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pauses because of emotion and partly
because of weakness.
He said he was born in Germany
and came to America 81 years ago.
He is 43 years old. He was a tanner
by trade and later flute player, and
lived in st. Louis for eight years.
When his wife died he came to Chi
cago.
Plays Flute in Saloons.
He used to play in saloons and
about the streets to earn money. He
went to board at the house of Mrs.
Mary Knobel. 755 Racine avenue, IL
years ago, Mrs. Knobel had come
from the town of his birth, Kirchhofen,
in the province of Baden. The two
were friends from childhood. Mrs.
Knobel had three children-George.
who is now II years old; Amanda, 16.
and Walter, who was nearing his
twelfth year.
After Mrs. Knobels husband died
Amann continued to live at her home
and urged her to marry him. The chill
dren had learned to wait on him and
liked to be with him after he had
been stricken with paralysis.
AS the two eldest grew they revert
ed their affections to their mother, but
Walter chung to his Uncle Henry"
Two years ago Amann ran away with
the boy, taking him to San Francisco.
From there he wrote he would return
If Mrs. Knobel would send him 5000.
Mother Refuses Her Hand.
Fearing she would never see the boy
again she sent the money, and Amann
returned and again asked her to marry
him. She refused, and he left her
home and went to live in the base
ment OF a house owned by Herman
Fielder, 1912 Otto street. The boy
went with him, and they kept bachelor
quarters in the one room.
Since they. moved there in January
the boy went to the Hawthorne school,
and has not been seen by his mother
in that time. His brother frequently
urged HIM to come home, but at such
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Pueblo Carmen out.

Pueblo. Col. May so-rhifty car
men of the Missouri Pacific went out
on strike here Thursday. practically
all the local men being included in the
strike. The strikers claim that they
received orderssfrom St Louis.
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A Kansas Memorial Day Proclamation

Topeka, Kan, May 2S.-Gov. Hoch
issued his Memorial day proclamation
Tuesday. Memorial day is one of the
four legal holidays and no proclama-
ton is necessary, but it has long been
the custom to issue the proclamations
a few days previous to May 80.
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boy loved the man so that he forswore
his own mother to run away with him.
And when the moment came that the
man could stand his pain no longer,
alone in the woods beside the lake the
boy lay down, barred his breast to a
dagger, and waited with closed eyes
while the man sought his heart.
The boy died. With shaking hand
the man plunged the knife into his
own breast, but his stroke failed to
find vital spot.
Hours later soldiers at Fort Sheri-
dan found the man, wandering and
gibbering and clawing at his bloody
breast. They took him to the hos
pital at the fort and strapped him to a
cot. 1t was not until daylight came
that they paid much heed to his NUT
terings and the writing that he
scrawled upon slip of paper.
Then, when they followed his vague
directions, they sought in the woods
and found the body of the boy, cold
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The BURLINGTON Files Bio MORTGAGE.

Burlington, Ia, May 30.-The Chi
cago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad
company Thursday filed a 100000 900
mortgage here covering all it's prop
erty. The mortgages are the Central
Trust company of New York and
Oliver M. Spencer.
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merely visitor at the inquest and
would take no action toward prosecu-
ton until the verdict of the coroner's
jury was given.
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automobiles. We were hungry and
turned away from there to go into the
woods. was tired of life and discour,.
aged and could have gone into one Of
the lighthouses and killed myself.
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He said he would go to his grand
pa. and that could go to my father in
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

HINDU TEMPLE. Filbert St, cor Webster
city-Today three free public lectures on ''Des-
tiny and Self Exertion." at 1915 m; on
"Concentration-the Only Secret of Success, y
at p. m; and peace" ait :45 p. m.
Esoteric adopts lessons given free TO the
aspirants. Public question class the first
Thursday Of each month. Please inquire.
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BARBERs AND SUPPLIES
BARKER CHAIRS AND vIBRAToRs.
Our 1903 model II hydraulic Chair
S66-CASH -S66.
Our mosIel G Nonhydraulic


