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MUCH WORK AT SHOPS
Louisville and Nashville WiII Build 500
 Cars in Decatur.

Decatur Jan. 10--(Special.) )--Thes Louisville and Nashville Railroad shops in New Decatur have just received an order for the building of 800 new freight cats and work on these cars will commence within tho next few days.
 These shops are taking on new men almost daily. They employ about 2,b0o men and pay out about sI2S,0oo month-
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Fnrmern, Unlon to AIeet.

Birmingham. Jan. 10.-(speelaLl- Stockholders and officers of the Farm ers, Union have requested the Presi- dent and Executive Committee of the
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ereanization to call a State convention of the organization on February 12sh.
 The election of oficers was poatponaa untn the 12th of February.
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Selma Journal. - a.t
 mat thirty-fiVe SelmianB went to Racnta,nYnAry to hear eh4aaaFa& Butter fly" proves it beyond attnMsA
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For IndustrlaI Education.
 strr,ineharn Ian. 10.-(Special. IA meeting will be held by the Alabama
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CoMPARATIvE COTToN sTATEMENS,L;; S,;

ing Midday. Jan, 10: ,,,. r.s, war
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 1st ...--.f. s's ''V'ssgg'aassSS '' sSS 4 . Exports for week .,. YhsS1 Si'''A' Total exports since Sept; .s.etes
 1st .... '-' f'AoS'"S-
 Stock at all U. s ,.eo es-
 ports .... 'l'VSo'Set A'S~V'o-' Stock at all interior ., are 5.n
 towns .''. .''' oSs'aaSSe sSS' nao Stock at Liverpool S5S.oOo 4Ss'VVo Stock of Ann. afloat for ,o ono
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COTTON REcIEIPTN;; I :,

York, Jan. l0.-The toIIoWlnk arg otal net receipts of Cotton at all
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Miss Olivia Arlington has returned homA after an absence of two months
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Mrs. Herbert Goldthwaite and ehii. her sister, Mrs. stewart.
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Mrs Frank McDonald, of Birming- ham. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. l. Tyson.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-17
Ross-H HuntressComp
Cor.West and Grove SITS.
Rutland. Vermont.
Rutland. Vermont.

Of the clutches OF the mountaineer,
while at the same time she was learn
ing for herself the fact OF Armitages
whereabouts and keeping II from Chsu'
yeuet II was curious adventure,
and she gave her hand smilingly to the
mystified and still doubling mountain
eer.
Il give you my word OF honor that
neither man is government oncer
and neither one has the slightest 10.
terest In you. win you believe mer"'
81 reckon got to, Miss"
Good, and now. Mr.. Selfridge, II 10
growing dark. and | want you to walk
down this trail with me until We come
to the Storm Springs road"
I'm do 1t gladly, Miss"
THANK you Now let Us be on"
She made him turn back when they
reached point from which they could
look upon the electric lights Of the
Springs colony aud where the big ho-
tel and its piazzas shone like Z steam
ship at night. A moment later Chauve-
net who had waited impatlently. join
ed her, and they rode down together.
She referred ut once to the affair with
the mountaneer In her most frivolous
key.
"They are an odd and suspicious
people, but they're AZ loyal 40 the
stars. And please let Us never mention
the matter agaln-not to any one. II
you please, monsieur"
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W.C.LandOn &CO.
Evelyn Street.
Rutland, Vt.
To insure getting the Easy Spring
see that Sargent x Co.
is cast on the case OF the Lock.

