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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-06
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6 Gineinnati, 5. eSuIi.

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Ibbie Wa Stout II. U. an Woniior
2ooge No. 445, +. unb u. W., Cots
81 uro 58 in Cincinnati guilbino vi,
location llnterabtbeiluug in SapIsr
port, 500.
Somss %. 5oIeb an philip S.Sbnb.
man. Cots 33 uno "a in 9Folep &.
Glarte's llnterabtbsiIung in Some
Gitp 81.
Z Wi. 8reen an Marp g. Snrbis
man, 5heiI bon Got 3O3 in grpant &.
lrspor's llnterabtbsiIung in 5atr=
mount, 81.
8iuiam We6sr on glnnic QiIle, SO.
So in Wtarp g. Shsiring's llnterab.hsi=
lung, 81.
WtattIoa Wardnprth an Waub o..
Nippsrt, 135 lei 300 SUB an Der Siios
ietts Der gSert Rnao IN Weitpopo, 81.
Gt33ie 8eiel an WIarp s.. Quinn,
Sot 10 uro SbeiI bon Got 75 in Mius
q; &IIne's 4. llnterabtbsiIung Don
g}Orpooo, 81.
:. H. Rutpe on 6enrn mibbenbprf,
IbelI BON 2ot 81 in GIemmer, Ddder
d aebIer's unterobtbelIunq, $1OO.
Bernard 5ispatrit an Rpbsrt 9.
1rout, so BEL 226 SUB an btr Srieite
Der S!enmore ape., $27OO.
,Sacob Gdsrt on Caroline 80 gruon
uno 5li3dbetb WcIfberoer, Cots II.
2, 73, "A uno rs in sSobn Gsiasr's
llnterabthejlung. $2875.
&etpis o. gietpbouie on Serrn Rslps
bouis uno Warp QerpbpuI., 100 alder
Ganb in Sett 8 TN Bbitetputer Sp.,
$125O.
SOiepb grpsrman an 0iaiamgrosrs
man, - BEL 85 5ub an Der 0sftieite
Der pIeoIunt Ctr, 81.
Wiliam u. 9sobin on STabsue =.
QBooo, 46 SUB an Der 9orofeits Der
WsoolioH Roab, Spbe part, 81.
Grben pOH Sopbid a. grutmaun,
per Sheriff, on grant +. uno glisa.
BETH 2. Dietborn, % SUP on Der
Weitieits Der Wlao 4ntbonp Ctr, ua6s
Spring GroDe gtpe., $1525.
Iodm BONNER on 4ntbonp Spibs
muller, Got 223 in We. 81. goor's I'M
terabtbeiIung, $500.
Gatb. ShrOsosr on 9iauae of Ct.
Bernard, 6 Cots an gburhStr. ,$4650.
Gatb. WloormaHn an bto., s Gots in
Sett. IS, WtiQtrset Up, $4,000.
Ghriitian Goeoste's grben (per Sbe.
rITD an Sppbie Seusmann, Cots 20
unb q in Siaoc Bates untsrabtbeis
lung. $500.
Sophie !6susmann on RotionaI
prsBeI 60, bositIbe gigentbum, S1etc.
WSostoe 81. Robertfon an Qrdibolb
:. Mhtts, 4 Cots an 8. unb Walnut
Str. (Suboit= gts), 81 etc.
Wlarp 9. Sarbimnn an g6as. g.
80 SUP anSoqeglpe. $500.
Sopbie &Iasmsper an Sos. SoenIein,
20 SUB on Gipinsiton Ctr, $3.50.
WIarp 70. Morten on sJos. 81. 9aFt,
100 5ub on Regent aDe., Nornoob,
81 etc.
Sas u. 1oft an Glen ]. S6ulsr,
ousielbe gigsntbum, 81 etc.
Gam. GoI0bsrs an 9aDib g. aaufs
mann, l Qot an Reabins RoaS, nabe
Union, 81 ett.
eli8abetb SbpIe an Gath. S'gri.n,
| Got an gloin Str. (aans Str.), 81
nc.
s5obn Rolifs an 4nna Shlueter, ]
Sot an 81. 2egsr pIaes, ST etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-06

