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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-19

THE JANIZARIEs.-The janizaries are
unique in the history Of the world.
Nothing like them has ever been known
in the constitution of any state. we
think Of them somehow in association
with the mamelukes Of Egypt, but,
though there were some points in COM
mon between them, they differed wide
ly in their character and aim. The
mamelukes, though originally race OF
slaves, founded a sovereign dynasty In
Egypt, but the janizaries, even at the
height of their power, never ceased to
be soldiers, and they maintained
throughout all their history the proofs
and symbols Of their lowly origin. They
made and unmade sovereigns, but they
never aspired to the high positions OF
state and were content to fill their orig
inal posts. Not one of their number
ever occupied the throne of Turkey
and the whole corps acted ostensiDly
only as its guardians.-St. James Ga
Zette.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-19

of the British. This was an admirable
to secure a complete VIC
tory, had 1t been infallibly certain that
none of his troops would give way.
Greene's forces, IL not surprised were
led into battle before they were prop
erly arranged. and the wonder Is that
they fought as well as they did. AS 1t
turned out, the British although claim
ing victory, were terribly crippled.
By their own account more than one-
fourth Of Lord Rawdon's men were
rendered unfit for service. One Brit
ish officer was killed and eleven cap
tured and paroled.
TO BE CONTINUED.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-19

matoes. Remove pulp, and mix with
an equal quantity Of chopped cucum-
ber; replace in the tomatoes, and serve
on lettuce leaf, with mayonnaise.
The pulp of peaches, as well as april
cots. makes delicious water ice, COM
bined with the acid Of lemon Juice.
Peeled and rubbed through puree
sieve either the pulp Of nine plump. ripe
peaches or the pulp Of a dozen luscious
apricots. Add the Juice Of three lem
ons. Boilg rapidly quart Of water in
which pint Of sugar has been dissolv-
ed. Add the fruit pulp and freeze.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-19
Household Hints.

In making pickles use none but 'he
best cider vinegar.
To purify the air Of damp cellar,
strew charcoal about floor and shelves.
Whole cloves will more effectually
exterminate moths than camphor, to-
bacco or cedar shavings.
To remove peach stains, soak In
milk for forty eight hours If colored
goods, or II on white cloth rub with
lemon juice and salt.
A loaf of stale bread is almost as
good as when newly baked when wrap
ped closely in a towel and steamed
through thoroughly.
Turpentine applied with a bit OF
flannel will Especially when the stains
are deep) restore the whiteness OF
ivory knife handles.
Chloride Of lime Is an infallible pre-
ventive Of rats 1t should be put down
their holes and spread about wherever
they are likely to appear.
A pretty dish to send to neighbor
or an invalid Is blanc mango nodded
in shells and served in a nest Of whip
ped cream or bright-colored fruit jelly.
Spices in pickles should be used
whole, slightly bruised II desired, but
preferably not ground; If ground, they
should be tied up in thin muslin bags.
Buttermilk is at all times good Tor
the complexion, and also is fine pre-
ventive both of sunburn and freckles'
therefore all through the summer
months should be used whenever 1t Is
possible to get 1t fresh.
Small white onions make very nice
pickles. They are easily prepared re-
quiring only to have boiling brine
poured over them four days in success
sion, when they are drained and placed
in jars, then covered with vinegar.
A nice relish can be made by cutting
piece from the stem ends Of ripe to-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-19

fB "It seems his uncle fell out Of a
hotel window in Europe"
Gracious! any bones broken?"
mot one."
MOP"
mo, he was merely drowned. 1t
happened in Venice"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-19

"a They say very young babies
smile most in their Sleep" said Miss
Gusch, did you ever notice that
about your baby?"
NO" replied Newpop. wearily.
"I'm never at home during the day."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-19

m I'm surprised" said the match
making mama, that you should dis
like Major Tipples. His manners are
the pink of propriety and"
"And his nose," said the wise daugh-
ter, "is the red Of impropriety."
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-30
To the Fathers and Mothers
Of Clayton.

