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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11
Niger in the WOOdpile.

A bureau for the distribution of
questions at common school exami-
nations for teachers has been uncov-
cred in Louisville, and it is said that
the bureau operated all over Ken
trcky selling quesSISns in advance Of
the examinations and reaping rich
harvest. AS a result of the investi-
cation Lucy jackson is under arrest
i'll Louisville, and Elmira Lang, OF
Louisville, and Sarah Lee, of Eliza
bethtown, all negroes, are in Jail at
Elizabethtown. Other arrests ~---he;
made in various parts ofcthe State,
and it is expected i several men
and women not now under arrest will
be sent to the penitentiary. Two ne
81 oes for whom warrants were issued
in Louisville fled before they could
be arrested, but it is hoped that they
will be caught.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11
Democratic City Primary June 18th.

A meeting of Democrats at the City
Fall Saturday night elected G. r.
Burgess chairman and Guile Brom-
le. secretary. F. T. D. Wallace, Jr.,
and C, B, Ross were elected commit
teemen for the two wards. This was
tt date fixed for candidates to reg
isIer for city offices. James H. o.
Blien, F. F. Freese and James Q.
Lackey entered their names for Police
Judge. John G. Burns and c. B,
Wellman registered for Mayor. No
c; ndidates offering for Council it was
c, ,cided to defer nominations for the
six councilmen until later.
The primary to nominate for Police
Judge and Mayor will be held SaturA
day, June 10Th.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11
Flour Higher.

On wednesday of last week the price
Of flour advanced 20 per cent, max
ing the best grade sell for $50 in
stead Of $40 pA barrel wholesale,
end $40 per barrel retail. This price
Is higher than flour has sold for at
any other time in the last twenty
years. >tlh the seventies, however, 1t
sold as high as Sl4 per barrel, The
rise in the price OF wheat of course
caused the advance in flour dealers
attribute the increase in the pricd
Of wheat largely to the manipula-
tons OF Patten, the present wheat
king
Nobody wishes any i'll to befall the
family OF the wheat king" II he has
any, but the sight OF Patten begging
bread from door to door would be
the occasion for many dry eye.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11
Serious Accident.

A very serious accident occurred
on Saturday last whereby tine seven
year old daughter of George Chap
man, living on Three Mile, was very
badly hurt. She and another child
we're riding horse when both fell
off, the Chapman child striking the
ground first, the other girl falling
on top of her. The Chaman girl
fell on her right arm, breaking the
bone between the elbow and tho
shoulder aud forcing the bones
through the flesh. Or. Jay B@tram,
Of near Fort Gay, and DR.. Ira Well
man went up and dressed the frac-
tured member
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11
The Grand Finish.

Inez, KY, June with the wo-
man who had kidnapped him from
his wife's side on the night of June
/, Jasper Crum, a well known farmer,
was taken into the mountains by
his brother and a posse which had
been searching for him, and the pair
stripped to the waist and soundly
switched .
The woman is Miss Lizzie Moore,
daughter of prominent family OF
Toss creek, w. Va, sweetheart OF
Crums before his marriage. The pair
had recently been corresponding and
lad planned the elopemeut.
The girl knocked at Crum's door
after midnight and kept up the ap-
pearance of kidnapping by putting
a revolver to Crum's head and COM
pelling him to follow her.
A posse took up the search and
after five days found tile pair living
together at mining camp in West
Virginia.
After the whipping the woman was
turned loose, but Crum was brought
back to face an irate wife. who was
hardly able to recognize her husband
alter his experience with the posse.
The NEWS took no stock in the
stuff first sent out regarding the
Martin county kidnapping" and did
net publish it. 1t will be noticed from
the foregoing that there are Moore
Crums connected with it, which the
public may swallow or reject.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11
Ed. CALLIHAN shot.
Assassination Of Jim Hargis' Associate.
BIOOdhOundS Follow Trail.

