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El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-08-21

Certificate OF Brand, IA sheet
Justice Of the Peace Blanks.
Appeal Bonds, IL sheet.
Appeal Bonds, Criminal, IL sheet.
Appearance Bond, IL sheet
Appearance BOND on Continuance,
q. P.) IL sheet.
Bond of Appearance. Otstrict Court
2 sheet.
Justice Quarterly Report, Ia sheet.
Bond to Keep the Peace, IL sheet
Complaint, Criminal, IA sheet.
Forcible Entry and Detainer Com
plant, IL sheet.
Forcible Entry and D~etainer. Sum
mons, IA sheet.
Replevin Bond, II Sheet
Execution-Forcible Entry and De
l%tainer, IA sheet
Replevin Writ-1-4 sheet.
Replevin AFFIDAVIT, IA sheet.
Peace Proceedings. Complaint. IA
sheet.
Warrant, IA sheet
Commitment. IA sheet.
Attachment AFFIDAVIT, IA sheet
Attachment Bond, IA sheet.
Attachment Writ. IA sheet
Attachment Summons as Garnishee.
IA sheet.
Execution, liz sheet.
Summons. IA sheet.
Subpoena, IA sheet
J.. p. Complaint, IA sheet
Capias Complaint, II sheet
Search Warrant, IL sheet.
Certificate Of Marriage, rs cents per
dozen.
Official Bond. IL sheet.
Certificate Of Election. IL sheet.
Notice Of Sale Under Foreclosure OF
Mortgage, full sheet.
Guardians Bond and Ooath, Ia
sheet.
Letters Of Administration. IL sheet.
Administrators Bond and Oath, Is
sheet.
Letters Testamentary, IL sheet.
Declaration In Assumpsit, IL sheet.
Satisfaction Of M~ortagage, IL sheet.
Declaration In Assumpsit, on Note,
Assignment OF Mortgage, 10 sheet.
Lease, IL sheet.
Lease OF Personal Property, IL
sheet.
Chattel Mortgage, IL sheet.
Warrant to Appraisers, full sheet
Power of Attorney, 1-2 sheVt.
Acknowledgment, IA sheet.
Mortgage Decd, IL sheet.
Mortgage Deed without Insure nee
Clause, liz sheet.
Official Bond, Road Supervisor, IL
sheet.
Option, IL sheet.
Notice Of Protest, IA sheet.
Warranty Deed, IL sheet
Notaries' Notice Of Publication. "a
lsheet.
Renewal OF Chattsl Mortgage. IL
beet.
Letters OF Guardianship, IL sheet.
Quit Claim Deed, IL sheet.
Application for Bounty for Killing
Wild Animals, Ia sheet.
Bargain and Sale Deed. liz sheet.
Township Plats, IA sheet
Township Plats, full sheet.
Deed Of Trust, full sheet.
General Blanks.
Bond OF Deed, IL sheet.
Bond OF Indemnity, IL sheet.
Bond, General Form, / : 2shset-
Release OF Deed of Trust, 10 sheet
REIMBURSEMENT, IL sheet
4 uor,aotaaJ To- VIII A.0fQ 10 ahaaf
Homestead Application, I-007, IL
sheet.
Homestead Application. 4-oo7. IL
sheet.
Non-minerai Afidavit, 5-os2, Ia
sheet.
Small Holding Proof, full sheet.
No. / Homestead. 4-S4S. 10 sheet.
Desert Land Entry. 4-074c. IL sheet.
Afidavit, 4-102b, 10 sheet.
Afidavit required on Claimant, 4
'069, IL sheet.
Final Proof Of Desert Land Entry,
IL sheet.
Claimants Testimony, 4-O74b. Ia
sheet.
Declaration Of Application, S-274. IL
sheet. y
Afidavit OF Witness, 4-074, IL sheet
AFFIDAVIT and Order for Publication
OF Notice Of Contest Against a Non
Final Proof, 4-372a, IL sheet.
resident Entryman, 4-62S. IL sheet.
Afidavit to be Filed Before Contest
4-072, 10 sheet
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-08-21
Hotel Coronado
6 LUpE HERRERA. iIpropietario,
SANTA RE, NuEvo MEXICO. -
DEL REsrAuRANrE CORONADO. vsss.l lts