I wish 10 say that I have come
here with the intention of max
ing my home among you and
earning d livlihood by teaching
art and elocution. My work lies
chiefly among the children and
young people, and it Is my desire
to give satisfaction, not only from
an Evolutionary and oratorical
standpoint but to work along such
lines al to insure that broadness
of mind, liberality OF spirit and
hardlhood Of character, SO nee
essary to the development of all
around men and women l shall
appreciate your patrOnagej and
regard as d sacred trust the well
being of any child or voting pei
son Who tohes to me for instruc-
tioh, Respectfully,
Mrs, r. 0. GR1SNohDl
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-30
PRESIDENT RETURNED.

President Roosevelt and party
returned from the recent trip to
Panama, Nov. s6, without any
incidents, unusually attached to
such trips occurring,
Speaking Of his trip tRe presi-
dent saidl
I'VE had a very pleasant, very
enjoyable time and 7 am deeply
impressed with the United States
navy, with Pahama and with
Porto Rico.
The Panama canal, it was stat
sa hy ths prssidenti will be the
subject Of q special message. and
scrsequently on chat subject the
president will say nothing at
this time.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-30
THE CAR FAMINE.

There is a notable shortage of
the Western railroads, Beets
are delayed and freezing for lack
of cars. Coal is lying on top of
the ground, while a hundred
miles away it is selling at fantas-
tic prices, because of lack of
cars. The railroads are losing
freight, the farmers are losing
their crops and the coal dealers
are losing their market, all be-
cause there are not enough cars
to go round,
This is a situation, that will
bear investigation, What the
exact cause Of the shortage is
the News does not know, 1t
may be that the country has out
grown the railroads. It may be
that the agricultural interests
have underestimated their needs.
1t may be that the roads have
been lax in finding out the duties
they were likely to be called up
on to perform, The News is on
ly sure that the shortage exists;
that it is causing enormous loss
and vexation; that it ought to be
someone's business to see that
this does not occur again
There are a number of organi-
zations formed for the "boost-
ing" Of Colorado. The News
would like to suggest that here
is subject exactly suited to
their wishes. Let these associa-
tions take up the matter of car
shortage with the railroads. and
See what can be done Rocky
Mountain News,
HOnly last week ranchmen VINO
live in this vicinity, after hold
ing their cattle at a heavy ex-
pense for several days, were
compelled to bring theif cattle
back home on account of not be,
ing able to get cars, at Lamar,
Colo. The distance they drove
was about one hundred miles.
The different stock associa.
tions Of this section OF codhtry
we suggest, should Join in and
make united effort to femedy
this shortage. VI
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-30
The Masons Have Completed
Plans for a City Cemetery
a And Ask Your Help.

The Masonic Fraternity has,
after long years of more or less
effort, finally succeeded in being
able to present proposition to
the community for a cemetery,
that now looks to be very ex.
cellent plan.
1t is believed that if about twelve
hundred dollars can be secured
by general subscription the plan
can be carried through, KThis
plan includes the removal of the
bodies of all persons who have
no friends to remove them to the
new grave; the surveying and
plating, with all lots and blocks
distinctly marked ana numbered;
fencing with very substantial
fence and the payment for the
land, which is located within one
and d half miles from town and
consists of ten acres of as nice
level rich soil as can be found
and entirely free from stones.
AS planned this ground will be
laid out in streets and driveways,
with blocks and lots Of convenient
size for the purpose of providing
later for water.
1.-THE Masons are not undertake
ing this with any idea of making
money at all, but cemetery must
have somebody who will become
responsible to the public for its
maintenance and as individuals
they will pay as literally as any
to secure this much needed i'm.
provement and they will, by the
means of lots sold afterwards, be
able to have the grounds proper
ly looked after, not only for a
short time but perpetualIy v
Now The plan of the cemetery
and all particulars will be fully
explained by the subscription pa
per that will be circulated, and it
is certainly most desirable that
every one will do his share in
aiding this very worthy work.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-30
Mems. Mems, Mems

