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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-25
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NOTORIOUS pRUMHEAD COURT
MARTIAL AGAIN NEW REG
JL.ATloNs IN RussIA's
MILITARY COURTS.

So. PETERSBURG, July 25.- The
new regulations concerning a mode
al procedure for the military district
courts intnoduee,p July 20 have nov
begun to hear feuit, and the results
constitute a close approach to the no
toTio1s reign Of the drumhead coarts'
martial which were abolished by the
lite Douna.
The innovations shorten the entire
4 oufse Of the inquest and trial, allow.
fngs only 70 hours between 1ndictmnet
ana execution. including the'appeal OF
be prisoner to tie military court Of
cessation and the decision Of this
csufa The former regulations allowed
fortnight for this procedure. The
new military courts are now obliged
10 hand down sentences without wait
ing ia, hear the Testimony of witnesses
mo may be absent. They also en-.
~ Jurisdiction oysra wider area than
aids HE former gdrumhead courts,
which only operated in the provinces
that had been placed under a state Of
Extraordinary defense.
the number Of executions under the
neNfulings show a sudden increase.
KEY yesterday i've sappers were
execnted; and today another sapper
aasS sentenced to death. Three peas
ants have been executed at Moscow,
mother at Warsaw, and at Yekternos.
Iays three workmen have been put to
1eath,nnder decisions handed down by
bese new courts.
Al Riga young man named Ber-
ind went into a clothing store, Sc.
Iected an oyercoat and then started for
ths door without paying for it. When
asksd to settle his bill he drew re-
Eolyer, covered The clerk and succeed.
adinE getting awey. He was later cap
fufed ana sentenced to death. Anoth.
81 yoang man named Danbe, was sen
tenced 70; death at Riga for the theft
ofS5, and two girl accomplices. aged
q and 2Osyears, respectively, were sen.
teaced sto exile and hard labor for life.
Il E.f.H . 81 .
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Enterprise Items

ENTERPRISE, July 2S.-Warm sun.
shine and refreshing showers seem to
be the order Of the day in this part Of
the State as well as other parts, but
we feel truly thankful to the rnler of
heaven and earth that we have not
as yet been visited with any wild
damaging storms and have had no loss
of property or lives in this section on
account of high water. We are as
much sorry to hear of so much sad,
ness in the surrounding country as
we are glad TO know that we have
been on safe ground so far and We
hope that the angry clouds win be
merciful the remainder of the season.
Death Of Friend n Years OF Age.
Mr.. Barney Tetrick quietly yielded
to deaths call on last Friday morn.
ing after an illness of several months.
Mr.. Tetrick leaves a wife and ten chill,
dren in sadness to know
"A fathers smiles from them is gone,
A voice they loved is stilled.
A place is vacant in their home
Which never can be filed.
7 By Harmer Brothers the remains
were laid to rest in l. o. o. F. Gene
terry at eleven o'clock Sunday morn.
ing.
Mr.. Jessie James Harrison has re.
turned from his western trip to Love.
land, Ohio, after a long stay Of ten
days.
Mr.. George Brand, of Morgantown,
is visiting here today. He expects
10 go on to Hepzibah to see his broth.
er William, before he returns to Nor.
gantown.
Mrs. Levi Mason and Mrs. NJ. Y,
Saunders were the guests Of Mrs,
Harry Monmirth yesterday.
Mr.. Earl Hardesty who has been in
Pittsbyrg for some time has come
home to see his ma.
B. Franklin Johnson, Of Pittsburg,
spent part Of last week with his moth.
er and friends here. He is now en-
route for New York City.
Master Roy Saunders was danger.
ously i'll for a few days but is better
now.
Robbers broke into the drug store
morning. Seems as though
they are sporty fellows as they only
needed cigars and jewelry. The dam.
age was close to fifty dollars. This is
the fourth time for the drug store.
Mr.. L. o. Mclntire looks well after
his trip to Webster Springs.
Mrs. Keller Mc1ntire and Mrs. T. $.
Saunders will start to Cincinnati in a
lew days to visit friends and relatives.
HAPPY THOUGHT.
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ENI|IIl
FIII5IN
BON. Pains, itching, seabDy skin %