While preparing to open his store
at Crockettsville, Breathitt county,,for
business at o'clock last Monday
morning, Ed Callahan, the famous
feud leader of Bloody Breathitt and
the right-hand man of the late Judge
James Hargis during the troublous
times in the feud-ridden county, was
shot by an enemy concealed in coal
bank about one hundred yards away,
The ball entered Callahan's side,
ihflicting what is believed to be a
fatal wound. Two physicians were
summoned from Jackson. The iden-
tity of the assassin is net known, as
he made his escape.
Latest reports show that an effort
was made to assassinate the entire
Callahan family. Ed Callahan was
talking to his brother, Green Gala
han, at the time of the shooting A
steel bullet from a repeating rifle
passed entirely through his abdomen,
inflicting a wound which is pro-
nounced fatal. Green Callahan lodged
into the store and was not hit
Three arrests were made Tuesday
Of men charged with being implicated
in the shooting. Those under arrest
are Govan Smith, his brother, Elisha
Smith, and Levi Johnson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11
Death OF SHERIFF'S wife.
Mrs. X. A. Stone Passes Away After
Brief Illness.

After several days OF intense suf-
f,rlng Mrs. Jennie Jones Stone, the
wife of Sheriff X. A. Stone, passed
from earth at an early hour yesterday
morning She had been in poor health
for several months, and after giving
bilth to a child on last Saturday
morning she failed rapidly. She left
n husband, two children and sister,
Miss Addie Jones The latter has
been attending Marshall College,
Huntington. and arrived home on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Stone was the Oldest daughter
OF John W. Jones and his second
wife, both deceased. She was born
II this city twenty-five years ago.
As a child she was all that daugh-
ter should be. As a wife she was
dcvutcdly attached TO her husband,
and as a mother she loved unscllish-
Is and intensely. Mrs. Stone was IN
every respect a most estimable wom-
an She was member OF the South
eru Methodist Church and lived the
nIc of an humble Christian. She was
er,phatiCally a home woman, think
in and co., more for her husband
and child n han for ANYTHING else
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11
!. 4TH Of JULY
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7WiIl Be Celebrated at Louisa
On the 3Td.
Program Being Arranged for a Big Day,
With Horse Races Added 10
Usual Features.

Louisa never allows the Fourth Of
July 10 go by without a celebration,
eOch year endeayoring to SO vary OF
improve the program that the inter
est Is kept up. For this reason we
always have large crowd of the
most orderly people.
The year 1909 will be no exception
10 the rule Of the past. The program
committee Is now at work aud will
announce the result within few
days.
The celebration will be held on
Saturday, July 3rd, as the ith falls
on Sunday. Monday the 5th will be
observed as legal holiday through
out the United States, but the loca
committee knows from eXperienc,
that the country people would prefer
Saturday for our celebration
The program has been sufficient!
outlined TO justify us in stating in 1
general way that the forenoon viii
b. devoted TO the usual features
and will take place In the public
square and the streets Of Louisa, Tn,
afternoon win be spent at Fountain
Park, where horse races and baseball
will be the chief events. A track vii
b. put into good condition in thu
park within the next few days
The arrangements are In the hand
Of good, live committee and th'
\ people may depend upon having al
enjoyable day.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11

Mrs. Lille Sturgill, wife of DR..
Sturgill, of Princess, is seriously i'll
CT appendicitis and will probably be
operated upon today. The many
friends of Mrs. Sturgill are greatly
concerned as to her condition. and
this is her fourth attack of appen-
dicitis. She was formerly Miss Lille
Burton, daughter of Judge Burton
Of Ironton, and is a cousin of Mr.
Andy York, of this city.-Cat Trib.
Judge Burton is resident of Ricf
creek, Lawrence county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11
Use Of TOBACCO
By Minors Prohibited in Pub
lie Places.
City Council Of Louisa Adopts OTdi-
nance TO Stop Sale and Public Use
Of Weed Amongst Boys.

