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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
Personals

p l.. Crawford Is a business visitor
In Albany today.
J. c. Ooodale. Jr., is trausaetiug
business Ia Eugene today.
Mac Hofsr aud James Mott returned
10 stanford University last evening.
where they will resume their studies,
Dr. J, o. Van w,uhle, who has been
visiting 10 this city for few DAYS. re-
turned 20 Brownsville this morning.
s, A. Riggs End II. A. johnson lsft
today % attend the annual meeting of
the Oregon Fire Relief Association al
MeMinnyille.
Col NoTiheut who has been o. ths
city for a number Of days, re,uruel "a
his coast farm Friday His postofiss
is Minnie, Lane county,
Mrs Thos Sims and daughters. Miss
es Mercedes and BeFnice. left this A.
teFuooa for Portland where they will
make their future home. They will
live az zoo johnson street
Ruben Patty, formerly Of this city
aud recently Of Corvallis, but now en-
gagged in tho bakery business at Eu
gene passed through salem this morn
ing on his way 20 Portland.
Mrs r. p. Cochran returned sstur
day from Glendale where she had
been AZ the bedside Of her daughter
Mrs George r. Pratt, who has beer
quite I'll but is now improving
Attorney e. L. MsNsry is in Corysl
lis today in an effort 60 persuade m,
city council 90 grant a franchise 10 M,
electric light and traction sompauy N
which Mr. Weleh is the Oregon head.
o. p W Browne, the painter. lsf.
for Walker station TO-DAY. where he vu
be JOINED by d. H. Weyant. and pro
eeed 10 the Lane county paint mines d
make an examination for the Create,
salem Commercial Club.
Mrs NJ, Rice, who has been in th.
employ of the southern Paade Com.
pany Tor number Of years and whs
has Teeently been located at Alhsrv
Is taking the place Of A. Comeygs. n.
'eiesrapa operator, while the latter 4.
temporarily laid up with severe sol5
ihis Is the first time that the sslsn
once has ever be'n in the hands N ,
lady. d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
Florida Balasrs, Ezehangs Ne.

Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. s.-Bsl
and contractors belonging 10 de
Builders Exchange are here ia I
numbers 20 attend tho annual !
ing Of the Florida State Builder
change which opened here tAh !
ing The building activity h
state during the past year wBI
usually great, and the members Z
exchange are taking great inlsfu
tho work Of the organization, sF
ing a continuance OF the unpressl
activity through the present ysH
connection with tho meeting an q
'ioh Of building material, bulldog
planes and other things OF par
Interest 10 builders and eOniH
was opened here today.
The local builders exchange 4
Is one Of the most formidable bui
OF the state organization, has srHi
an elaborate program for the 4
'ainment Of the visiting delegaia
theT evil be a number Of social I
iions In their honor, including
quet, a reception and a smoker
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
GROWING
WILD In
PANAMA

Washington, Jan. s.-secretary Tart
folt constrained to administer a severe
rebuEe to shonts and the governmental
officials who are directors Of the Pan.
anna railroad. in letter TO the presi'
dent. accompanying reports Of the ca
nal commission and the president Of
the railroad, which we're sent to con.
uess today. Two particular transac'
tions failed 70 meet the secretary's ap.
proval. One was the selling Of the rail
road bonds. 1t appears the directors
Of the road. to meet obligations, de.
cided to sell CPS one thousand-dollar
bonds and did so without consulting
either Taft or Roosevelt. The secre'
tarv SAYS. "The policy is a doubtful
one. and should not have been done
without first consulting higher authori.
tv" Taft. by direction Of the Presi.
dent ordered shonts TO ropurchase the
bonds. which he did. Taft says' "The
executive officers Of the road have been
advised Of their error, and hereafter
won . act similarly until after consul
tation" The other transaction Is in
connection withe cancellation Of the
commissary contract, which was
awarded 20 J. p. Markel, Of Omaha.
shouts SAYS, "The President and di
rectors Of the railroad are supported
In their position by the advice Of coun.
eel, but think In such matters We should
consult a higher authority. have 20
advised the officials, In order TO pre-.
vent tho departure from this principal
tn future"
Taft lays stress upon the good mo.
tiyes Of the president aud directors
saying his only objection is that they
exceeded their authority. The Pres.
dent endorsed Tafss report, saying b.,
approved bic actions and recommends.
iioba
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