Hara si rrabajo de- coclna de ahora N adeIants por 81 mhmo.
RI Coronado es eli Iugar donde vd. puede obtener Ia meIor comlda pr
IS centavos, in esta ciudad. A breve orden de prImera oisse. eF -tso
q la Carte. Pobadnos. Sc paranuxa satisfaction
EN- CONNECTION HAY PIEzAsAMUE1LADAe. s
ado sur do Ia Plaza y. !. .22 Gale de- San Franchises.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-08-21

lila clase que crece con vuesra liberia que llenara pracicamente cualquier
lugar-que puede ser movida ana unidad q la vz por una persona sin revolt
yer los Iibros-que es practca, arthdca y la mica GAIA de lfbros sectional
lpereca que 10 fabrica. Equipada con puertas sin armella, puertas que lie
van rodoblos; las undades de la base equipadas con 8 sin cajones; y TODD he-
cho % n varedad de maderas v composturas adaptadas a cuaesquera
crcunstancias. venid a verlas 8 mandad pr ell catalogo conteniendo lo5
vistas interiores mosrando eLarreglo en- liberia, cuarto de recibo, etc.
Compana Impresora del Nuevo Mexcano Agentes Locales.
Santa re, N. N.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-08-21
sobrante ' Ganos Enteros ss5, 600
Capital $4,000

Sc transa un nesocio general bancafo lin en- todos us ramos Prestamos de
70 bGo los terminus mas favorabes sobre todas classes de segurdad personal ~
.cohteral Compra y vende bonos y t9a ca IN todos los mercedes por sus parro-
Patanos Compra y vende cambio domesAco Y extrangero y hsce transfermien-
tos de dnGo por TELEGRAPH q todas parties del mundo cNnhado sobre terminus.
tan iberales como son dados por cdalquier agencia transmittdora, pubnca 0 pri
Dor n sobre un termino de sds meses 0 un inc. Sc hace adelanto liberal
Q conagnamientos de animaes y productos 81 banco ehcua todas las ode
les de sus paroGnadores IN la Inca bancara, y Sc esmera en- extendenes trata
miento liberal or todos respeaos y es consstente con segurdad los principle
soidos bar carlos Sc aiqulan catones SECURES Darad epontos Respetaoamen
Socno del pubicc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-08-21
TAN
SU BUENA DISPO

Como oil la srands pasvo que tsnsmos or nusstrs nss~o. Que q
gan nusstros parroquIanos q sus amigo "Pusds darss crsdto 4 eusnts
Olga 9. spHz," q Ia mehr recommendation que podemos procurar. Legal
dad % nusstro santo y seha y eadayenta que hacemoa n . 70 clsrra haNa
que Ia oompra rssuNa satsfactoria e. gran satisfaction eomparsr On
una tends como sha- cada arNea 10 isva eonsIso su sarsatis
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-08-21
Mininc BIanSs

Mining BIanks
Amended Location Notice. IL sneet
Agreement OF Publisher. IA sheet
Proof OF Labor, IL sheet.
Notice Mining Location. IL sheet
Placer Mining Location. IA sheet.
Title Bond OF Mining Property. T.
Mining Deed, IL sheet.
Mining Lease. IL sheet.
Coal Declatory Statement. IL sheet
Coal Declaratory Statement with
Power OF an Attorney. Non-minera'
~ sheet.
Af1davit and Corroborating Non-min
eral Afidavit, IL sheet.
Notice OF Rigl to Water. IA sheet
Forfeiture or Publishing Out Of No
ice, IA sheet.
Afidavit OF Assessment, IL sheet.
Stock Blanks.
Bill OF Sale-Animais Bearing Ven
doris Recorded Brand, IA sheet.
Bill OF sale In Books OF rs Blanks. II
cents per book.
Bill OF Sale--Animals not Bearing
evndor's Recorded Brand, IA sheet.
Bill OF sale-Range Delivery. Il
sheet.
Bill Of Sale, Ia sheet
Authority to Gather, Drive and Han
IDLE Animals Bearing Owners Record
cd Brand, IL sheet
Authority to Gather, Drive and Han
lie Animals Not Bearing Owners Rec
| yrded Brand, IL sheet.
Cartidcata of BRAND IA sheet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
J. A. MASSEY
 KICKED BY MULE

J. A Massey of n6 South Twenty-fifth street, and who is connected with c. M. Burkhalter, was kicked by a mule yes- terday morning, and is lying at the Davis infirmary in an extremely critical condt- tion, while the best of medical skill Is be- Ing exerted to save his life.
 The mule kicked him in the stomach, making him very sick at the time. He was removed to his home and grew worse through the day. Last night he was re- moved to the Davis infirmary where an examination revealed the fact that one of the main arteries had been broken and the upper abdomen flooded with blood
 Dr. Davis performed the operation and removed the blood from the abdomen. The only thing apparently which had saved MT Masseys life up to that time was the clotting of the blood in the artery near the liver. thus causing the flow of blood into the abdomen to cease.
 It was 1:S0 o'clock this morning when the operation was finished. It had been necessary to give the patient a saline in- fusion, and it is feared that it may be necessary to have a transfusion of blood. MT. Massey's son is at the infirmary with his father, and if the transfusion is neces- sary his blood will be used.
 The chance for MT. Massey's recovery are extremely slim, according to the lat est reports from the infirmary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
MORRIS SHEPHERD
 WILL SPEAK HERE
Texas Congressman Will Be Chief At traction at WoodaWn Rally
 Day, August 27.

