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, 1908-02-01
IRISH T DEAD.
Succumbed to Operation for Append
citis Performed Thursday.

Columbus, O., Feb. dennis O'Sul-
Ivan, the Irish actor and singer, died
today at Grand hospital after an opera.
ton for appendicitis performed Thurs
day. He was born in San Francisco
in 1866. His greatest success IA in
Peggy Machree."
, 1908-02-01
SERMON ON WHATS THE
MATTER WITH LARAMIE? r

The above is the subject Of the adj
dress tomorrow night at the New Bap-
fist church, and it is a subject of in
terest to many people of the city de-
string to know the position that will
be taken at that time. An especial
invitation is accorded to the city coun
ell, public officers of the city and those
interested in a greater Laramie.
, 1908-02-01
Summer Resort Hotel Burned.

Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. 1.-The Ham
ilton hotel, a tourist resort on the
banks of the Suwanee river, at White
Springs, Fla, was completely destroy
ed by fire last night. The house was
crowded with guests and many had
narrow escape from death, eight being
overcome by smoke and carried from
the burning hotel.
Cottages Also Burned.
All the cottages on the hotel grounds
were also destroyed. The loss is esti-
mated at $1OO,O 900. The fiji is said to
have been caused by defective wiring.
, 1908-02-01
FIVE DEAD
IN A FIRE
ROOMING HOUSE AT KANSAS CITY
BURNED FROM EXPLOSION
OF NATURAL GAS
EARLY TODAY.

Lady From HarrisonvilIe, Two Wait
resses and Two Cooks Among the
Victims, Five Others Being In
Banks of Shawnee River and Ad-
joining Cottages Burned Today.
, 1908-02-01
Cold in Kansas.

Topeka, Kas., Feb. IA cold wave
prevails over Kansas today. The tenn.
perature this morning at 6 o'clock was
three degrees below, the coolest of the
winter. Railroad men say the snow
over the state is not sufficient to in
'erfere with traffic, though a high wind
prevails.
, 1908-02-01
RESIGNS POSITION
WITH MINING COMPANY.

Victor Carlin yesterday rendered his
resignation as manager for the Key
stone Mines company's mines and will
devote some time to his private mining
business, he having some excellent
claims in the district.
, 1908-02-01
Summons for Defendants.

The complainant asks subpoenas
against the defendants requiring them
to appear and answer, but not under
oath, the allegations, and perform sEch
orders or DEGREES as the court may
make. A temporary injunction pend
ing a final hearing is asked.
, 1908-02-01
Nebraska Trains DELAYED.

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. Intense cold
and drifting snow have delayed all
trains in southern Nebraska. At Lin
coin the minimum temperature was
three degrees below and at McCook it
was ten below.
, 1908-02-01
Ten Below at Denver.

Denver, Colo, Feb. Last night
was the coolest Of the winter in north.
ern Colorado, ten degrees below zero
being recorded by the weather bureau
at Denver.
, 1908-02-01
GROUND OF INSANITY MAINTAIN
ED AND SLAYER OF WHITE
WILL GO TO MATTEA-
WAN ASYLUM.

Demonstration Prevented by the Judge,
One Man Being Fined for Con.
tempt-Thaw and His Attorneys
Hopeful That He Will Soon VIII
His Way to Freedom and To the
Bosom Of His Family.
, 1908-02-01
DAUGHTER BORN TO
ROLLING MILL MAN.

A handsome, bright eyed little
daughter arrived this morning at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Burke of
the west side, and mother and babe are
doing nicely.
, 1908-02-01

Missouri is in the grip of the first bliz-
Zard of the winter. The thermometer
touched zero last night, and snow
fiurries and high winds caused great
suffering, particularly % livestock.
, 1908-02-01
CAME WITH LUMBER
FROM HARNDEN MIL

Messrs. Higginson and Ainley ar
rived last night with lumber from the
Harnden sawmills at Cooper hill for
the building department of the w. H..
Holiday company.
, 1908-02-01

o New York, Feb. Harry X .
9 Thaw was found not guilty on the 9
g ground of insanity. 6
. Now in the Asylum. >
O Harry X. Thaw was taken to 9
Q Matteawan late this afternoon. G
@ O g 9 G g g @ @ q G G G G
, 1908-02-01
CUTTING Down Expenses.