Our 1909 model II hydraulic Chair
S66-CASH-S6
Our moiIel G NOnhydrauEc
S52-CASH-$52-
BY Cash We mean pay some down. some in
30. 80. 80 and 10 days. sr no interest. We
don't mean by CASH c. o. D. or IN so days
We also sell these goods on instaliments-
We sell mirrors. poles. workstands etc. for
less money than any one else, as we do not try
to make leo per cent profit We sell these
We very often save person enough on the Ak
lures 50 he can purchase OUR BARKER
CHAIRS in place OF the old style wooden chairs
and have more IN his shop for the amount
OF money than il be went to some other dealer
Several bargains IN second hand chairs.
JAMES BARKER. Inc.
Phone Franklin $500 "a TURN ST
EUGENE f. PANARIO. Manager.
BARRIERS = owing to an oversight OF the
printer cur 1900 CATALOGUE tDOw ready
does not list the NEW Ajax RAZOR For
this reason We will sell these EXCELLENT
RAZORS at $l-25 eacfi. Sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF this price With Be added for postage
The NEW AJAX RAZORS MADE or hlehlv
tempered CARBONIZED razor steel very inalv
ground. and have sold regularly for 81 Il
Every one guaranteed to be absolutely new ana
untried; no seconds Also some second hans
KokEN Barber Chairs for sale at prices that
will surprise you
DEcKELAdAN BROS eInc.l 1s2 TURK ST.
BAEBERs SUPPLIES.
THREE SPECIALS OF BARBER SHOPS
With inducements TO buyers az apv rri.
GOOD loeallon-. celemen = Co. so AIarkss
BARBER shop and cigar stasd for sale n N -
Isy 'ewn' reasonable. Particulars at s2f1
East 18th ST. truitvaie.
MANIcURIST. drst class. desires position =,
barber shop: hotel or ofnce building nrsSs' "a
Box s9I. Call office.
Continued to Next Psx-
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MaIe--con.

COMPETENT book keeper, stenographer, office
manager. speaking French and German, wishes
responsible position; family man; can furnish
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C0LoRED man, first class cook, meat or pastry.
311 East 18th ST., East Oakland; tel. Merritt
3777.
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cHuRcH sERyIcEs-consinuea

CHURCH sERvICEs-Continued
WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
Bush ST. at Deyisadero.
Robert Lord Cave, pastor.
Services II a. m. and 7:45 p. M
Morning subject, "Thankfulness.''
Evening theme, value of the SOUL
FIRST CHRISTIAN church. Duboce av. and Noe
St. Frank Stuart Ford, pastor; residence 434
Dnboce ay.; telephone eonnection.li a. M
sermon. THE Family Tribunal of the Chill
dren of God; 7:45 p. M, choral service and
lecture, topic. Love. the Seventh Cardinal
Virtue Stereopticon pictures of Moscow,
russia
CHURCH Of the open World. in o'FarrelI st.
between Webster and Fillmore, invites you to
its services. Worship and preaching at 2:30
Sundays Subject of sermon by the pastor, pastor
Fridays, 6:30 and 80. Fellowship supper and
class study. THURSDAY LECTURE At : s
p. NJ. BY DIR. GUSTAFS0N ON WOMAN,
THE WIFE OF MAN
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE serviee-First Church of
Christ. Scientist southwest corner Sacramento
and Scott sts.-Sunday at IL a. m. and >
D. m. subject lesson sermon. Ancient and
Modern Necromancy. or Mesmerism and Hyp-
notsm.' Sunday school at II a. m. Wedncs-
day evening meeting at s o'clock All are
iele bldg, open daily except Sunday from 10
a. N. to p. m.
GOLDEN GATE Hall. 213T Sutter st.--The Eel
lowship Circle at IL a. m. and p. m. In
the morning Benjamin Fay Mills speaks on
.'The Simple Life and How 10 Live IT.;
evening. Ng Poon Chew will lecture on Amer
icas Golden Opportunity in Chinas Transfer
nation" Public welcome
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE service, Second Church of
Christ, Scientist, New Club hall. corner How
ard and 21st sts-Sunday at IL a. m. subject
of lesson sermon, Ancient and Modern NEGRO
NANCY or Mesmerism and Hypnotism., Sun
day school at IL a. IN. Wednesday evening
meeting at O'Clock All are welcome. Free
reading rooms, 719-720 Chronicle building, open
daily (except Sunday from 10 m. to p. m
THE twenty second annual convention of Chris
tians gathered unto the of the LORD
JESUS CHRIST will be held on THURSDAY
FRIDAY. SATURDAY and LORDS DAY, No
vember &C. 81, 2S and 20, 1908. in Alea traz
hall, corner 7th and Peralta sts., West Oak
Iani Meetings 2;30 and T:3o p. M. each day.
Take broad gauge boat, get of at Center sta
tion end walk back blocks.
HINDU TEMPLE. Filbert st. cor. Webster
city-Today three free public lectures on ''Des-
tiny and Self Exertion.'' at 1045 a. m; on
"Concentratiop-the Only Secret of Success, -
at p. m. and Peace at 7:45 p. m.
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COLoRED porter of experience wants position
in apartment house or hotel; generally useful
run elevator, etc. speaks English and Spanish.
Box 1919. Call office
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EMrnoYM,r wANrED-remaIe-con.