Some fellers In Chicago quit
the shirt milking biz and offefea
all the stuff on hand I'd us at less
than hblf their regular fact5fy
prices We TUX em tip On the hall
bunch.
The lot contains AL cUlbfs, thahs
patterns and every, size, S6lhe
are colated; Some cuffed and sdma
are eolafless. Until we sell evei'S
SHIFT they s6ht
4e eent's, the shirt. FldershaH
RtaekWeil ca,
YoH can thake d far mote el6-
gaht Chrlsttias Present at hall
the cost. II you see my handkef-
chief, glove, tie, collaf and cuff
bon bon boxes. and all kinds Of
burnt wood and leather, decorat
ed with oil painting
Terms for instruction S5.0t
per month.
Mrs. R, o. GRIswouD,
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-30
Contest Notice.
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED sSIATES LAND OFFICE,
Clayton, N. M, Nov. 13, 1906.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this officb by Oliver P.
Easterwood; contestant, against homes
stead entry No. So76, made April l3,
1906, for N. b. quarter of Section 81,
Township 20 N, Range 80 E., by Lu-
clan II. Frazier Cbntestee, In which
1t is alleged that "said Lucian B. Fra,
zier HIS nevet established his resi-
dente upon said land and has hban,
doned the samb for ihofe than six
months Immediately preceding the
date hereot and that all said deieuts
continue down 10 this date, ahd thai
said alleged absehtb FROM the shid
land was not due TO his emplusmbht
Ia the ARMY, Navy Or Marine Cbebs
Of the Uhited States DIS b btltate sbl'
alefl bfHtefi sbaihah bF ihaFlhH, dur
Ing The war with spain Br during any
bthet war III Whieh the united States
nay be engaged" Said parties aFe
b tebs notified to APPEAR, respond and
blfet evidences touching said allegation
Ut 10 O'Clock A. M. ON Jan. IS, 1907.
before THE Register and Reeeiyer az
The dhltgd statBs Laha ofHee in Clay.
toni Nbw Me<b.
rhEsaideUhtestaht having III BF6be
Btadayit, fled bctbber 50; i5aB, set
forth fa5ts which SHOW thai aftef dhe
aliigente betsohal sbFtlee of this no
ties tah not be hade; It Is heEets
ehdetbd Ahd aiteetsd that sheh hbtlea
be giyeA ts dbe and btbpgf butiles,
tianf Edward VI: FeA,
RsElAlsh
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-30
In the Justices Court, Precinc'
No. !, Union County,
New Mexico.

BEFORE THE Hon, JOHN SPRING,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
G. L. Marsh, Plaintiff,
VS..
Mrs. Alex. Richard son
formerly NOTICE.
Mrs. L. B. Gallegos,
Defendant,
To the above NAMED defendant:
Please take notice that an action
has been commenced against you
in this Court by the above named
plaintiff, to recover the sum of
$50. SO and interest and costs, and
that a writ of attachment has
been issued herein, against
you, and thai your prop
erty has been attached by
virtue of said writ Of attach
ment, and that unless you appear
before the said Justice of the
Peace at his office in Clayton,
Union County, New Mexico, on
the Goth day of December, 1906,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day, Judgment will be rem
dered against you fof the amount
asked for by the plaintiff, and
your prdpertyi attached as afore-
saidI will be sold to pay the debt.
Dated, Clayton, New Mexico,
November 90th, 1906.
r. It. MANsKER,
Constable, Precinct No. 1. Un,
ion County, New Mexico,
Law & GOLDMAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Clayton, New Mexico
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-30
Ladies! Ladies!

We have just received a hand;
some selection of Mexican drawn;
Nsrk and Japanese drawnwerly
in the medium priced pleees,
Every article win be ihst Mhat
you Want for Christmas gifts.
Fl6ersham- Blackwell co,
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-30
Sailed BIDS,

win be received at the Office Of
the Central Telephone Exchange
for setting telephone poles and
putting mp wires between Tex.
line, Tex. and Clayton, N, M.
Bids to be opened December 18th.
f. H. CLARK, Clayton, N. M.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-30
RECEIVERS SALE
Valuable Mining Properties
and Equipment. On De-
cernber 18th, 1906.
AT 10O'CLOCK A. M. AT THE
COURT HOUSE, CLAYTON
NEW MEXICO,