Bone Pains, itching seahey skin Do
sases.
Permanently cured By taking Botanic
Blood Balm. Blood poison is the worst
diseases on earth, vet easily CURED
by taking Botanic Blood Balm y
you have aches and pains in bonee
back and joints, itching. scabby skin
blood feels hot or thin; swollen glands,
risings and bumps on the skin, sore
throat or mouth, falling hair, pimples
or offensive eruptions, or rash. on skin
are run down or nervous, ulcers On
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boils, TAKE BOTANIC BLOOD BALM
ts. 3. 81 GUARANTEED to cure ev.
en- the worst and most deep-seatel
cases. B. B. b. acts directly on the
poisons in the blood, driving all lelp'
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sending food Of pure, rich blood u.
rectly to the skin surface. In this
way sores, eruptions and pimples are
quickly healed and cured, completel1
changing the entire body into a clean,
healthy condition. B. b. B. has done
this for thousands Of cases, SO B. B.
B. will certainly cure you. For rheu'
maitsm, aching shoulders, hawking
and splitting, blurred eyesight catarrh,
cancer, and all evidences Of impure
blood, take Botanic Blood Balm II
stops all aches and pains. cares rheu.
matism or catarrh, heals every sore
and makes the blood pure and rich.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM, %. 3. s.)
is pleasant and safe to take; composed
of pure Botanic ingredients. It is df'
ferent from any other blood purifier
because B. B. B. cures where ell elSo
fails. SAMPLE SENT FREE by writ
ing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. SOLD
BY DRUGGISTS, 81 PER LARGE
BOTTLE. Sold in Fairmont, w. Va
by Mountain City Drug Co, Main 81
Call or write. Remedy sent by eS
press.
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APPEARING OLD
Acts as a Bar to Portable Employ.
ment.

Acts as Bar to Portable Employ
ment.
You cannot afford to grow old.
In these days of strenuous competi
ton i: Is necessary to maintain, as long
as possible ones youthful appearance
1t is impossible to do this without
retaining Il luxurious growth of hair.
The presence of Dandruff indicates
the presence Of a burrowing germ
which lives and thlives on the roots Of
the hair until It causes total badness.
Newbro's Herpiclde Is the only
known destroyer Of this pest, and It is
as effective as 1t is delightful to use,
Herpicide makes an elegant hair
dressing as well as Dandruff cure.
Accept no substitute-there Is none.
Sold by leading druggists. Send Zoe
in stamps for sample to The Herpiciie
Co., Detroit, Mich, Two sizes, soc and
81. 3. A. Billlngslea q CO.. special
agents.
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NEWS FR0M ALONG The RURAL RQgIESL
cAFsWBIi:AI NOTES