Houston, Tex, Feb. Effective
March 1, the land and immigration de-
partment of the Southern Pacific viii
be abolished. This action is taken to
decrease the expenses.
, 1908-02-01
Freshmen Not Enioined.

Cincinnati, O., Feb. Limited States
Judge Thompson today handed down
"a decision refusing to enjoin the In.
ternational Pressmen's union from
striking.
, 1908-02-01
THAW NOT GUILTY IS
VERD|CTO F THE JURY

night than any time since he killed
Stanford White.
Committed for Indefinite Period.
Justice Bowling said he deemed that
Thaw's discharge would be dangerous
to public safety and committed him 10
the Matteawan asylum for the insane
for an indefinite period.
Attorney Files Exception.
Attorney Littleton filed an exception
to the decision retaining Thaw in GUS
tody and committing him to an asy.
lum. At the request of the defendants
counsel, Justice Bowling delayed the
execution of the order committing
Thaw to the asylum until 3 D. m. to
allow the counsel to confer as to
whether or not a writ of habeas corpus
will be sued out to have his sanity
tested by a commission before he is
taken to the asylum.
Fourteen Ballots Taken.
The jurymen refused to divulge the
secrets of their deliberations further
than to say that fourteen ballots were
taken.
Thaw and Wife Pleased.
Thaw and his wife were the only
members of the family in court when
the verdict was received. Both seem.
ed pleased. Thaw stood and smilingly
bowed to the jurymen as they fled out
of the box. District Attorney Jerome
seemed satisfied with the verdict.
Thaw's counsel thanked the jury with
a hearty handshake for each man.
No Demonstration Allowed.
Only a few spectators were allowed
to enter the court room when the jury
entered at 1920. Justice Bowling
warned the spectators against any
demonstration.
PelI Was Fined.
Theodore Roosevelt Pell, the noted
tennis player, %applauded the verdict.
Pell was fined $25 for contempt of
court.
Mother Thanks God.
When the news of the verdict was
communicated to Mrs. William Thaw,
the prisoners mother. Mt the Hotel
Lorraine, she said: Thank God; my
son is saved; | am perfectly satisfied"
, 1908-02-01
FINAL CALL
FOR VETERAN
TAPS SOUND FOR FORMER SOL.
DER, POSTMASTER, COUNTY
CLERK AND CITY CLERK.
Charles Wolfe Spalding Succumbs to
Paralysis, Last Few Days Being
Unconscious and Free From Pain
Leaves Wife, TWO Sons and
Daughter-Funeral on Sunday.

Charles Wolfe Spalding, n of the
pioneer residents of Laramie and one
of the best citizens OF the state, died
at his home, 512 Eighth street, of par
alysis, at Has last evening, after hav-
ing been unconscious for two or three
days. The end came peacefully, the
old gentleman passing away as a babe
going to sleep, surrounded by the low
ing wife, son and daughter. The fu-
neral will be held from the house
Sunday afternoon, at 2:3O, with SER
vices for the church by Dean Arnold
G. H. Bode of st. Matthews cathedral
and for the Grand Army of the Re-
public by Rev. A. C. Hogbin, chaplain
of Custer post of that order. The pail
bearers will be selected from among
the friends of the deceased.
Native of Kentucky.
Mr.. Spalding was born at Maysville,
KY, May 10, 1885, and was in his 73d
year. He came with his wife and one
son, Charles Dickinson Spalding, from
Bloomington, ILL.,, in 1876, and has
since been a resident of this city. Mr..
Spalding and Miss Annetta Dawson
were married at Bloomington, ILL.,,
where Mayor S~palding, their older son,
was born. Another son, George w.
Spalding, and their only daughter,
Miss Irene S~palding, a student at the
university, were born in this city.
George Spalding is now in the west
and his brother. Mayor Spalding, was
unable to reach him by telegraph this
morning.
, 1908-02-01
Cold Wave at Oklahoma.

City, Okla, Feb. IA de
eiued fall in temperature, accompanied
Ny nigh wind. occurred here last night.
me thermometer stood ten above zero
at 8 o'clock today.
, 1908-02-01
Served as Postmaster.


After coming to Laramie Mr.. Spald-
ing became postmaster of this city,
having taken the Office after the re-
tirement of Edgar William Nye. He
was for two terms county clerk of
Albany county, was at one time city
clerk, and until his retirement a few
years ago was assistant postmaster,
giving up that position on account of
his failing health. Since his retire
ment from the postoffice he has spent
the greater part of the time at home,
coming to the business district of the
city seldom. He was about among the
neighbors, his CHEEKY smile and hear
ty word greeting them from time to
time. His health was feeble, but his
mind was active. and he had friends
in every block in the city, who always
gave him a welcome when he came for
his brief and informal visits.
Served in Twentieth Illinois.
Mr.. Spalding entered the service Of
the United States on June 10, 1861, in
Company C, Twentieth Illinois. and
was discharged from that regiment
April 26, 1864, as a first lieutenant.
His military record was clear and hon
orable and he was a great %favorite
with his comrades. He became a char
ter member of Custer post, holding the
positions of a%djutant, quartermaster
and commanded of that post. Custer
post was organized August 2S, 1878, a
couple of years after Lieutenant
Spalding reached Laramie.
Formerly a Knight of Pythias.
Mr.. Spalding at Bloomington had
been a member of the Knights Of
Pythias, but did not retain his men,
bership after coming west and was
not affiliated with the order in this
state.
To Mrs. Spalding and her children
will go the heartfelt sympathy of the
people of this city and county. C. D.
Spalding was elected mayor at the
last election, showing the esteem in
which. he is held here. His worth is
shown in many ways. Miss Irene is a
splendid student at the university,
having graduated with honors from
the city schools before entering that
institution. Friends are doing what
they can to assuage the grief of the
members of the family.
, 1908-02-01
CITY AND COUNTY
FUNDS COLLECTED,

UNDS COCCEC Ed.
During the month OF January Jus
tice Hugh Hynds collected $1S7.5O in
fines in city cases, $3.50 in fines in
county criminal cases n $1,000 in
fees in civil cases in the justice court.
, 1908-02-01

The Republican is the only paper In
Laramie that prints all the news and
reaches all the people.
, 1908-02-01
Jurors Glad of Release.

After having argued and balloted
all night, the Thaw jurors this morn
ing heartily welcomed their release
from confinement when, shortly after
S O'Clock, they were taken to breakfast.
Several of the jurymen are well along
in years and showed the effects of the
strain in their drawn, tense faces.
Thaw Arose at Dawn.
Thaw was up at down, and to the
keepers expressed the hope that the
jury would reach a verdict. He seems
reconciled to the fact that the best he
can hope for is a term of confinement
In the asylum, but is convinced, as are
his attorneys, that he would be able
to win his way out of the asylum in a
short while.
Restless During Night.
Thaw was more restless through the
, 1908-02-01
Will Go to Asylum.

New York, Feb. 1.-Thaw will be
committed to the Matteawan asylum.
There was no demonstration in
the court room when the verdict of
not guilty on the ground Of insanity
at the time he killed White was an
nounced.
, 1908-02-01
SENATOR WARREN MAKES REPLY
To SECRETARY WALKER OF
NATIONAL WooLGRoW-
ERs' ASSOCIATION.

Ex-President Takes Occasion to Re-
late a Few Plain Truths and Re-
cites Some History of Great I'm
portance to the %Sheepmen of the
Entire ~Nation-Glad to Be ReIiev-
ed of Duties. .
, 1908-02-01

Zero In Missouri.
OF. Joseph, Mo-, Feb. Northwest
, 1908-02-01
Thaw and Wife Pleased.
PeII Was Fined.

Theodore Roosevelt Pell, the noted
tennis player, applauded the verdict
Pell vas fined $25 for contempt o.
court.
, 1908-02-01
Mother Thanks God.

When the news of the verdict was
communicated to Mrs. William Thaw,
the prisoners mother. Mt the Hotel
Lorraine, she said: Thank God; my
son is saved; I am perfectly satisfied"
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Young Lady Hurt.

Miss Bessie Brown, Of Wash
ington City, who is here visiting
her aunt, Mrs. C. A. Golden,
fell from a horse while out riding
Sunday morning and was quite
painfully although not seriously
injured. The animal ran away
with her and it was fortunate
she was not more gravely hurt.
Her friends here will be sorry to
learn OF her accident.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Court has ground out.

