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NOTICE
Delinquent Tax Sales


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
-koZ il RAJ ss1ezr1: TkAs tie ~falowias
described prosperity siszat<. lyinz Azi being il
the CSzz:y q EzEskA STATE q SsrA6A E1
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Co1nty Treasurer q Eureka Coanty. and Ex-
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Monday, the isth day Of July, 1910
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Of shs aid Eureka Coanty. in the town Of
EarskA 70 the highss. and best bidder fer
cash. tie above described property or %
much Thereof - may Be necessary 10 satisfy
the aaoont Of sid tar. penalty and Cos, Of
advertising, and that such sales will be subject
to redemption within sir months after the
date Of sale IL payment Of al said suns With
three Per cant per noath thereon from date Of
sale until paid
r. MecHARLES.
IreAs1rsr and Ex-offeio Tar Receiver,
q ID. GQRAAS. County Auditor.
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WARNING (!

All persons are hereby warned not 70 huni
or tresp&ss on the sadler Ranch in Dianond
Valley under penalty Of prosecution to the
full extent q the lAx.
EDGAR sADLER.
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-09

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I~reAs1rsr and Ex-oeseio Tar Receiver.
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

Giofiet6 Beer; yoy'g relish It's class
as you sip from the glass. Phone b7
and 5s.
This is the time for Christmas sit.
tings az Mplton's--the photogrWpher
The many friends Of George Pinncy.
son of Mr aud Mrs. E pmuey, VIII be
SORRY 10 know that hc ls threatened
wiih typhoid fever
The firm ot Garcia q Trauer of ne
old firm ui H. O.. Garcm &.Co.. sheep
aud wool dealers. las Just shipped
uut iitN carloads ot lambs to feedors
/ oi Lamar and la Juuto colo.
lohu E Burg of the southwestern
bH and Gas company leaves TODAY for
/ The company $ uil properties ln the
Nlrudncs field to supervise the in-
si7iluti0u of the drilling machinery
with which the company VIII thor
ouemN tcst iis holdings there
a teleemm received here yesterday
brings the news that Secretary h. Is
tieninp of the New NcNlco huream ai
Immigration in charge of the New
McNlro exhibit Nt the Chicapo land
show. Nus called suddenly on FRIDAY
Iasf io Tulsa. okla. where his mother.
Mrs r.. g. Reid. is reported seriously
iNl
g. o. McCnutock. district commcr-
ulsl superintendent of The Western
Union Icierwph COMPANY and B. W.
Whitehead district plant sUpcrnteu-
dent Ior the same company spent yes-
tcrday in Alhuuuerguc and last ueht
went to Santa fe whore they viii visit
a dH1 or two rhcN are in New Mex
iCo to inspect different offices and
equipment and tU disyiiss "a number uf
contemplated improvements and
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
GOLDEN RULE STORE
TO BE CLOSED ALL
DAY THANKSGIVING

Starting this morning the Golden
Rulc Dry Goods Company win open
their doors on new week of un-
usual bargain selling in all depart
mcnts of the biz store. The past
week has been the equal Of any OF the
big business weeks of past sales. This
is saying a great deal considering the
big stores history IN bargain offer
ing events.
The price reductions cover the
range OF scasonahle goods for men.
women and children. with an extra
special attraction for Wednesday,
when 500 pairs of FIRST quality wom-
ems kid glovosf worth Sl,50 "A pair,
viii he sold at 16 cents The store
wil. be closed all day Thursday,
Thanksgiving Day.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
SWEET CHARITY
Public School Pupils viii Bring
Offerings This Morning for
Needy Of Albuquerque,

The ladies' OF the Non-Seetarlan
Benevolent society again reminded
the pupils OF the public schools and
their parents that today win be re-
ceived at the schools. the usual
Thanksgiving charity offering which
Will be gathered up at the school
buildings and distributed among
those who need them by the ladies
Of the society which has proved such
an effective medium for wise giving
for many years past.
Any old thing can be used, clothing
or provisions of any kind, anything
which Will help make Thursday a real
day Of Thanksgiving to many in the
city who are feeling the pinch Of ad-
Versty this fan.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