Va =, ~ slgsTi 4 iiN 2 100.
(; merry crowd of young people spent,
Sunday at Round Bottom picnickng:
The yachts "My7tleg and @Iotag con.
yeyed the crowd there They left here
al $3.50 and arrived there about noon,
where they partook Of a fne dinner.
Later in the day icec ream, cake and
fruit we're served. Various games
were played and some fine selections
Of music we're rendered. They return:
ed home at 5 o'clock in the evening, all
having spent a delightful day. The
crowd Was composed Of the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Finn, Of Glen
wood, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs Tyson Swish.
er. Ruth starg, Floy Malone, Cora
Haua, Edna JolEifte, Nettie Malone,
George Cox, French, Dick and Clay
Malone and MIN swisher. They were
Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. John Waters
and daughter, Pauline, Messrs. Harry
and Arthur Rich and Heck"
Messrs. Howard and Floyd Morris
passed through here Sunday evening
en- route for Fairmont.
Mrs. Maude Baker and son, Paul,
returned from Morgantown Saturday
evening, where they spent the past
week with friends.
Miss Clara Jollt1e spent Saturday
and Sunday at Hopewe1l. She was &C.
companled home by Mr.. Willie Reed.
Misses Flossie and Ethel Tichenor
were visiting M. - Mrs. Bob West
Sunday.
Mr.. Guy swisher has a severe cas-
of poison.
Miss Ada Harden has returned home
from Warrington, where she has been
the guest of friends for few days.
Mr.. Smith Radcliffe spent Saturday
evening the guest of friends here.
Misses June aud Della Radcliffe
spent Monday III Fairmont.
Mr.. Bert vangilder spent Sunday
evening here.
Messrs. French and Dick Malone
and Hyson swisher returned to their
work at Connellsville Monday.
Little Eyert Towns is suffering with
q severe case of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Smith Summers spent Sunday
with his mother 1.re.
Messrs Clyde Joiliffe and Bill Roger
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. Maria starn was the guest Of
Mrs. Lena Summers Saturday and
Sunday.
T. W. Malone and J. N. swisher are
still improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E swsshera nd chill
dren, Of Murray, returned to thell
home Sunday evening.
Misses Pearle AID Dora Powell, Of
Haywood, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
N. G. swisher.
Miss nellie Davis, Of Fairmont, was
visiting dear friends here Tuesday
Mrs. Hall and daughter, Nora, o
Murray, were visiting Mrs. Gertie Har
den Monday
Mrs. Nancy Summers returned home
from P1ttsb7rg to-day.
Mr.. Dale Haun is wearing broad
smile today, all because it's a ter
pound boy.
Blackberrtes Sre the run OF the day
If you feel like running after them
We don't. GABBEER.
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Hau Hopes to
Save Ills Head
IAviYERs II ON sREPs ING Pro
FEssoR ,RREs 10 GERMAN
! SUPREME coURT.

KARLSRUHE, July 25 The excite.
Sinent over tie Hau case IS subsidine.
The people, however. continue to.
crowd the newspaper otnees to bny
pamphlets issued by the press which
contain d fun report Of the proceed
.ings
Newspapers throughout the country
have begun a lively discussion Of the
singular features Of the case, which Is
regarded as one Of the most remarka,
BILE murder cases Of half century.
The rloting subsidized as soon as the
crowd had been driven from the yicln4
ity Of the court house to the more re.
mote streets. Those persons who
we're taken into custody during the
disorders were discharged this morn.
ingI. The captain Of a company Of
soldiers was struck by stone during
the scualing.
Relatives and friends Of Professor
Hau, who attended the trial in large
numbers, have received the verdict OF
the court with resignation. 1t did not
come as a surprise to them; in fact,
the overwhelming circumstantial evil
dence had led them to"expect It.
An appeal against sentence to death
to the Supreme Court will be lodged
with the proper authorities In a few
days. This court can only decide tech.
meal questions affecting the proceed.
ure Of the present trial. If the deci'
sion is adverse the vase will be re
manded to Karlsruhe for retrial.
Execution in Baden means decapita-
ton. No one believes this will ever
be Hau's fate. That his sentence win
be committed to life Imprisonment ev-
eryone believes.
1t will probably be long time, how
ever, before Hau is even sent to pris'
on for life. The appeal his attorneys
have given notice they intend taking
will give opportunity for Hau to fight
the whole case over again.
In his future legal battle Ha1 will
probably have support that was denied
him before. American residents here,
believing he has been the victim OF
legal persecution, propose to rally to
his assistance. 1t Is believed this sup
port will give Hau much better
standing in court than he had in the
trial Just closed.
The women of the Molitor family
fearing violence at the hands Of the
street rabble, remained in one Of the
rooms Of the court house until $3.50
o'clock this afternoon awaiting a ia
yorable opportunity TO drive to the rail
road station. Fourteen policemen in
carriages finally came to the rescue
and accompanied them to Ettlingen
the 1irst station south of Karlsruhe
where they took a train for Baden
Baden.
During the disorders a crowd de
molished the windows in the rooms
occupied by the Mo1itor women at one
of the hotels here. This manifesto
ton of popular anger arises from the
conviction Of the street rabble that
Olga Mo1itor, sitter Of Hau's wife
left her gallant in the 1urch by refus
ing to confirm "i.e story that he re
/ turned to the continent to meet her.
Herr Dletz, counsel for Hau, lodged
formal notice of an appeal for reVi
sion of the courts finding.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-25

Piles get quick and certain relief
from DR.. Shops Magic Ointment.
Please note 1t Is made alone for
Piles, and its action is positive and
CERTAIN. itching, painful, protruding
or blind piles disappear like magic
BY It's use. Large nlckel.capped glass
lars 80 cents, Sold BY p. A. Billings:
lea 3 Company. Y. z'x
west viFginian wants adj pay.
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s|,.sndSvVnI Give excursion.

