alairemos q eae sepulcro que
80 abre ahora decfa el tribuno- ALA
iremos el dia en- qGe Puerto Rico se
sslve, para lamar la frfs lapids Y
hacsr que ss yerga la veneranla me
morla de den Julian q bsodtc 4
Iu pueblo libre y feljz en- las !on,arsr
ias del faturo.
Es muy dificil segulr oil vuelo de
una imaglL aclon tan RIGA y ds una las
pirscion tsn lapida Pero es precise
rscordsr c9mo Pepe Diego b 20 la
salvedad de 81 Conclsncia rersonal-
y qaizas de Ia concieucia do slpda
am go suyo al inslnuAr de que suerte,
60 b 1lt causso q los intsreseI genera.
les, teLfamos que deponsr nues.ras
sspiraclones Ia independsncia y
marchar a lelante, siemprs adelap.e.
! Cortiada en- la pdginG ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-12

Los aplausos inserrumpfsn Ia lee
tura al termiuar Ia segunda estrofay
resonaba con estruendo on la Ultima
frase, QUE continuaba vlbrando en- o.
espacio como un coniuro oil honor y
al patrlotlsmo. Fue necesario que
Brau repittess la lecsurs, porque l..
coneurrencia Querfa guardian 10 impre'
sion de aus endecasilabos magistrates.
Y 90 levan.6 Pepe Diego. HABIT.
venido de MsyagHez para asisttr q
una 60 .i6a do ls Junta Csntral Uoio
nista y apsrecfs 90 Ia tribuna con So
trais Go eamino. Para excusar y ex
plicar su lndument aria hizo un exor
dio en- Gus ell iogsnio corfla pareias
con la Q oc cleneie Ell alma de Blan
c., entrando eo la eternidad, emptz y
ba su visjs en- los primeros ,iempos
del muudo, reco MA las edadades, asis
Il q las revolucioues, volvia al seno
de au terra native, contemplate tu
pert griuAci6n on busca del ideal, sus
propias lucha', sus esfuerEos, sus ga.
cri6cios, sus triuufos, sus dole rds, 8
ibs 4 abismarse en- el inhnto para
continuar abarcando el porvenir y
aaistiendo 4 las evolucionss futurs
de su patria. Z te periodo nos pare.
clio insuperable.
Ref ri6 lufgo spisodios de Ia vida
de B arco, 81 la asamblea de Ponce,
sn la de Msyse1 z, e1 ell gobierr o
autonomico. Y rscord6 ell momer TO
en- que, al dssembarcar ell ejercito
am ,rlcano en G lapica, don Julian ltia
en el dsspacho de Muhoz Rivera una
composition suys, de Ia caal de Diego
record6 y r, clio esta estrofE
elias poderosss aguilas de America
sobre Borinquen casrtz un dla,
y ls caducs exploitation ile-ica
entire ius garras hallarS sgouia
FL don profe.co aparece en escs
castro versos, escrlt,s hAce cusrenta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-12
DESDE CAROLINA
I'm hombre Sc suicida, dis.
parandose un tiro de re-
voIver en- eI craneo.
ATROPELLO GRATUITO
Ell guardia Jorge Jimenez da
a TN palsano un tremen-
do garrotazo.

Diciembre u.-En 10 tarde de hoy,
entire IL J l, Sc suicide, disparaudose
un t!ro de revolver, el sirv!ente de ls
Colouia espAHola de este pueblo, Ju-
lilo Ksrcado.
Con tel m two easi toda 10 po-
blaci6n a'arm6se, y un gran gsniio
acudi6 al centro para enterarse del
sucelo.
FL suieida aprovech6 ia ccast6n
do sncontrsrss solo completsmeate y
valiSndose do iii revolver Smith en-.
esndi6 una vela, lusgo ~ sent6 en- una
silla yya On esa poslci6n quit6ss 10
vida.
Lo anterior Sc dsduce do 10 posi-.
ci6n On que 70 encontr6 sl cadavsr, que
o. ID dsscrita On el p$rrsfo ante.
rior.
La balA penetr6 por la region tenn.
poral derscha, rompieudo huesos co.
rebrslss do gran importancis, 4 iuzgar
DOR 10 abund ante eantdad do sspgre
que manaba sl suicida por Ia nariE y
eonduetos auditivos.
Fl intsrfecio era de color blanco
do 10 { 20 sflos de edad y de una con.
ducta intaeh able.
Tan pronto tuvo conc clmiento dol
hecho 10 c orts municipal, trasla1 lose
al sitlo del suceso y empez6 las dill.
gsncias sumariales
Ign6ranss los mot vos que impul'
saron al dssgraciado Keroad6 qui
tarse Ia vida.
~-Ua hecho incaliacable 90 come.
ti6 hoy por el policfa dc este pussto,
Jorge Jimenez. Ent.e Ia numeross
concurrcneia que 90 aglom .r6 frents
Ala entrada do la Co.onis Espahola
con motive dol trists sucsso ocurride
slli, 90 hal,aba el indlviduo Aquilict
Vance, suten fu6 reg asrido por dishe
policfa para que % retirase, y CONT
no 10 hiclera enseguida, sl guardia |,
llsv6 ( smpsllonss hasta 10 calls .
allf 10 propin6 a trsmsndo garrotazc
eondusisndolo luego 81 dep6sito mum.
cipsl on calidsd dc detsnido.
Sea con quisn fdsre, tales msdi
dss abuaivas em plesdas sin necssida'
rspugnan 4 los cotcisncias honradas
Nosotros protsitamos do sse hs
eho , llamamos 10 ateaci6n dc Quie
corrssponda. Para detsner I'm indi
viduo, no 90 msnestsr pegarle brutal
mente.
Una much sdumbrs de personals de
pueblo prsssnci6 todo 10 anterior
men.e descrito, y una deuuncIa iurs
do ssr6 hachs & 10 Ausoridad comps
tsnte.
Samtlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-12
EN- Ell ATENE0
IA VELAOA FUNEBRE A IA MEMOR|A De DON JULIAN
{, BLANCO Y SOSA.

Ls oracl6n funebre &c Guzm&n
Bsnit serena, correcta, evocsndo los
diss diffciles en- que Banco Sosa
ll-g6, muy jovsn, Ia vida pdblica,
le pressnt6 en- 10 plsnitud de sus fa.
cultades y de sus ensrgfss, le exslt6
como una de las glorias do Puerto Ri
CO, rs6ri6 diversos rasgos de aquells
exIatsnaia multiple, en- que el vetersno
dc nusstr4s luchas civiles fue alterna.
tlvamente orador y escritor, estsdista
y economists, revoluclonario y hom.
bre de gobierno, proscrlto de Ia patrla
y lleno de honores en- 10 patria. Ter
min6 con un vibrante llamamiento {
10 union de los patriotas para salvar
4 10 patris, llamsmtento iutsrrumpido
por enthusiasts aplausos.
Los psrfodos de Matos B,rnisr,
rotundos rebosando ideas atlas, can.
taudo IL spopeya de nue,tra eterns
pugna por Ia just!cia y ell derecho
dsfniendo co gallarda entons ci6n sl
concepto de la patria mantsniendo Ia
1scssidad de hacsr polf,ics y de resol
YER sl problems polftico d. vida
muerts para huestra isa -presentsror
al puerto riqu' no fenecido 81 homsnsie
de una admiration ardorosa y COZ clu
yeron con una invocation al esl lcitu
de Blauco, para deiar en- los circuns
tar tss una huels durable.
AL COZ c.uir Matos Bernier entire
palmadas y placsmes, ertr6 en- 10 sails
subi6 q la tribuna Salvador Brau
Apsnaa el pdblico vic que aparecia o
poeta, le tribute una ovScion, prolon
gAndose los aplausos dos 8 tres minu
tcs. Brau esper6 que rasase sobrt
~ frente aquella explosion de simpa
tia y lego con entonacl6n varc nil est
soneto, diglo do 81 puma y de su fa
ma y digao tamble de Banco y de
Ateneo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-12

An chs se celehr6 en- el Ateneo de
San Juan una brillante velada On
honor la memoria de don Julian
Blanc,, sl ilustre patriota puerto.
riqusao. La concurrencis, muy nume
ross, ocupabs todo el salon principal,
el de Ia bibio!ecs , los BALCONIES que
dan & la plszs Baldorioty. Habfa
una sombra de tristeza en- aquel recin.
TO, decorado con cresponss tunerales.
En- un angulo del tsstero dessacabass
IN magni6co retrato al cleo, de la We
uerable fgura quien Sc conssg gro
squsl tribute.
He squi ell progrsma:
10 Dlscurso para inaugursr el
actc, leido por el presidsnts del Ate
nso, doctor Q evedo Baez.
90 Notas biogradcas, por don
Adolfo Medina.
80 Discurso en elogio de Blspco,
oroauncisdo por don jose dc Guzmsn
Bsnitez.
40 Discurso por don Felix Mstos
Bernisr, secretario de Ia Camara In
sular
50 SoEeto escrito txpres am ante
oara Ia velada por don Salvador
Brsu.
70 Discurso final por don Jose de
Diego.
A pesar de que la commonwealth
tue una verdadera improvisaci6n, pre-
oarsda en- brev yes horas, resuli6 q Ia
tura del noble obieto que dt bfi
,orss coarse.
Et ditcarso del doctor Quevede
Baez, escrito con eleg gancia de formas
muy se1tido en- el fondo, era escu
chado con recogimiento profundo ,
aplaudido con iuit'c'a
Las nttas de Medina, que recor
dabsn slgunos episodioa de la luch'
do don Julian por las lbertsdes dc 81
pueblo, i'm presionaron b.en al selectt
auditorio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-12
ORcina del Attorney General

AVISO Sc hsce saber & los uus
poSeen conocimlertos de Stsnogrsffa
y escritura en- maqulna, que los dfas
20, u y % del corrr. te, me,, de DGt2
8. m. de ; 4 4 p. m, se celebrarGn
en- eta ofcina tx 'menes prstIcos pa.
rA Juzgar ls compf tercla de los que SO
presentsn , clasifcsros fin de Que
puedan ocupsr las vacsntes que ocu.
iran en el Departsmcnto de JustIcis.
Los esrcIcics e sersn en- idioms casts.
llano.
FIR Nk FEUILLE.
1871 Attorney General.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-12
FUR|bUNOA D|ATR|BA
La pubIica un escritor in.
qles contra la aristocra-
cia de su pals,
MATRIMONI0S
Facilidad con que los mobiles
del RENO Undo Sc casan con
millonarlas amerlcanaS.

Ia sscrtor ing 81 scaba de lamar
una distribs, tan furibunda como rs-
zonsds, oentra Ia aristocrscia ingless,
mott V ada On Ia tacilid.d con que los
mobiles del Rslno Undo 10 cAssn con
norteamericspa adireradss.
Sabido es que las hijas de los
grandss industriales 8 do los orgsni
zadores do etrust, no albergan mis
que una sola ambici6a en- 10 vida; 10
de contrasr matrim )nio con un lord
ingles, con un prfocips italiauo 8 con
ell deacendiente de algana gran fsmilis
frarcessi y auuque no siempre lcgrap
rsalixar ~ prop6sito, euando 10 con.
sigusn tampoco suelen alcauzsr con
clio gran provecho nj aqusllss muis.
res nj Ia naci6n 90 que SO efectdan sus
matrimonios intern aoionales.
La mujer norteamericana, nstura
lizada, por ejemplo, en- 10 sociedad
ing'esa, NADIA procura & esta de noble
slevado; ninguna flerza po ftlca nj
moral.
Cuando en- Ipglaterra ie refugla
ron los hugonotss y realistas que Ia
Francis expulsars de ~ territorit
ocurrfa cosA muy distiata; las mujeres
que Ioglatsrra obt6 entoncss alberga
ban couviccione, & idesles muy altos
Nipguns dc las cualidades de esas do
mas podia contribuir en- 10 ma, mini
| mo 4 rebajar el t9no de la sociedad o.
que Ii greiaban.
Por dssgracia, no pueie escribir'
SO 10 mismo de los norteamericsnsa,
ouienss, 4 csmbio del nunerario que
las adorns, adquieren un marido, un
ftulo noblliario y una vivienda hist6.
RIGA. Aquellas no viven sino por 10
vanidad y el dinero, llevando consigo
ademAs una forma de civilization muy
interior y degcadante, segdn las pala
bras del publicists ingles.
Y no son ssos solos los dricoi
inconvenient y periuieios de esta ella
se de unionss. So hs dicho y repetidc
| cue el cruzamlento es favorable { Ia
multiplicacl6n y meioramiento de Ia
reza; pensabsn muchos que la sangr,
norte eamericaua, en- ~ cklidad de 10
ven, aerfa provechosa para 10 vlej;
razs anglo.sajoua, psro los hscho'
demueatran prscisaments todo 10 CON
trario. De 1,840 a hoy trslnta noble
Iipgleses, 6 h!ios de noble 90 han ca
sedo con norteamerlcsnas riqufsimss
| de eltos matrimonios trecs fueron 10
fecundos; cinco tuvieron solo h'iAs
otros cinco un solo hijo; por con II
guiente, los nombres dc aquellas T..
milias llegsran a.exhrguirss por com
p.eto.
Las muje:es no;teamsricanas, 40
GIN el csc .ltor m II AllstS, suslsn 20
eslsrilss; de saerte que a artist ocraci,
IL g,esa tiene mottvos soblados par,
rech azArias ninguna rss6n par,
atraerlss.
/ Tai es en- compsndio la requisite
ria novi.ima contra los N 2trimonio
que Absl II Hsrmermsn llama esrssatlAr
tlcos,, y que ssguiraa contrayeados
lilo miamo en- Inglaterra que en- Fran
| ella, & psiar de los estragos 4 ie oca
slonan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-12
MANIFESTATION POuT|CA
Lares, Dlclembre 4 de 1905

Lares, Diciembre 4 de 1905
Sr. Dire tor de LA DEMoCRAC1A
Ruego 4 ustsd Sc sirva hscer pd-
b leo, p r medic de las columns dc
81 ilustrsdo perio iico, que desds esta
fecha quedo en- actitud independence
dellg6odome desde luego de todo I'm
promise po|itico contrafdo con el par
lido Republican,, 81 cual psrtenecf
Con Ia mayor confederation que
do de u5t.d S. S.
EDELNIRO MENDE2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-12

VENDESE la casa de nam poste.
ria de dos plantas, sltuada en- Ia
plaza principal de esta ciudad, donde
90 hAllan instslados los estab ec!misu.
tos <Hvtel Melia, <Farmacis Central,
y Girls oulo Disz Informes ca Ponce,
JttNn BaMiStd POu 3v.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07

Citizen want ads get the business
Try one.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07
EL PASo TRYING TO
ORGANIZE FAIR ASSOCIATION

Before a charter for the Inter-Amer
lean Fair Association can be secured
$4,000 in stock must be subscribed
says the Ell Paso Herald. This is the
state law, and a meeting of the direc
tors of the association will be held
this week to arrange for the fulfilling
of this provision.
The state requirement is that one
half of the stock of the company must
be subscribed to capitalize the fair as
sociation at $4,000. and therefore af-
fldavit must be made in the charter
application that s25,O0O has been sub
scribed.
The directors do not believe that
This requirement will interpose any
serious obstacle to the success of the
project.
This weeks meeting will be the first
gathering of the directorate, which
consists of thirteen active business
and professional men of the city.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07
MADE APPLICATION
EOR TERRITORIAL LAND.

r, l.. owen, sheep raiser and cattle
grower. who has his home ranch sew
eral miles west of Torrance, and who
spent several days in Santa Fe on
business, has returned home. Mr.,
owen owns over 10000 head of sheep
and about 800 head of cattle, which
are ranging in Torrance and Lincoln
counties. He has made application TO
Land Commissioner A. A. Keen for a
lease of about eighty sections of terri.
rorlal land, situated in Torrance and
Lincoln counties. In area the lana
he desires to lease amounts 20 over
10000 acres. He has no running water
IN his range, but has developed five
deeD wells, from which sufficient
water is pumped for the live stock he
owns He also constructed several
reservoirs, which he has filled with
water by pumping from his wells with
gasoline engines and by wind mills.
So far, he has had plenty of water for
all the needs OF his live stock. The
past year has been very prosperous
with him and he reports the outlook
for this winter and coming spring
very favorable
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07
MISS ADAMsoN's PROMOTION
TO SANTA FE SCHOOL

Miss Lorena B. Adamson, the teach
er and supervisor of music at the
Phoenix Indian school, is being trans
ferred and promoted to a similar po-
sition in the Indian school at Santa
Fe. n. NJ, says the Phoenix Journal,
She will leave for her new appoint
ment Tuesday evening. This is her
fourth year at this school. She had
previously been a piano teacher at
Columbus, Ohio. Her duties here
consisted of piano, light singing and
chorus work. She has had charge of
the music in all public entertainments
given at the school Miss Adamson
holds diplomas from the Capital school
of Music, Columbus, Ohio, and from
the new school of methods in public
school music, Chicago. Last summer
she took special work in music in
Boston and Chicago. She leaves many
friends in the city as well as at school
all of whom wish her success.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07

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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07
FEDERAL COURT AT
ALAMOGORDo OVER.

The fall term for the United states
court for the sixth district, at Alamo
sordo, has adjourned, after being in
session for a week. The grand jury
returned five indictments, besides sew
eral that were already on the docket.
There was also one jury trial. Juan
Montoya, from Quay county, was tried
FOR incest, the prosecuting witnesses
being two daughters of the prisoner
The evidence was very strong against
MIN, and Attorney +. L. Mattison, his
attorney by appointment of the court,
although he made a strong effort in
his behalf, failed to prevent verdict
of guilty. Judge Mann sentenced Mon
roya 10 serve ten years in the terri
rOriai penitentiary.
S. S. Smith pleaded guilty to break
ing into a sealed car at Santa Rosa
last week, and was sentenced to Is
months in the penitentiary. uniteu
States Marshals Forbes and Wiley
who have been in attendance on court
eft for Santa Fe with the two pris-
Oners.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07
The Torture Of a Preacher,

The story of the torture of Rev. o
D. Moore, pastor of the Baptist church
of Harpersville, N. Y, will interest
you. He says IL suffered agonies
because of a persistent cough, re
sulting from the grip. l tried to
sleep sitting up in bed. l tried many
remedies without relief, until I took
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, which
entirely cured my cough and saved
me from consumption" A grand cure
for diseased conditions of the Throat
and lungs. At all druggists Price
soc and 81, guaranteed. Trial bot
ties free.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07
ELECTION OF DITCH CON-
MISSIONERS WAS IiNEl

The annual election o. ditch com
missioners of the Las Cruces section
Of the Mesilla valley took place Tues
day and resulted in one of the hottest
contests for those offices ever waged.
The outcome was close and doubtful,
but the returns show the election OF
r. Gonzales as mayordomo, and T. C,
Carey, Felipe Lopez and w. n Ha-
ger as commissioners. The defeated
commissioners were J. S. Cusenberry
T. M. Bruen and T. c. Bramigan. Be
cause of their control of the usually
scanty supply of irrigation water
these offices are probably the most
important. locally, of any in the gift
of the people.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07
A FAMOUS MINING
SILL Is DECIDED

Judge Edward Kent of Phoenix, has
decided the famous case of the New
Nulture Mining company VS.. Charles
Kingsley and George E. Sanders, Jr.,
in favor of the plaintiff. The suit in
yolved about nineteen claims, which
Kingsley, acting for Sanders, had
jumped, alleging that the New Vul-
ture Mining company had failed to do
The required amount of assessment
work. The suit has attracted much
attention in mining circles as the prop
erty is very rich. The decision of
Judge Kent allows the defendants TO
retain possession of the Esperanzo
claim. but all of the others go to.the
company.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07
AGED BROTHER DEAD
AT HERON n 1

j. Q. Tannehill and Mrs. j. B. Dill
ley, of Roswell. have received word of
the death of c. L. Tannehill, which
occurred the otner morning at his
home in Hebron, Ill. He was 81 years
old. The deceased was a brother of
!. Q. Tannehill of Roswell, and the
father of Mrs. Dilley. Only a short
time ago Mrs. Dilley returned from
an extended visit with her father, and
as she could not reach Illinois in time
for the funeral, she will not go. The
funeral occurred last Sunday.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
II. E. No. 596S.

III. n. No. 596S.
Department of the Interior, Land or.
fee at Santa Fe, New Mexico, Oc-
tober 81, 1905.
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 pro
bate clerk at Albuquerque, New Mex.
leo, on December s, 1905, viz, Juan
Bautiste Kowemisneh, Of Valencia
county, New Mexico, for the Sh
NWA, N1a SWA, section 2S, township
II north, range z west.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said land,
viz, Gertrudes Heco, Jose Gonzales,
Bisenta AlonZa and Teodoro PowtO,
all of Laguna, New Mexico.
MANUEL R. OTERO,
Register
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07
COMING EVENTS

December 1.-Two Merry Tramps."
December S-"Cousin Kate"
December 14-Concert, given by the
Lyric Male quartet, under the auspices
of the Socialist local.
December 16-"Mahara Minstrels." I"
December 25-"Hooligan in New
York"
December 27-"Hans Hanson"
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07
I-Z-x-x-L-x-x-x-x-x-x
!, TERRITORIAL TOPICS !
TWO HOUSES FALL, WHILE
WORkMEN DIG A CELIA

In digging for the foundation for the
new bank building, at Las Cruces, the
two old adobe buildings, one on either
side, caved in and came down without
warning. The one occupied by Dan
Reed as saloon was a complete
wreck, smashing bar fixtures and get
ting the liquors badly mixed. NO one
was injured.
The foundation of the bank build
ing is nearly completed and the work
men will soon commence laying the
brick
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
H. E. No. 5769.

IL ~. ANts OtOO.
Department of the Interior, Land OF
fee at Santa Fe, New Mexico, Oc'
tober 81, 1905.
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 pro.
bate clerk at albuquerque, New Mex.
leo, on December 5, 1905, viz, Ger
trude Heco, widow of Francisco Heco
deceased. of Valencia county, for the
S1a SEA, NWA SEA, SWA NEA
OF section 2S. township 12 north
range z west.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land
viz, Juan Bautiste Kowemlsneh, TIE.
odoro Powto, Jose Ke-wa-ry and Dis
ente Alonza. all of Laguna. New Mex
leo.
MANUEL r. OTERO.
Register
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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07

To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
life, use Burdock's Blood Bitters, the
great system tonic and builder.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-07
clear the Way.

clesr the Way.
The mission OF Early Risers" Is
sway. These famous little pills rid
the stomach and bowels Of all putrid
matter, thus removing the causes OF
headache, constipation, sallow com
plexiOn, etc. DeWitt's Little EARLY
Risers never gripe or sicken. A safe,
pleasant, perfect pill. Mack Hamilton,
hotel clerk at Valley City, n. D..
says Two bottles Of these Famous
Little Pills cured me of chronic con
stipation." Sold by all druggists.
Hawhey on the corner, opposite the
postoffioe, does kodak finishing. First
class work guaranteed.
Cuhgo.fto %. IN = r.t..- -. -.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-09
WOODMEN MEET HERE
Delegates Appointed to County Con
vention in 0skaloosa.

Delegates to the county camp of the
Modern Woodmen which is to be held
in this city on the fifth OF next April
were elected by the local camp Mon.
day evening. Oskaloosa lodge is al.
lowed eleven delegates to the county
camp on the ratio of n delegate to
each twenty-five members or major
fraction Of that numper.
Delegates will also. De- g. Sent ggft1t Is hi
county, Camp from Lakonta, Wright,
Fremont, Barnes City, Rose Hill, New
Sharon and Peoria, all OF which have
fourishing Woodmen camps. These
men will choose cwo delegates to the
state camp which will be held in May.
The men named last night to repre-
sent Oskaloosa camp in the county
conference were: Delegates, G. c. Or.
Wis, T. G. Friend, H. W.Gleason j ames
Brown, John Lichtenheld, A. DarnelI,
c. E. Schaffer, G. w. OFT, robert Nc.
Cord, w. j. Gochee and w. T. Martin.
Alternates, J.. w. Armstrong, Will Nc.
Claim, j. V. Green, j. M. Stafford, T.
E. Wheatcroft, Sam Henaryx, Joe
Miner, Andy Baker, Sam Martin, A.
Ribbe and H. c. Homer.