Congressman Morris Shepherd of Texas, sovereign banker of the Woodmen of the World, will speak in Birmingham August N at the annual rally day celebration of the Wocdmen of this district.
 The camps in this district which havc appointed committees to work up a rally day are Pratt City, Ensley, Bessemer, Jonesboro, Avondale, East Lake and Woodla wn, these committees working to :. gether under the head of a general com- mittee of which F. P. Williams of Pratt City Is chairman. The reports of this committee show that much progress has been made in working up a grand rally day, and that a big success is already assured. At the last meeting of the committee a letter was read from Con- gressnian Morris Shepherd of Texas, one of the silver-tongued orators of Congress that he had accepted their invitation to speak on August 27.
 Preparations for a big parade on that day are assuming such shape that 1t is now expected that 15OO Woodmen will be in line, together with number of uniform teams of Woodmen in the state
 After the parade in the city, cars will be taken for East Lake, where basket picnic will be served.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
ORDER FOR 50,OOOTONS OF RAILS l
 PLACED WITH TENNESSEE co.
Fine Sysfem .0f ROadhays
 W0h Nearing Completion

With the completion of the road work now under way by the Board of Revenue the territory south of Red mountain, ex- tending to the crest of Shades mountain, will be opened up to easy access, and good roads will be given to the whole of Shades valley from Birmingham What has been termed the garden spot of Jeff ferson county will be opened up to traffic into and out of the city
 The work which was taken up by the old Board of Revenue was continued by the new board, and the chain of roads is now nearing completion. The best road into Shades valley from Birmingham at present is the Green Springs road, ma cadamized highway, and the roads up and down the valley have been put in fine shape. Ascending Shades mountain the road built by the last Board of Rev. enue is considered to be one of the finest in the south. The boulevard down Shades mountain from point about opposite the head of Twentieth street to Hale Springs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
ORIGIN Of a Famous Human Food.

The story of great discoveries or in- ventions is always of interest
 An active brain worker who found him. self hampered by lack of bodily strength and vigor and could not carry out the plans and enterprises he knew how to con- duct was led to study various foods and their effects upon the human system. In other words before he could carry out his plans he had to find food that would carry him along and renew his physical and mental strength
 He knew that food which was brain and nerve builder (rather than a mere fat maker), was universally needed. He knew that meat with the average man does not accomplished the desired results He knew that the soft gray substance in brain and nerve centres Is made from albumen and phosphate of Potash ob- tained from food Then he started to solve the problem.
 Careful and extensive experiments evolved Grape-Nuts. the now famous food. It contains the brain and nerve building food clements in condition for easy digestion.
 The result of eating Grape-Nuts daily is easily seen in a marked sturdiness and activity of the brain and nervous system, making 1t pleasure for one to carry on the daily duties without fatigue or ex- haustion.
 Grape-Nuts food is in no sense stimu- lant but is simply food which renews and replaces the daily waste of brain and nerves.
 It's favour Is charming and being fully and thoroughly cooked at the factory it is served instantly with cream.
 The signature of the brain worker spoken of, c. w. Post, is to be seen on each genuine package of Grape-Nuts
 Look in pkgs. for the famous little book. "rhe Road to Melville" There's q Raasou.~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
PLEA IS MADE FOR
 PUBLIC LIBRARY

There will be a meeting of the Library association held at the city hall on Thursday, July 15, at p. m.
 Not only are members invited but every person in Birmingham-busi usiness men, private citizens. club women. teachers, fathers and moth CTS. and each who desires to help build up in Bir- mingham a large and icient library, which will compare in usefulness with every other city in the south-is urged by the committee to come out and by their presence and suggestions give assistance to the library movement.
 A plan is on foot to throw open the library in the fall as a free institu- tion to every resident of Birmingh am. To this end 1t Is necessary to enlist the interest of all.
 The Library association is band of workers organized for library develop ment in Birmingham. It Is earnestly desired to increase the membership of this association. The fees are entirely voluntary, ranging from 50 cents up. and the executive board request all citizens to connect themselves with the organization, and help pull for larger and better library facilities and equip ment.
 United effort will do much and at- tendance even at a personal sacrifice will be appreciat ted by the library com- mittee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
Pushing Road to MuIqa.