Tha watson Miners Band will, Sun.
nay, Jnly 90, give an excursion to
Morgantown and return on steamer
LEROY are for round trip SOC.
WATSON MINERS. BAND.
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Bargains in china, pictures and sum
mer curtains at Lloyd's Book Shop,
1O5 Fairmont avenue. Y
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through Service
Fairmont to Clark 3 burr
iFAIRMoNT q cEARlsssu
TRACTION COMPANY.

Cars leave Cor. Main and JeffshseRs
Sta, Falrmont, HOURLY for Clark
burg and intermediate Points ftoIi
600 A. NJ. Until 10000 n. N.
SCHEDULE OF INTERuRsAES Cart
JANUARY IS, 'o7.
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wATsoN-1. v. CASTOR, E. Patter.
son, Frank W. Klein, R. D. George
and wife, Scott Gamer, Wheeling; E.
G. stemtech, Watson.
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laIdIeS, AID Society.

me Ladies' Ana Society Of the Dis
snonds street M. e. Church will meet
tile home OF ms. Fanny Rogers On
Merchant street this evening.
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!: WEST vrRerNlAns !;
+ AT LOCAL HOTELS. !
+ + $3.50 81 + 81 + Z


TAvERN-w. G. Allnder, Man
nIngton; A. ". Smith and wife, c. R
Perry, Miss o'Neil, Charles F. Dun
more, Pennington; G. H. A. Kunst. "
H. Bailey, Grafton; F. Largcnt, David
Porter. Montana; ]. W. Tryman
Clarksburg; W. r. Stevenson, D. r
Kidd, E. ]. Miller, Henry M. Russell
Wheeling; Jessie lee, Ethel Ice. Grays
Flat; z. U. Meyers and wife, Monon'
gah; E H. Collins, F, P. Frums Nor.
gantown; Chas. E. Newman. Mounds
vile; Thomas D. Conway, Boardtree;
J. R. Trotter, BuckhaDnon; G. E. Suck,
Parkersburg.
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Mr.. Bob swishcr was visiting friends
at Murray Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-25

Pitcher Henley, who went from
Brooklyn to Rochester, has the fan
ming record in the Eastern league for
this season. He retired 70 men on
strikes in one game.
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MANLEY-T. s. Hardesty. A. G..
Clayton, Gale Moore, H. F. Blackshire,
Warrington; James D. Gronniger, 7.
J. Mccartney, Perry J, Beaumont
Catherine E, Beaumont, Morgantown;
Melville Peck, Philippi; George Byrnei
Charleston; Charles E, Batson, Wheel
ing; Frank A. Wilson, Frank H. Clutz.
Clarksburg.
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Attended Party.

Miss Nell HAYDEN attended a party
Il Renton's Ferry Tuesday evening,
complimentary 10 Mr.. Frank Barnes.
ME afaif being IN honor Of his birth
DIV WAS arranged as a complete sur.
pfise to him. About twenty guests
were present and the evening was a
yeFy enjoyable one to all. A tempting
course 81 refreshments were served.
MS harden returned home yesterday
evening.
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MARlErTA-Fred Sutton, Amos;
Frank NJ. Sharp, Worthington; Riley
Sullivan, lexington; R. L. Reed.
Boothsvllle; W. R. Stevenson. Wheel
ing; Harry Straight, Warrington; L.
W. Brown, Grafton; ]. P. Necessary,
PhilIppI; B. c. Robertson, Cameron;
A. ]. Richardson, Ellington; C. H.
Tarleton, T. ]. Johnson, Watson.
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!