ground and other cities will leave us
behind lh tho race for supremacy u
ws do not quit building wooden truss
bridges ih tho heart of tho city and
playing silly politics trying 10 lift our
selves morally BY the bootsirnps Lot
us BE- tho city that a state capita
should become.
Tho Salem Statesman is on record as
opposed 20 having legislative ,andl
dates take any pledge 10 support the
choice of the people foT uHIiej States
senator, bot wants a man after hs Is
elected 20 tho legislature 90 do a. be
pleases about tho matter aud 20 chang,
bis vote 10 anyone he likes, Il be- has
"sunirient reasons 10 does not state
how much it thinks would be sufficient
IL deserves credit for fmuknsss and fof
letting the people know just where it
siands ou that an important matter
When the Statesman fully realizes how
strong tho demand is fof the new way
of choosing senators By direct vote
OF tho people, Il will see iis error. ana
get over onto the right side. IL viii
be cordially welcomed, because &, is
never too late 20 do right. and slwavs
'n order 20 gct right This Is matter
~ principle, and no personality enters
iuto .t. The man who Is the choice of
q majority u che people ~ Oregon for
The oal'e 't senator, when he has flIl
aud fairly goae before ,be people ought
Go Re gooi enough for aay American
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

Naturally in da.as a large basias-s
extending over several ,tsrs rts,.
e'T'''1 r'aHos aul organs person get.
'ha' 'u account ~ price suI ess, J,-
Asa, arc r't quite So saleaule. ana
stay iu stock have seven pianos I
have had 'n stock over year. Som, are
40 good goods 30 is TODAY in The mar
Acc have decided 20 seu thess s. a,
Co have only new stock en- hand s,j
va s'h them AZ prices that viii sell
'Aem, II you are iu need of a piaBo
'' e's'n' come u'w and sou nav fud
aA instrument that ias suits al A hi,
reduction ~ Geo. e. wins musi, 49,
machine store opposite Rlst 5 bauk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
Corors win Ont r,r,,

Mary Rodgers, Eta Waugh
Hattie Davis, the three colorei :.
from the tenderloin district, vi,
arrested Saturday night by ns
nelius, were this morning sss
each by Recorder Moorea. Inr
the injunction given by the AZ
tho time Of arresting that he vs
rest them as often as they opssS
houses for business. Tho Dawn n
had her house open again yes,~lr
was rcarrested by Cornelius al
an additional fnc by the records
Carter, a colorod "fond, F." unl
t25 Tor living In a house of ua
and a Jap cook IN ono of ne i
was hncd t5 Tor using obscene l,sr
on the street.
The police court room was allar
spectators this afternoon AZ 2 sa
when the other cases were 70 Aaui
tried, but owing 70 tho abscass 4
city attorney tho trials were pu,,
until , O'Clock, Cornelius says Ia
lPw IL 10 be enforced, that iAh
bubble, that all houses Of ihb I
aeier must close and stay elosl I
action, and its outcome. s
watched with a great deal Of q
Tho Japanese was the only ons
quartet that had any cash, and ihl
eFs are In jail. The "eoons" \
mos, Of their time In singing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

Track Manager Walter Wirsov ri,
The I. u o., has announced ,tat AN ,-.
'a1gements f0r preliminary track w,rt
are on because ot Pie inability of
Trainer HAYWARD 90 come nsrtb Al t,i,
ume he viii uot arrive urt1 &c.,
''e stanford Berkeley mest IN Aprn
and ' ~iA b. accessory TO ana am,
means for the bays 20 gs, into pr,,,i.s
oei'Fe hat time Much spe,ul,,i,, /.
'''e a. the solieee a. 70 who viii n
,.A'A captain, TIE Fs-elession o, Geo
mug the 'yaraty's weight nan mi
e.'e goleral satisfaction. 4, v,.Is
a''' 'Ae slestion Of Gordon No.
'a' sp1ia'sE sna hurAsr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
Wants 70 Know OF Mnr..