"Tben you must not come, You
must leave Instantly
She walked away toward the front
door but he followed, aud NJ the door
she turned 10 him again They were
In the full glare of the door lamps
and she saw that his face WAS very
earnest and as he began TO speak he
hinched and shifted the cloak awk-
wardy
"You have been hurt Why did you
not tell me thatr
"lt Is nothing The fellow had
knife aud he but It's only tribe In
the shoulder must be or
The lightning had several times
leaped sharply out Of the hills. the
wind was thrashIng the garden foliage
and now the ralu roared on the tin roof
OF the veranda
As he spoke carriage rolled into the
grounds and came rapidly toward the
porte cochere,
I'm Off Please believe In me a
little"
you must not go II you are hurt
And you can't run away now My Ia
ther and mother are ut the door"
There was an instant's respite while
the carriage drew up to the veranda
steps. She heard the stable boy run
ming out to help with the horses.
"You can't go now Come in and
walt"
There was no time for debate, She
flung open the door and swept him
past her with through the
library and beyond into smaller room
used by Judge Claiborne ss an office
Armitage sank down on leather
couch as Shirley flung the portieres To-
gether with sharp rattle OF the rod
rings.
She walked toward the hall door as
her father and mother entered from
the veranda.
"Ah, Miss Clalbornel Your father
aud mother picked me up and brought
tne In out Of the rain. Your Storm val.
ley IN giving US taste Of It's powers
And Shirley went forward TO greet
Ambassador Won Marhof
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does 40, know sou and never heard of
yo1 before and that be has noi been
lopslng for you 20 the mountains or
anywhere else
A. shirley spoke these words geFg
slowly and distinctly she questioned
for tie frst time chanvenei's position
Perhaps. after all the mountaiueer bad
real cause y grievance Il seenled
wholly unlikely. but while She ilsieued
10 The mans reply she weighed The
asa;ies lndiciaily They wefp ln an un
fr.qBented part ~ the noapfaias
which caI'aeers and h0iel guests rare
ly explored The meaaialaeer was
Eayiug.
~M0aDmlB folks or SLOW. and We
donf kaow meek bBf stranger dent
ride thFuaga iheae Luis nsaFe tA2a ouee
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him IN The face, .,rma. Nm
| sQuarely In the face, and he tumbled
over the wall, and Shirley heard him
crash through the hedge Of the neigh
boring estate. Then all was quie,
| again.
The game of hide and seek In the
garden and the scramble over the wall
had consumed only two or three min
utes, and Shirley now waited. her eyes
bent upon the darkly outlined pergola,
for some manifestation from the re
naming intruder A man now walked
rapidly toward the yeranda. carrying Il
cloak on his arm She recognized Ar
mitsge Instantly. He doffed his hat
and bowed. The lights OF the house
lamps shons full upon him aud she
saw that he WAS laughing little
breathlessly.
''This Is really fortunate. Miss Clal.
borne. | owe your house an apology,
and II you will grant me audience !
will offer 1t to you"
He threw the cloak over his shoulder
and famed himself with his hat
"You are 4 most informal person,
Mr.. Armltage," said Shirley coldly
'Pm afraid am. The most amazing
III luck follows me. ! had dropped In
to enjoy the quiet and charm Of your
garden, but the tranquil life is not for
me. There was another gentleman
equally bent on enjoying the pergola
We engaged in q pretty running match,
and because I was neeter OF foot he
grew ugly and tried to put me out OF
commission"
He was still laughing but Shirley
felt that he was again trying TO make
Hight Of q serious situation. and fur
ther tie Of secrecy with Armitaee was
not to her liking. As he walked boldly
to the veranda steps she stepped back
from him.
mo, moi This IL impossible. II viii
not do at all. Mr.. Armitage II is not
kind Of you to come here In this
strange fashion"
"In this way forsooth! How could ]
send IN my card when | was being
chased all over the eststef didn't
mean 10 apologize for coming" and he
laughed again with sincere mirth
that shook her resolution to deal harsh
II with him. But" he went on. 1T
was the nower pot He was mad be
cause | beat him In the foot race and
wanted to shoot me from the wall.
and ] tossed him q potted geranium--
geraniums are splendid for the purpose
and II caught him square In the head.
I have the knack Of II. Once before ]
handed him q boiling pot"
1T must have hurt him." said Shir'
ley. And he laughed at her tone that
was meant TO be severe.
II certainly hope 80, ] most deyout-
| " hope he felt IT, He was most ten
lerly solicitous for my health. and II
hs had really shot me there In the gar
den II would have had an ugly look
Armitsge, the false baron, would have
been Identified A. a daring burglar
shot while trying to burglsrize The
Claiborne mansion. But wouldn''
take the Claiborne plate for anything
assure you"
~ suppose you didn't think OF us--hil
sf us-and the unpleasant eonse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-17