Miss Lucy Barnes vent to Webster
sprInga yesterday. Mrs! Barnes, who
Inns besn seriously ~, is slightly Inn
proved
MIX D q. Brown o. Hallecks is the
guest cihis sister. Miss define Brown
or Market street
Mis Marie tiornef, q East Park
avenue WHO has been III Of typhoid
lever. Ii able 10 he up.
hlr ana Mrs. Edward Hinkle and
son Walton, LEFT today for Buckhan.
non ana Hinkleyllle for q two weeks
fislt
ms Melville Merriheld. Mrs. chas'
HATFIELD and Mss kite Higgins lef'
terday fcrS stahnton, Va.
Ms Rebecca knight, who has been
visiting relatives At Pleasant Valley
vas brought homo to-day.
Miss Idde Harr. Of Newton street, Is
imprpsing her property with a new
brick sidewalk
MIS- ERNEST HaWkins, who has been
MOT typhoid fever at Cooks Hospital
Was brought HON to-day.
MS. u. Wagner, Of Merchant
street has returned from Dencen, O.
where she has been visiting relatives
AE Morris, Of Triune, was a bust
visitor here yesterday.
M. James Warman, Of Dunbar, has
returned home after short visit with
Ills sister Mrs! Margaret Pople, who
Is tie guests Of her grandson, Mr..
IpSatds pople. Of East Park avenue.
Miss Emma Adams. who has been
yersS III, Ii Improving.
Miss Ethel Wilfong Is able to be VI
aiter d weeks illness.
Ms Howard snouse and three Chill
dren went to Mt. Lake Park yesterday
spend the remainder Of the summer
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Menonsahs plvl6lpiis
For CLARRSBIiRG and WESTON LslSes
(for claFksbuEG only q ltTiye, Ne.
8, 1880 n m. y 6
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RRILRORDS
BALTIMORE 0'ms
RAIL E0An.
Schedule Efteeflye SUNDAY. 1uue 2, 1901.
FAlRMoN1 M VA
sDallys SDaily exeept Sunday. SUNDAY


Fer ksHlNGToN! ki9TiAlOR
j PHTEABEIPHIA ana NEW YORK;
No, 8, rs d. II, No. II eissS ,. MI
No 4 $40 ~ m llocl1 70 5fslftpn.l
cuMBERLANp Accom-. 80, q; ss'oe .
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PawpaW Braneti.
Monday, wednesday and saturday
Depart, No. 20l. 200 9. m. 2eSs s.ee
D. m Arrive, No. 200, S,f6 ~ mi No
202, 500 p. N.
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Accoa ! 6 NJ .iol5l & i.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

Whereas, The All Wise Ruler Of the
Universe has removed from this earth.
" sphere the soul of our brother, j. J..
Faulkner, and given him place in
the Castle Hall Of future state.
Therefore, BE il
Resolved, That Deming Lodge No.
~, Knights of Pythias, has sustained
in this disposition of providence the
loss of an honored brother, and the
Order universal has lost a true and val!
liant Knight.
BE il.
Resolved. That the sympathy Of this
lodge be and it is hereby extended to
the sorrowing relatives Of the dc.
ceased.
BE IL further
Resolved. That copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon the minutes
Of this lodge, published in the local
paper and copy sent to the members
Of the deceased brothers. family.
s. ID. SwoPE
+. l.. NoRDHAus
NJ. A. NoRDHAus
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Deming Nan in Limbo.

United States Marshal c. NJ.
Foraker received 4 telegram TO-
day from Robert Grimmer, dep
uty U. S. marshal at Carson
City, New, advising him Of the
arrest at Lovelocks, New, of Ed
Kelley, who is wanted in New
Mexico for violation Of the pos
tai laws.
Kelley was indicted at the
September term of court at Las
Cruces. He was q gambler at
Deming and is alleged to have
used improper language in his
correspondence through the
mails with a young woman in the
southern part Of the territory.
lie will be brought here for
trial. Albuquerque Citizen.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-20
When 10 Go lInmn

IRON the Button, Ind. Banner:
When tired out, 20 home. When Won
want consolation, 20 home. When Won
want fun, go home. Whenvou wani IN
show others that you have reformed go
nome and let your family ret acouaint-
ca with the fact. When Won want IN
show yourself at your best go home AMI
Nv Lo; we act theere. When you feel like
, ICING extra liberal 20 home and prac.
Wyt on your wife and children first.
,.'., nirn You want 10 shine with extra
''''',0n'y go home and light up the
whole ehod" Towhicb we Womb
'"1' when you have a bad cold 90 home
ana take Chamiu'ain's Cough Remedy
.''' p quick caros certain. For sale
by AZ! Druggists.
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School Notes.