\ and Secretary of the concern; James
A. 0uikshank, who is to have
charge Of the san Francisco offices
| and l., Boyer, president of the
I.incoh stock and Bond company, the
undebriters of the newly consoli-
dated oil enterprise, made up the
pariyiwith Admiral Evans. IL would
seem hat the admiral cannot get away
fromthe navy, since he is now ad-
yocaslg the use of oil instead of coal
for t4a battleships, most of which are
nsingIon now. 1t has been well proven
that | seventy-five pounds of oil is
equal in result to 100 pounds OF coal
and iat six men can do the work or
twenA not to mention the waste,
dirt Ind ashes which accumulates
fromlthe use of coal. Admiral Evans
claiB that IN 1913. when the ships
frond the worlds powers sail up the
comAeted Panama canal they viii be
All n burners.
It8s said that the admrals inter-
est 4 oil originated In his knowledge
OF IT, nayy's need He was a trifle
tireS of the twelve feet of space al
lottA the officer on board the ships.
in dhich cramped space rheumatism
1ass sscuntracted, and it was while
traNeliDg across the continent on
. stf cher, figuratively speaking. that
ne became Interested in the present
gigntic project.
Nmiral Evans is at present in
splndid health and spirits. and most
ent nlsiastic over the oil enterprise
ano4the west in general. He is TO
moi to California within the next
fewl months, and says he Will spend
theSrest of his days on the coast OF
thd Pacific in sight OF the water,
s1.4 ~ rtf a N
the growth and develop
mt1t of the navy with which his
M &c and life viii always be identi-
fiel
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

/ is in time of sudden mishap or
accident that Cahmberlain's Liniment
cad be relied upon TO take the place
Of the family doctor, who cannot al
ways be found ut the moment. Then
II iis that Chamberlain Liniment Is
meyer found wanting. In cases of
sprains. cuts, wounds and bruises
Chamberlain Liniment takes out the
soreness and drives away the pain.
sold by all druggists
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

Did you ever hear sermon as true
! as this: "A mans life is full of
| crosses and temptations2 lie comes
| into this world without his consent
and goes out against his will When
he is little, the big girls kiss him and
when he is grown the little girls kiss
him If he is poor, he is bad man.
ager; if he is rich, he is dishonest.
If he needs credit. he can't get IL:
If he is prosperous, everyone wants
to do him favor Ii he is in poll
tics, it's for the pie; if he Is out OK
politics. you can't find place for
him. If he doesn't give to charity.
he is stingy: if he does, it's for show.
If he is religious, he is a hypocrite;
il not, he is hardened sinner. II he
gives affection, he is soft; If ne cares
for no one, he is coldblooded. II he
dies young, there was Il great future
before him; if he lives to an old age
he has missed his calling The road
is rocky. but man loves TO travel it,
especially if he is lucky in picking out
things to do" Make the resolve to-
day to become one of our customers
It viii take that load of worry off
your mind. Wen do the worrying
for you. Wen insure every article
we sell you, and replace it if it should
go wrong. Take tip from me. you
can't afford 10 buy your hats, shirts,
underwear and clothing elsewhere.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
In silver plated ware we have
Rogers Bros. iS17.
Community Silver,
Mcridcn Silver Co, etc.

This special snle will cnd with
Wednesday, November card, when we
shall be prepared TO show the finest
and "classlest' line al Diamonds and
Diamond Jcwelry. Watches. Finger
Rings, Toilet Sets. ana Holiday Goods
in general ever seen in Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

WANTED 900 people TO attend
the Thanksgiving tea at the Wom-
ans club, November %. Afternoon
and evening.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
GEORGE PINNEY MAKES
PERFECT RECORD FOR
TEN YEARS AT SCHOOL

George Pinney son of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Pinney, is confined to his home ut
i0a East oal avenue with a light at
tack Of typhoid fever, fact which
his numerous friends will regret to
learn This sickness compels young
Pinney To break n practically perfect
school attendance here for the past
ten years, during which time he has
not been absent or tardy for a day.
He started az that time in the first
grade under Mrs Butts, and Is now in
the sophomore class in the high
school. 1t is believed that this record
Is unique IN the public schools.
Hoarsoncss in child subject to
Group is sure indication Of the ap-
proach Of the disease. II Chamber
lains Cough Remedy Is given at once
or even after the croupy cough has
appeared, It win prevent the attack
Contains no poison. Sold by All drug
gists,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

Everything at cut price at noidc.
2io South second street. FOR the next
twelve days.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

DON'T buy stale and inferior drugs
and thcr blame your doctor our
stock is always fresh and pure. our
prescription department always iu
charge ot two expert. registered phar-
macisls Telephone or mail orders
carefully aud promptly filled J. a.,
O'Rlony co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
CLUB MEETING IS ON
SCHEDULE FOR
TONIGHT
IMPORTANT MATTERS TO
BE UNDER DISCUSSION
Movement on Foot for Real Az
ricuIturaI Fair With State APP
preparation Will be Talked
About.