The City Council met last Tuesday
evening in regular session with
full attendance.
The Treasurer reported almost $4O0
on hands and this was appropriated
to the payment of some of the older
ol legations.
The monotony OF routine business
was broken by only one incident. the
enactment of law prohibiting the
use of tobacco in public places by
minors, and forbidding anyone TO
fu niSh tobacco or cigarettes to
minors.
After some discussion the ordinance
vas adopted, with only one dissent
! ing vote
The boys whose highest ambition
! In life is to become good smokers
are very much incensed by what they
consider the audacity of the council
in compelling them to discontinue
their public exhibitions Of graceful
sD,oking and expert splitting. They
are robbed of half the pleasure when
excluded from the gaze of an admir-
ing public. These boys evidently
think it an inspiring sight for the
pUpulaCe to see them lazily sending
ur rings Of smoke, or flooding the
sidewalks with nasty eXpectorations
that ruin the skirts Of ladies who
pass that way. But they are mis-
taken. The tobacco dope helps them
to see many things in just such an
erroneous light. AS long as they
art busy smoking and chewing they
do not want any other job and most
of these are therefore idle Statistics
show that youths who use tobacco
are the poorest students in schools
We will publish some statistics or
this subject in another issue.
Following is the ordinance:
/. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person, company or corporation &c
sell or give away cigarettes or Gig
arctic papers or to have any cigarettes
OF cigarette papers in or about any
store or other place for free distri
button or sale.
! ,. Every minor person who shal
sLoke or use cigarettes, cigars, OF
tobacco in any form on any public
road, street, alley, park, or Other
lands used for public purposes, o.
in any public place of business, shal
he guilty of a misdemeanor and upoI
conviction shall be punished for eaCl
offense by a fine of not more thai
so, and every person who shall
furnish cigarettes, cigars, or tobacco
r. any form to such minor person
or who shall permit such minor per
: son to frequent any premises owned
or held or managed by him, for th'
purpose of indulging in the use o
cigarettes, cigars, or tobacco in an!
form, shall be guilty of misde
meanor, and upon conviction shal
be punished by a fine of not les!
: than $25 nor more than 800.
s. 1t shall be unlawful for any on
connected with the schools of Lou
: isa either as student or teacher t.
use tobacco in any of its forms An!
person violating section shall bC
fined for each offense in any sum no
= TO exceed $40
t 4. Every person, company or cor
poration violating any of the pro
visions of section of this act shal
) he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and on conviction shall be fined no
l,ss than $25 nor more than 500.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11
PROF. E. A. FOX DEAD.
The Great Sunday School Leader Ex,
piTeS in Louisville.

Prof. Edgar A. Fox, who was rec
ognized as one of the most capable
Sunday School officers and workers In
the country died early Sunday mOrnA
ing at his home in Louisville. He
had been i'll about six weeks of gas
tritIs.
MIR. Fox was taken Suddenly Ill at
the office of the Kentucky State Sun
day School Association, of which he
was the general seCretary, and was
removed to his home in carriage.
About two weeks ago his condition
became worse, and the attending ply
sician called other physicians in con-
sultation. Early last week 1t was
seen the end was near, and afterward
the physicians, nurses and members
OF his family were always near his
bedside,
The death of Mr.. Fox Is a cause
OF grief to members of Protestant
churches and Sunday Schools through.
out the State, and many persons who
were associated with him in other
States in international Sunday School
work. His excellent personal attrib-
utes and his zeal and activity for the
cause he promoted We're known to
many people, who will remember him
gratefully for what he was, sought
10 do and achieved
Mr.. Fox was well known In this
city, having lectured here in the In
terest Of Sunday School affairs. His
death is great loss TO the State
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11
Another Kentucky Story.

An announcement of particular in
terest to Kentucky people is that John
Fox, Jr., and his bride, who is FRITZ
Scheff, on the stage, will spend sew
eral weeks this summer at Olympian
Springs, where Mr.. Fox will gather
material for a new story of Ken
lucky life he is to write. They are
now at Big Stone Gap, Va, Mr.. Fox's
home, where they are spending their
honeymoon, and where their residence
has been charmingly fitted up with
pictures, furniture, ETC., gathered in
all parts OF the world.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11
The ChildeTs Story is Untrue.

The NEWS published last week
not as a fact, but as a rumor only
story about the return of Chill
ders girl who is believed to have
been drowned 16 years ago. We tried
to reach Mr.. Childers by telephone
OIL the day Of publication, but could
not. We have since investigated the
story and find 1t to be untrue. The
originator is unknown.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-06-11