Washington, Jan. s.-A resolr
troduced in the senate callips
President TO inform congress a
connections Of his government IA
Moroccan conference, "becau-
reached such gravity that the p.
Europe Is threatened. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

ATTACKS
FRANZ
(Four O'Clock Edi,io,


Berlin, Jan. s.-Tho German
book, dealing with the Moroce,,
tion, was issued tonight. Il
an attack on the French police !.
designed to counteract the aptia.1
sentiment produced by the iso,.
the French yellow book on a.
subject. The German book ,o,e
statement supported by docuns,,,
France intended 70 reduce Mo-.
vassalage, and directly give "A.
France. II presents an indi,,..
the French foreign policy. n,t
is confined to his room with 49,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

-. - F'Sv' Tor yoursels lis wonderful
merit, foau and /, ezssnept f,- 80 /, y
,.. Poos appetite, BSchiag. Flatpl.
- =" sysPsPa'A Indigestion, eOstivs.
81. 'o'a grippe or general dsbritv
!, 80 ,'.. !. 'o,ay' Gay also ask for free ,orv
y our 1905 Almanac. I, i ~, ~ y.
'sEtainiag. very en-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
X-RAYS

A Kansas man some tims a..
/. 80, woman whose name he found !,
Package Of cigarettes. In rssa,-,-' =
70 the incident an erehapss t..,s
- u - upon to emphasize the dance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

eos'sss 10 stamped On every PACK
age ID is tle mosi sassessful rsmsi,
tnQvn IL makes you veil and krrps
you vel rhats that Hon.sisr Z,
lioeAy Nountsln rea does SIS esu,s
Tsa ef Tablets pt Stones nus
niofs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

,,,. h'a' TOR tie 'ssiasaos o, Mrs c n
So. 50. s'Fas1 u CAsaolss. ,,5
sen2ss s'Fssis Win B, ,l,..s 40
II - !. 'aa'aFy q lsoe 1snn
CHAs 4. HINGES
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

What will Do accomplished by strife
ant warfare 20 make salem closed
tosui An men 90 tho city sognsi
saouli siaud up for permanent inn
pro'cmeu's better streets. better
t'iages salem MI, b. a hole 10 The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

Observance 10 tho churches of vsok
81 prayer, January sen 70 iaih.
MasNaw


Observance 10 tho churches of vsok
81 prayer. Jauuafy ttA 10 lath.
Monday.
5iao ,. m.-At the Rut Consrcga
tional ehufoh, union prayer meeting
Huhiscti "Beilsyef Puhded and
Quiskensd." Matt aiiilgi Nal. SO,
JoAh 1878 and ii'iG Leader, Rov. T.
n. nabeoek.
Tuesday.
fiao o. m-lt tte rirsi Presbyterian
church. unloh PRAYER meeting. Sub.
iesii "rhe Church Wholly Renewed
IN ne Love and Lifs of christ" 4" Acts
siittii Rev siss Leader. Rev. W. O.
Kaaihsr. n. D.
Wednesday
tao p m.-M tto drst Christian
sAursh uulon PRAYER mesuur Sub
iseii "rhe uuavei Aroused 10 sosk
sairaiiou" Joln l6si sisd ana E
Coz siii. leader Rev n W. Oina
THURSDAY.
Iao p m. Regular mil.west PRAYER
meetings it che several churches sub
issii "a,siriy bvahgsiirsd % i.Bks
tiisia Matt oio. Tla
Friday.
fao o. m.-Union services IA hs
hrt Methodist shur,h. 10 assist them
ia ihe.f syangoiisiis meetings
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

TIE little Incident of a rush Al the
dedication of the Salon high school.
When some luuiors tore aova a banner
10 the presence of the soyereigu eitl.
hsns assembled, ought 10 impress every.
one sitA tho Fundamental ideas Il cav,
- government iu a more practical MAJ.
ner law aud order and the ability 10
govern themselves are practical matters
that cannot he ius,iilsd into Young
America too caTly in life lot us have
a little lees ~ tho spirit that resort.
DO brute force. -ua more ase ~ .hs Yea
s'uius powers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

The glowing ealogles pronounced by
tho Portland haT Association over the
departed sonator Mitchell show the
way of this world, II l. roast nc While
am alive, and hand mo bouquets wheu
l am dead. We prefer 10 baye this
process reversed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

District Attorney Bristol l. not
iieaey, bot he viii DO upheld by the
public gcnsnlly Ia bringing suits 20
stop ihs bic lumber eompsuies cutting
cedar 9nd telegraph poles from the pub.
ne forests.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
NEW TO-DAY.