The solution Of the soliciting prob
lem and preliminary discussion Of the
next state fair are the two principal
matters which will come before the
regular meeting of the Commercial
club at o'clock tonight at the club
building and ii is earnestly desired
that the attendance be large and rep
resentatiVe of the city's business in
terests. The committee appointed 10
report ways and means for controlling
promiscuous soliciting in the city will
make report as to its ideas on the
best method of solving the problem.
While their report, il is rumored, viii
not be strictly along the lines dis
cussed, ii will probably suggest a prac-
ticable plan for some sort of super
vision Of general canVassng in AL
buquerque.
An Agricultural Club.
The discussion of the annual fair
promises TO be interesting. There are
many citizens, who believe that an
effort should be made to establish
this event as a real state fair, an agri-
cultural and industrial exposition with
little less of the sporting features
Others are in favor of continuing the
-eminence of the carnival and
amusement features. There is no di-
vision of sentiment as to the desir-
ability of getting good annual APP
preparation to place the fair on
permanent basis 1t is desired to get
the opinions of the leading business
men who have done so much for the
success of the annual fair in the past
and get under way united and strong
movement to make the event bigger
and greater in every way.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

We say, With a clear conscience,
we have the best 35c and 40c COT
fee in town. Have little confidence
and try ii. C. & A. Coffee co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
changes planned to better the West

changes planned to better the West
ern Union service.
Telegrams were received here yes
terday announcing the death in Tulsa,
Okla, Of Dr, Edward G. Reid, and
the critical Illness Of Mrs Reid moth
er of Secretary H. -. Hening OF the
New Mexico bureau Of immigration
Mr., Hening, who went TO Chicago to
take charge OF the New Mexico ex-
hibit at the Irrigation exposition, was
called 10 Tulsa on Friday LAST and Is
still there.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
An Agricultural Club.

Your cough annoys you. Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate
membranes of your throat if YOU
want to be annoyed. But If you want
relief. want to be cured, take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy Sold by all
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
II you need co carpenter, telephone
Hcsstlden; phone S77.

Flaming Cafe Regular oinnei
from 1878 20 ls15. 25 cents. Shorl
orders and lunch served from am
20 2 a. m. Also furnished rooms
3ll South First street.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
Try a Morning Journal Want AID
Thanksgiving
Silver

This special sale of solid silver and
silver-plated wares is one of our reg
ular calendar events We make spe-
cial low prices for this occasion to
enable every housewife 70 complete
the setting Of her table for the
Thanksgiving dinner We have in
stock all the popular designs Of sill
verware from the best makers. In
sterling silver we carry the
Gorham,
Reed & Barton,
Sowic.
Alvin,
and other makes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-12
"Redr corriden.

Mr.. Hedges is credited with a
great affection for Corriden, the lit
tie infielder who is playing st short
for Omaha. Corriden is nice little
chap on ball ground, but he was a
schoolboy in the spring. His position
at the bat would keep Lajoie from
hitting, and he is the sort of sweet
tempered, mild-mannered ball player
of which there are too many on the
Browns now. They say that he is hit
ting $50 in tie Western League, but
Red" Fisher hit $50 there to Sep
TENDER of last year, and Red was
wonderfully weak batter The high
skies of the west must be good for
hitting. Corriden is about the same
type of a young man as Schweitzer,
sweet and gentle as a girl, and not
at all as good man in the infield as
Schweitzer was In the outfield. AS far
as batting goes there is no compari-
son. If Mr.. Hedges is depending upon
Corridor to help him he is, we lear,
leaning upon very slender reed Be-
tween Corriden and Truesdale there
is no comparison. Truesdale is inesti-
mably the better baseball player TAX
en- from every angle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-12
Use of the Hardy Ferris.

Graceful effects may be developed
in fairgrounds, in drives through
glades, and in many other positions,
by the bold use of the larger hardy
ferns. Few people seem TO give much
attention to hardy ferns. and in most
gardens, If there are any at all, they
are usually planted in some out Of the
way spot where no one sees them.
Rarely do we find them well grown
or an important item in the garden
picture. The bold and handsome ferns
of our own and other countries de-
serve something better than to be con-
demned to a miserable existence
among lot of decaying roots, which
the conventional idea always associa.
ted with them, Garden Illustrated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-12
Borton Goes to. BROOKLYN.

DUQUOIN, H., Aug. 12-Baker
Borton of Marion, H., graduate OF
the Southern Illinois Semiprofession
al Baseball league, who has been play
ing sensational ball for Ottumwa in
the Central Association this season
has been signed by the Brooklyn Ma
tional league team. Borton is first
baseman and first attracted attention
while playing with the Centralia
White Sox team last year. He has
been batting over the 800 mark fol
Ottumwa and will report In Brooklyn
at the close OF the season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-12
HERE ARE ToNGUE-TWIsTERs
Great Difficulty Is Frequently Expert
enced In Pronouncing Certain
Succession Of Words.