Mrs. onalda Burgess, of Gallup, IL
In Louisa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10


acres; taxes, 81 Is; penalty, II costs,
$780, total, $500
&.
Garcia, Gaspar-Land in pet 10
l01XN0e VS. Bd a., NJ X. Springer
s., j. pcrea; T., Highland venue W.
ath ST.. personal property, $50; taxes.
S3.h5i penalty, IL costs $40; total,
SG14
Gurulc. Josc-Land IN pet -.
50Xl26 Va. 1871. ~, Alexander: s., Thee
dore Garcia; T.. Adolfo Armijo. ",
Pablo Grespini personal property. $40
taxes, S3.9l; penalty. 10, costs. 500;
total $3.50.
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Nall'' ~ hulIiE' w" SlrcGi, peiSon-
PIpp''tN' w u'NtS, sI.pzs pen
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=, 49, 10 n. t,,aIp1 -.
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9ee We IA \ / nomero : Ken.
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IA ves sQt1 n~cnaItv al costs A. q
It'll Sfo5
Eooan land ia PEI n
ao,ocE a. IA n Kum1. a. ,o,dt
qovIrn n nj n tSnn1, " road 81
acras. noreonat ~nTonertV S95"faxes
e. 81 ncnaItg "a, coste - 40 To-
fgapl+ ST. sGS many ~ e'' 0'
Hgnick Loonarao-Land in pet.
AAAtAi "a D. hAt ffAtN - AfNf
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Lots /. ?. II acres: slb Of NEA
so acres; NEh Of sEA. 40 acres; All
In Sec !. Tp. s., ~. r. G. H.; personal
property $40 taNcs. $3o9: penalty
49, costs. $40, total 1854.
Martinez. Luz Land Ia Pct. 10,
Ma of SW q NJ Of SEA Soc g.
Tp q. ~, g. Z, T., 100 acres, personal
property, $50, taxes. $1a5t penalty
p; costs. s. 90. total. $7.22.
MARTINEZ, Julian--Gaud in Pet 10.
Patented land In Sec. 80, TIP s., fG0
acres. personal property. x40s taxes,
q 1e. penalty %; costs. $500; total
M%oHtova, Modesto-Iand in Pct. 10.
SO Of SW Sec. il. NM of NEI,|
Sec. IA, Up. S, N, r 6. T.. 1850 acres
personal property $40; taxes S2s3
penalty, "a; costs. $500. total, 1921.
Nlcto, Pontoleon-IAnd in Pct 10,
Patented land in Sc NEh. Sh NV a
Sec. 6. Tp s.. NJ. X. q. T., 100 acres,
personal property, $50. taxes, 1914,
penalty, .25; costs, $500; total, 1873.
j..
Pcrca y Espluosa. Pedro-fAnd IN
Pet 10 SEA of SWA x VIZ Of SIC
and SELL Of SELF Of Sec ], TIP. y,
~, r. 6. H., 100 acres. personal prop
fflAt AlIH, tbNi@t vi .h8- ptlihtiJt 90
costs, s240, total, $14S2.
pcra dc sandovat Maria-Laud In
Pet. 10. Patented land 80 acres. minor
heirs' share. NWh Of SWh K SW a
If NWh q lot 4, Sec. B. NEh Of
sEA OF Soc. g. Tp. s, y. r 6, r.. "a
acres personal property $25. taxes.
81 23i penalty, 80; costs, 5 $50; total,
&1019.
Bomcro. Dionico-L0nd IN Pet. 10.
NJ IA Of Sec 80, Tp. 9, NJ K. g, T.,
100 acres; personal property, $3.50;
taxes. $lG.10; penalty, 80; costs,
$500. total, $3.50
Sanchez, Antonio-Land in Pet 10.
sWh of Soc. Is, Tp, q. n. r. 6, T..
100 acres. personal property, sos; tax
rs, 81 0lt penalty, .05. costs, 5000
total, 83.0G.
Sandoval, Pcrfilio-fand in pet 10,
VIZ NEh q lots +, 2. Sec. -, Tp 3.
n. Il. 6. r.. las acres. personal prop
erty. $50; taxes, $3.50 penalty, ~
costs. s. 90; total f10.77.
Valencia. Jaoobo-Tnnd In Pet 10
SEA SEtt Sec. ~ NEA NEh Ser.
r., 100 acres personal property, 500
taxes. SAL. penalty, a; costs, 81 40;
total $110G.
PRECINCT No. II
Chavez. n Land IN Pet II,
316N31S US. I'D ~, r chavez, S., r.
ORTIZ. IE., pub road, W. Grant, per
souul property, $50, taxes, &fl5, pen
atty. 80. costs, 500; total, $3.50.
chavez y chavez, lose Land in Pet.
II, 6oN55 w. Sd n, S q L., T.. o.
$50. -.-l "a ..4 a-.I. .uA, D.
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.oe. costs, sa.4O; total. s2s2a.