"ansed.-Cheap for cash, small
age on or near fair grounds o.
land car line, with or without
Also Iowa town property to tT's
property in or near Salem. AZ
Mrs, Woods, III Front strest
lEs
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Smiles

The Kcllihcr trial has resulted ln
smashing the pemocntis slate In one
little item, where one Of the biggest
land'gTabbefu Ia Easicfn Oregon was 20
b nominated for secretary of state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

fOr Sale.-vsry cheap. Two
cows Can on W. H. smiil
Water street. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

S0Vernment Civil serViee.-hA
held in this state during Mare
April Fun information and
lions recently used by the si'l
vice commission free. oola'
correspondence College, WasAl.
d. c. 1-slASl'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

foh sALE-A good Jersey con
to be fresh. Can on Elne
White, No. Is, Court street. IL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

TAO o m.-union services IN hs
hFt Msthodisi shuF,h. 10 assist thsm
IL ile.f syaugsiisiis mseiiugs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-24

.F@EN0%E%E5 =8
Depxrtnsas e fhs Interior. Lsnd u
ncs a santa fe. Nee Nssico. April
&C 1855 @
N0sic~ u hershy gsren That me 81
ioxing NAMED settler has filed nctir~
a bis intsaiioa 20 nzks flnsl proox ID
support q kis claim. and that said
proof I'll - made before United
states Court Commissioners st LIS
Vegas. n. N, ON Ja4s !. isas. viz
Demesrso 6sscia. caerso. san Miguel
county. Ne~ Nexieo. foF The Y Il. =
w ID. 3 " Ia, y b and 9 Y "a.
n w IL. Sec. ~. r y \. x e T.
He names The fuilo~inw Witnesses
10 prove his continuous F~esidence -
on and cultivation a. sid land. viz.
Gresorio Garcia % caerso. New Men.
leo: czssrino Atencio. % caraIon.
New Meaico. Cruz 6arsls. u Cannon.
NeS Mexico: Rasillo Gailegos. a Car.
A1on, NV Mexico.
MANUEL n. oTERo. REGISTER.
6-ts
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HIS ~ m g


8WaA ~
When Lincoln Was on Ills way to an.
sumo the office u president the train
vas delayed at Freedom. IA. By M
accident 10 q freight train that WAS q
little way ahead. Lincoln was assosn.
panied by Major sumner and Colonel
Elmer Ellsworth u rne celebrated regL.
ment of zcuaves. Neither Major sum.
ner nor Colonel Ellsworth was tall. and
an they stood beside Lincoln ON the rear
platform while h. made his address
they booked shorter than they really
were. Al the close u Lincoin's short
speech n coal HEAVIER called eut, "Abe.
they say you are the tallest nan In the
United States. but I don't believe you
are any taller than | am" Lincoln ~
piled. sasame up here and ict w meas
urc." The coal HEAVIER pressed his way
through the crowd and climbed On The
platform, where Lincoln and he stood
back 10 back. Turning 10 Colonel Ellis.
worth. Lincoln said, (which Is the tall
err" ~
coianel Ellsworth. being ~ murf
shorter. conld not tell, so he climbed on
the guard rail and. putting his hand
across the top Of tile heads Of the twt
men, said, Il believe they are exactly
the same height" Then Lincoln and
the coal HEAVIER turned around and
faced each other. The crowd shouted
loudly when Lincoln took the black
sooty hand Of the coal HEAVIER In his and
gave n hearty handshake 10 the man
who was his ednai-in height-Thomas
III. Tfl,bles In Success Magazine.
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TnE coloflMcH.


