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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-10
FRACTURE OF SKULL
Resulted From Lick on Head
With Bed Stat.

Dave Cowherd was struck on the
head with bed slat by Gene Duffy,
another negro, late Friday afternoon
and badly injured, his skull being
fractured. The trouble occurred On
Ninth street, between Main and Vn--
ginia. Duffy was arrested by Officer
Mullen near the l. C. depot shortly
afterward and locked up. He claims
that COwherd had cursed him and
threatened to cut him and that he
acted in self defense.
Cowherd was taken to a boarding
house on Water street, where he
lies in critical condition. On Sun
day DR.. Leverett performed an 0p-
GRAFTON, removing a portion of the
fractured skull about the size of
a quarter and Cowherd appeared to
be better yesterday. He has beeE
since he was hit, however.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-10
HEAD END
COLLISION.
Terrible Wreck On L. & N.
Near Kelly Yester-
day Morning.
TWO MEN WERE KILLED
Engineer James Handy and
Fireman L. E. Drake
Victims.

L. & N. fast freight train No. 81,
south bound, and freight No. Is,
north bound, had a head-end col
lision at Kelly's hill, just this side Of
Kelly station, yesterday morning
about $3.50 o'clock.
Engineer James Handy, of train
No. 81, and his fireman, L. E.
Drake, were both killed, while en-
gineer William Wood and his fire.
man, Mr.. Darlington, of train No.
78, were injured, but not seriously.
The engines of both trains were
almost ruined by the collision and a
large number of freight cars were
ditched and broken almost to kind
ling wood. The wrecker train passed
here yesterday morning for the
scene of the disaster.
Both trains were running at a
high rate of speed when they met.
From what we have been able to
gather, the blame seems to lie at
the door of the operator at
Kelly, though it is said he
was not on duty when the south
bound train passed Kelly, having
put on a substitute.
1t was expected that the wrecked
cars and engines will be gotten out
of the way and the track ready for
regular traffic by some time this
morning. All passenger and freight
trains, both ways, went around by
way of Owensboro yesterday, leav-
ing and taking the main track at
Nortonville.
Corner Al!ensworth went down 70
the scene of the awful collision and
summoned juries who inquired into
the cause of the affair. Inquests
were held over the remains of the
two dead men and in each case the
jury returned a verdict placing the
blame upon Owen Sisk, the operator
at Kelly, due to negligence.
The mangled remains of engineer
Handy and fireman Drake, whose
homes were at Nashville, were
brought to this city yesterday and
taken to the undertaking establish
ment of Waller & Rogers, where
they were prepared for shipment on
the 5:18 yesterday train to Nash
vile.
1t is said that engineer Handy
was married less than two weeks ago
to pretty young lady of Nashville.
Four cows thanked up from a
bursted barrel of wood alcohol and
all were dead in a short time there
after.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-10
The New Bank Will Begin
Business Before Long
In Earnest.
CAPITAL WILL BE $50, 1000.
Will Be Called the Com
mercial and Savings
Bank"

Articles of incorporation of the
Commercial and Savings Bank were
filed with the county clerk Friday
and copy sent to Frankfort. The
incorporators are DR.. Milton Board,
w. T. Cooper, DR.. P. E. West, G. W..
Wiley, Geo. d. Dalton, James West
and Gus T. Brannon. The capital
stock of the new financial institution
is $50,00O, divided into shares of
500 each. Among the stockholders
are Fallenstein Bros, Mayor Jouett
Henry, DR.. A. H. Turks, Judge J..
T. Hanbery, w. H. Brannon, Sam
Frankel. w. H. Cummings, Jr.,
Charles j. Jackson, DR.. Andrew Sar-
gent, Joe Pool, Nat Gather, W..
NJ. Shaw, and all the incorporators.
Business is to be begun as soon as
the articles of incorporation shall have
been recorded and when so per cent.
of the authorized capital stock of
the corporation shall have been ac-
tually paid in money in the hands
and custody of the incorporators.
The incorporators will, for the pres
ent, constitute a board of directors.
An election of a board will be held
Tuesday after the first Monday in
January next, when nine directors
will be chosen and similar elections
will be held each year thereafter.
At this meeting a president, vice
president, cashier, and such other
officers, employees and subordinates
as the business of the corporation
may require will also be elected for
a term of one year.
The new bank is to continue in
business for SO years, unless sooner
dissolved by agreement of stock
holders. The department of a saw
ings bank will be kept separate and
distinct from its general banking
business. Interest will be paid on
time deposits.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-10
YOM KIPPUR.
Jewish Day of Atonement
Observed Yesterday.