49, costs, ss4o' total s2s.2a.
Il.
Kane. J Land in pet. s. Bd ~.
Candelaria: &, J NJ. Moore. T.. II. n.
w. Attn ST. taxes, $1o.21, penalty, Boz.
costs SlGo, total si2sl.
Montoya. Jose Clrllo-Land In pet.
8, 3 acres, Bd. n. Barolas ditch, s.,
Candelaria; T.. Montuya; w. J. APP
odaca. IA acres Bd. y. c. Garcia, s..
L. Garcia; T., J Garcia, W. J. Mar
tincz. personal property. 500; taxes.
SIG penalty, .05, costs, $500. to-
tai. N99.
Young. james Land in ret 3. Bd.
n. Juan Cristobnl Armijo. s.. Yrisat z
ri; II. Romero; W, r. IL, taxes. SO
50. penalty. 81; costs, t2.o0; total,
SS.SG.
PRECINCT No. g.
Aragou. Juan j. ~ Land Ia Pet. 2,
100xf15 VS.. I'D. n, II. ArmiJoi s., acc
auia. r., r. Gabaldon. w accania
land I'D. n, \. Gabaldon. s., n. Arm
flo: r., Atrlsco. w. accquia, ! acre.
9 acres land in Atrisco. personal prop
orty. $40. taxes. SEQ: penalty, II.
costs, s. 20; total. s55f.
Nrmita " Baca, Juan@fhnd Ia Pct
Q. fG0N13O y3s. BID ", Severe san
chez: y. entrance; r.. aecquia. w.
Jaramilio; 100x500 vs. n r., +. y
Armljo. s.. road, H., Arenal; W.
Jesus Armlfo. 20OxGO0 VS.. Bd. 49,, Ra-
'acl Armiio; s.. Vidal Mora t., aces
quia; w. hills. personal property, $50
taxes. S1t.b6; penalty, 81; costs. 81
00;; total. s1G13.
Atlas Realty Development, Inycst-
ment e Title Co-Iand IN Pct ..
27xt40 VIZ. ia. N. Salvador Baca; S.
Poiocarpio Armiio; T., pub. road W,
SALVADOR Baca S2NS00 yds. Bd n, =
Garcia. s.. J. r.. Garein; T., Luceroi
w. a. Sandoval IN Pct 4; taxes. 81 H2i
penalty. II. costs. S3.G0; total, 81. G6.
Chavez, McrccdcH-Iand IN Pet p
100x50 yds ia n. road. s. Vicente
Chavez; t., = Armijo; w, pub rond
1GN200 yds ia ~, Jose !, Luccro: r..
road. e.. Teicsfor sanchez, W, Vic
toriano Sanchez. personal property
$40. taxes, .9s. penalty, OF; costs
50 90 total. sac.
g..
Gab0ldon. CorncHo-fand Ia pet o
30Xa1 w. BID ~. Pablo Gabaldon. -.
river. h., Jaramillo, W. pub road
300x8O0 vs. Bd. ~, i. GabaldOn s
river. T.. Douglas. W. river, person
al property. SIS. taxes, S6.32i penalty,
20: costs, $3.50. total. S83S.
Gabuldon. Epifanio- Land ir Pet =
1890 yds. ia. ~. J. Jaramillo; g. Nj
Garcia, f.. river W, road S0x233 vs..
ia N, J u Apodacai S., Albuq. Land
Co. H., s. Apodnca; w, A. H. Gar
cla, taxes, tts5. penalty. - costs.
$3.50, total SOL.
Gaboldon, Frnncisc0-Land IN Pet
.. G1Xl00 vs.. Hd. s., T. iobato, s.,
Carlos SANCHEZ; r.. a.. Montoya; w
Dub roud G3Ni80 oN nd n. i. Arm
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Maldonadu. Est p~fuIou,.o- Land 800
Pct 10, NNh of SW = Of Scf %. ".
% Sc =, a Me- OF 81 % sec. 4
To. 8. y, r. 6. r. 160 acres personal
property. $50: taxes sIoss penalty.
90; costs. sac: total tf3s6.
A4ll0uadO. Iabl0-Land Ia Pct. 10,
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Hall John Gland in Pet. IS. 50-
N10o " BID. ~. Keys :. %Santinanes.
r. roalroad. ". accquiS: taxes.
s. As penalty, L. costs, Ss.oo; to-
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Jaramillo, Salvador a 81 Land iu
Pct ., bexb0 Va Bd n. - Aldoracto,
s.. = G%abaldnn. L.. uronali W. At
risco ncequia e5N25 va Bd a., s.. San
chez; $ a r.. pub road, W, s. sam
chez; personal property. SN5. taxes,
81 90. penalty IL, costs, So 20, total,
1921.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10