Alexander Bonnyman, general mana ger and chief engineer of the Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantic railroad. makes this statement:
 "The receivers of the Atlanta, Bir- mingham and Atlantic railroad have authorized improvements on the exist ing operated line, the work consisting principally of ballasting, widening of roadbed on fills, filling of temporary trestles, building necessary depots and section houses, the construction of a switching yard at Fitzgerald, the con- struction of a number of needed pass ing tracks, some additional facilities at the Brunswick ship terminals, some modern coaling stations and water stations, shop facilities and interlock- ing plants approximating a cost of about half million dollars; and also the completion of the road to the Mulga mines.
 Practically all of the grading be- tween Pelham (from which point the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic oper- ates into Birmingham over the Louis vile and Nashville) to Mulga dis tance of 2Sh miles, is completed. Most of the steel bridges for this work are on hand, ready for erection, and the work will consist principally of laying the track and erecting these steel bridges. It is contemplated that the track can be gotten to Mulga in about four months, and that at the end of that time we will be operating coal trains from Mulga to Pelham, connecting with our present operation between Birming- ham, Pelham and Brunswick.
 Tt Is my understanding that the re- ceivers have under consideration, and will decide some time this fall, whether or not they will build and operate their own track from Bessemer into the city of Birmingham. Our company has a very satisfactory arrangement with the Louisville and Nashville railroad which allows us to operate our trains into Birmingham from Pelham and which gives us the use of their complete ter minal facilities in Birmingham. In view of the fact that we have this ar engagement with the Louisville and Nashville railroad, the construction of this line is a matter of future consfd- eration."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds of conveyance in the following transactions in real estate in which amounts of 5000 or more were involved were filed yesterday in the office of the probate court:
 S2SOO-Jessie P. Jones and husband to William J. Duncan, the north half of lots 8 and 4, in block 194 Elyton Land company's survey of Birmingh am, being lot 5Ox100 feet on the corner of Twenty-seventh street and Avenue G.
 s17OO-A. H. Dunlap and wife to c. c. Stewart, part of lots II, 12 and Is. In block 265, Elyton Land Company's sur vey of Birmingham, being lot 7ox7S feet on the corner of First avenue and Eleventh street.
 $15OO-Mrs. A. L. Craker to W. N. Griffin, lot 27, in block 91, East Lake Land companys survey of East Lake.
 s15O0-Mrs. A. l.. Craker to w. N. Griffin, lot 26, in block 91, East Lake Land company's survey of East Lake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11

is now being rolled and finished. The Oxmoor road between Hale Springs back to Green Springs road is being repaired and put in the very best of shape.
 With the completion of the work on these stretches of county roadway an ex- oellent driveway into one of the richest portions of the county will have been built. The aggregate distance covered by the roads named Is between 25 and 30 miles. The last Board of Revenue was impressed with the necessity of building these roads, but the old commissioners were unable to complete them before they went cut of office. Shades valley is a country of dairies and truck gardens, and much traffic comes over the roads from that direction into the city.
 The construction of the open cut road way over Red mountain, work on which was begun last Monday, will shorten the distance between Birmingham and Shades valley about three miles, and the benefit to be derived from this road is apparent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
COULDN'T FOOL HIM Doctor Was Firm and Was Right

Many doctors forbid their patients to drink coffee, but the patients still drink 1t on the sly and thus spoil all the doctors efforts and keep themselves sick
 Sometimes the doctor makes sure that the patient Is not drinking coffee and there was a case of that kind in St. Paul. where a business man said:
 After a very severe illness last winter which almost caused my death, the doctor said Postum was the only thing that could drink and he just made me quit coffee and drink Postum My illness was caused by indigestion from the use of tea and coffee.
 'The state of my stomach was so bad that 1t became terribly infammed and finally resulted in a rupture. l had not drunk Postum very long before my lost blood was restored, and my stomach was well and strong, and I have now been using Postum for almost a year. When I got up from bed after my Illness weighed 9S pounds and now my weight Is l2O.
 There is no doubt that Postum was the cause of this wonderful improve ment. I shall never go back to tea or coffee, but shall always stick to the food drink that brought me back to health and strength
 Look for the little book, 'The Road to Wellville.' in pkgs. There's a Reason.'
 Ever read the above letter? A new enc appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human lnkaroat,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
EnsIey Blast Furnace No, 1 and Two More Open
 Hearths In Commission
KEISER IS SUCCEEDED BY
 JOS. I, JOHNSTON, JR,
Bonnyman Announces Plans for Com peting A., B. & A. to Mulga. Other Important News in
 Industrial Circles.

