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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
Restores VIgor In Old AGE

Mrs. Eliza schelrcr, who
lives at Macungie, Pa,
and who has passed a
very strenuous life, found
at the age Of ~ some
Of the old time vigor
ana energy lacking. She
felt that she needed
something to give her
strength IN her declining
years. For over 2 year
she he has used Dufiy's
Pure Matt Whlskcy as a
tonlc-medicine and has
found IN IL the very thing
needed for one at her
time Of life.
She writes the follow
ing and cordially recon-
mends Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey TO both young
and old:
would say that am now IN n.y rev-
cniy-slrih year. Have always lived aa
active Ute. About q year ago hcrm us.
Inc DuFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKY
az a restorative, and J caa heartily RECON-
mend i as s. very valuable prt.erynfa fer
young and Old. Mas EtrA scnEels.
May 6, 'ot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
MARKET LETTER


Special Correspondence.
Kansas city. Oci. 90 There is "a
hls reduction in cattle receipts today
ls compared with recent Mondays
iIuuo head hero today. Thc IN arkot
iuled steady ail 81 last week. and Us
steady i1 strong today Grass steers
FROM kangns and Oklahoma pastures
ore getting pretty well run out re-
autIna ln shortage and packers
lre paying ~ tn l0 cents more ipf
Them now than fWO wtohs ago This
condition % encouraElng to Colorado
ani other western shippers from
which country ii per cent uf ihc stun
iill remains io bo moved. Country
buyers age iakinr hold freely and
prices un thai class remain Hrm.
Very fow cattle from ihe range are
here today. md moi many are expect
"a ihis week and iho market should
hr good the balance OF the week.
Colorado. Utah. NoW Mexico ana
western Texas ull had lots OF cattle
here lNst week. stuckcrs selling from
S30pM375. feeders, g310nt f0O, Colo.
RADIO and Utah killing steers at S3G5
Ntau. COWS a. f0m3.Sk. hoifera un TO
1915. bulls s2.i5M26p. Now Mexico
and Panhandle COVE SCH al s. 500
800. holfers s325 killing steers MP
90 S3S5. bulls S20O0etO heavy
calves f3O0W3.eO. canners and wet
COWS tis50225.
The sheep run was liberal last
week.. $4,000 head. market ilff2ac
higher lambs selling at s1i5M7G0.
Since Thursday there has been q ro-
action ln ihe market, as packers
ciaimcd this market was 700 high as
compared With eastern points. Run
Is 5000 today. lambs sollinp az $500
NI95 yearllngs f525Mbf5. weh-
ors f5OOabe5. eWes sfT5NaIO. a
large share of the ~ lply runs tp
icoiing stock which ,nd8 ready sale,
lambs ut g5SnmG1G. wcthDrs aud
breeding owes 8fN1m5.t The end
of Doe range aoaaon a n sight and
upplies ave likely io Pc shoit for
awhile.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

The ruthless scrgmbllns ou the
part of ambulance surgeons ln thu
case uf injured pegsans roQulrlng
treatment bias grossly huu ihe loet
ings of the suncfeu and their fr.onda
many tnpg in he streets OF New
York a distressing case occurred
iho cther day. where ns % mnn lay
dying ln The Chinese quarters in Pen
street Witn three outlet wounds iu
hts hack. surgeons from two hosp tails
struggled 90 sake possession OF him.
Several of his friends took "a hand in
the analr, ana when the ambulance
started 90 drive away SOME one aeiz-
ga the wounded man aud dragged
him nearly ou 0i fhe vehicle Police
mcp finally scattered thC crowd ana
directed the removal 81 ihu wounded
man 90 hospital ho was in great
pain an tee while. and nn effort was
made during fhe scrImmaso 40 reliefc
MIN in the 3llentest degree.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