fielen ihm am trtnigiten; es lag et=
mas &aBenur:igts barin. bus gu bem
son5en Wanne niht pabte. 8enn e:
oieIen Bid uno bieies 2ddeln fprts
lteB, mar er Elm itattliber Mann nit
offenem, 3utrauen erpedenDem 8es
ii4t. nit einem Weien, gan5 gema4t
su Der inponirenben Wurbe bes Ir3s
tes; uno Dap er 9etIt beiibe unb Elm
fetner 8eobahter iet, tonnte Rubolf
niht be3ipetfeln; eben 10 pentg be-
5tpeifeIte er, oab Heioler ibm freuroz
lid augetban; benn mas bate er bds
bon qebabt, ibm 5reunbIi9teit Su beu.
teln2 Uas tpnutc Der Sauslebrar
ibm Rlfen ober f6dben2
Sd min feinen gtotb iebenfalls be-
nuBen, murmelte er Dor iih bin, bern
eS tit elm gutter Ratb. MGnner boil
2ebenstlugbett tpie 6ieier mDgen aus
ipeiIen in ibrsn 2tnIidtsn iiber Be-
nltbung Der 8erbdItniTe gu lpeit gehea,
aber in meinem 6alIs bin ih NIT ibm
einperitanben. Sd muB mir Die 6uio
bieier Sr1u ii6ern, muB ibrer Gitslz
teit Ihmei6eln, 10 piel ih es permag.
Mein Batter tonnte bas nibt, er mar
unbie9ium; tpie ieufsen bic nod iiber
i'm, bic tbn gsIisbt babsn! Nber tpiq
ih oenn einen trummen RIden mo-
den, mo i6 unre6t iebe? iogte er leoz
batter gu iih ieIbit uno louter ipre6.
enb, als er es tpolIte.
Qls er bies iugte, fiel Elm Sdatten
c:tf I'm, uno Dt1t On t6m ooriiber
gina ttue bu:t.. GsItdlt, bic ith nah
ihm umtponote uno i'm onblidte. gs
mar stns Dame, in tbren Mantel einz
gebIQt, ben Sopf in einem Sute petz
bergen, ben Elm fapar3er SdIeier
biat beosdte, ipelher nett iiber ibr
9eiidt rsi9te. 2tIs er aufIab, mar
iie poriiber, unb iie blisb ni6t itebsn
tpie er, iie entfernte Iih.
Spnoerbar, idgte er lG6elnb, es mar
mir beinabe, oIs pGre es 2otthen gsz
tpeisn; uber bic lit gr0Ber, bretter uno
tpirb iibsrbaupt feline nGdtIihen 9ros
menaoen MAIDEN. - Gr lab nah Der
anosrsn Geits Der StraBe unb fano,
oab er iib bem Sauie gssenuber be-
funo, in tpeItem Shsuboh iein gro
pes GeihGft bate. Radoentsno fab
sr oQs 9ebGuoe an, Sod unD bitter
itQno IS nit ieiner lanqen RGibs gro
Der 5sniter. Sn Der Wtttte mar Der
6aupteingdng, 5u oeiTsn Seiten 3tpei
9asfldmmen brannten, bel bsren
S6inmsr Rubolf Die Diht geitIohez
men Gdoen un0 bsrubge3ogenen 8prz
bdnae betrahtete. Gr erinnerte iih.
baB er aIs &nabe bier ben Better oft
qeIeben unb beIuht bate, Der in bem
llnt:rgef6oB arbeitete, no Der alte
S6eQba6 iein Compton belt. De
5snitsr beiaBen odmals bretts Giiens
glitter, bauharttg nad unten ge6ogen, |
uno oft bate er bort nit ptelen Qn0'@ |
rem Meniden aeitonben, Die neugieriq
unb pon elmer groben G6rfurht ersriTs |
fen hiueini6auten, nm Die 8uhhalter !
9eIo 3G5Ien unb arbeiten 8u ie6en. |
Sept mar bas 2tQes fOrtgeihoFft. Die /.
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Spisqelfheiben unb poIirte 2doen an
ibrs SteQe gstrsten, bas Compton in
Die RebenitraBe pertpieien, gu peIdsr
oas 6aus Die gte biloete; bsnn bic
gndoi9e 5rau, ioote SeIn, beHtt na=
tiirlia anbers iiber Die Duroe uno .
eines taufmGnnii6en &C. /
T6dfts aIs Der IeIigs alte Serr, unb .
Doute ibren Gingon9 fir Ii6 babeH, |
obns pon Qdrm unb GeIhdftsIsuten,
aaifsnoteneru un0 U1enIhen NIT
Ihmusigen Jiiben 9eit0rt 81 iDer6en.
(5ortiesuns fOl9:.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01
TAFT FROWNS
ON SPECIAL
PRIVILEGE
ANNOUNCES SQUARE DEAL
AS HIS POLICY IN ALASKA
President Fayors General Law.
TO Aid Railroads in Far North.
Similar to System in Vogue
in Philippines.