Valencia. Jncobo-T@nd In Pet 10
SEA SEhi See. ~ NEH NE1l See.
s.. M NWh Sec. 3, Tp. s, n, K. 6,
r., 100 acrcsi personal property, $50;
taxes. $9ll. penalty, A; costs, $40;
total. $lI9G.
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Chavez. Mcrccdcs-Land IN Pet .,
100x50 yds I'D ~. road. 49, Vicente
chavez t., = ArmiJoi w, pub rond
1Gx200 yds ia ~, Jose I, Luccro. IS.
road. T.. Tcicsfor Sanchez, W, vic
forlano SANCHEZ. personal property
$40. taxes, 9s. penalty, .0f; costs
So 20! total. sac.
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Young, james Land IN Pet 3, 49,.
n. Juan Cristobnl Armijo. s., Yrisai-
ri; n. Romero w, T. H. taxes, 50
Sd penalty, 81; costs, $500; total,
81 SIG.
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Salas, Adolfo-Iaud in Pet 81.
200N200 yds. ia. n. Chilli Grant: S.
simon Gricgo; T., Unknown; w. Sal
vador Bachechi; personal property.
So o5. taxes, SHE; penalty. ,55;
costs. $40: total. $14.07.
sanchez. Ramou-Land in Pet 81
House x lot In Chilli on Main St.
personal property. $3.50; taxes. $3.03.
penalty, 10; costs, $500; total,
N5.lN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10

MARTINEZ y Jaramillo, Longino-
Land in Pet. IS. 80. n, Manuel b.. \.
Lobato; s.. q f., Jose Candelara; W,
Lionides Montoya; personal property:
$40: taxes, $3.50; penalty, 20, costs,
SEQ; total, sS.52.
Montoya, Jose-Land in Pet. %,
50Xt0O VS.. I'D. ~, Santo Ormijo; s..
Juan Montoya; r.. Community lands;
W, acequia madre; personal property,
$40; taxes, $4.31; penalty, p; costs,
81 40. total. SG.92.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10

Jaramillo. Pedro-Land in Pet %.
200x2O0 vs.. 80. ~, a. Montoya; s, n.
Gabaldon; r.. acequia; W. y. Mon.
toya; 20XG0 VS.. Bd. N. S., f.. & &W.,
=. Jaramillo; personal property, $65;
taxes, $40; penalty. OF; costs,
X2.S0t totAl. $l.21.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-02-18
A >.enan.s Complexion.

It is rank foolishuess to attempt
to remove sallowness or greasiness
of the skin by the use OF cosmetics,
or "local" treatment, as advocated
by the beauty doctors. The only
safe and sure way that a woman can
improve her complexion is by purify
ing and enriching the blood, which
can only be accomplished by keeping
the liver healthy and active. The
liver is the seat of disease and blood
pollution. Green's August Flower
acts directly on the liver, cleanses
and enriches the blosd, purifies the
complexion It also cures cOnsti-
patton, biliousness, nervousness, and
induces refreshing sleep. A single
bottle of August Flower has been
known to cure the most pronounced
and distressing case of dyspepsia
and digestion. New trial size bottle
Is cents; regular size 70 cents. A.
Frost & Spies.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-02-18
Rea; Estate Transfers.


The following local real estate
transfers were made during the
week.
John A Jacobs to Washburn Loan
& Building Assn. lot 9 block So
W aShburn, ST..
Peter LaBrash and wife to John
Love, und. } sw ne. 3O49-4. $115.
D. A. Delil e and wife to Charles
L. Olson, lot Is block 80. Washburn,
$3.50.
Peter Nakeman to Mary P. Wake
man, part Of Sc Sc, l2-48-5, 81.
7. G. Cofey and wife to w. A.
Robinson. lots 40 6, block Is
Vaughn & Austrians Add. Wash
burn 81.
Joseph Pilon and wife to O. A.
Lamoreaux. lots 6 7-8, block 6,
Washburn Real Estate and Invest
ment Co., Add. SD.