4NLU NlIIAIOOs
BY virtue of an order Of the
United States Court for the
Fourth Judicial District for the
Territory OF New Mexico, l will
expose to public sale, on Wednes-
day, December 10Th, 1906, at 10
O'Clock, A. M, at the Court House
in Clayton, Union County, New
Mexico, all the right. title and
interest Of the Safer Copper Co.,
in the following described mining
claims, located in Black Mesa
Mining District, in Township 81
Union County, Territory of New
Mexico, vizs--Lethe, Anna, Eliza
beth, Kitty, in Range 36, Section
| Z; Bulger, Dawn, Hobo, in Range
36, Section III Copper Chief,
Wooley Wolf, Charley Boy, Ohio,
Indiana, Outlet, Ancon, in Range
36, Section II, each Of obove con-
tanning twenty acres HornePlacer
in Range 36 Section II, containing
100 acres, and Fair Land Placer
in Range 36, Section IL, contain
ing 1870 acres,
Also the following mining
claims located In Cimarron Min
ing District, in Township 81,
aforesaid, Wit Mint, Iron King,
and Hornet, in Range SO, Section
Z: Eclipse Range as, Sections Z
and 8; Ruby, in Range S6, Sec
tion 18 and II; Modock, in Range
36, Section Iii Bessie, Ada, Myr-
tie, Saray Star, Range 56, Sec
tion III each containing 30 acres.
Also, a piece of ground located
in Township 81 aforesaid, Range
36, Section Z, known as Mill Site
containing about five acres, on
which is erected one frame house
one stone house and one"dugout"
on the Eclipse claim aforesaid,
there is b shaft 4 feet by g feet
250 feet deep.
Also the following personal
property at the shaft on the
Eclipse claim, viz; One complete
hoisting plant, comprising two,
rs horse power boilers with
smoke stacks, engine, wire cable,
| head frame, wntef and steam
pipes ore buckets, pumps, water
and steam fittingsi one small
hoisting plant, comprising two
boilers with smoke stacks, Ana
cond Engine, water and steam
pipes, Ore buckets, pumps wa
I. ter and steam fittings, SCI One
chain block and tackle! snlall en-
gine and BoIleRy about 1900 feet
of water and steam pipe, size ! tt
4 inches in diameter one steam
pump, one traction engines one
water wagon, about 400 pBunds
blasting powder lot blacksmith
toolsI 12 picks and shovels, . rife
arms, one farm and one sprins
wagon, 4 head work horsesI
double sets work HARNESS, lot o.
household goods comprising
chairs, bedding, dishes, kiteher
ware, cook stotes; &e.
TIE Is OF SALE. All put
ehases uh5eF $500, to be pait
cash 1T tiWe III ssie, Sbd all pBF
ahases bf $500 and lABfe to bt
paid, ten per cent at tlhe Of sale
and the balance On confirmation
of sale by Court Possession to bt
given on payment in full of pur
chase price.
M. B. JOHNSON,
Receiver Of Safer Copper Co
o. P. EAsTERWooD,
Attorney for Receiver.
Clayton New Mexico.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-30
THE CLAYTON CITIZEN.
Subscription, one year, $500.
Subscription, six months, $1.25.

Application has been made to enter
the CITIZEN in the Clayton post Of
fee as second-class mail matter.
Advertising rates fifty cents per
inn eaoh month, single column,
Reading notices five cents per line,
each insertion.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-30

Judging from the weather dur
ing the past weeks, this section
is ready for farming.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-01-25
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-01-25
Ct. Souls.

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-01-25
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-01-25
Hunters Take Notice!

Any person f0t;nd hunting on OF
premises. either wi.h OF without
license. will b prosecuted to the full
extend Of the law:
Hv. Holtueyer. Herm, Engelmeyst;
Hy. Sch1nzu'syer, 4. Balkenbusch,
4. n. Wild. Conr1i Feeh,el.
Frank BzIiuihoer. Philip Lueeke,
Henry Even.
John Ctede. , Jos.
H,hru. j6hn ftnnex1lj, Tim Box.
O. Pi1Ssmeyer. n.
DeShcf, Stephan E,HrSuxyeI, Phil.
hp Bllkenbuseh. Joserh Boesen,
John Seeulcn, Herman Aoer. tienry
BKHmeyer, Vim.
Sthwatzc, Louis Botk F'fnk Bresier,
Ferdinand Hol.emaIn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-01-25
5eIf, mo.