E.Mt'LOf W.T. WANTED-F7cniaIt- II @ on.
TEACH, sew, or equivalent. mornings on even.
1ngs, for good room. unfurnished- IN cultureu
family. +. o. box 364. Berkeley
NATURALIZATION by young lady as assistant
book keeper and stenographer or office WORK
small salary TO start. Box 1S9s. Call office.
WANTED-Position BY first class stenograher.
having some experience in book keeping Box
1892. fCall office.
YOUNG woman wishes waiting on table in col
fee house small restaurant. has had Iitue
experience. 1884 Pine ST. near Steiner
YOUNG lady would like position; wlllng %
learn; state particulars Box 1918, Cali ofnee-
YOUNG woman wants position. general house
work Please call write 10 Ole Fell 81
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore ST.
near Post
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DRAUGHTSMAN, mechanical. just from east.
wishes position; is competent to do any class
OF work and give the best Of references.
Box 1S44,NCall office.
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EDUCATED man desires position attendant
and companion to invalid gentleman; years
hospital experience 8 years in last place; fine
reader, pleasing personality; excellent recon-
mendations; kindly state terms. Box 1881,
Call office
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y = y 7 ELF--
100 ItRORTNC Nrr<

IVV il-tI1VItINVI MIN
To occupy clean single rooms at THE MECHAN-
ICS' HOTEL, 9i9 Howard ST. between 9th and
6th; 15c. 20. 25c day. 81. $l.50 week: good
clean meals, loc up SHAW BROS.
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DOCTOR, experienced, age 80, position as in
terne, assistant, or would travel with invalid
Box 1877, Call office.
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EMPLoYMENT wANTED-sIaIe--Co,

SoBER, reliable elderly German wants position
as ranch cook or like TO cook IN private fam
ly city or country. Box 1888, Call office.
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EXCELLENT Japanese fancy cook wishes posi-
tion in family; about 10 years experience; has
references. HENRY. 425 Presidio av.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

CRAFTSMAN technical graduate s years ex-
perience building. structural steel and ma
chinery. Box 1892. Call office.
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WANTED position-Young man, speaking Ger
man, French or Italian, wishes any Kind of
position; willing to work and good references.
Box 1850, Cali office.
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EXPERIENCED eastern basket ball coach would
like TO coach some club school team; will
play if desired. Address box 1890, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

FIRST class architectural draughtsman desire,
position; has had wide experience in both stee
and concrete construction; best Of references
Box 1862, Call office.
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EXPERIENCED offceman and salesman in ma
chinery and gas engine line desires position
Box 1896. Call office.
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L0ST-Purse containing considerable Of
money and latch key; printed on back Com
pliments Of Bank Of Monterey" Liberal re-
ward II returned to 455 Sanchez St
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EXPERIENCED French gardener, can mak
himself useful around house. wishes situa
tion, city or country. Box 1891. Cali office.
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MULTIPLICATION as manager of apartment
mouse; experience and references. ]. J..
HICKEY, $50 Hayes st.
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MEETINGS-Lodge.

FIDELITY lodge No. 222. I. o. o. .,,szssk,..
F--Initiation MONDAY NIGHT .Sa,za5ssfs2ss
Second nomination Of officers -
Brothers please attend. Visitors SJ1s7ssSs
welcome W A. CURTIS. n G.
A. D. MELVIN. Rec Seq
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GOLDEN GATE Hall 2137 Sutter st.-The Eel
lowship Circle at IL a. and p. m. In
the morning Benjamin Fay Mills speaks on
''The Simple Life and How 10 Live IT.;
evening Ng Poon Chew will lecture on Amer
icas Golden Opportunity in Chnas Transfer
nation" Public welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

Morning subject, "Thankfulness. "
Evening theme, Value of the Soul"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