Washinbton NJ 8i- President
Taft announced toda That during his
administration he SHOULD not lend his
approval 10 legislation designed 10
gfant government aid TO specific rail-
road Interests in Alaska. Instead. nc
feFofs a general law thst will apply
to an who comply with its provisions.
q law modelled after The policy that
for years has been in effect il the
Philippine islands.
Tine announcement came in the
form ~ executive approval Of AN u a
Fe1se report made To- ugr by Sec
rotary Baliinger on g bill which pro-
pnsed specific aid 10 the Alaska Great
Northern railroad The fight over
this bill is said to have developed
much ~ the controversy Wagcd be-
fore the committee of congress The
iaekers IF the bin, il is claimed, have
charged h q those who oppose THEN
measure. are controlled" By the
Aeiean-Guggenheim syndicate.
Governor Clark. former Governor
Hoggatt and Lewis P. shackleford.
republican national committeeman
from Alaska. nave al been included
IN these omnibus statements.
In this connection Mr.. Shackleford
made public g statement tonight in
which he charges that d lobby il
being maintained in Washington in
behalf Of these special privileges bills
nd IN which he attacks Delegate
WiekeTshan. Of Alaska. in vigorous
fas hion. Mr. shacklcford believes
that the announcement OF President
Tafts policy WIN do much To clear
the cir" IN Alaska
The White House statement fol-
lows
Tie secretary # tlte interior was
sked 10 give his opinion TO the COM
mittee on territories of the house in
respect to house bin 22557. To aid IN
the construction of 4 railroad. tele-
graph and telephone line in the terri
tors Of Alaska n 10 secure to the
government Of the United States the
use Of the same for postal. military
aud other purposes The bill pro-
poses TO give government assistance
~ 2 particular railroad mentioned
therein.
r that ciFi shc secretary OF the
interior replied 1t IS believed that
any government aid in the construc-
tion of trunk lines OF railroads In
Aiaska should be extended only after
have been recommended by a
competent board If government Off
GERS and approved by the president.
or some competent executive author
ity, and after bids shall have been
invited for the construction of "a line
Of railroads over such routes as may
been approved in TINS manne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01

This department deems inadvisable
the enactment - legislation granting
government aid TO any particular
railroad corporation as proposed in
the bin unGer consideration.
~Thc letter was on May Is. 1910.
forwarded 70 the president for APP
proyal before its delivery TO the com.
mittee and received his full concur
renee
Mr. shackleford. in his statement.
says in part
The announcement Of the presi-
dent endorsing the policy adopted by
the secretary OF the interior. is most
important TO Alaska For the last
five years. the source Of nearly all
the apparent difficulty that we have
/ had reference to complaints against
the principal officials and the dissat-
Isfaction which seems 10 be apparent
in the newspapers with reference TO
The administration by those officials
Ia Alaska. has been a set Of lobbyists
who rave fascinated themselves with
the idea hat il win be possible to
secure en- act enfranchising them
selves and their associates with q
government aid bill directed in favor
OF D special crowd and which viii be-
come marketable the minute it is
passed and approved
They haunt congress and various
financial ccnters with such schemes.
II anyone refuses them aid he is i'm
mediately accused OF being interested
with some Of the railroads that are
now building in Alaska without any
special legislation and without an
government AID.
The delegate from Alaska has in
terested himself in this character Of
G-Da-HaAa-.- n.N E.. 4Naa ~L.ra~.4--- F
fore the house committee on terri
tories March 20. 1910. has stated Ina
he will not object 10 such legislation.
AS soon rs the other Alaskans in
Washington declined to become in
teregtcd in this character of lcgisla-
tiou, he and the lobbyists join in q
bitter personal attack upon officials
or other persons interested in Alaska
who don't endorse their attempt TO
capitalize a fortune for themselves in
q snecial franchise bill carrying goy-
eminent aid.
4 Investigation ~ these lobbyists
and The connection 20 the delegate
from Alaska with them, wcuia IN my
opinion, II made By or the
magazine writer's. be q most fruitful
source OF Information as 10 the IN
DERIVING causes Of the various charges
that are mad from time to time
2 gainst the principal officials In
Alaska.
Delegate James Wickersham OF
Alaska tonight declined To make any
reply to Mr. ShacklefOrd's statement
except TO say that ne had introduced !
q bill IN congress which was in ae-
cerdance with the ideas expressed by
the president and drawn after the
Philippine law. He added that he
was in favor Of any plan that would
insure the building az a railroad into
the interior of Alaska. whether |
through the medium of q general Law
Of rights 20 q specific road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01
CORPORATION TAX
CASES ASS|G NED
FOR REHEAR|NG
Argument Before Full
Bench" Only Cause Assigned
for Unexpected Action of the
United States Supreme Court