The spectacle of woman manlanr-
ing her own anger nails attracted ibe
0f ail She naHsengcra OF tha
CIR on ihc elevated train ON which
she was travelling be- other day. She
ass handsome aoman and WIS hur-
wing aa Nj f8 hDup a uinnnr eurHRe-
mcut Entering ln company win a
brunette. She hBstCueH iO nn.ah her
manicure work With "a Hharp giance
ai The men who were hii.ng hnhind
newspapers. she removed hes tailor
made eoai. and drew d pair ui curved
aci nra from q handbag Wfh a
few drli clips She rounded ae nails.
then used the nic and wns extremely
busy whcn the iram pulled up nt ihe
Grand Ceniful station. ny that Time
ivory iuan had dropped hlH nowapa.
pCr and WIS watching nnf Jdly fhe
hands hN1 me- oYoa .thni Hlorred u2
every iow seconds Al f0lrioenth
street tine nails were ready Tor iho
rouEe. ana iIr three minutes she pole
ishpd vigorously 40 brooklyn hrlige
.tff Wofk was completed Ono mnn
.8ald ihr railway ought in advertise
a. "a roli huudor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
Singular Story Of tho worlds
Champion Crust ThrOwer
As tie Calls Himself.
So YEARS OLD and HAS
Been N JAIL 80 TIMES
Customs Service Admitted Racer
Al Valuation Of $1,000 Which
HAS Won $4,000 Since.

-" "|fHHN I'N'AHHNN|NHH|"a
New York. OCT. "a Leon Lcmuiro,
a distinguished looking bat ahabbily
dressed Vagunl. who ia well known
to the police and the Tomha masls-
traits as "Chantl Louis, the crust
thrnWer. has hai his usual donation
~ iuHiicp melted out tp him, and u
nn0 for the thirieth time fusucaunE
pa nlackWeiis island Chan'i adopt
ga an original Idea tor escitinF Nnan.
rlal sympathy hy wildly HcrHmhlus
Tor a dirty piece ui bread which he
had prov iuusiy planted" before "a
crowd of hnmUward bound theaier-
ruers. nr persons leaving a church.
The result ln al cases was that men
Hna women reached Tor porkeihuuka,
aud allied the OLD mans hand with
small onlna After a apccgfsfui per-
inrmauce 0f mis- operation women
often SHE'D TEARS treated him fefY
aindiY and promised tQ gei hin some
nght work But Chinnti la adverse to
Nufk. on heing searched efiel arrest
he waa always found to have money
in hta pockets equal to lh0 weekly
nsY nf a political district leader iho
Aaiiia champion crust tAfuAer. as
De- Higioa himaeif. is ls years nld. the
1einH of n distinguished frQach llm-
49,. tur twenty FHaiN he has Hean .
famiiinr neurn in me little Cairl 0i
WNi Broadway, whore Dee Waa knnNn
~ Chiaut Leon, nWinE i0 hH iunl-
mess Cor wine oi that brand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

Anuihcr of fho n0wcry "arHto-
rmiH has paased away ln One person
az OILS laHac SChaour, aged so years
Who for fhe past twenty years s0ld
nfuflla 40 aud down tho noWfrY ola
Hchorur durlne all that llmo 0urupiot
3 room Ia iha Defender lodging house
nnd was called an arlsiucrni on ace
rUuni of q cerialn dlrnlnod manner
ana tendency io mind his own hual-
ness During me long winter nighia.
tNor darkness hgH fallen ho would
noirace bia steps % Che defender
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
NoTicF Of sAlE.
Territory of New Mexico. County Of
nernnlllio ln The District Court
D. G. Hallrldge. PLAINTIFF.

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tsal w J.. NipeiA .nu hole.i'h
a"N " '"' ini'u"lhh ".
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Nl.n4N''l l'' ~ wy 'vun'l tl'i
NAli'in hle ''f'h"f} OF NeN h'Aie''
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piere oi land ON "hai is SHOWN
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p1in' 'hittf'hf' reg rom .he nof'h-
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

focily natural The police are ia "A
different case. Their plight would not
De- so humlliating u a great huhhub
bad not been made over the boys
disappearance and large rewards Of
fcrcd for bis discovery. A cousldow-
bic number of police had hecn De.
tailed specially go tho hunt and every
patrol aud the department had heard
the general order ina,ruc. ing ihe
force Go watch Tor him That he was
actually taken 90 police station and
not recognized. ANA Ina, $50 policeman
ever attempted 90 identify MIN as tho
lost child D. OBJ say lho least Of b..
remarkable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
STOCK SALES