Beginning at sunset Sunday even
ing and continuing until the same
hour yesterday evening the Jewish
Holiday, Yom Kippur, or Day of
Atonement. was observed by Jews
everywhere. The Jewish stores in
this city were closed and the day
was rigidly observed as a day Of
fasting, nothing solid or liquid being
allowed to pass the lips of orthodox
Jews.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-10
CHARLES H. FORT,
Prominent Citizen of Ten
nessee, Dangerously Ill.

Hon. Chas. H. Fort, of Adams,
Tenn, is critically i'll at a Nashville
infrmary. Mr.. Fort was taken to
Nashville accompanied by his broth
er, Sterling Fort. While his con-
dition is very serious, he has chances
of recovery. Mr.. Fort is President
of the Kentucky and Tennessee To-
bacco Growers Association, and is
one of the most prominent citizens
of Robertson county, Tenn.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-10
BUSINESS CHANGE
Tony Dattilo Buys Out His
Brother Charlie

Tony Dattilo has bought out the
fruit and confectionery business of
Charlie Dattilo, on North Virginia
street, and took possession yesterday.
Charlie Dattilo will shortly move to
Vincennes, Ind, to engage in a SINH
lar business.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-10
The Athenaeum.

The October meeting of the
Athenaeum will be held Thursday
night. Those who will have papers
are Mr.. F. L. Wilkerson, Rev. G. c.
Abbitt and Mai. E. B. Bassett.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10
MACHINERY FOR SALE,

W. hav. purchase. all Of The machinery and
eguipnssnts Of the - Louis Exposition and
a!sa all machinery ana electric Iis':t piants
:ror, s"!ne - the Worlds F"!r hotels. All OF
~. above machinery - IN excel!-n; condition..
.'af;-y water tub. '.,i-rs. :sc-h--p.
St.i;.Jnary hotter. ~ to ~ h.-2.
Portable boilers :: to 30 h. p.
Rollers and engines wheels.
Vertical boilers. TO n h--p
tnrliss engines. LID to 80 k.-p.
automatic engines. 50 % ~ h.-r.
Slide Sai.e engines. 10 to 10 E.-p
HnisfinE engines. single ami double drum
SkdifnE erein.. three drums.
Gu,si!ng engines f.- cCai inineP
Bei:-i,tven ho!s:f.
STEAMBOAT ENGINES AND MACHINERY
Electrical equipments. s!ynaMos. etc, direct
cunG"c;.si ami b~i'ssi.
Steam pumps. single and duplex. !, to 10 inch
81. ION.
C.n'r'fnsa! pumps. tn ~ inch suction.
Heating ard ,en'iat.nG engines and fans.
s;aso'ins engines. 'r Is -
Air c..;i.pv~p 81 Z" :,s feet capacity.
Mi.-elai.pus machinery aid supplies OF ~.
err description.
For particulars and prices address
S.'HoELliioEN-AI.R HT MACHINE co.
aiS ~ Main ST. ~. Louis NJ
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10
Special SaDe 81 New ooA Slightly QseA
FURNITURE,
PIANOS,
ROOM RUoe

.Ant household gods % all kinds for ray..s
s-d:o.;, '.in.':s ',-.!i'. library sn': Kitchen:
~or ..'fui NslC'S This week in :ovs,.-six~ rags
and car;-.s. Including Wilton veIy.f. Axni,.s-
-. sOcy fi-uss-'s- tapestry ard ingram: all
yes Ard grades: b.aGI:ui lat. s.y.e ,..-,~rns:
ais" job lot .: l.nrlsI:.E lace r;..rainx ans.
f,or-sr-s n hats price S;ua:-. si,--wd s.uy~-x
viii rO..s..e.a... snnI.@y and :i-:- b. See
.-S i.AN';AN ST.Rs:At. 30
SSi.~!o,i .x'i M,--Ir. -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10

Tn!S week
~. have q
Ts-.a! 10: sS
"r@ sAi. Az
munster pat
.eTu z q z .,
ge~f,is. 20
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10

-. 1.Ds IS RssAl. ESTATE AGENCY
WA<TS s's:NsON ~. N::i'R9:SENTA.
TIVE: ~ EVERY GOQNT ~ EVERY
STATE. TO OaD NOTHING 0tT LIST
FARMS AND Ss0.AGe:S o. HI lSuNESS
E'OU SALE. Ne PAY LARGE SA1.A.
RISES TO REP0ESENTAT1VE.S. O0 g.
R0.PQ NO.N'.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10

Lady A0enss 0sd S0lsc0sors.
>->~s,--->>>.~>~~ >~~>es>ar~AS
LADY agents TnGk~ g :, s Ga.ir r.-ii Hand,
Has Fasteners and !s;-St s.ir- supporter .:a..
ar'tri.s Is y s:.-Tt-rI
LNiES 'NiiS EDSf.N s-.!.rs rils r.rI.lr
sA!g' ar ass issi,-.r t.-.h ;li=
- :s-F ha-f. - slEhl1.- saiIs =ssh; Il
go IS IN. 10 FI! .1.-E ;'f--st.F.-g
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duo fs-~'ts saint: q NJ o.. Is-, ,a1.r..:.
"a - vi Het E-tz ." ir,Hi h.r
AGENTS T-- ads sE--,- :, sell sEs.:5s
~T.szl4Fi -. >.t.r ll.--t-- savRr- sN;sr..---t
...l.issT- q -:r.T-i- sET's ..,-n =. -
4-s.Fs su.s.>Is--h "=.rr. to r,aL~ mercy
a.: pi-r.y = - 80 Sha; Hrn- Tai--the s.ie-
hEssrr if-sufy SgscipiS--is vS~- 2
- a.s--S-. rt;sartsEty fo- r-sy-l.-. - r.Jafs
y. .Ecs-rree. RAM fnAk!f1- 81 an:
tE-sf' r--A'r f0s Particulars sC C,s-t, Ir.e
Va : E.-irca bu...ins u-rA way ara T9en,y-
trf-' e. S-s Ycrk CisT
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10

R&ass az osrs~r e.a.e-. Ncssss-G lk-.sefsn:
a.. rvpA -y-S q ks-s.s. As-S~> g
= :. cA-,Si-S a. s~ss-tss o.
cO0PER AGE S..s.s.ss a. a.ses:
rs->s c>A n s-srAzAs.- Mas. x-g ys .zsiz.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10

. ALL h..-as q eeD eaa >Esssy1ses f<s1sDnes
tfVoL SsA-e Sr0o DRyksSOoat Cfeca GSN
C1no0ss 81. os~e 0osasa. 0A0 -. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10

RIG Snap-6Driy hc:~i In Goo.i railroad fo-rfi
IN Miss auy4. represents invesfn~n. 90 - 400: wii
sahe S.'ssS cash. OF good ,abd o-n~. unable tc
operate. Address RrH iS5 I:1snnvflie. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10

oak b..-,rr. ...:..-..-.............. 81, -
! "a. a.->sr- and wa>h.,as.. -..--.-..-...-- -
Irur ..-ls. al! cais-s -....... -,
oak UI-tAA. :uiiiuS bs!s !s-..-..-..--...-..--.
s,. ,--r'~l folding t~- Observation-Disclosures 80
F;u~ ushoea., G,-.Sh, ;'ano -.-.--.--.--.- = ~
oak rh..'=s -
ki'rSen s7slfs.
sxi. IT.. .s-;s "a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9 q.
- wants fl-u.s.l- ,a.,e. y
sN.s :ngrsi rug =,
Fin. st-~l r1nS.-. g., ~.
t;posi cock ..oF-s. 81 uI.
i;:i.h- ira foI-;nr beds So ~.
G- ra,~ a is-e. stock o: .sc1retsrf eg-ri-
su--. --oyss .sus-. and sarys's: ell ~!l fos
,.sh IL time payments Henry e Wishs Fur
n!,U-- ant storage Co. ISIS Fraak'.n ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10
R j & s

auAli'y S3r SIS - The patterns are siigh,Iy
n.:.iEA:"a-t. and s~ hcash: 'hsns \ bie
r-':G.:icil. ,'.':ie eariy and get the bsss s-~c-
lion ". thy" all sizes. st'.eS .s.d qualities
o: rugs. carrsv;=. iac- curtains ana Ior;.sr.S
a ,-nsi-y -Sny:nS prices
H- srll sg-s an! Lac. curtains oa \ smaller
margin ~ y.,':' war AZ. hc..~~ III ~ LOFTS.
.-,I rarrs the ,--.s asS'.-rl~a'
TIE RIG STORE. III. piIVE ST.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10

ss,S Nebraska ave. tel. S,.3nsy lW.: butler At
..w gasol:n. engines. revolving srTesn for S1ck
cr,ssh-- and general repairs q machine work.
For Sa!~-Sre !Ahossc- ,owF 1AmbAf Gssas>-
..n- cnS.ns. che s-horss-p -pcwc: upright steam
e,E,r.: one .-i-soS>-- power ", right boiler, dtf-
pumps etc. e. .fsi-POlls. Nanase5-
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wsf.. c-,-.d--tcr -as-'rs<s--. s3I sfr. y se-
if--~-t A- d. r--aS stt-c. rsupro s--- zx. crly
.ss goods Sa-.~-fs fe.t.--S -~-snTa--G ~ q
!ss4.<er -, l.-srl1s arf s~siirc M'E -
IL. All 49, e.iy~. 49, = rta1- F'se-.s. Bel
Nsl- - El>lcch TleizAr .ls-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10

CARL Hi~SIT, &s o.s-, e.. .,ssAs-9
fzrs Afsi slis sasscaee
GG0 OUTING. Al srs-s q Oe,0aa.
C>-yNnss,s a-e sap<<sre so> $sSeREA-r-
\ nfU@ asH~sz>a:- cas~ aeA eeeSe-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10
Learn Matchmaking.

fs@r9i- 7TU.-2SIs lafrT. rc-e---F- --t -rr- a'va-e
~ 4s--.-f v 80 = &: tA-rsa.s.v =. a, -azzv
--7--es a. = sc---~-i~ tscE -sz-~ i-.-< spzr
~.ts ,-Sz -. E.-v-.t----s- fr-lfisz.s .---s-,s
Sssv -s---- srre - cs'2-Csz- I.-. NEyea-
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10
Ms>CeaL~~Eo, WANTS.


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AN-biE Tti.t dns'i. prlyS- ValA cJg la-.e-'
zt.i .-TtlssHsEs .atsa.sS clothes a.. .-a:-.sr-
80 .rr-sisIru. IL. u-ssr-
ALWAYS hsrN~s: go yz.I# - r.1-l-,r-f.,
90 ss'tr.ts - -. s..JNs-. -sEr~tS. 'g-ri-u-~
s-.l -sr.;-i. al A. CO. S--S-s..I 80 gn-H
CASH ,ts,'H-.lT -tr-~-..--ihi- ,r.-.~ go
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:ez;hSf~ NJ tThts-t "a .'s.
L.suFF>. s.rti-rr.ns clothing s-.'s 8 to &.
o. r-.Ts-ss - % 6 Ss.ths-- - KY g -.
MAJ - rrs.s' ~!a csli S~is--. i.is car,
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caif - s-s e.-ts' cs.t-oc c',-ti-s res-a.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10
Furniture and Caruets,

y. hss- tsc- - sac .fis ve~k srl. .s .Ns
Ns-y o~S: Aa-Ss!-s Us Ns.s svs- hon ATE t.
c~sT tr-h "a -~z. s-sss eo~-is NJ. . -. =
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s-pys = ysg :sst -eii sa--s.ur. a..
ArA chsz,~- tss. ,hey - ,sgl-ra.
sses-s~r~ II yes ~s-- part 'In- c<u ar
:a.ge - sccc---n5.is:> yoz
I-sSSAS 4 Tayicg sN CO
is.1 vs-SI-.-7- s.-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-24

including the natural increase Of
said cattle, the same being the same
cattle which belonged on July l.,
1904, to and were mcrtgaged by, said
The Salt Creek Land & Cattle Co. to
secure payment of said note, interest
and attorneys fee: that, as is permit
ted by said final decree, said cattle
their accustomed range In said Cha
yes county, except as to such num-
Der thereof. if any, which may be ga
thered and brought to said place of
sale by said John T. Martin and
James O. Lynch. or by either of
them: that o il of the proceeds lie
rived rom said sale there shall he
paid, first, costs of action TO date,
said principal sum of 100000 with
interest thereon at the rate of 10 per
centum pei annum from July l, 1904,
until date of sale. less the partial pay
ment of $652.54 made on said princi-
pal Oct. II, 1904. II the further par
tial payment of $685. also made on
said principal Dec. 10, of aid year,
the sum of said principal and interest
r, r. - -niI date IS col,
s%6959.12. third, $629.19. a attorneys
fee. fourth, all costs of making said
sale and further costs of action which
are TO be hereafter ascertained and
taxed. and, fifth, the surplus,
if any, to be paid to said mortgagors.
This June /, 1905.
X. S. WOODRUFF.
Sheriff Chaves County,
Sat5t New Mexico.
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Notice.

Rebecca V. Hortenstine, admins
tratrix of the estate of Joseph Hor-
tenstine, deceased, has filed her final
ccoun in the Probate Court of Cha
YES county. New Mexico
1t is therefore ordered by Hon. j.
T. Evans. Probate Judge of HAYES
county, New Mexico, that the first
Monday in July, 1905, be set for hear
ing of objections to said hi account
and settlement thereof.
Witness my hand and seal OF offce
this 9th day of May, 1905
(SEALl F. P. GAYLE,
Probate Clerk of Chaves County. New
Mexico. Sat27t3
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-24

cattle by me to be sold as hereinafter
mentioned, both of said mortgages
ment of the certain note hereinafter
mentioned; and,
Whereas, such proceeding was had
in said action after the institution
thereof that plaintiff, by leave Of
court, was permitted to prosecute to
final decree only her action to fore
close said chattel mortgage without
judgment over against any of the
makers of said note; and,
Whereas, on the 9th day of May,
1905, upon the final hearing of said
action, final decree, dated of said date
was rendered, whereby, in addition
to certain findings and directions
therein sp~cHe,-a Inc which are not
herein set forth, it was in effect order
ed by the court that all said cattle.
including the natural increase there
of, be by me sheriff of said Chaves
County, sold at vendue, at the place
hereinafter mentioned, after duly adj
vertising aid sale according to the
law with reference to the sale OF
personal property under execution
where the claim to be collected ex-
ceeds the sum of three hundred dol
lars. and that said sale be for cash,
subject to the approval or disapprov-
al of the court. and that the proceeds
derived from said sale be used by me
paying off the Indebtedness secured
by said chattel mortgage and evil
denced by a certain note, made by
said The Salt Creek Land & Cattle
Co, and other persons. for the prin-
cipal sum of s. 100000. less two par
tial payments credited on said note
as part of h payment of said prin-
cipal. one payment being for the SUM
S652-54 and made Oct. 12,T19O4. and
the other, for the sum of s55.55 and
made Dec. 10, of said year, attorneys
! fees and costs of action:
Therefore, notice is hereby given
that on Saturday July /. 1905, at h
hour of one O'Clock p. m. of
said day. al the h~eadquarter
| ranch of said The Salt Creek
Land & Cattle Co, which ranch is
commonly known as the "-LY4"
ranch and which is situate about TWEEN
ty-ive miles north of the City of Ros-
well, in said Chaves county, l shall
| offer at vendue and shall sell to the
! highest and best bidder for cash, said
sale to be made subject to the appro-
val or disapproval of the court. all
cattle in New Mexico, and particular
ly those in Chaves county, branded
- (Bar) on the left side, ~ tfour)
/ on the left thigh, diamond cross IN
| the left hip and jaw, and all cattle
branded in either one of said brands,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-24

L. c. Lard came up from Dexter to-
day.
Jim Cafall was here from Dexter
today.
Celery plants ready.-At Alameda
Green House. SS,f
J.. H. Wales was in from South
Springs today.
A. F. Catron, of Dexter was a visi-
tor here today.
r. E. Austin returned from points
down the road this morning.
i. J.. O'Neil and Bert White were
here from Orchard Park today.
J.. w. Ingram came in this morn
ing from Artesia for a weeks visit.
F. NJ. Sterrett, Jr., went to Lake
Arthur last night on real estate bust
ness.
J.. d. Cooley, of Glen. N. M. is a
visitor in Roswell. having arrived
yesterday.
For bargains in farms, see Dicus,
Frost & Co., the real sta men at
Dexter n. M. 72tf
man last night, joining his wife who
arrived here yesterday.
j. NJ. Riker came in last night from
Oswego. Kan, and is here TO look
at his land at Lakewood.
For two of the best orchard prop
ositions in the Valley, see us.-Cari-
ton Brothers. 9Stf
Libby, Mcneil & Libby's compress
ed corn beef in bulk at U. S. Market
Fine for cold lunch. Taft
r. G. Reid returned to Texico this
morning. He reports that the work
of grading for the railroad cutoff has
been commenced there.
W. w. Latton and wife came In last
night from Winfield, Kansas. Mr..
Latton is a barber in search of a po-
sition.
NJ. C. Cartwright, of Terriil, Tex,
came in this morning for a stay st
the Felix ranch. in which he has an
interest.
j. p. Frickey returned this morning
| from a three weeks stay at his old
| home at York. Neb., and at Lincoln
and Wichita.
Forty acres of the finest Valley
land, good artesian well, good c
ton. This is simply a bargain.-Carl-
ton Brothers. 98rf
Frank Hutchison returned last
night from a business trip to points
east. He stopped here for a visit be-
fore goifg to his home down the Val
ley.
H. P. Conley, wife and daughter,
arrived last night from Omaha and
are mere as prospective and buyers.
They. will be in Roswell and at points
down the Valley several days looking
at the country and seing sights.
Mrs. J. NJ. Donnohoo, who has been
here for the past month visiting her
/ daughter, Mrs. George NJ. Slaughter.
left this morning for her home in Can
yon City. Texas. While she was here
a daughter arrived at the Slaughter
home making the grandmother enjoy
her visit all the more. Mother and
babe are improving nicely.
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Notice.

Letters Of administration of h
estate of l.. D.. Danenberg, deceased,
have been granted to the undersign-
ed by the Hon. J. T. Evans. Probate
Judge of Chaves County, New Mexi-
co. Therefore all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present them to us for pay
ment within the time prescribed by
law.>
Witness our hands this 10th day
of June. 1905.
J.. w. STOCKARD.
Executor
SALLIE DANENBERG,
Executrix.
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TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO,
DISTRICT COURT CHAVES
COUNTY.
Eva Haynes, Plaintiff,
VS.. No. 706.
White-Blakeslee Manufacture
ing Company, Defendant.
No. 7o6.

"
ing Company. Defendant.
DEFENDANT is hereby notified that
suit has been commenced against ii
in the District Court of Chaves coun-
ty. New Mexico, by plaintiff to re-
cover the sum of S351.O 0 and interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum rom Nov. 18th, 1903, due up
on a certaiS promissory note of de
PENDANT to plaintiff, and that the sum
of $524.17 belonging to the defendant
has been attached in~Ihe hands of
the First National Bank of Roswell,
garnishee in said cause; that unless
you appear and answer complaint in
said cause on or before the 2Sth day
of June, 1905, judgment for the said
amount due on said promissoTy note
and interest will be taken against
you, and so much of the money now
in the hands of the said garnEshee
will be taken by plaintiff as will sat
isfy the said judgment.
Richardson. Reid & Hervey. Attor
neys for Plaintiff, Roswell, N. NJ.
(SEAL) C. NJ. BIRD,
Clerk of the District Court.
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NJ

Whereas. on April 3, 1905. there
was instituted in the District Court
for said Chaves county an action
styled and numbered as above set
forth. wherein Iva j. Keebler was
and is the plaintiff and said The Salt
Greek Land and Cattle Co, a o-parJ-
nership, John T. Martin, James o.
Lynch. individually n as surviving
members of said co-partnership, and
Fred Martin Grant, a nonresident in
FAINT. were all made defendants; and,
Whereas, the nature of said action
was to ~foreclose W certain mort
cages. dated, July 1 1904, and fully
in the complaint originally
fled in said action, one of said mort
CAGES being a real estate mortgage
on certain real estate situate in said
Chayes County, and the other being
a chattel mortgage made by said The
Salt Creek Land and Cattle Co. and
the members hereof on certain cat
tie in said chattel mortgage descr1b-
ed and which at the time belonged
a. said cs-partnership being the same
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Notice of Sale.

District Court; Chaves County, New
Mexico.
Iva J.. Keebler, Plaintiff,
VS.. No. oa6.
The Salt Creek Land and
Cattle Co, ct al,
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