had come In the late mail The events
Of the afternoon filled her mind. and
the was not sorry to be alone. II &C.
Cured to her that she was building up
formidable tower Of strange secrets.
and she wondered whether, having be-
gun by keeping her own counsel ~ to
the attempts she had witnessed against
John Armitages life, she ought now to
unfold all she knew TO her father or to
Dick. In the twentieth century homi-
eide was not common practice among
men she knew or was likely to know,
and the feeling of culpablllty for her
silence crossed ances with deepening
sympathy for Armitage. She had
learned where be was hiding. and she
smiled at the recollection Of the trifins
bit OF strategy she had practiced upon
Chauvenet
She had kept Dicks letter till ths
last He wrote often and In the key OF
his talk. She dropped lump Of sugar
into her coffee cup and read his bur
ried scrawl;
what do you think has happened
nowr l have $l4 worth OF kilograms
from Senator sanderson wiring from
some God forsaken hole In Montana
that It's all rot about Armitage being
that fake Baron Won Kissel The news
paper accounts Of the expose at my
supper party had just reached him.
and he says Arnitage was On his tAr-
mitnge's) ranch all that summer the
noble baron was devastating our north
ern seacoasl Where. may ask. DOES
this leave mef And what cad gave
that story TO the pspersi And where
and who liz John Armitagef Keep this
mum for the present even from tbs
governor. II sanderson II right, Armi
tage will undoubtedly turn up again
he has q weakness for turning W In
your neighborhood-and sooner or later
he's bound TO settle accounts with
chauyenet Now that ] think OF II,
who ln the deyil is hei And why didns
Arnliage call him down there sf ths
elubf AS think over the whole busi'
ness my mind grows added. and feel
IN though had been kicked BY
horse
shirley laughed softly. keeping the
uoie open before her and referring to u
musingly as she stirred her coffee ehs
corld not answer any OF Dicks CUES
tions. but Der Interest In the contest
between Armiiase and chsuvenet was
intensified by this latest turn in tbs
affair. She read for an hour 10 the
library, but the air was Gloss. and she
threw aside her book. drew on light
coat aud went out upon the serspda
storm was stealing down from tbs
hills. and the ntfuI wind tsstsd OF
rain. She walked the length OF the
yerauda several dunes. thea psus~d 81
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great sheets against the house. Shif'
ley was wholly uncomfortable over the
turn Of affairs. The ambassador would
not leave until the storm abstsd. AMI
meanwhile Armitsgs must remain
where he was If by any chance be-
should be discovered In the house. NJ
ordinary excuses would explain away
his presence. and as she pondered thr
matter II was ArmItage's plight. bl,
injuries and the dangers that bessi
him, that was uppermost In her mind
The embarrassment that lsy In the af
fair for herself II Armitsge should b"
found concealed In the house troubled
her little. Her heart beat wildly ~ she
realized this. and the took In bis eyea
and the quick pain that twitched bia
face at the door haunted her
The two men were talking Of the
new order Of things Ia Vienna.
THE trouble h.~ said tho smoassi
Cor. that Austria. Hungary IL not
nation. but what Mettsrnich caIlei
hsiy--a geographical expression Wheie
tLsfe are eV many iUyse Fhus hipsf
grasp Is necessary 10 bold them 10
getbsr"
"And a weak hand" suggested Jad e
Claiborne, might easily lose or seat
Ter them"
Precisely. And o man Of character
and spirit could toppls down the ca
house tomorrow. pick out what be illsi
and create FOR himself new edisce
and stronger one. speak frankly
Van RtrDebei IL out of the way
new einperorking ls .eakiing, anu Y
he should die tonight or tomorrow"
The ambassador lifted his hands sal
snapped bis fingers.
lcosTIglED os rAoI 4.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-17

Atrt<V fuh2 VIC poftiSfS Nyees"
quences to my father and brother II
sotaething disagreea happened bere
There wss real anxiety In her ions,
and be saw that be was going too far
with bis light treatment OF the snaif.
His tone changed instantly.
please forgive me. would not
cause embarrassment or annoyance 70
any member Of your family for king
doms. | didn't know ! was being fol-
lowed. hsd come here 10 see you
That h the truth Of IL"
You mustn't try 10 see me. fou
musfp't co1ns here al all unless yoo
come with the knowiedge T my ia
thsr And the very fact that your life
il sought ~ psrsistentiy-s most IN
usual times and IN impossibls places
leaves vsry much 70 explain"
Il know that realize sli that"
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8 II A w
Has in Stock

Drop head 5drswc Sewing Machines with l0ear uaontce for
$l5.75. Full Cabinet Machines for $500
carry Machines from three OF the standard
at prices that deity composition
New fresh Mattings 10 soc per yard.
Imported and Iulaid Linoleums SIC % sios per yard,
Art Squares, Rugs and cafpcting
new lot Of Window Shades just in.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-17

the farther end Of IL where steps he'd
out into ths psrgola There was stu a
mist Of starlight, and she looked oni
upon the vague outlines OF the garden
with thoughts Of It's needs and The
run,sners WORK tor the morrow Then
she was swnrv OF light step far out
IN the pervols and listened carrlessiy
b mara II, thinking II one Of the house
ssrvapss returning from . nelghbor's
but the sound Was furtive. and ss she
waited II ceased abruptly She was
about 10 turn into the house TO sum.
mon help when she heard = stir In the
shrubbery In quite another part OF the
garden. and In . moment the stoopins
nxurv os . man moved swiftly toward
the pergola.
Shirley stood quite still watching
and listening. The sound OF steps In
the persola reached her again, then
the rush Of night. and out 10 the gar.
deo Q dying figure dsrted In and out
among the waIka For several minutes
two dsrt figures played at vigorous
hide and seek. Occasionally gravel
crunchsd under foot and shrnbhery
snapped back with sharp swish
wAers Il was caught and held for sup
port at corners. Pursued and pursuer
were alike silent The scene was Ike
q pantomime.
Then the tables seemed TO be turned
The bulkisr figure of the pursuer was
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-17
XVII

rs, CLAIBORNE excused
herself shortly. and shir
ley. her father and the
ambassador talked TO the
accompaniment Of the
shower that drove IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-17

aud turned to-
ward the hills.
She bad spent
the intermediate
seasons OF the
year at Storm
springs ever
since she could
remember a u d
had climbed the
surrounding bills
and dipped into
the valleys with
a boys zest and
freedom. The
Virginia noun
tains were link
ed In her mind
to the dreams
of her youth to
lleTenrllest hopes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-17

now IN nlRnt
and Shirley lost
both for q mo
ment. but imme
dlately a dark
form rose at the
wall. She heard
the scratch OF
feet upon the
brick surface as
q man gained
the top. turned
and lifted his
arm as though
aiming q wn
pom.
Then a dark
o b J ect, hurled
through the air.
4. A. Il -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-17
Cash Feed Store
I. II. DcuCll, Mgr.
Telephone. 7~la.
Manchester Depot, W
Reasons
Why

Sargent's Easy Spring Locks
and Artistic Trimmings
should be used are not hard
to find. The Easy Spring
principle is great advance
in the making OF locks. II
permits the gentle closing OF
doors; il adds many years to
the life OF the lock. Sar.
ent's Locks stand the wear
and tear OF every day use.
Sargent's hardware TRIM
mings are artistsc and cor
rectly made. They please
those who use them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-17
Chapter XVI :
NARROW MARGINS.