Kansa civ Oct 30 somc sales eft
Panhandle anl Now Mexico cattle af
kansla CTS ths week
Various owners. panhnn3le. Texas
steer. 1850 pounds. S1N6. 40
steers. 982 pounds. $3.50. calves.
i2u pounds. $500. l8 calves. 1926
plmds. $3.50. 80 apeyel ip.fcfs. go
pounds $3.50.
Roynuiis Cattle Co. Kent. Texas
rs FpefH $40 nDuuds. $3.50
T. a. Johnson pecas. Texas 100
calves. 800 pounds. $3.50.
Toas Bros. Canadian Tcas--i5
COWS. a0s pounds. s2.f5.
OWnor. naskel Texas SO COVE.
5sg mounds. s2.G5. 8s caves. gia
neunls fgIS. gg celvpr gas pounds
sa.e5. as cnWs 1tG nounfs $3.50
ff.we cafre co. Naravisa. \. Al.
Is hmfrrs. 1Ul Dnnnda s1.T3t ags
spsgsi halfeu iis pounds sgs
M So. Mckenzie Maaahana. TeNas
rs c,lrea eu pounds sg.i0
Fowder 4 ponham Amnrillo Tey-
Iaa-isg helfers Tt9 noupda ee.75.
~ h Ha.soli Boyina Texas -tgs
cows sia nonpds AZ ao. aq wet cows
tsa n,na4s f9as
Fmat RocEefelier Boyiua Texas
lets efaehers ee6 soant. fs15 u
rtara e-s ,,nnis asgs 81 tinrl.
III. NJ. mounds 5000
g W HoNrv Naratisn A. Al "a
af,rter. kgg nnnn1a saEs
81 IN qr,ot1 vVbu, np.r r.vae
Ne roWe lef po,nde 30. g cows
. inat n,an1a fa NJ, bnIls
pouoas fae5 bul sID hounds
|f.lH
Oldham Bros Ration NJ d. q.
ef8oiere s4l ngnssie fT7s. ag sfoct
ers 66s s,unds ssss COWS Nh
nomnds tsGr.
BsN.h nau. A. al $50 beIlprs
r.f n.uras s2lr aD Hnrrnr III.
naanls. sans.
Humnrrov Ratm. 81 a.
mla iibl nonnds Bea5 i5i calves
s0 hauna.. t8s1. SIS nyos. ~
nuuufs slln. ag siorkprs. Et
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

Wichita Kas. oct g3 Had secre.
inry TER Kent away from Cuba.
Chne ~ Mothor. e3 would now BE-
q picturesque Cuban general ai the
bead of F1a'mtni of rough riders.
ha % o. ho waf q general fUF one day
only. and without settling foat outside
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

q ia 90 ho hoped lor lhe benefit Of
mankind lu general. that the system
adopted hy tho Rev nr fauer pna-
tQr uf tho Firsl Reformed church
iitnoklyn, ior the delivery ol sermons.
wiz bo generally followed At q ser-
rico recently in MS church thc ora
turiu. Creation was rendered and
un ascending thc pulpit ur Farrera
sermon. which was possibly the
shortest ever delivered boz lhls unun.
trN, was HF follows, Creation
40 nut know worry much ahnut croa-
tiun All that anyone knows about e
81 contained. Boa the bible and What
ecicntlsin SCH ua ! ann satisfied that
ihnre WAS d creation and that u has
bern satisfactory What q saving of
valuable breath there would bo " ull
public slaakcm adopted nr fNucr's
fule
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
IIlOs Is D MADISON
Special Master
Wm % CulLDERS,
ATTORNEY Cor q G. nnldridge Plaintiff
FELIX ~ LESTER
Attorney f0r F , Posi- Co.. phint'
ina


I'D .N| NNI"NNN NNNNN 800 NAM t"N quo
County 8f Bprnalilo Territory OF
Sew Mexico
Edna Marie Lamb plalgin
NH.
John a Lamb Defendant no 1897
You. che ahnqe named defendant
John a Lamb. ara hereby aailnod
ihHt ihelo ia an arilun pending In tno
Dsiriei Court against you whereby
the said Edna Marie Lamb ls plaintiff
which cause is row pending ln alid
Court thar ihe object nl said action
o. tu opiain g dissolution of fnp bonds
" mnifimony between pianiin aud
you the defendant ana Tor he Gus
ildy of your child. Lewis Floyd lgmb.
aud Cor permanent ullmouy for dry
dollars month, ANA ihdi unless said
defendant enters hle appearance Boz
tho above entitled cause. 0R cor ho-
ipro uecnmher 80 "A ny lNnf iudR
mfni Will lif rendered lu lull rauae
against sail defendant hg default
Plaintiff attorney D. y s. Chavez
and hla noWuihce addrcfe ia Albu.
huquergua N0w MHNiro
JOHN NENAn.E
CLERK Qf thc District Court aforesaid.
Flra publication Oct a0. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

4 mrs.ne of iba st Johns %uld
Nus hell this afternoon ai ihe duilt
hall.
The lps uf 1he sandla mountains
east ol tlh c.iy mo covered with
SNOW
ABB McCaNey of ihe lIorlbn Me.
CAREY rnmpany came ln from rhoreau
laat night
License io wed has heen granted io
A. 3 love aged 2s yenra. aud Bertha
FLEMING ased 2n yeaw
Bart Evans. 0i De 81 Elmo. % np
and 20 dulv aguin after s.osr 1i
two weeks With tht Influenza
~ "a Wise. ihn socialist orator,
whn w1a here ihe other day Ou busi'
noss has returned io santa fe.
Mrs. William ID Radclne nl hoion
nud MISS Lydia Hauck oi Milwaukee,
are visitors in ihe city from nclen.
NILS Mapd nurhnee, dauRn'eF oi
W. NJ ndrhaso the Wlusluw ArltY
Wnkcr spent yesterday in Apuquer-
cue
Randall Calkus has resigned Dts
I position n oHglneer af tNe indian
chnu. lnd Wlil hereafter reside on a
ranch nHlr town
a bradshaw has resumed h.s ior
nrf position Wlih iho local eleeiriC
'ight company During ihe lnioryAl
/ nf hes hoan % Aspen. Colorado
u ZION o. q. nubholl oi Gauado, hrlr
Dr. lN Aimorfrque 90 attend he mar.
Iuagi, ol DOS dansmnr Miss Barbara
/ 10 Char1s doodWp ihls wrek
There Wlll hr d moeilns nf ihe la
alice Aid .ocley of The lAal Avenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
CUBAN GENERAL
JUST ONE DAY

AMERICAN DRUMMER WAS 70
RAISE REGIMENT ron PALMA
, ~ NANsAs~-BUT TAFT ARRlv.
30 AND THAT ENDED iT-ooT
Bio PAY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
MANY new PENSIONS
ARE GRANTED
q. q. MYHRE APPOINTED POST.
MASTER Az Tat BuRRo
MOUNTAIN DISTRICT

N' ttNNMtNh NNNniNNH AUff HNNN
granted.
Joseph A. Rymil. Fort nayard. in.
creased pension no sl2 per month from
September 81 1906
Henry O. Thomson. Albuquerque. or.
lslnal pension So per month from Au.
gust 81 1906
Wells Garcia. chapprlo. Increased
pension iu So pee month from August
/. 1906
O "a Myhro has boen appointed
pos master OBJ fhD noglOlice newly ea-
nnushed ln Grant county called iy-
rane.
nont loi iho bobby uNer from Cc
zcma sores or any itching 0l ine
skim noans Oimmfnt glYca instant
relief cures quickly Perfectly safe
tor children Aii dwgsiala $3.50 l
a.ae.u ....Hsaa
Yesterday rhp EYoups Citizen
published lln proceedings ani ap.
rlnimlnt lf Coo MDho1 Episcopal
church. aohth conference. hell A-l
week ai Alpine Vexaa Hnd in iAo llH
had Row = ~ 3oIlle. of fnla city,
transferred tO puuaioa Rev solNe
called Ia thls uinco iH.a afternoon Nni
stated that % iH fmc ih1t he bad he0n
transferred hui uo Charge hH1 as vrf
been assigned him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

Tho tailoring establishment of ID
hamhlnL 900 West Railroad avenue
upstairs. Was visited hp Hneitv nr.
ceny thief" sometime Dash night. bnt
h failed 90 aOenre 600 entrance iufp
iho ronm Whom Nr Bamhini rot
up thls m0rnlne and went into hh IN.
lnrlmcui De- found ihui tha lock of
Che door had heou nmnorrA with H
iaei lioher bui a Duit on fha b,sIde
prevented entrance NJ o. nresnnal
sonic one. gotlng a. iouch n fhe cold
winds losirod anii nf Clothes ar
ihnnehi o easy ia sri them LAD Dams
mui mi hH found O uo. an easy IN
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-29
Who Said Reduction of Taxes Z

The machine Is Dragging over the
fact that they have reduced the tax
rate in Raleigh. Well, why shouldn't
they have done so,and why shouldn't
they reduce it even more? After
the tax rate had reached the limit
they put false valuation on prop
erty so as to get more taxes, and
even since the reduction the people
are paying more taxes than they
were six or seven years ago. The
citizens of Raleigh now have to pay
more taxes than almost any other
town in the State. Nothing to brag
over.-Caucasian.
We don't know just how much
taxes Raleigh is paying, but there is
enough taxes paid in good many
of our towns to put every citizen in
those towns on a liberal pension
which would very nearly furnish
them the neces5aries of life. Besides
this, the amount of fines and costs
which are collected, amount to con-
siderable sum. Our country friends
are faring about the same proper
tionately, hence, the burning ques-
ton is, can't there be more economy
used on the part of our public Off
Gals? Each year the legislators
meet they pledge to economize, but
their work results in still greater
expenditures and a call for higher
taxes. The smachine," as The eau
casian terms it, which turns out such
work should be set aside and more
modern, expense-saving outfit put
in it's place.-Union Republican.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-29
Entire Family I'm Chain Gang.

Salisbury, March 22-There Is an
unusual condition surrounding the
Rowan county chain gang ia that
one whole family has donned the
stripes, and is now performing Its
first real service to the county. Last
fall Charles and win Carruthers
made an assault upon Walter Crump,
one Of the most popular young men
in the city, and VIII slashed him al
most to death. No more savage act
vas ever committed and for two
weeks the gravest fear was enter
tanned that Crump could not recover.
The assailants were brought 10
trial and convicted ut secret assault.
At this time they had no lawyer
and later secured Crawford Bennett,
of Charlotte. Mr.. Bennett learned
that the bill Of indictment was de-
fective and that it had disappeared.
He moved the arrest Of judgment
and Judge Long suspended sentence.
They were then tried for conspir-
acy and Jim Carruthers, the elder
brother, who seemed to have been
the instigator Of the whole thing,
was arraigned. ALI three went up
FOR two years.
1t developed that Jim was unlike
q "bishop, the husband Of one wife,"
but was bigamist. Sam Carruthers,
the father, was taken before the
grand jury and swore that Jim had
not married during his first wife's
life, but 1t was shown without a
doubt he had. Mr.. Bennett appeared
in February for Sam, made a fine
defense but lost. Csrruthers gave
bond pending the motion for a new
trial.
This morning Mr.. Bennett wrote
l.. II. Clement, who prosecuted the
case, that he would not perfect the
appeal and the old man goes to the
gang. 1t is the first similar case in
the record of Rowan county. The
four Carruthers, criminals, are not
native North Carolinians.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-29

The April Designer is full OF the
tidings Of springs approach, not
only with dainty apparel for women
and young folks, bat with fiction.
verse and illustrations particularly
appropriate for the time Of year.
Easter brides will find designs for
wedding toilettes and for pretty lin
gerie for the trousseau, and q special
article shows how to arrange the
bridal veil. Advance suggestions
and photographs Of spring hats will
also prove useful. "Easter In Mo-
ravia," by Julia Davis Chandler /:
"Making Easter Novelties" by
Winifred Fales, and "Butterfiies,n
by Craig S. Thoms, are three charm
ingly illustrated articles, and a short
story, 1.-The Milk Of Human Kind
ness" by Ada Marie Peek, has
Easter for its keynote.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-29
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.

