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BoNI DENIES.
Count q. Ca.trIIase Did Not Demand
siU,usO q Year.

tbuht ne tb-tfhhbf Dfu WV pfWHbu
sio.VOO Year.
PARIS. Feb. lJ The financial nego
tiations la the Castcllanc case do not
relate 10 Count Boni's allowance after
separation from his wife, formerly An.
na Gould of New York rs he has sim.
pllfed this branch By Eating that he
does not expect largI amount. The
counts announcement was made TO
one Of the lawyers Of t%e countess II
was most emphatic and IL substantial
~ In the following term,
Il declare to YOU. and swear to the
exactness OF my declaration, that not
only do not demand but that will not
accept any sum beyond that small
amount which constituted my income
before my marriage"
The count thus disposes of the state
ment to the effect that he contemptu-
ously refused $4,000 Il year on the
ground that II was not sufficient for his
pocket money.
The attitude of the count leaves the
lawyers of the countess to consider on
ly his outstanding Indebtedness, which
reaches an enormous sum-
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REPUBLICAN cAIcH

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NORTH BENNINGTON

Rev a s Davis and wife entertained
the Sunday school classes and their
assistant teachers at Valentine party
al the Baptist parsonage on wedn ~
DAY evening Mrs Davis has large
class OF young ladies' and Mr Davis
the young mems class. The house
vas attractively decorated for the &C.
casion, hearts being much In evidence.
Refreshments OF cream and fancy cake
we're served. 4 delightful evening
was spent by the young people. who
will recall st Valentines day OF 1905
as one OF the pleasantest In their mem.
DRY.
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

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TRADE WITH
GERMANY
BaIin government Approves
Reciprocal Relations
MORT TERM AGREEMENT
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.fl~ss ~ obtain them frau the ssnaie
sni n eii'-r uisan shori term arrange
meui with she United States in the
ini-. - making better terms later.
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r.uft rg.iumes Il has isecn srifi-i
Ihsi army sni navy nficcrs Who attend
ihc wedding B~ti SATURDAY uiii seer
fuli dfsss uniforms
Mira Mar Harrison Mrkee daush.
isr 81 'hs late President H~niamin
Harrison. is aiso cue ~ the specially
invited guests Mr. Mckee il here
rlsitlng friends and csIeris e. return
10 Boston Immediately after Tho we'd
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...m.. s.,s..n,.. rl.. n.fs.-a.

WASHINGTON. Fcb. ~ \ confer
rncr az the White House between the
president and merchants appraisers
aud other officials resulted in a refusal
II the application u certain importing
interests 10 have the right % open
bearings In cases Of contested valua.
lions. This was desired 10y the Ger
man merchants. and the refusal will
have sn important effect upon the
plans Of the German government rela.
live 10 the application Of the new Ger.
man tariff
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senate Adjourned For wedding.

WASHINGTON. Feb lG.-1hc sen.
ate took up the joint Statehood hill and
for an hour and a half listened to u
speech by Mr.. Dick Ia support OF the
bill as reported from the committee on
territories. Among the auditors In the
gallery were the Ponca Indians IN ma
tive costume, who came 10 Washington
with u wedding present for Mr.. Long
worth. Mr.. Dick did not conclude his
speech at adjournment. and the sen
ate decided not 10 sit again until Mon
day.
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PATRIOTIC paRn
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inss conorninI t.inooin. sas given.
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parlor uhers seven tables vofs pro-
sidsd for playing ~isos. ~ iisp
punch asE usfers ssfv ssfted. Al
spent q pleasant stcninF.
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Powder MILLS Blew tn.

SHAMOKIN, Pa, Feb. 16.--The Con
nell powder MILL near here, blew mp
last night from an unknown cause,
killing Henry Fetter, an employee Of
TrebertOn, and seriously burning SUI
perlntendent Robert Kidd Of this place.
The loss OIL the plant Is estimated at
$1,000.
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barre BOYS SENTENCED.
cs--auss 10 suss isss'si S,Aesi g.,
si.ss

barre. F.h. q Hsfmsn CrIap. =
boy y yssfs old. sas ssu,erc.d In 81
- cosrt this no nlag D. too asa one
halt years IN the Industrial school a.
verssnnss for stealing money from
his parruis add running ASA iron
hone lie -ss taken 9" verseubes
today.
Emery Clars. . boy - years old
sss .cuteHcsd 10 the state industrial
school for tie rcmaindcr ~ his minor
~ for stealing.
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LIBERATION NOTICE

hereby give notice that have this
day given my son, .loselh Morris
Seymour. bis time during the remain
Ter of his minority. shall claim no
more of his earnings nor pay any
lebts of his con ract on after this
date.
Mrs Louise Bump
Arli ngtsn, FEB. 8, ls0
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POMONA, Cal. Feb. 1J-H. Stantz.
proprietor OF the Pacific hotel. was shot
in the neck and MORALLY wounded by
his wife, who used revolver. Stantz
had been to the theater and on return
ing home had quarrel with his wife.
Mrs. Stantz Is In Jail. Siantz and his
wife came recently from Canton. q.
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WIDOW PARRY

CH~s thsnssy Aiioresa ~ ~, uAs'. 7,
Bort 81 n. rens.
M. Chas 7. Burt enisrisined lads
friends at cards yssierday afternoon
Al her home on Elm street. sis tables
wcrr In use. widov being The game.
The rooms serc adorned With bo,
house aouers The issors rent 10
Mrs n q Root. FIRST, Mrs. = l. Bates.
second During lbe afternoon refresh
mcnis wers served.
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New York Central Pleads Not Guilty

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 16.-Wiliam
p. Rudd, representing the New York
Central Railroad company. appeared
before the United States district court
and entered for that company plea
of not guilty to the indictment charging
the company with violation Of the re-
bate law In It's business relations with
the General Electric company of Sche-
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John A. MCCALL. Condition.

LAKEWOOD. n. j., Feb. 16.-It is
learned that John A. Mccall, former
president of the New York Life Insur-
ance company, who is seriously i'll at
the Laurel House, had u sinking spell,
but has rallied from II and is said to be
q tribe stronger. {.
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captniA. Hart, wife and Crew saved.

NEW YORK. Feb 16.-Eight sea
men and Captain Hart and his wife
of the waterlogged schooner Winifred
A. Foran were brought here on the
steamer Rio Grande, from Mobile and
Brunswick. The steamer fell In with
board. The Winifred A. Foran, belong
ing to the Pendleton Bros, was lumber
laden, from Port Royal, s. c., for New
York, and started on her disastrous
voyage on Feb. 8.
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Riggs Bank Got Philippine Bonds.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The Riggs
National bank Of this city was the sue
cessful bidder for the a per cent Phil
ippine public works and improvement
bonds, for which proposals were opened
at the insular bureau Of the war de-
partment They submitted one bid for
MI mr. none
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Msasl.s re.,rs,.r., ., csIsmsn..

COLUMBUS. u. Feb. id-The joint
resolution adopted by the house con.
graduating Nicholas ionEworih and
Alice Roosevelt on their approaching
marriage was the subject OF contro.
versy In the senate Senator Ward Of
Cleveland declared The resolution was
undlgnIiied aud that TOO much publIcl.
ty had already been given to the com.
ing nuptials. A motion to suspend the
rules and vote on the resolution at
once was defeated by vote Of IL 10
49, and the resolution went over.
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Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation, 25c.
Ask your druggist for them.
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PUTNAM HOSE co FAR

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A rabbit"

Our idea of rabbit is the man who
waits for the girl to turn down the gas
In the front or.-Topeka Capital.
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New Goods
The Quality Store

arrive every day. bringing from the market
the best and latest Of the seasons product.
The prices are right, we can guarantee.
Here is partial list Of our offerings:
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-17
LADRONES DE vACAS ANTE LA
CORTE.

Matias Padilla de Sena quien fue
arrestado cerea de Folsom por depu-
tado aguacil VIM, Boylan de Las
Vegas ell Lunes pasado por los cargos
de baberse robado un caballo, una
silla en- culla posecion Sc halo un
ataio de vacas pertenecientes q ranch
eros del condado de Colfax, tubo un
comparendo en- Springer la semana
pasada por cargos de haberse robado
Jas vacas Ell hermsno de Padilla ell
cual el acuso que SO robo las vacas,
tambien fue arrestado, pero los car
Cos no fueron sostenidos por la evil
dencia y fue descargado. Padilla fue
vuelto q Las Vegas, y despues que
cumpla su tempo por Ell robo del ca
ballo silla su causa sera tomada
por las autortdades del condado de
2oltax.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

Land Office at Clayton, New Mexico
Oct 2, 1906
Notice is hereby given that Jose l.
Ardareta, of Albert, Union Co., New
Mexico, has filed notice of his inter-
tion to make final five year proof in
support OF his claim, viz: Homestead
Entry No. 1892 made Dec. I, 1870, for
the sw Ia NV IA, section 26, 81 ne IA
and Sc IA NV IA section 28. township
Is H.. range q and that said proof
will be made before w. H. Wilcox.
United States Court Commissioner at
his Office in Roy, Mora County, New
Mexico on Nov. Is, 1906.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of the land, viz:
Jose l. Armijo, Jose Dario Blea,
Felipe Armijo, Jose Demecio Blea, all
of Albert, New Mexico.
Edward w. Fox,
966 Register,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-17

Detalles de los planes para cambiar
la division del e. F. & s. W. de Ala
magordo al Carrizozo fueron conclu-
idos ell Domingo, y un gran numero
de hombres estan ahora trabajando
destendiendo la Inca etc. Carrizozo
q cresido repentinanmete a ser una
plaza de lnegocios, y no hay acomo-
daciones para una milad de la gento
que Iharan en- esa plaza su futuro
hogar.
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ASALTO CON INTENCION De MATAR

Leandro Archuleta fue arresta-
do ell Martes en- la mahana por ell
Polecia Montado Rafael Gomez.
por los cargos de haber asaHado &,
un Official especial Trobaugh con Ia
intencion de matar ell dia de cleo
cion. Quespues de haber dejado4
la esena de la pelea cerca del citio
de votacion en- ese dia. Trobaugh
quien fue malamente golpiado, fue4
q la tienda de Floersheim Mercan-
tile Co. y mientros estaba parade,
cerca de un mostrador Archuleta
entro q la tiendo y saco una pistola,
y la dirigio q Trobaugh y trato de,
matarlo ALI mismo, 6-que saliera
afuera para matarse. Douglas
Wright quien estaba ALI procure,
que Archuleta saliera antes de lle-
var adelante su intento.
FL Juez de Paz Celedon Olivos ex--
amino la causa los 1870 ell Martes
en- la mafiana y la afanza para que
comparesca ante el gran jurado en-
IS, 900, la cual fue suplida. Otro,
causa encontra de Leandro Archuleta
sera traida ell 26, por llevas armas oc-
uItass
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

Land Office at Clayton, New Mexico
Oct. 2, 1906.
notice is hereby given that Jose
Elfido Trujillo, Of Albert, New
Mexico, has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final five year proof in
support of his claim, viz. Homestead
Entry No. 2567. made NOVEL, 1900, for
the ct sw IA, section 4 and ct NV IA
section 8, township 10 n, range 20 g,
and that said proof will be made be-
fore Manuel Martinez, United States
Court Commissioner at his Office in
Gallegos, New Mexico, on Nov. l6.
1906.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon.
and cultivation of the land, viz.
Jose Rumaldo Sandoval, Jose E.
Arguello, Manuel Arguello, Salvador
Valdez, all of Albert, New Mexico.
Edward w. Fox,
9-6-6 Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior


Land Office at Clayton, New Mexico
Oct. 2, 1906
Notice is hereby given that Santiago
Sanchez, of Gallegos, New Mexico,
has filed notice of his intention to
make final five year proof in support
of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
NO. 3O79 made Aug. %, 1901. for the
Sc IA, Sc Ia, section 4, Ell ne IA and
NV IA ne IA section 8, township Is n,
range 81 and that said proof will be
made before Manuel Martinez, United
States Court Commissioner at his
Office in Gallegos, New Mexico, on
November 16, 1906.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of the land. viz.
Teles Gallegos, Donate Sanchez,
Crisantos Montoya, Doroteo Fosta,
Gallegos, New Mexico.
Edward W. Fox,
9-6.6 Register.
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Land Office at Santa Fe, New Mexico
November 13, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that Jacobo
Luian, of Sanchez, New Mexico, has
fled notice of his intention to make
final five year proof in support OF
his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No.
1928, made December ID, 1897, for the
Lot |, Sec. 3, T. Is H., "a e, W ! SET
and net swl section "a, township II n,
range "a g, and that said proof will be
made before R. L. NJ Ross, U. S.
Court Commissioners, at Las Vegas,
New Mexico on December 26, 1906.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, the land, viz:
Cipriano Lujan, Hilario Lujan, An
selmc Gonzales, all of Sanchez, N.
Mexico; Rogue Herrera, OF Tremen-
tina, N. Mexico.
Manuel X, Otero,
ll-I7-43 Register.
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N9tos Locales

Els duro para algunos democratas
Greer que Larrazolo fue derrotado.
Malaquaias Baca de DeHaven fue
un visitante en- la ciudad esta semana.
Levinius DeSmet de Springer
paso por Roy ell Jueves en- su paso
pora Albert.
Rafael Gomez, un miembro de
la polecia montada de Nuevo Mex
leo estubo en- la ciudad Y sus cor
canias durante esta semana en- ne
gocios. Mr.. Gomez es ell hombre
que capture en- tempo pasado al
notorio bandido Jose Baca, quien
Sc fugo de la penitenciaria 5 amos
pasados. Baca ha vivido en- un
rancho en- las montanos Zuni.
Gomez Sc informo en- donde esta-
ba fue al lugar y en- SUI camino VIC
& Baca adelante de ell un CAIRO.
Gomez, sabiendo ell caracter des-
esperado de este nombre no tomo
chancas, y lie dijo q su arriero que
alcansara Ell CAIRO Y Sc pasara adel-
ante, pasando ell escondido bajo las
cobiias en- el CAIRO, cuando enfren-