FIRST CLASS landscape gardener wants situa-
tion in nursery or private place; thoroughly
familiar with greenhouse work. X. OISHI.
721 Clement ST
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

LOST-Mink muf in the Emporium or on car
Friday afternoon. Liberal reward upon return
to 62s Montgomery ST, room 30.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

ENERGETIC woman wishes position at genera
housework city across the bay. Addres
box q, Call office, 1861 FILLMORE ST
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The city teachers will have their
regular monthly institute Saturday
morning at 9 O'Clock in the Central
building. The following is the pro-
gram:
Address, Rev. r. f. Vermillion.
Preparation for the Recitation"
Mr.. Frank Caroon.
deficiencies of the Last -Four
Grades and Some Remedies" Mr.. S.
T. Stanley.
parts of the Recitation" Miss Too
by.
Forbrush's ways in Which Boys
Spontaneously Organize Socially
Miss Bedechek.
: Model Lesson in Primary Reading
, Miss Cora Johnson.
"Some Mistakes in Teaching Pri
mary Reading and Some Remedies,
| Miss Longfellow.
All the rooms will have specia
Thanksgiving programs next Wednes
day and the teachers and pupils yer.
cordially invite their friends and par
ents out to these programs. Let u;
lay aside business cares and spend al
hour with the schools. You will maxi
the children happy, encourage tn
teachers and you will enjoy the visi
yourself. In fact, the people of Ros
well are no visiting the schools a
they should. You Can't know mucl
about your schools unless o visi
them.
Miss Carrie Ski1Eman's pupils vii
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ed the dogs to follow up a trail they
believe vas made by people who
started the fire Wednesday morning
that burned eleven store buildings on
the west side of hat town. Their eff
fort was unsuccessful, there being no
dogs in Roswell of the breed want
ed, although there are plenty of a
commoner sort. There have been three
big fires in EIida this fall and the of
fcers believe a fire bug is at work.
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ing, Nov. 27-2s. A splendid program
has been prepared and a great many
of the leading teachers of Eastern N.
M. will be in attendance. We hope all
citizens of Roswell interested in edu-
cation, will attend some OF the sess-
ions of the Association.
From an educational standpoint this
will De the most important education
al meeting ever held in Eastern New
Mexico. It means more to b future
of this section of New Mexico than
any public meeting ever held in Ros-
well.
If the teachers OF Eastern New Mes
leo can get the proper encouragement
from the people, they will be able to
create n foster an educational spir-
it that will forever settle the suprema-
cy of this section of the Southwest
in all those things that go to produce
strong, fearless and intelligent citi
zenship and hat will indicate to the
world that we are leaders in educat
ional matters.
We trust that the next lecture, to
be given Nov. 81, at the Southern M
E. church will be literally attended
A splendid supporting program has
known Mr.. Bryan intimately for years
and his lecture will be a source of in
terest to all.
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have their program next Tuesday at
ternoon, after recess.
Miss Greenlee's pupils, Wednesday
morning after ecess.
Miss Pattye Skillman's room Wed
nesday morning before recess.
The other rooms of the Central
building will have their programs on
Wednesday afternoon after recess.
The rooms in the North Hill school
will have their programs Wednesday
afternoon, after recess.
One division of the High SchooI Lit
erary Society will render a program
next Tuesday afternoon, at the Cen
trail Building, at 4:30 O'Clock. They in.
vite the public to be present.
The High School boys have organ
lied a good High School foot ball
team. The boys will average about 14O
or 145 pounds in weight. They play the
second team of the Military Institute
this afternoon.
Mr.. Browning from the Western
part of the Territory, has moved here
to educate his children. He placed 4
of them in school this week.
Quite a number of new pupils have
entered school during the week.
The High School Girls basket ball
team will play the Artesia team,
either Thanksgiving afternoon, or the
next afternoon. The exact date win be
announced In due time. The tickets
purchased for the Lake Arthur game
VIII be good for this game.
The Pecos Valley Teachers Asso-
citation win meet at the Central build
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A FRoST'S LOGIC.