Whether certain succession words
is difficult to pronounce or not, largely
depends upon the rate at which they
are uttered. A lecturer recently had
great difficulty with a sentence in
which he described how two sayages
who had been converted fell tooth and
nail upon images of their ancient
heather gods, thus totally repudi-
ating their two tutelary deities." If
he had spoken more deliberately, he
would not have had so much trouble
| getting past the concluding words. A
! poet once went and stood by the sea-
1 shore, and imagined that in the quiet
hush of the twilight hour the sea
babe him lingering farewell. But
poetic imagination is practically inl-
possible to read aloud rapidly:
The sea ceaseth and dismisseth us
with his blessing"
This line, as Lowell said of line
| Of Matthew Arnolds about Shake
speare, Kisses like an angry gander.
1t makes such an awkward collocation
of words as Shave cedar single
| thin seem comparatively easy to
say.
1t is not always hard saying"
/ that involves the speaker in confusion.
He may trip up on comparatively
simple, easy words. The story is told
of the young actor who was promoted
/ from ''my-lord-the-carri ge-waits'
part to impersonate a nobleman. He
was very nervous over his new dig
nifty. When he was asked as he ap-
peared on the stage whether he had
brought any luggage, he was supposed
| to. answer: Only two bags and a
rug" What he said was: only two
rags and bug"
A clergyman intending to refer to
the Diety in the course of his prayer
as loving shepherd" said "shov.
/ ing leopard instead. The worst Of
| fender was perhaps a politician who
addressed woman suffrage conven
ton, and intended to be overwhelmingly
polite. He meant after a somewhat
lengthy Grafton to indicate that he
hoped he was not ADDRESSING weary
benches But what he said was
"beery wenches"
Crushing.
Softleigh (timidly)--Do you believe
in the mind cure, Miss Sophy?
Miss Soph5 (meaningiy) Yes, when
the cure has something to work on.
|
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-12
Daily Grain Letter.

Chicago, Ill, Aug. ~, 1910.-Wheat
There has been a great deal of talk
about export business to France as a
result of the crop losses in that coun-
! try. So far the sales appear to have
been confined to a little business
through Baltimore. There is some
wheat marketed through Baltimore
every year, which, owing to the pres
ence of garlic, cannot be used in the
United States and sells at respect
able discount. So far it is impossible
to confirm any considerable amount
of export business in the better grades
of wheat Popular sentiment is de-
cidedly bullish and is great help to
the market, especially as there is no
important hedging pressure. The
country is not selling wheat freely to
arrive and elevator interests which
temporarily overloaded are not en-
couraging additional movement. To-
days advance did, however, bring out
increased country offerings. We still
look for scalping market and be-
Ilieve that sales at this level or on
any advance will be profitable. The
foreign situation will cause many raj
lies.
Corn-Dry weather complaints of
poor caring and many barren stalks
were their incentives for bulls to
further advance prices Congestion
in September, the result of small
stocks and a light movement is one
Of the strongest bull cards. Shorts
have covered quite freely. Today
advance increased country offerings
and brought in some hedging sales
| II the present price for September is
maintained the movement will soon
increase sharply Deferred deliveries
will be popular purchase until it
rains.
Oats Have been sharing in the
strength of other grains. There is
nothing independently strong in the
market. Receipts are large consign-
ments and sales to arrive are large.
Receipts at primary markets are
heavy. totalling 100000 today against
100000 year ago. About 80 per cent
of the arrivals are contract grade
We consider the oats situation heavy
Provisions are supporting
prices and have little difficulty. as of
| ferings are light. Investors are show.
| ing some interest in January product
and any bull feature would bring a
good many buying orders. We feel that
this deferred delivery is purchase
on soft spots
Sample Market-Wheat premiums q
shade better. Millers taking more in
terest in the market. Offerings light
er. Corn strong, 1@2c higher. Offer
ings small local industries competins
for the small offerings. Shipping de
mand is at a standstill Country
offerings are increasing as prices ad
vance. Considerable stuff for 80 days
shipment was worked. Oats strong
with other grains R@%c higher
Offerings liberal; demand from eleva
tors filling storage good
4 ST. LOUIS, Mo-. August 12.-Tht
Modern Miller in its weekly review
of the wheat situation says:
i Deliveries by farmers of winte
wheat are decreasing but the move
ment to market is likely to continue
large for some time. