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csp,ai. .ra Mate saved.

ST. JOHNS. \. D. Jan. 2I--Ihc
captain and mate Of the American YES
sci vigllani. which was carried away
from Bay Of Islands hy an ice foe,
we're saved by rcsculng party. The
two men had spent thirty ak hours on
n deserted islaud without food or shell
ter aud suffered Intensely from the
GELD.
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Traia stepped a. rdae Of rr.eIplc..

Irntn -toppFd ON tdae OF ffeetptcr.
SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Jan. IA
special train conveying Governor Beck
man Winthrop aud a number OF ON.
claIs and citizens from San Juan 60 nj.
tend the American Railroad company's
celebration OF the completion of the
railroad connecting San Juan and
Ponce was dcrallcd near QucbradiIlas
because % n defective truck on one Of
the cars The coach containing the
governors party ran OF the rails and
only stopped within six inches Of the
edge Of an enbankment LOO feet
high. The governor jumped from thu
coach aud was not hurt The other
members OF his party were badly
shaken up.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-25

Prof Holden, the corn expert, says
that every ear Of corn intended { I
seed for next years crop that Is hung
up and dried thoroughly before the
hard freezing weather will 20 towards
adding millions OF dollars of profit 10
the corn crop.
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cevbe, Kiii. n-is p.,.a N.sieaas.

CHICAGO. Jan. -. A dispatch 10 the
Tribune from Douglass Arlz. says. IN
y single handed combat NJ Southern
Pacific camp eight miles from Monte
yuma. sonora. Mexico. Bert seelcy. an
Arizona cowboy. shot aud killed slx
Mcxicans lie killed three each In two
separate fights aud escaped"
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D,snepsiA Is Americas curse. Rur-
dock Hood Bitlors conquer dyspepsia
every time. II drives uut impurities,
toncs tie stomach, rest re- perfect ~.
gesiion, normal weight and good
health.
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Condemn. oar work o. Canal.

Condemns Our work ON Canal.
LONDON. Jan. 2l-Phillppe Bunau.
yarllla. who was at one time minister
Of the Panama republic 10 the United
states. delivered an address before the
British Society Of Arts last evening
before \ large number Of engineers and
scientists. lie compared the French
and American work on the canal
largely 60 the disadvantage Of the
latter. saying that the present plan
aud mode Of excavation was antag.
onlstic 60 the natural forces on the
lsihmus The keystone Of the canal. he
said. Gatun dam. will be washed out
AZ the frst earthquake. perhaps even
before IL Inauguration.
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a.... Health and es,nfor, 90 Mother saa

WIZ WIN.IUWH NVVIHINV FlNIIl Iuf
inflammation, allays all pain. anS cures VINO
rulir. Perfectly safe ~ all Casct We woLlI
say 10 every mother wno hasa suffering child
90 not LET your prejudice. nor the pfrluillris
ing child aud tho relief hat will be SURVEYS
A. aoiutsiy surc--to ful'su the use q thh
no. lnlns. II timely used "sico 2Sc. bottle
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NAPLES. ian. 25-Casrar :. Crown.
inshicld. the commercial agent of the
United States at Castellamarc di sta
bla. was married here 10 Miss Grace
Smelling OF New York.
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ouara Acquitted Of resasse.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Ian. 25.--
The second trial Of l.. J. O'IIara In
the United states court here on the
charge Of peonaFe resulted 10 n yer.
diet VI not guilty.
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vigor and cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncom-
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. II the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-25

Doan's Regule,s cure constipation
without gripping, nausea, nor any
weakening effect Ask your druggist
for thsp. 25cents per box.
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Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discourages and lessons ambition; beauty,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-25

child urinates too often, ifthe urine scalds
the flesh, or If, when the child reaches an
age when il should be able to control the
passage, II is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon it, the cause Of the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment OF
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due TO diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made miser-
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. Il is sold
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pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root,
including many of the thousands of testi-
monial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, ". Y, be sure and mention
this paper Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Root
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj.
dress, Binghamton, y. ", on every
bottle
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by druggists, in fifty
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. You may
have a sample bottle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-23
M. MARTINEZ BARRICNUEVO

Jacobo mis&ntropo CAST; habia corrido el
rnundo aprendi0 4 conocerle: sufrio decepciones
prandes sin conuar la Ultima. aquella Irene Que lie
sali6 huera todo este le fue reconcenrando en- 81
misu1o; no creais que fuese egosta nj taclturno,
con ese egosmo taciturndad tristes de ciertos
csractcres que en- fuerza de aislarse aisan va
solo de las afeccones del mundo, hasta de los
latidos de ST. corazon hasta del calor de su
sangre.
Coaozco alg in case de esos, por desgraca
No. Tacobo era TN hombre de esplritu superior.
cuya mpresiona blidad cuyas bondades cuya nobleza
le hiceron sufrr gran ndmero de contratempos.
Del amor de la amstad sao derrotado siempre,
herido: ell tall, de la flor de alma Sc tronch6
nunca pero las hoas Gobaron para secarse mcchas
veces; la luz que So le ba del alma marchitando las
hoias de aauea flor ceeberrina, para del arle
ciego slguna vez.
intense Que ilunnara hiciera levansar aquella for
dulce modesto senstva dispuesta slempre MORN
vviendo por don milagrosa.
Acuella luz iba 81 busciudola inst,ntivamense:
psreg-iao del desier,o por e des;erto del mnndo
enconrar Il -fra consagrala. halo Irene de pfonto
crey6 cumplido 81 ideal, juz.,ando analo, fse
fe.iz; pero Irene era dc muchachas dc asp.cto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-23
Las grandeS loIenciaS nlVa|eS
Los Estados Unidos en- ter
Ger lugar

En- una memoria que acaba de pu-
blicar el Departam ento de Marina
del Cobierno de los Estados Unidos
sobre Ia importancia de las graudes
Potcrcias, balo Il punto de vista ma
val, sc colocau estas asi: Gran Breta-
fla, en- primer lugar con gran mayo
ria De bunues de guerra >obre cual
uuiera de las demaS naclo&es' y que
Fra1cl>. l>atad. j Cuidos Y Alema-
mia reunidas; Fran eia en- segondo
1ugar, los Estados Unldos On el ter
cera.-er1 FL cra~to Alemaaia el la
pon v.l Il a -int,, K-.sl" cA el x:o;
Italia en- el sfptino, en el llt'mo i
octave. Austria. Hangria.
Ell desplazamienio Gle los hnques
de guerra de la Gran Breta1l' =
I.61u.0oo ron .lsAse, ~. 1ls st%ssss<a y -
nues IL Austria -Huagria dc III 500
Aofle ...-t.,s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-23

AL dia sl5uiente, despues DO haber almorzado
salieron Hoffman Jacobo dar vu lta; 10 pro-
puso asi Hoff mann, psra que viese amigo algo
de 10 que habia que Valladolid
Halo Jacobo poblaci6n bieu trste anduvie-
Gales la aci6n de Hoffman, grata porque
tenia ingenio maeia alguna pudo dstraerle;
todo le parcels pesado a hombre lleno de
melancolfas que l. agarraban al coraz6n amena-
zando desprendese Sc de ALI nunca no solo ayud6
clio 10 nspido de aquel paseo por Ia vie cudad por
10 desanmada desagrsdable en- aluel dia de
nieve; que Jacobo hsoia o.sidado aun nj pudo
olvidarla mucho tempo, la catastrofe horrenda;
a4uel tenebro,o cusdr present bas e!e mene
qus /, pua-r. s-cher; cuslquier s';io donde
xrgese mirada. halla5alo t,uo Llanco vapertso
euberto de nieve, Ia nieve Dc sqai, de ALA en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-23
Los reyes magos

DespertoSe nervloso, calenturien-
to. Nal despierto y NAL dormido to-
da la noche, despierto dormido ha-
bfa sofiado con Ia regia cabalgata de
los Reyes Magos. Con los mas ricos
materiales recogidos en- la realidad
torjo la imagination del nifio deslum :
bradosa comitiva; caballos empena-
chados, con rendajes de orc. y sobr e
ellos los Reyes resplandecientes de
Joyas, y detras los camellos cargados
de tlendas enteras de juguetes y de
cajas de dulces.
Apenas clareo ell amanecer anhels-
do, de I'm brinco salto de la ca ma y
corrio al balloon, tremulo de curiosi-
dad y de esperanza Tan pequef1o,
que no alcanzaba levantar la falleba
era TN manojillo de nervios vibran-
tes, morenucho, con la piel fina de los
nInos morenos en-Que sc Transparent
tan las venas muy azules; los oJos en-
continue abrlr y cerrar; la nariz res
pingada; TN feillo con gracia para ser
querido antes que admirado; mimo
de las nadres, celosas siempre por
temenil lnstlnto, que aguzado en- los
h1Jos hermosoS al verlos acaric iadoS
por todos, preferen el menos atracti-
vo, el que eS de elias solo, el que
solo para elias es Undo gracioso
Al ruidoso forceiear del ni1lo para
abrir Ell balloon acudio una criada
dando gritos.
-iDemonio, que te vas 4 morir,
vuelve la cana!
los Reyes! iQuiero yer 10 que
me han traido los Reyes!
-iQue tonic, que tonic,
Era e] hermano mayor que re1a
desde Ia CANA al enterarse de 10 ocu-
rrido.
Mira, mira-le decia al pequeno
cuandO Ia criada lie subi6 en- brazOs
q la cama.-Yo tengo va mi regalo
y lie ensenaba un duro de los rcciGn
acuf1ados. Me dijo papa anoche: TT
crees en- ESQ de los Reyes: iTonto,
mas que tonic. Los Reyes son papa
y mana -.
i -iMentiroso!-grit6 el peque1lo con
ira.-Han venido los Reyes me han
traido Inuchas cosas, V ii NADIA, nor
que me haces rabiar...
-iTonto, mas cue tonto'-scgufa e.
Otro implacable.
FL peque1Io rompi6 4 llorar. Acu-
di6 el padre, deSazonado pr Ia grite-
ria, de NAL temple.
-:QuG ocurre2
ExpIicado el case. el padre educa-
dor p p)sitivista, tom0 deode luego el
partido de Ia raz6n practica
-Iu hermanO tlene raz0p: no hay
tales Reyes; esas son tonteriaS y los
homb!cs no Green en- esas coSas.
FL niiIo quedo ate1rado ante las Sc
veras afrmaciones de su padre. Llo-
Taba calladamente, con honda pc
ma.
-cLo yes, 10 ves:-le decla triun-
falmente el mavo4.
\ q lloraba, lloraba . Entr6 Ia
madre,
Quo tiene ell ni1o2 :PorquG llora'
-;Dejale. por tont6rias.
Gore z6n. cPorqul lloras2
-Porque dice papa que no vienen
los Reyes Magos; que no hay Reyes
Magos..
FL padre Sc disponia insistir con
mayor severidad; pero Ia madre lie
-contuvo con una nirada.
-cTe han dicho ESQ? iPor hacerte
rabiar' Isl hay Reyes Magos, 81, vida
mia! Unos Reyes muy buenos que
quieren mucho los ii1os.
Y secando besos las lagrlmas del
hijo, iba contando la eterna leyenda
Y el nifIo, al oirla, Sc abrazaba ella
como ST ansiosO Sc amamantara de
nuevo al pecho de su madre; Y con
hipo de risa y llanto desatiaba al pa
DIRE y al hermeno.
ives 10 que dice mama? .Ves &C.
mo es verdad todo?
/acinto Ben0vente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-23
Perez Escrich

La Duquesa de Martell, 2 tomos.
La Pecadora. Novela de costumbres,
= tomOS
Encuadernados en- Pasta Espanola]
De venta en- Ell BOLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-23
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ VIGO. NJ IA
M AVA q u EZ

Situado este sstableciniento On el centre
de la Gallo Mendes Vigo, con un jardfn al
frente, es el que reuns mayeres ventajas
y comodidades para los sexorsa viajeros, J
el que cueuta con mejeres habitaciones ffss-
cas-. ventiladas, maguficos baaos y duchas.
u Coni1Ae & telae heeas N
The Lamar register., 1907-12-25
Governor Hughes.

II is conceded in the state of New
York that solid delegation will be
sent by the Republicans Of the EN-
pirs State to the National Republican
convention, for the nomination of
Governor Hughes for president. 1t is
confidently asserted that New Jersey
will follow suit and that the New
England states will support the New
York candidate. With Pennsylvania
Indiana and Illinois IN a combina-
ton with New York that aggregation
will name tho next presidential nom-
inse and there is little doubt Of such
an aggregation being formed. 1t
looks good for Hughes.
In q recent speech Gov. Hughes
thus defined his conception of the
public service. "Of highest import.
anos is the sentiment of honor in con-
nsction with public service. Parties
may dispute IS they will over politics
but there can be no dispute with re-
ference to the demand that public
privileges shall be granted only in
the public interest, and that the
public officers shall regard only pub
lie interest in the administration of
government.
"Ths cry Every man for himself
Il out of date. The demand for the
future will be Every man for the
people No enc can be permitted
70 put private interest above the pub
lie advantage. And thus in recog-
niziag the necessity of giving fair
opportunity for individual success,
Of protecting thrift and the reward
Of Industry, and at the same time in
insisting fidelity to trust, upon the
rights Of the community and upon
the supremacy Of law representing
the will Of the people, in endeavoring
10 call the most efficient to the service
Of the state, aLi in discharging the
duties of public Office with sole re-
gard to to public interests, shall we
diffuse the blessing Of prosperity,
making it . servant to the happiness
Of all."-National- Farmer.
The Lamar register., 1907-12-25
Holly items.

Joel Knowlsn's mother, who came
10 visit them about ten days ago, died
very suddenly last Saturday morning
of pleurisy. The remains were tax
en- east Sunday for burial at her old
home. We extend our sympathies
in this hour of sorrow.
]. L. Stigers has traded the Fred
Mohl ranch to a Colorado Springs
man for residence property in that
city seven houses and lots and three
vacant lots were the consideration,
The Lamar register., 1907-12-25
Put Tin Local BANK. .

Topeka, Kas., Dec. 25.-Since the
financial stringsncy throughout the
country set in, the Santa Fe Railway,
70 insure the prompt payment of it's
employees along the line, monthly,
and 70 maintain public sonfdsnoe,
has caused it's agents to deposit their
daily receipts of cash in the local
banks. The usual rule ls for the
Treasurer Of the Company to collect
BY express delivery, the local banks
using the pay checks IS exchange
and getting the cash back later. But
this took the money away from home
and, il followed during the stringency,
would have kept it away indefinitely;
aud 20, November Z, E. L. Copeland,
Secretary and Treasurer of the Santa
Fs, notified the local banks and
station agents that, until further
orders, the agents would keep all re-
osipts in banks at home. In conse-
qusnoe, the money has been kept In
circulation at home; the merchants
eashing the pay checks IN settlement
Of accounts as usual, and the banks
meeting them with the Santa Fe's
own money. The effect of this has
been, to take care of employees
promptly, and also to inspire the
pnblio with added confidence in the
1eS.al banks.
Speaking Of the incident today,
Treasurer Copeland said: at simply
Is following out the Santa Fe's long
established policy of helping the
country which our lines traverse,
from Lake Michigan to the Gulf OF
Mexico and the Pacific Ocean. Our
prosperity depends on the prosperity
Of the country which supplies us
with traffic, and 30 We stand by our
people. Besides that, We having
custody of share of the currency
Of the country, for the protection Of
the local banks and merchants, felt
it to be our duty to keep that money
at home where it might be kept in
circulation, and where 1t has been
kept in circulation"
The Lamar register., 1907-12-25

Inc barnard ana oon ano t""'
woods nuiiinR outnt nave osen
threshing SEED In THIS ''c'n''y'
Mr.. Spencer, cousin OF our genial
Sam, is visiting the latter and family.
Heis highly impressed with the
great future Possioiii''es ano eApeo.'
to become . n1ture Win us. his
The Lamar register., 1907-12-25

J. II. Swearington Of Lawrence
Kansas, was killed at Osddos, Is
miles east of here Monday morning
by passenger train No. 8 Of the San
to Fe railroad. He was snroute to
Washington state with . car Of
horses. His train had sidetracksd to
allow the passenger to pass. He
went forward to the engine and the
approach of the passenger train was
concealed by steam. The pilot Of
the engine struck him in the back,
knocking him some distance, break.
ins his neck. Coroner Cahill took
charge of the remains and his rels-
tives were notified.-Las Animss
Leader.
The Lamar register., 1907-12-25
90 YEARS AGO
Notes from The Lamar Register Of
Dec. "a. 1887

A. Msrburg moved a quarter Of
mile nearer town yesterday, house
and all.
]. W. Golladay has bought half
interest in Mort Strains transfer
wagons and teams.
A heavy snow fell on Monday the
10Th, and afterwards a heavy wind
rose and turned into general bliz-
card which covered all this section of
Colorado. A number Of narrow es-
capes are reputed by homesteaders
attempting to go home in the storm
and two deaths rsputed from the
region north of Granada.
The Lamar register., 1907-12-25

Senator jeff Devils of Arkansas,
Who denounced the trusts with such
vehemsnce . week after he was
sworn in as senator, has put himself
on record Is being in favor of the
family trust in matters of patronage.
The senator found at his disposal,
after he took the oath, two small ap-
pointments, one a private secretary
and the other q lsborer at 5000 a
year. He conferred the appoint
ments On each of his two daughters.
Some Of the colleagues Of the Ark
The Lamar register., 1907-12-25
8u9ardaIo.

A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of MI. q. w. Lowe on
Friday last whom q number of near
neighbors and friends gathered to-
gether to give them farewell sur
prise party. Oysters were served as
refreshments. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe
and family are intending leaving for
California shortly after Christmas.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the entertainment given by the
La Dell-Fox Concert Company in
Wiley on the 10Th also the Wiley
Public School Concert on the 18th,
Both were much appreciated by all.
Van Hart who has been spend
ing a few days with friends in Lamar
returned heme on Thursday.
Frank Tweedie is home from
Lamar High School, for the Christ
mas holidays.
The Columbine School gave their
closing program last Friday after
noon.
Mr.. D. g. Tweedie who has been
marketing some of his sheep in Kan
sas City returned home last Thurs
day.
We hear that wedding bells are
soon to ring In this vicinity.
T. B. D.
The Lamar register., 1907-12-25

the ranch being valued at $3.50 per
acre, or $4,000.
]. E. Fisk, who had q finger crush
cd in . wreck of caboose at Lancas-
ter, settled with the company last
week, receiving $40O IN cash besides
all expense and time for man to run
his shop while he is recovering.
L. L. Guthrie was severely burned
about the shoulders by sugar syrup
boiling over at tho factory last week.
Albert Finke was also slightly burn
ed about the limbs while trying to
make his escape from danger Holly
Chieftain.
The Lamar register., 1907-12-25

ansas trust buster have suggested
the adyisability of increasing the
lstter's quota of patronage, as Mr..
Davis has six other children not pro-
vided with appointments.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25

Kherson and Texas Red rust
proof oats are good varieties.
Other good grams are bo-day
barley and rye. Russian and Ger
man millrts are good. The best
variety OF Indian corn will have to
be found by experiment, but Kan
sas yellow dent is a promising
variety. Sorghum, kattir corn and
milo maize will be- very important.
Mexican beans are a valuable and
an important crop. The Canadian
field pea is worth a thorough trial,
for if it does we'll it will be q val
liable seed, especially for fattenlng
cattle, sheep and hogs. The
Whippoorwill pea would also be
very valuable as a feed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25

SOLDIERS WIDOW.
The widow Of a deceased soldier who never used his homestead
right, can make a soldiers homestead entry, and is required to re-
side personally on the land for one year. If the widow OF a deceased
soldier has died or again married, his minor children, through a guard
ian, can make a soldiers homestead entry.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Any homesteader, who by reason of failure Of crops, sickness Or any
other unavoidable casualty is unable to make a living for himself
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25

as the heavier
land, as it is
naturally in a
loose condition.
The land should
not be left turn
ed up rough as
it is left by the
breaking pillow,
but should be
pulverized a S
soon as posi-
BILE. The harrow
should follow
not more than a
day behind the
pillow, and the
best plan is to
harrow d o W n
before n o on
what was plow-
ed in the morn
ing and in the
evening W h a t
was p o W f d.
after d i inner.
Roug land dries
out ra d y
while the pull
verified surface
holds the mois-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25

The disposal
of the crops is
as important as
growing them.
Wheat a n 4
a t s h o u ! d
make good mon
ey crops. I h t
ideal condition
is to remove as
little plant food
from the farm
AS possible, and
this can be at
tanned 10y iced,
ing as much OF
the C II = 10
stock as posi-
bile. There are.
great possihili-
ties in %tattrning
range cattle and
lambs here, and
OF hog raising.
lDairying should
receive careful
attention., tor
this d i STRIFE
could produce a
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25
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W0rkS!m WiSd0m lust MOH mute
them all: tie earH IS /UU IT TIM
riches. PSQiMS I.9/-DI

Along the line OF agriculture
and crops, and conditions best
adapted to Northeast New Mexico,
something Of interest may be had
from a careful persual OF the fol-
lowing sections Of Prot. !. ID.
Tinsley's speech delivered to the
farmers here the first of May. Prof.
Tinsley is soil physicist of the
Agricultural College Of New MeXi-
CO.. His advice to the county far
mers was in part as follows
The sandy land will probably
not have to be plowed as deeply
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settler is absent must be made up at the end OF the i've years el
dence and cultivation required by law.
THE COST.
The government fee for filing upon 100 acres OF public land rs
SOLO. The fee Tor showing the land to the prospective settler, SUI
veying it and marking the corners is $40 to SIS. Distance the locator
travels makes the difference in his costs. This makes the total cost
vary from $40 10 to $34.Io.
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leaves one, if not, to his heirs.
Neither the widow MOI the heirs are
required to live on the land, but
must keep up the improvements.
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and family on his claim, a Sc
cure a leave OF absence not exceed
ing one year. When a leave OF
absence is granted, the time the