vp.abfn~,or No, ~ f,st hofo~e
W
a~uJohfhine tonay uhtii next OctoOer'
the supreme 81 the United States
restored the fifteen corporation tax
sases heard last aprlnp 10 the docket
Tor before a FUN bench.
No apecl0c dare was set for the re-
argument. Az two cases touching the
conatttutioualitv az tho law and It's
apuHrabfitv 10 certain organizations
have been set already for the first
Tnaz8a.. Of the october term. after "a
Iona list Of cases previously assigned
for hearing ON that date. n Is believed
the eourt viii advance the fifteen
oasaa for a hearing In the Same month
cblef Justice Fuller made the am
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01
You Can't Quit Drinking Without Help

sap into the body Of the tree. Tho
palace and the hovel alike furnishes
the millionaire and the pauper to the
drag net Of the Neal drink habit cure.
Men OF every known disposition. trait.
characteristic. temperament and &C.
centriciU known TO man may be
found at the Neal institute. there tax
ing the uhree-day cure. without hypo-
dermic injections. This Neal treat
ment is taken in thirty drop doses. a
dose each hour during the day time.
Its action ncutrsllzes and eliminates
the poison of alcohol in the blood.
cleansing the system perfectly OF every
trace of poison. thus taking away all
inclination Go drink. all craving. desire
and APPETITE for drink. IN the short
space o. three days. restoring d
blood. stomach. heart and nerves TO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01

a Seal Institute is a drag net for
the whole human family of the male
population Every conceivable kim
OF man under the sun is caught in this
sreat drag net, the haven 90 the
drinking man Men in an the walks
Of nfe-urainy lawyers. polished doe
tors, silver tonsued lecturers, sue
ccssfui politicians. conservative bank
ers prosperous merchants. able cdi-
TORS contractors. big farmers. extern
sifs stock growers, mechanics OF all
kinds and laborers-strong drink is
mo respecter OF persons. or their rank.
station. birth. blood. position. wealth
calling in lie The drink habit
when once formed is like the clinging
sedan vim OF Australia that polsons.
and kills everything that il
touches log injecting the poison Of i;s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01
ASSASSIN FIRES ON
AEROPLRNE
bid, MeraIns IournaI speeIaI 5000 MIrsI

lisy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Joplin. Mo May 3l-For the first
time in the history OF aerial naNiga-
ton an aviator set forth through the
air to find and bring relief 20 "a COM
%panion whose machine had met with
mishap Tho safe return OF both
machines was the signal for a tree
mrudous demonstration bN the crowd
that SIN the flights.
opeuing the program OF he last
day of the local aviation contest. c. r
Willard launched out ON "A cross u
try flight early this afternoon.
Straight ta the north across uneven
country De flew until nc disappeared
over the crest of "a lire OF hills.
When he did not return after an
hours wait }. g. Mars. The other aVia-
tor. set forth in AN aeroplane To md
him Following the direction taken
by Willard Mars found him six miles
from thc aviation field near Carl
junction. 40.
Mars landed near hy and discovered
that Wizards propeller had been
sulintcrcd by "a ride shot from some
person whose identity is unknown.
Willard was at "a height 81 500 feet
when the bullet struck his machine.
Tie landed with considerable diiiicui-
Is. barely escaping collision with 90
clump uf trees.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01
DEDICATED
WAR AGAINST
GRAFTERS
Rudolph and Claus Spreckles
at Head of Entirely New
Plan for Reformation of Pol
tics, Business and Labor.
Ie, Mornlnr Jonnal speeIaI Le,.ea wlr.l