HE Judge and Mrs. Clai-
borne were dining with
some old friends In the
valley, and Shirley. left
alone. carried to the to-
BILE several letters that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-17
LOOK AT THIS ~!
A quantity Of Mattresses and Pillows used
only two weeks at half price.

Anything Furniture Mattresses. Pillows Go Carts Express
Wagons. etc. etc
wule o. my catalogue before ordering from other Il
YOU wish o send away for Furniture
10y CAN SAVE yoU MONEY
Repairing Picture Framing aud Re6atshing
Mlbufn Farm and Luwbef Wagons.
DRY STOVE WOOD
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1908-11-07
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department 9i the Interior
United States Land Office.

Department oi the Interior
United States Land Office.
Tucumoari. \. VI. Sept. "A. zoos
sufficient contest affidavit HAVING
been filed IN this office by J. A. Moore
contestant, against homestead entry No
4q27, made August rs, 1909, for 81 Sc.
sec ls,and M ne4 sec s.. o. 10 n. range "a
e, y NJ. Principal meridian, by l. W,
Coker contestee, in which lt is alleged un.
der date Of August 3. 1000. that the said
J. w Cok-T has wholly abandoned said
tract, that he has changed his residence
thereirom for more than six months last
past that SAID tract is not settled upon
and cultivated by said party as required
by law and that the said alleged absence
from the said land was not due To hrs sm.
ploymeut in the Army Navy or Marine
Corps OF the United States as a pytyate
soldier officer seaman or marine during
the war with Spain, or during any other
war in which the United States may be
engaged,
Said parties are hereby notified TO an.
pear, respond, and offer evidence touching
said allegation al 10 o'clock, a. m. ON
November a. ZOOS before the Register
and Receiver al the United States Land
Office IN Tucumcari. y NJ
The said contestant having. in proper
affidavit, filed August 81, 1905, set forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service OF this notice can not IA.
made, It is hereby ordered and direc,ed
that such notice be given ny due and
proper publication,
t. A. Prentice. Register.
Contest baI6 n, V. Ciallegos, Receiver
1910
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1908-11-07