A 50,00O ton export order for rails re- ceived by the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company yesterday would not ness in the most prosperous era of the past
 Just before the export order was re- ceived the Tennessee company had au- thorized the statement that it had suffi- cient orders to run the Ensley rail mill on single turn or about one-third ca pacity. Fires are being lighted at No. iron, and in two additional open-hearth furnaces to supply steel for the single turn operations.
 The other orders on the company's books are for later delivery, the Harri- man order for 19.O0O tons being for De- cember and January.
 Announcement is made that while the at hand, details have not been received as to the period of delivery. The rails are to be shipped to Buenos Ayres Offi- cials of the Tennessee company have reason to hope that still other orders will be received shortly which will war rant full and continuous operation at the steel plant.
 the blowing in of big pig maker, the lighting of two additional open-hearth furnaces and the announcement of the 10000 ton export rail order will justify Ensley in boosting itself as of old.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
SEIZED BY THROAT AND THROWN DOWN NEAR GREEN SPRINGS, BUT SCREAMS FRIGHTENED As- SAILANT AWAY.

Mrs. Robert Mullin, who resides with her husband at Green Springs about half mile from the end of the Idlewild car line, was the victim of an ugly as- sault and battery at the hands of a ne- gro yesterday afternoon between and 3 :30 O clock.
 Mrs. Mullin, it seems, went to the car line with her husband, who was coming to Birmingham, and after seeing him on the car she started back home. Having gone about four blocks she was passing along the path through the woods when a negro jumped out from behind some bushes and seized her.
 The negro caught Mrs. Mullins around the throat and choked her badly, throw ing her to the ground. After having thrown the woman the negro released his grip on her throat, making it possible for her to scream At the top of her voice Mrs Mullin called for assistance. This frightened the black assailant and he fled through the woods. While the woman was very badly frightened the negro did her no material bodily harm.
 When the negro ran off Mrs. Mullin im- mediatelly ran to her home and having no one to send out and being afraid to go herself she remained at home until MT. Mullin returned yesterday afternoon about o'clock. Upon learning of the oc- currence MT. Mullin immediately notified the sheriff's office and bloodhounds were at once taken to the scene by Deputies Ed Wilson, Collier and Allen.
 The dogs took up the trail readily and followed it through Glen Iris park and for some distance down toward West End. However, as soon as the trail struck a roadway the dogs could follow it no fur ther. It Is believed the negro got into wagon at the point where the trail was lost.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
MEEK END RA YES CA USE
 ZNCREASE w BUSINESS

The systematic work of the Business Mems league "to bring more trade to Birmingham" is bearing good fruit. The advertising the league Is giving Birming- ham as the logical trade center of much wider territory than heretofore has been put to the people of the northern half of Alabama In such direct and convincing way that merchants say the out-of-town shoppers are coming in increasing num- bers.
 The various railroads which have on the weekend and special rates are noticing the increasing number of passengers they are bringing to Birmingham
 Capt Jack w. Johnson, division pas senger agent of the Seaboard, says that the passenger traffic to the city over his road has shown very gratifying increase during the past two weeks.
 H. F. Latimer, travelling passenger agent of the Alabama Great Southern, stated yesterday that the weekend rate was much appreciated by the people along that road, and that they were taking ad-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
B. L. E. TO HAVE
 GREAT PICNIC

An event of interest will be the picnic and barbecue to be given July P by all the auxiliaries of the Brotherhood of To- comotive Engineers at Germania park. The womans auxiliary is composed of the wives of members Of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Its aim and pur- pose Is to promote fraternal love and so- ciability within the families of its mem- bers, also to render assistance necessary in time of affliction or trouble. It has made many charitable donations outside It's organization
 A feature of the picnic and barbecue will be dancing and euchre in the after noon.
 There will be races for ''the pig" and the small boy, egg races. sack races and nail driving; races for the fat men and races for the handsomest women. In the evening a grand contest will be closed awarding to the most popular railroad man a handsome monogram charm. This prize Is now on exhibition in the win- dow of the lobe Rose Jewelry company. In this contest are Frank Beamish of the Louisville and Nashville, Joseph Houp- pert of the Frisco, Conductor Clark of the Order Of Railway Conductors on the A. G. S., Conductor John Weaver of tho Southern and John Reeves of the Louis- vile and Nashville.