Max Frost, editor of the Santa Fe
New Mexican, always was a great
chopper of logic and the habit seems
to be growing on him.
The following are some fair speci
mems of recent logical performances
not in his words but true all the anne
"Chaves, Eddy n Roosevelt coun
ties gave big majorities against An
drews, consequently the people il
those counties are all the ignorani
Copperhead offscouring Of Oklahoma
and Texas.
THE stagnant Mexican counties
where the people cannot read and
don't want to, gave big majorities fol
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M. and Mrs. William T. Davis an
oun the birth of a boy at their
Ill on the morning Of the 9th at
F. Alta st. The new com 4 weighed II
pounds and Will Davis, as he is known
ty his friends, wear the ssmile that
voG't come off,"
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The Woman's Exchange will be op
en- each Saturday at Shepherd & Co
dressed turkeys or chickens, and ev'
erything good for Thanksgiving din.
ner. Open all day Wednesday, Nov.
rs. 26t2
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M. A. Beckett, a leading barber OF
Carlsbad returned home last night af-
ter spending two days in the city at
tending court as a witness. Mr.. Beck
EFT in connection with his barber shop
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The New Mexican holds out the
threat that the coming legislative sess
ion will create a number of new .coun-
ties in the Territory because of the
fact that certain localities gave major
tiles for Larrazolo.
The Santa Fe New Mexican says:
'The thirty-eighth legislative assembly
OF New Mexico is strongly and surely
Republican and hence good, sound
legislation for the benefit of the COM
monwealth and not for a single fact
ion or for a party, will be the result.
The Larrazolo tax dodgers, enemies
of public education and opponents of
statehood for the Sunshine Territory,
will not be IN It. Their efforts in oppo-
sition win De about as strong and as
impressive as a SNOWFALL in July on
the Yuma desert. They may howl a
little and make windy, gaseous and ly-
ing speeches but that is all the good
1t will do them. Republican Governor
George Curry and the Republican ma
j~orities in both houses will see to it
that the Larrazolo tax dodgers and en-
emies Of the public schools and oppos-
ers to statehood will have about as
much value as that p%roverbial snow
ball. in the session and out of the ses-
sion." Just so. but these same lying
and tax lodging enemies of all that
Is good and holy will continue to roll
up Democratic majorities and Incl
dentally to support the only real sys-
tems of public schools in the Terri
tory, pay the larger proportion of tax
es. and develop New Mexico until II
win finally be admitted to the Union
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Andrews, consequently the people in
those counties are well informed and
enlightened patriots"

Andrews, consequently the people in
those counties are well informed and
enlightened patriots"
The grazing land belonging to the
elder Hagerman is assessed at the
same value per acre as everybody's
what the old man said recently, prov.
ing so absolutely tnat I cannot al
swer him to save my life. that the
gang is a whitening curse is not
true"
The younger Hagerman, when
Governor, choked me off the public
printing tit. and other ancient and en-
joyable gratis. consequently ne was
entirely unfit to govern me and other
honest men, who earn our living by
the sweat of our brows."
He wore bun leather leggings, rode
a snappy horse Inc used an English
saddle, consequently his recovering
the sum of 5000 of the public money.
which had slipped inadvertently into
other hands, proved the young ship
to be of the old block and very dishon-
est. and unfit to protect the interests
OF our people,"
Bull Andrews has a national repu-
tation for everything putrid in poll
tics, consequently he is the most fit
and proper man to send to Washing
to to represent us, the gang" Here
Max's logic had no flaw.
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BOrn:-to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brock last night, a fine boy, eight
pounds. Frank is as happy as a honey
bee in a Pecos Valley alfalfa field.
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
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GET THAT PICTURE
MADE AT RAYS STUDIO.

The very latest of mounts in sepias
and all the popular shades, just re-
ceived. The prices and the pictures
both produce a pleasant smile-just
what you want in the negative.-207
W. 4th ST. 25t4*
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Mrs. R. j. W~attenbarg, who has re-
sided in Roswell about three years,
left this morning for Childress, Tex,
to join her father, who lately moved
there from Tennessee.
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Since 1t has developed that the Hag-
erman's own a large body of land
at thirty cents per acre, we may e
pect to see the next legislature get
busy and put an end to the thirty
cent rate.
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conducts a cigar store, billiard and
pool hall and has the only barber shop
in the town catering exclusively to
the white trade.
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For sale.

Two lots on a corner. 100 by 19s
feet, close in. Must be sold at once
Two lots on Washington Avenue, ar
tesian water right, well located. $3.50
if sold this week
TITLE & TRUST co.
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The New Mexican boasts that Santa
Fe has secured the American School
of Archaeology. A pretty fair speci-
ed in Santa Fe for many a moon, for
has not the New Mexican itself exist
ed for many long and weary years?