Court has ground out.
Christmas shopping is under.
way.
The holidays. they are almost
here.
Plant your Christmas ads in
The Graphic.
The 1909 calendars will soon
be circulating.
Buy your groceries from Shull
Bros. Clean, fresh stock. Phone
l5I Free delivery.
Things will go off in whirl
some day in Deming and no mis-
take.
Now is the time to set out
Onion Sets for early spring
onions.
J. A. MAHoNEY.
Let US help you get married -
by furnishing the wedding sta
tionery.
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CONTEST NO g1l.
Contest Notice.

DEPARTMENT Of ,t, interior. United States Land
uWcc ~ l18 Cruces. ~ M., October -. lDt
A su.r,"nt contest affidavit having b nn
flri m tins office by John r. Eahb. COZ.
tn.iant. agrnst Desert ls1i Entry g.,
la.G male Oc'pbrr 81. lJn5. fpF 50 0. aW.i a isl.
{. Section j.. MA NWt g lnt ]. S,c'iu. D..
rlglu.p - s. Rtpgs D.! W. hy JDlrpn %
ErIer Can'cst,,. iu which D. Do alleged ''t'
aad RId"ft tai never improved or reclaimed
said hand iu any manner. TIA, hu hli made no Ir.
p51gymants whatever thU,,u. bot las who'd,
abandon : sail t-aa. aHi B. 900 longer rcs,l.r'
OF New .lexiro."
Srd parties arc hereby rotgnl 40 apurar. 90.
,p'rI and offer evidence lughiug said allegation
az luuc'"cl. q. m. un Dee o. lg.s. l,inrc o. /
Nckrlrs. l.. =. Court Comm aiuucr 90 Dcm'HE
81. H. AMI that final hearing viii be- held az
% m. 900 Dc. g. 900. before tar Register HUI
Receiver 90 the United states Land Oucc 30 i.aI
Cruces. y NJ
Tue said contestant having iu proper affidavit
filed oct g. 1905 set form facts which lh..
tI' alter Gu, diligence p.iHpual service NJ iNH
notice cannot lv made. 10 b, ho.uly ordered alI
directed that such notice be- gNcl by due aHu
proper Publication.
EJUfSE vAy rArrry. Register
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Mr.. l.. G. Britton has returned
from a trip to his old home at
Guymon, Okla, and again as
stunned charge of the Cozy Cor
ner restaurant. His family will
Join him here during the holi-
days.
The new Santa Fe time tables
which went into effect Nov. s,
gives passengers from Deming
and other points south of Albu-
querQue, close connection with
Kansas City and the east over
the Belen cutoff, The new
route shortens the distance to
Chicago by several hours, be-
sides being almost entirely free
of heavy grades and high altl-
tudes.
A hunting party, composed Of
Henry Meyer, Dwight Stephens,
Chris Raithel and jim Haley,
who had been spending a week
down on the lower Animas In
search of game, returned hcme
Saturday evening. They saw
plenty of deer and small game
! but failed to embrace any griz-
zles. However, they bagged
plenty of what they saw and eX'
pericnced a general good time
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CONTEST No. 93l
Contest Notice

DEPARTMENT Of the Interior. United States Ian
Office ut Las Cruces, n, NJ, Oc,uh,r@', lei,.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been ilri IN
this office by l.cmncr T.. Marg.ayc, crltcstan'
against Desert luld entry No.l2J,. mad, Nov. H.,
iWs for Northeast quarter, Section H.. Township
q, s, Range w, by Addison /. Davis tontcstcc,
in which 1t IA alleged that The Taid Addison l..
Davis, has wholly and entirely failed TO make the
rcauistc expenditure during the first year after
said entry, that IL, after the 10th DAY Of Nuvcm-
her 1905 and before the 10th day ~ November.
1901, that there are no improvements Of any Kind
upon said tract, and that said Addison l., Davis
las rcmuvcd from the Territory OF New Mexico
and n not now resident thereof"
Said parties are hereby notified 20 az.
pear. respond and offer evidence touching suid
allegations at 10 O'Clock a. m. on Dec. 2. nos,
before B. Y Mckeyes, ". 5. Court Commissioner,
at neminR. New Mexico. and that final hearing
viii he held at 10 o'clock u. m, on Dee.
". 1908 before the Registcr and Receiver
ut the United S,atc1 Land Oiec IN Las Crueca,
y. NJ.
The aaid contestant having. in proper affidavit
filed Oct -. 1895 set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service OF thi.
notice canno, he made, II Is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice DO giyca by due aud
proper publication.
EUGENE VAs PArrES. Register,
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Department lir ir'"iH-. lm.I 9'aios Land
oH'vAi h. Dtlort g.. ". Nos ls. 1905
a Igi.ir.tu. suUtp, affidavit ha,irg b'on filed
ir thia oicc b. Jr3'r.ln o. Hanna c,ltrstunt
nEsIuIt narit Land ENTITY 20 ilD4. mnI- April
70. 10 q. ior Southeast quarter. SECTION -.
Township % $ Range Q vs.. hy AuQu. e Decker.
tontcitcc. In which ~ alleged that Angus e.
Decker has vhnllj and entirely failed 10 make the
requisite annual expenditure iIU. the GrIt and
second y"ars G't"f making said entry. that is VI.
ter the 18th day N Apul 1900 uuI before ih,
2lth day " Arril l'o', and that there arc 90
improvements thereon ~ Gsy kind
Said pnrticl are horchy uothci Ia appear. r..
sppnd and offer evidence touching .ail Glisga-
uoa At 10 O'Clock o. M. ON December - lap..
before 4. $ Ciur' Coninis.'Ygrr u. s. MrK,lrf.
al bcmrg NcN MnNgoa and that final hearing viii
be- held OF ~ O'Clock g. o.. ou January e. ''JJ
before DE z gistor aud Receiver ~ the United
States l.agi Office ,n Las Crucr, %. ~
Tho aid cou'".iaut having IN proper a,H-
duNithrd November IT, lH1.. If fIr'h 'ici. ,..t
ah"w that after due diligence pnr.tHA. scryIe, ~
this notice ,ar mot be- inlI' ~ ifhri.hJ aal...l
and dircr'oi ,rat reh notice ~ given b. g.,
uuu proper publication.
fuggSE Nsv PlrT !..H ..rr
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CONTEST NO. 90.
Contest Notice.

Department Of the Interior. Ualtcl Staioa
Land Office at Las Crucce. y. M, oct -. lsn2
a sufficient contest a'hiAyi; having bcrn h',d
IN this Office hy John =. IHbh. cuu.
tostant. against Des,it Land En,ry No. 1916.
made Oct 70. 1901. for sen NWH. W. NEa:
SEA EEl g SEh. Section 10. Township %
Range " Why Lillian y. Rilrn, contr zee. m
which u 10 alleged that the Aaid kudcrt has
never improved. Or r,snmcd said entiy in amy
manner. that she has made no Improvement
whatever thorcun. but has wholly nlAl met said
land and is not now O resident " Now Mexico.
Sad parties ARE hereby notified To appear ~.
ip0nd and offer evidence tolchlrF snii allegation
nt 10 p'rl'.h % m. IN D'crInIsr itE before 4
Y N 'Et,,s U 5. Court Coami4iougr. 1T Dom.
ing, NrH drAicl, AM th-. 1n1 heuiug w.ll b.,
he Il ai ~ i'iock ~, On I,,eHb.' -. lJf b..
fore il, % KS % aHi Is ariS, at mo United
State. l.ri ONse. 70, Ca. 'rucgs q. ~
The sod cIutrsta uly '..uauf.psr affidavit.
hi j p.. ..aJ .Hfl ftu Facts uhigu show mat
ate. 3. d.iE,l.. p..'ra' .H.si.' 60. ;.,t Do,ire
cal not h'fpiI" 10 .a rri'hi Yui'rHd Hud direct .
uat .Y'h l9sicp OcE ,e' % duo nI1 proper p4D.
hcAa'i.
El.LsG VS. pA,Jay. Register
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How TO Get Strong

p. J. DAILY, of 1917 W. Congress ST ,
Chicago, tells Of Il way to get strong.
He says, MY mother, who is getting
old and feeble, is deriving SO much len.
eft from Electric Bitters that feel 1t
my duty to tell those who need tonic
and strengthening medicine about il.
In my mothers case marked gain in
flesh has resulted, insomnia has been
overcome, aud she is steadily growing
stronger. Electric BlttcrS quickly
remedy stomach, liver and kidney com.
plants. Sold under guarantee at al
druggists.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that The I'M
ier,igaed, Sarah j. Chapman. was on
the l2th day Of November 4. ID. lgps,
duly appointed adminlstratrix Of the
estate of Cooke Chapman, deceased.
All persons having claims against said
,s'ate are required to present the same
duly verified within one year from the
ducGf -riiappoiutm nt,thc time ALLOW
cd by law iof the presentation Of such
claims, and II 30. go presented ari
Glri the claim wi., be- barred toy vIrlur"
Of the statute m such eases made ard
provided. All persons indebted t. sar4
estate are i,qlcs,,d to settle Win the
undersigned.
SARAH J. CUhrINN.
Administrators Of the Estate Of Cooke
Chapman.
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior, u. s. Land
Office at Las Cruces, N, NJ, October
~, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Laura +.
Hon, Of Demng, N. NJ, who Oh March
y, 1907, made Homestead application
No. 1888, for Northwest quarter, See.
ton 81, Township % s., Range 8 w.,
New Mexico Principal Meridian, has
flied notice OF intention TO make final
communication proof, to establish claim
10 the land above described, before b.
Y McKeyes, u S. Court Commission
er, at Deming. n. NJ, on the 9Th day
OF December. 1908.
Claimant names "a witnesses.
James =. Doherty, Of Deming, H. NJ.
Grundy Bleyins /"
Frank Cox " -
Pink Westfall &"
EUGENE VAN PATTEN, Register
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Many of our people are plan
ming trips back to the old home
in the East during the holidays.
If you want laundry work or
general cleaning done at your
home, send for Mrs. Faust. 10
cents an hour.
Rev. Word and son, James,
leave in few days for a short
stay at their old home in Ken
lucky.
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Rotiee foc Publication.

Department OF tie !N'r.iur, L, ). Land
Office at Las Cruces, -. ~, Nlye~-
Der 10, 1913
Notice Is hereby given that IN Lee
Lewis. of pcm.ug, n. M..who, GA Sept.
Il, 1906. made Homestead application
No. ISL. for Southeast quarter See
ton ,, Township - s, Range Z W, y.
VI. pr. Meridian, has i,ca notice VI H..
tcr'iun to make Final Communication
Proof. to establish claim - tie land
above described, before Il. v Nc.
Reyes. Il. $. Commissioners at Dcming,
n. NJ, on the lIth Day OF December,
1903.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Robert \. Lewis, of pcminr, ~ NJ.
Wiley Davis, of brmiug, H. NJ
Amry IT, Kelly, OF prmnE, y. VI.
benjamin K. Lcwis,of Dcmug \. VI.
EUGENE VAN PArrES, Register.
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Dealer In
A Payins Investment

Mr.. Johu White, ot IS Highland Ave.
Huul,ou. Maine. says: "llayc been
troubled with cough every winter and
spring Last winter tried many ad.
ver,iscd remedies, bat the cough con-
,inucd until bought q ~, bottle ol
Dr. Kings New Discovery; before that
was half gone. the cough was all gone,
This winter the same happy result has
followed: few doses once more ban.
ishrd the annual cough am now
convinced that pr Kings New Dis.
coycry Is the best of all cough and lung
remedies" Sold under guarantee at
all druggists. SOC and SL0O, Trial
bottle free.
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior, U. Stand
Office at Las Cruces. n. NJ, October
"a, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that David
DeLong, Of Deming. New Mexico, who,
on April rs, 1906, made Homestead
application No. Abs. for Southeast
quarter, Section Il, Township q S.,
Range 10 w., New Mexico Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make final Communication Proof, "a
establish claim to the land above de-.
scribcd, before B. Y. McKoyes, U. 5.
Court Commissioned Deming, n. NJ,
on the An day OF December, 1903.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
William +. Harris, OF Demiug, n. VI
Alurij l. FriaJie "
A'onlo a. Douglass "
Joseph &. Harris
EUGENE VAN pATTEs, Register.