Notice is hereby given Of seizure
Of the following property for vio-
lation Of the internal revenue laws
Of the United States:
At Benson, N. c., Nov. IS, 1905:
l jug Corn Whiskey, 2 gallons, Of
George Hudson.
AT Durham, N. c., Nov. II, 1905:
2 jugs Corn Whiskey, 2 gallons, of
unknown.
At Chapel Hill, N. c., Nov. Is,
1905: 2 jugs Corn Whiskey, 4 gal
Ions, Of unknown.
At Coats, n. c., Nov. %, 1905:
jug, five gallons Corn Whiskey, OF
j. C. Stewart.
At Durham, N. c.. Nov. %, 1905:
4 gallons Corn Whiskey, of Chas.
Trice and Edgar Williams.
At MINIS, N. c., Dec. 5. 1905:
jug, 2 gallons Corn Whiskey, of
Frank Mcdonald.
At Pocket, N. c., Dec. 20, 1905:
2 shot guns, l lantern, Of Josh
Clark.
at Forestville, N. c., Dec. 18,
1905: jug Corn Whiskey, 2 IL gal
Ions, of Richard Gulley.s..
At Spring Hope, N. c., Dec, 20,
1905 l jug Corn Whlskey, 5 IL gal
Ions, Of A. C. Benton.
At Oakley, N. c., Jan. 30, 1906:
barrels Corn Whiskey, 125 gal
Ions, of unknown.
At Warren Plains, N. G., Feb. 10,
1906: 3 jugs, IA gallons Corn Whis-
key. OF Hoffman Distilling Co.
At Frsnklinton, N. c., May l3,
1906: l Copper Still and l gallon
Corn Whiskey, OF unknown.
At South Lowell. N. c., Feb. %
1905: 2 Copper Stills 2 Copper Gaps.
2 Copper Worms, 6 gallons Corn
Whiskey, 5 SKIS Meal, of unknown.
At Four Oaks, n. c., Feb. 20,
1905: ] Copper Still, of unknown.
! At Yanceyville, N. c., Feb. 23
1906: l Copper atill Cap, Lead
WORN, 4 gallons Corn Whisksv, 81
unknown.
| At Mebane, N. c., Feb. 81, 1906
l keg, l Jug Corn Wh5skey n
and s. M. Mathews, Z gall
| AT Yancey Vile, N. Is
1906: 80 bushels Corn Me gs
OF George Smith.
At Durham, N, c., March /, 1909
Il gallons Corn Whiekey, # IN
known.
Il At Durham, N. C, March s,
II jugs Corn " hiskey. gallon
81. W. Jackson.
/ At Roxboro, N. e., March 8, 1906
Copper attn and Worm, Of un-
known.
Persons claiming the above prop
erty will Gle- their claims with MT
| In my Office within thirty days al
required by law. or the same viii
b forfeited to the use of the Unite,
Safes. E @. DUNCAN
:, Collector.
j. PHI. ADAMS,
u Deputy Collector.
Di March IA; 1906.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-29
Blue and Gray Gather at Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ca, March 27.-The
third annual gathering of the blue
and the gray will begin here to-
morrow, closing Thursday evening.
The meeting is gathering Of the
several State organizations made up
from the veterans of the North and
South in the civil war. 1t is ex-
pected during the present meeting
to form a national organization.
Representatives from a dozen OF
more States, from California to Con
necticut, and from Michigan to
Texas, are already here and will
have part In the programs Of tbs
several sessions,
General Julian s. Carr, Of North
Carolina, is chairman Of the national
committee.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-29

We can ship Whiskey to any point
in North Carolina that the Railroads
or Steamboats, lines 60. We are To-
Gated in the State of Virginia and the
n. y. ANTI JUG LAWS
do not affect as at all as we are pro
tected by the Interstate Commerce
laws. We sell
Corn Whiskey at $1.25 per
Gallon and Rye Whiskey at
$3.50 per Gallon and up.
Write us for our Complete Price
list and Express rate to your Office.
Yours truly,
z. F. LONG & CO.,
P. D. Box 1913, Suffolk, Va.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-29
SeabOard Air Line Railway,

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Direct Line to all points In the
South, Southwest, North and North
west. Double daily service between
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Tampa and all Florida points. Two
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phis, Savannah and Jacksonville.
Trains composed of Vestibule Day
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interchangeable Mileage Books
good over $4,000 miles of road.
For timetables, winter or sum.
mer booklets illustrative of the
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address
G. 81. GATTIs, P. P. A.,
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@. B. RYAN, G. P. A.,
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EDWARD F. COST,
Second Vice-President,
Portsmouth, Va.