In the District Count Of the sixth Judicial
District oi the Territory Of New Mex.
ieo IN and Tor III. County oi Quay.
! y Donahue. Plaintiff.
vs. no ,so
A. |. Parish. Defendant
SUMMONS HY PUBLICATION
To the above named defendant A l.
Parish
You are hereby notified that the plain.
TN has tlcd an action against YOU tn the
above named court whereby said plainuH
seeks TO recover Judgment against YOU
upon four certain promissory notes made
by you iOf the to,al sum of $3.50 o.. Si,h
interest thereon at TO per cent per annum
from January 18th, iyos. and the further
sum OF ten per ccnturr on said principal
and intctest A. attorneys fees and costs
oi suit, and that under writ OF attach.
menl issued IN said cause your property
to-wit The voutherst quarter Of section
twenty township twelve. north Of
range thitty-one east y VI T. VI and lots
ten and eleven IN block hfty-nine OF the
Russell Addition to NE Town OF Tucum.
cart, New Mexico said property being
situated IN quay county. y VI has been
attached
And you are hereby further notified
thaI unless YOU appear in said cause on or
before the i4ih day Of November 1905,
Iudgmen, will be rendered agAins, YOU Tor
the amount above stated and your prop.
erly will he sold 20 satisfy said udgme nj.
VI {. Mechem Il Tucumcar y NJ. is
the attorney tor the plaintih
lNEAL CuAs. +. DOwSs.
Clerk OF District Court.
'r'pN VI T. hhNNS Deputy, S1-5t
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Oi the Territory OF New Mexico.
as amended bv the 37th Legis.
lative Assembly and in force
from and after March 2Ist 1907.
Deer with horns with Kun only,
October 18th to November goth OF
each year. Limit, one deer. Pen.
atty, sioo fine and 30 DAYS i'm.
prlsonment. Elk, Mountain sheen.
Bet 'er, PtarmIgan; killing, cap.
turing or inIurinR prohibited at
all times, Penalty, $500 fine and
90 days imprisonment.
Antelope, Pheasants, Bob White
Quail, Wild Pigeons; protected
until March -, 1910. Penalty,
800 hne and 90 days imprison.
ment.
Turtle Dove with gun only.
July 18th to MAY Ist OF each year.
Penalty, Sroo fine and 90 days in.
prisonment.
Wild Turkey, Mountain Grouse.
Prairie Chicken with gun onIy:
October, November and Decem.
Der OF each wear. Penalty, sIoo
hne and so davs Imprisonment.
Quail native or crested with
gun only; October, November,
December and January OF each
year. Penalty, sIoo fine and 90
days Imprisonment.
Song and Insectivorous Birds:
killing or injury prohibited. Pen.
atty, $50 hne and 80 days imptis.
onment.
Mountain Trout Call species -
with rod, hook and line only; NAV
18th TO October 18th OF each wear.
Size limit, not less than 6 inches.
Weight limit. IS pounds per day.
Penalty, $50 hne and 90 days i'm.
prisonmcnt.
Bass Clarge and small mouth
species with rcd, hook and line
only; May 18th to October 18th OF
each year. Weight limit. az
pounds per day. Penalty, $50 ,ne
and 90 days Imprisonment. Un.
lawful to sell, or expose or offer
Tor sale, or tor any common carrier
express company, agent or en-
pioye thereof, to receive OF have
IN possession or transport Tor mar.
ket any game animals, birds or fish
protected by law in this Territory.
Penalty, Sfoo fine.
The use OF dynamite, drugs, or
permitting saw dust to pass into
any OF the public waters OF this
lerritory in which are game food
1sh is felony.
ITespassirg on posted private
property prohibited. Penalty.
100 hne and 90 days imprison.
nent. W. +. Gritien, Warden.
r. A. Roy, Deputy.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

lDepa ilmen, OF the Interior. L. ). Land
Once, Tucumcarl " NJ, Oct /. 1905
Notice Is hereby given that Alfred y
Noble OF san on quay county, y. NJ,
who sept :, 1907 made homestead entry
no I9o57 serial no o4oio Tor nsJ sec 40
" IN, sac \ NJ principal meridian has
hled notice OF intention TO make final com.
mutation proof to establish claim to the
land above described, before W. ". Ben.
nett, u. >. Commissioner in his office a,
san Jon. y VI on the 10th day Of 40.
vemDer 1905
Claimant names a. witnesses
Kennedy T o Baugh John len.
nings, Herman krusch all OF San ion
Quay county y VI
1913 Il, \ Prentice Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1908-11-07

: The Tucumcari Public Service
Co.. are agents Tor the Tuncscon
lncandescent lights, which use on.
~ about one third oi the current
OF the ordinary light, but gives
three times as much light. They
handle globes from thlrty.two can.
die power to one hundred and fifty.
heT are as cheap as glass, and
give a much better light. set
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior q. ). Land
Office at rucumcari y NJ, Oct. o, 10 \
So''ee Is hereby given that Robert u
Brown, OF Tueumcari, ~ NJ. who. ON
Aug AZ, 1900, made Homestead entry No
IoI3S tserial No. oloa6), Tor nw4, sec. A
ip ION range sac, \. Mex. =. Meridian
has filed notice OF intention to make hna
Communication proof, 10 establish claim tc
the land above described, before Regisie,
and Receiver, u. 5. Land office at Tu.
eumeari n. NJ, on the r1,h day Of Novem
bsr, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
william J. Whitaker. AleS Fields, WesIe,
Lekoy Mitchell and Mercer l. Lawine al
OF Tucumcari. n, NJ
l0-'e 4 FFsates, Register