G&aHes~ ~ 1ss@sos SAss 49, -
sasss - - AssSss4
Ne<s ~se<y 60 = An<rs1z . -
sH sste uirA ~ xMssz9A taf .ssy
s~s~ ssestl~ I'D - ~ 1as~ =
~sras~ tAd s@ .rxzsaa& W Hs Mxax
yrlsp~ ~as~. G@Anash i q srss ssss~
prisfs sssz1~. - ~ i xhi ssas~ u
~ max sl~a u h-sllnx p-aazasxe =
lke harn.<A<l ed Ih~ frsnsx ed
fss1 . nasze saei~>st ar~~~x sk<a
A@f msts. Tls~ chaax~s In planAxsr i
Me nss% are VERY AAssr~~ti1sx sAd ~
sbe neslr~ sanss~A4s plz1ilnx InfEl
the sfsienI e-sxasss acquainted vim
NE hind BE- alxy xuelsw shy h ~s
10 mzk~ during M sinsss. rhe srusA
4. III Ii seasan In naksa a sns41~xa
fsip4Ae rseAarnsaaes ar~ g~sAly ns s~Al
ssks~. ne nsssr lifa hAsinx sssuAs~i
IN tas rsssluas falL esaally ~ IL I'D
% Ostst<r, a piuzasx~ rloesy rsxs
bling that u he female ard yesllE
bird of LIZ srxr. The male rrsains s1as
Lnreusparu.saS dress nssii iatr III ETas
rsxrs. xl~n oo~ raa aoaice : uaisaal
chanss taking plse~ IN some ~ M
birds. This reA~waI e feathers b 80
tireiy eoutinu~i through March and
April and ny The III u Mag OR r.
spastaaest bsrd N with us axain- ~
song period with lie male solinael
continues a long as he wear bis xsAl
and black livery, fur Il c.mmens~ .,
early ~ The middle II March and stsis
late In August. Gaadiinshes arr xsEy
eleanly In their habits and haii~ fF~
gu@nlly. Their nrsts are sxqnl-sss
piecrs Or bird architecture. the lnsAls
being lined with The ssftest planl
down. The uso,ler bind Is tie builder
her handsome conssfi during the lesl
building time deyossng most ~ biz ef
forts to singing 10 cheer his Indurifioai,
mate.-Pliladeiphia Press -
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
n @ --~-- 5
nemessesd Entry No. siea.I

Department Of the Interior. Land OF.
flee st Santa Re. New Mexico. April
&c. 1900.
Notice liz hereby given that tho fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice
Of his intention 10 make final proof II
support Of his claim. and that said
proof win be made before United
States Court Commissioner st Las
Vegas, New Mexico. On June 4. 1906.
viz. ceciiio r. Gurnle. of Coraxon.
San Miguel county. New Mexico. for
the s Z II, 8 y II. Sec. 81. s w II.
9 w Ia. Sec IS. T rs n. n Q: =. and
lot 4. Sec 2. and lot !. Sec. .. T II n.
r. 2s n. !
He names the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence up.
on and cultivation Of said land. via:
Manuel Gurnle. Eduardo Gonsaies'
margarine Gonzales. Alexandra sena.
all Of Coraxon. New Mexico.
MANUEL r. oTERo. Resister,
s-s5 -
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Enron y. had been going over the
museum OF Il little country town. and
when about TO leave he asked the eura.
tor II there was anything more to b
seen.
.Yes. baron was the reply. there
remains D little casket.
NO doubt used as d deposit for the
iewelry OF some eminent personageg
inquired the baron.
NO. sir: that h where I put the tips
given to me by visitors to the museum
Paris Journal.
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Deprivation. u Fork.

The fork takes its name from the
Latin fnrca. d yoke looking like an In.
verted n. From this come the Italian
forca aud forchrtta nittie fork. The
latter word gives the French their
fourehette. while the English go back
70 the former and retain the harder
sounding fork
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Homestead Entry No. 4s2o. 49,.

T&@ E-&
Department Of the Interior, Land OF.
+. flee al Santa Fe. New Mexico, April
&c. 1906.
Motiee Is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice
or his intention TO make final proof HI
support Of his claim. and that said
proof win be made before United
States Court Commissioner nc Las
Vegas. New Mexico. on June s. 1906.
viz: senon Martinez. Of Sanchez. San
Miguel comfy. New Mexico. for the
8 IL. s u "a. Sec. ., N w II, N =
-. and " y II. n W IA. Sec. II. 7
ls N. r "a 3.
He names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of said land, viz:
Jose A. Quintana. Bontura ouintana,
Alexandra Rodarto. Ramon A. Tru'
lilo, all Of Sanchez. New Mexico.
MANUEL R. oTERo. Register,
6-41 .
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
---
Homestead Entry 70. 5s44.