The winter term OF school begins
Dec. 30.
Mrs. Smith was on the sick list last
Tuesday.
Myrtle Rabb has not returned 20
school yet.
The Freshmen had a test in COM
position on Monday.
The Juniors have finished Ancient
history and are ready to review.
The Freshmen are struggling with
the mysteries of algebra factoring,
Found-A gentleman's fountain pen;
also drinking cup was found a few
days ago.
The Freshmen in their efforts to fin.
ish English history by January Is are
doing excellent work.
Read the latest creation of the High
School poet. You will find it attached
below. 1t is fine, that is, it rhymes.
There is a rumor that one Of our
handsome school ma'ams will soon
cease to WELD the rod over 20 urchins.
One scholar is more easily controlled.
The Deming schools will be repre-.
scented at the Territorial Association at
Santa Fe on Dec. % 10y Supt. j. F. Do.
lercr, Mrs. Smith and Miss Myrtle
Decker.
II
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Coming Back.

We understand that Mr.. D. A.
Dreamer, who went to Mcsilia
Park a short time ago to take
the Santa Fe agency there,
will return to Deming short
ly and assume his old position
as agent for the Santa Fe. This
will be good news to Mr.. Cream
er's many Deming friends. We
learn Mr.. c. G, Machen, who
succeeded Mr., Creamer here, will
go to Magdalena. While Mr..
Machen has been here but a brief
time, he has been well received
by our people.
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The High School poet INDUCES in .
few political starzas. There is some
merit, perhaps truth in them.
PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER.
Roots the smartcst man We have
PAIRING Ted.
Wood the brayest Of the brave
Barring Ted.
Lo,b's the best man on horse,
Valt's the man OF greatest force
In both instances, OF course
Barring Ted.
Bryan stands the "fourest' square
PAIRING Ted.
Shaw dlsplaces most warm air
Barring Ted.
Garfield bears the strongest lance,
Fairbanks wears the longest pants
Hughes, however, stands best chance
Barring Ted.
ANON.
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Contest Notice.
Department Of the Interior. United State
Land Office.
Las Cruces. H. NJ

Department of the Interior. United States
Land Office.
Las Cruces. n ~.
October g. 1907.
a sufficient contest a'nlavit having been filed
in this office by Harvey T.. Coblc contestant,
against Elizabeth c. Byrd. Desert Land Entry
No. 1901. for SW't Sec g. q NWh, See 81.
Township - $, Range . W. hy Elizabeth e. byrd.
contcstce, m which b Is alleged that ~ salcih
G.. Byrd has wholly failel lo make the requisite
annual expenditure during the fret year, az 70.
quired by law. that b. after the 9Th day " Aug
uat. 1906 and before the 2ith day ~ August 1907
and that there ARE no improvements Gpnn her said
desert land entry No 1901, Of any kind and that
said Elizabeth g. Byrd Is not now q resident 81 the
Territory of New Mexico. and that alleged alb.
sencc u not due 10 her employment in the Army,
Navy or Marine Corps 81 the United States.
Said parties arr hereby notified ~ appear re-
apond and offer evidence touching aRid allegation
az 10 O'Clock a. m IN JanuNry Z, 1908. Lefor. H.
Y. Mckcyes u. $. Court Commissioner. at Dem.
ing. Now Mexico and that final hearing will be-
hold ut 10 o'cluck a. m. on January H. 1905. be-
fore the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Oihce at Las Cruces. N. ~
The said contestant having. IN proper affidavit
lcd Oct p, 1897. set forth facts which show that
after due diligence personal service ~ This notice
can not b. made. it b. hereby ordered ami directed
that such notice be given b. due and proper pub
location.
EuGgsE VAN PArrFN.
Register.