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eln.
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nfi tlr;lit bier eiporbsnts giatnitum
pitbsr oil Sispban 4trihai D,rtnuii.
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@itp heirgstebIt.
auf Der aront,nIlh; bsiinpst iia
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III o,m prsis per s3l50 btriauit.
g8m, 2lIi,u pou ct. eIiiasub il otr
nCue glesniblmtr.
0ert Wm. geoe uflne be nab,
Nol. peIeacnt oatm bee puu 3Obu
goOe fur s30l5.
Gin wt,tbprats Bdatai ubitlt BE-.
ir {nas Der juuat 0titria SNyiu
ppn itirtm Shwne.,. e,trr Sad
Sdnsiaer das 81. sOuis ,uatitaei -
tlren .NuoOOa' ebfintr Raht,
&srr otinyia Sitstn'auu bJi&i w,
atii SItint iar oas ntnt fiarrtaus
MT Otiltn Saa N ndhhtr Stit btlOu.
ntn wtrbsn ioIl.
Nor r0uuat 2dnt' b,r to.tt ha
Ntrr Ben Rtmpitt an nnbDolss
YiGo.
Ctry nGnrith 4oihoOt III ,ur 3tit
an .&obm pItopt1 ilr bic b,taun,t
6irma Stugts aao Setaaot pou
Saos.
DE Sa9,muasr Q:itr Setnaun
uno Soispb 5tmmsn ilatn 81. Sell
nuf ZEN GNp!itn o;s Germ Rtllig
$,cI,er Sdu9p!;
Wart,n Qaptrlorie iauits tinen
ouuo 90n otrrs Sen @tttnNorg lnr
s.. Way.ln tsnuis ijbtr ole Iuata'
ben ocs 2bitus. - Shy tiH.n a.
Toanlitsn Qpit, puret ft Mat sjatu
io.teu 0rtls atjah.t blba.
0trr @trnarN @,dcRberl lies N+
peu S;tsjrrymtihu Ok rcr g9tA.
pbllll uno otfcn idtiQcn Nkbu.iu,
0trmauu 5apptI, cine -21mut:yll,ts
duiiubrtu.
Gu SER aus 0o1dno. ulwrri
99i,ec.m %Gmbo. 4 etatnplrtia Slli
Der 6amIi, @IIbtIm 0aa,,,ot,.
G,l. 9uua @tttnboys rtltf tinj'
4, Wotttn bti et 6lmlIit $okpS
Staitety$ aGsbaIi. n itt !tF,tr
SamNas lHi;pty 3l Saaft.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-01-25

hinriasnb at. % TsmOiraisH. Re.
publliansr obr Sotialiittn. oh 9briIi
cosr 5por. mahi nihte Jut Sade.
pariritu l,no fir oisis S6mi.rp1iriu'
len nnr od. um i,6trtr uno lsialu ibr
.3isl ~ trtihm. lie atliaion oieri
nar iiir lie ais Tedmanitl ibtr Std.
dtrtien.
Tdb a aut unisr unitn Sibu.
bsitswahln. bar gplIjsi. aur OI,le lcl'
der Stnisrpsitr gas uno 9ibi. be-
wtiien bic atasriudriia,u llnteiiu,run
arn. Die 20. ben EolisitOmmlhdrm
mo bar @rdub Surp siuasIsittt uno
auistbtdt psrosn. 9R au uno Wsi.
IL. nuf ptlrs oitis ibr Behnlt gu 9sr.
oo9ptIn uno ;u ptrbreiiahsn iuttsn.
III su ibmisria, um lie Ten ysiIrn
ano Sei'rinnsn ots .Yuitsblntt" pOr'
iuleasn. 8OD. Seli o,roisui dud bti
pisisr Siubsruns bas bbdte 9Ob.
Gls @Gro gpIiiiisr. bic irlbsr ID Der
POli,sl be bsiisn 6alf;truppen fans
ben. I'M Osi ben @ahIsn uuasii oft 81
moasln, usrbsn ,u nubnn 9iltisIr
uuo @easu ibrs 9uHu6t uebmeu
maii,n. UNI ibu uplni4tn Reiul.a'
it ,u trttittd.
Cb oitit gltmtntt fir INNER .bu-
nm in Saed atbaIten lutro,n. piro
bic 3uiunit ;tbrW. Cb BOp. 6oll
ND, irbbtr cOer ipdlrr. bon ihntn 20.
IlilIb abasmurih wirof Non nun.
i,li l6ea bon 10 stlras. es III aass
moaIh 49, Ales itOn Dn0twtitu.
0 temporal o mores.'
5Os. j. gutd'.