Department Of the Interior. 1spd OF
flee At Santa re. New Mexico, April
20, 1906.
Notice is hereby given ths@ the foI.
lowing-named settler has filed notice
OF his intention TO make finaf proof In
support or his claim. and that said
proof win be made before United
States Court Commissioner At La
Vegas. N. MI, On June 4, 1906, VIZ:
Mary 3. Taylor. mother Of Isaac Tay'
lor deceased. Of cueryo. San Miguel
county. New Mexico, for the n w ~
Sec. n. + ~ N, n % E.
He names the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of said land. VIZ:
". L Kirkpatrick, Enloss6 Ortiz. Ro
sario Alderete, Bernardo Griego. all o.
Cuervo, New Mexico.
MANUEL h. OTERO. Register
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tn. Fiddler crab !. wi.t.r a.ars.

The Fiddler crab In wiater Quavters
In winter. when the surface of the
ground In which II II accustomed to
burrow may. become frozen or covered
with ice. the fiddler crab borcs deep
Into the mud or sand and stays until
spring. The black or mud fiddler fairly
riddles the meadow banks along the
salt creeks. II bores In, usually hori.
zontally, and II may be as far as six
or eight feet from the face or the bank,
and then down into the mud nj various
angles until Il gets below the level Of
the tide, which rises and falls through
the loose mud. In the fiddler crabs
burrow. There are myriads Of the
black fiddlers. and they 40 honeyeomb
the bank that sometimes under the
added weight OF ice gathered upon the
top Of il the bank breaks down.-New
York Tribune. /.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
homestead Entry No. s2s7.

- =$~[ "@ s. #%E -
Department or the Interior, Land Of,
flee 1t Santa re. New Mexico. Api.i
26. 1906.
Notice Ii 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 win be made before United
States Court Commissioner at La
Vegas. New Mexico, on June Z. 1906
viz: Tomas A. Medina, Of corazon
San Miguel county New Mexico. ri
the 8 w ia, IN Nv IA. IN w IA. 8 N
ia, Sec. III. s + IA, N E -, N = IA
8 Z IA. Sec. 20. T Is N. r % 2.
He names the following witnesse;
TO prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of said land. VIZ.
lose urtado. Alexandra Fresquex
Pablo Fresquez. Telesfor Montoya
all OF Corazon, New Mexico.
MANUEL r. oTERo. Register
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Iayi.s :. Early Essssasien.

Layfnw r. EARLY Fsssdation.
WAS it necessary for you 10 kiss my
daughter the very first time you met
herr
NO. madam. not absolutely neces.
sary, but l wanted to get on q friendly
basis Will. her III soon q ID possible
Woman's Home Companion.
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cerrecteA.

aYou must have money to be able 70
offer me 20 beautiful nm engagement
ring
.M.ust have had money. ron mean
Houston Post
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The eurest pleasures lie within the
circle or useful occupation. Mere pleas
ure. sought outside az usefulDess, n
|ffauEht with poison.-Beecher.
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Knights o. Columbus meet evsry
second and fourth Tuesday Of tbs
month At the FraternAi brotherhood
hall. Visitors welcomed. J. T. No
Mahan. q K.: Frank etrass. y. ..
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Eastern star. Rexrisr commnaica.
tion secctid and fourth Thursday even.
inss of esch month. All visiting broth.
err and sisters are cordially invited.
Mira J. b Reed. worthy nsfres:
:. n. Desrth. W. n: Mrs. Emma
Benedict. See: Mn. A. ". Hoxsll.
Treas.
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chssrss lsses. Ne. q.
Rexuls. communications sse and srd
Thursdays n eseA naath VISITING
brothers rosdsAliy isvase1L C. n,
Bcnchsr. w. -: Charles II So.
ieder. secrxtary.