Chicago. May 31.-Rudoloh Spreck-
els, the san Francisco banker. who
has devoted time and money i'm Tight
ing graft in his home town. reached
Chicago TODAY the bearer OF IN en-
itrely new plan for the reformation
Of politics. business and labor OF tho
country. He was met by his brother,
Claus A. Spreckles of New YORK. head
of the Federal sugar Refining com
pany. Together the brothers tomor-
low will meet @ prominent party Of
lefoimers in Chicago.
Il intend devoting the remainder Of
my life to reforms said Rudolph
Spreckels.
Capital labor and politics are all
on a basis o. corruption throughout
the United States today. such coudi-
ticns lead to unrest. revolution and
great Calamities and we viii have ell
81 them and more unless we reform
the entire country.
II VIII announce the fun details Of
my plan in September and / am GER
tain it will bring about changed con-
ditions for the betteiment of the
whole people.
Yes. and am with you" added
Claus SPEECHES.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND FOR
NEW YORK CHICAGO FLIGHT

New York. May 3l-Thc Nen
York Times announces that il has ar
ranged with J. o. Shaffer ~ the Chi
ago Evening Post for an offer OF
$4,000 for an aeroplane race between
Chicago and New York.
The following announcement was is
gued from the Times office hate to-
night.
Tire New York Times announces
that It has arranged with J. c. Shat
fer OF the Chicago Evening Post for
an offer Of $4,000 for an aeroplane
race between Chicago and New York.
the details 0f which viii be a%nnounc-
ed later
1T is probable. however. that ten
days wili 10 allowed fer the flight and
that II will De stipulated to take place
before October 81 next
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01

their normal condition, and putting "a
man back where he was before he
ever tasted drink. so FAR as the effects
and results of alcohol may be con-
cerned.
&c sou could only meet ana talk
with some OF the patients under treat
ment or those cured. there would not
lee q shadow Of doubt in your min as
TO the efficiency OF this Neal cure. IL
simply reeenerates a drinking man.
makes him "a changed man physically.
mentally and morally. lie goes oat
% the institute clean within and clean
without. The whole world is new to
him again. lie is ambitious. energetic.
fuli Of life and high aspirations. His
brain il clear. mind active. nerves
steady. step elastic. eyes bright com-
plexion cleared. with appetite for Ii
quor gone-he is a new man.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01

offer but IN the absence n details as
20 the stops allowed and other condi-
tons he would not say definitely whe-
Their he would enter the contest.
Charles X Hamilton quickly an
nounced however. that he would be- a
contestant He mad planned 10 enter
the New Tork-Albany race but Cur
ilss was too Qulnk Tor BIN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01
W. |. TRIMRLE & CO.

lis ". Second st.
Livery. Feed and Sale STABLES. First
Glass TuFnouts at Reasonable Rates
Telephone 3. North Second Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01
PIONEER BAKERY
207 South First Street
[. 3. PUTNEY
STABIISfIED

ESTABLISHED 1873.
Wholesale Grocer, Flour Feed and
Sales Agent for Mitchell Wagons
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01
ALL OF THESE MEN ARE MORE TO BE PTIED THAN OESpsED

The Awful Drink Habit. When o@ Formed Is Like the Ohdrss sedan Vino of Australia thai, pu
mo the Body Of the Tree
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01
Cured Perfectly by the Neal Drink Habit c,

Good Men nd-uannncdM Men Happy Men Wh~r in Liquor Bad Men, Mean Men Fighting Men vi
Abusive Men HIDsp@cl Men era my Men Gross
Men, Hateful Men
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01
DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU.

That breed IL the most essential thing
ia life2 You can get alon1 without
anything else. but bread % must
have, and yet how MANY are
careless about this very indispensable
food product We make il our par
ticular business to turn out the finest
bread in town. Try it.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-20
WANTED:

WANTED:-Man and wife to work
on farm. Phone III. 65t3s
WANTED:--Position on farm or in
town. by man and wife Inquire
p. v. Feed Yard. 8. Main. 64t4"
wANTED:-Young girl to assist
vita Homework Apply morning 500
n. Lea. 64t4.
WANTED:-Buyer for two resident
lots on Richardson, wner leaving
city, must sell. Phone 1872 rings.
WANTED TO buy second hand furni-
ture.-McEhannon & Co. opposite
court house 404 N. Main, phone No
4O3. 6It26.
WANTED:-Girl for general house
work, two in family, good wages
Mrs. j. Stuart Davis COG N. Lea. 66f
WANTED:--Railroad ticket to the
Northeast. Call phone 24s. 66tS'
WANTED:-To buy a second hand
10 or 12 horsepower gasoline en-
CINE, in good condition Call al
Merchants Hotel or address Box
551, Roswell. 66t4'
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-20
FOR RENT:

FOR Rents room modern house.
also 8 room house with bath, close
in.-Inquire 202 ~. Mo. Ave. Cite"
FOR RENT:-Modern cottage. 304
North Penna. ave. 45tf.
FOR RENT:-Corner Kentucky ana
Alameda, modern s oon house
Apply z. @. Minton, 100, Z. 3rd.
street. 34tf
FOR RENT:-A 4 DOT mouse locat-
ed on Main street. connected with
city water and sewer.-Apply Joe
Torian, phone 46s. 4Stf.
FOR RENT:-A 4 room furnished
house. $500 per month. can pnone
No. IS. 65tf.
FOR RENT--Nice 6 room house,
modern conveniences.-711 N. Rich
ardson. Geo. French. 56tf
FOR RENT:-5 room modern aouse
with bath electric lights and city
water 1t O s. Lea AVE.. also Office
rooms. Inquire DR.. J. w. Kinsinger.
5Stf
FOR RENT:-Furuished room with
bath for couple or Two men. Board
IL desired.-906 N. Richardson. Ste
FOR RENT:-Hoase 2u ". wash
ington ave. 65t3s
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-20

claim under the provisions of Sec
ton 1924. Revised Statutes of the Un-
tied States, and the Amendment
thereto approved January p, 1880;
and ii you and each of you, witnin
ninety days after the personal serv-
ice of his notice, or within ninety
days after the completion of the pub
lication thereof, as required by law,
fail or refuse to pay your portion of
suCl expenditure as co-owner, your
interest in said claim will be forfeit
ed and become the property of the
subscriber. under said Section 1924,
and the said Amendment thereof.
THE ROSWELL CEMENT AND
PLASTER COMPANY.
BY F. c.. SMITH, Agent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Roswell, N. NJ, April %, 1910.
Territory Of New Mexico,.)
:. )ss.
County Of chaves.
To Scott Nowlin, Joe Parks and Den
mis- Hoover
You and a of you are hereby no
titled that the undersigned a e
pended One Hundred Dollars ($100.-
00) worth of labor by the removal of
four hundred yards of earth material
on lac unpatented placer mining
claim, King. more particularly describ-
ed as follows, to-wit: The West Half
of the Yes Half of Section 81, Town
ship 8 South, Range 26 East, Chaves
County, New Mexico, notice of loca-
ton recorded in Book C, Miscellane-
Gus Records, Chayes county, New
Mexico, page 317; and a One Hun
dred Dollars ($100.O0) expenditure has
been made by the undersigned each
year on said claim, for h calendar
wears ending December 81, 1907, De
csmber 81. 1908, and December 81,
1909. as will appear by the proof
thereof on record in the office of the
Probate Clerk and EX-Officio Record
er of Graves County, at Roswell, New
Mexico; and that said expenditure on
said placer mining claim was made
in order to hold said premises and
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NJ. M. NJ. .. COMMENCEMENT
OFFICIALLY OPENS TOMORROW

The twelfth annual commencement
of the New Mexico Military institute
will begin with the regular drills Sat
urday morning May 21st. The real
beginning however, will be at II
O'Clock Sunday in the new Auditorium
by Doctor George Fowler. Pastor OF
tie Christian Church. The Governor
and party will arrive Monday after
nocn and the Governors reception Is
to take place in the evening at $3.50
O'Clock in the Armory.
The public is cordially invited to
attend ali of the commencement exer
cises and of course the Governors
reception in the Armory.
This years graduating class con
sists of 16 cadets. The commence
ment exercises will, no doubt attract
wide spread attention on account OF
the address to be made by Governor
Mills. The Governor will be accom-
panied by his entire STAFF.
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The Loyal Temperance Legion will
be organized Saturday afternoon at
the First NJ E. Church, corner of 5th
and Kentucky. Mrs Mullane has
been appointed superintendent of the
work by the ". C. T. IT,, and will have
a humber of able assistants. All par
ents interested in the great work of
temperance are urged to send their
children who are between the age of
six and fifteen.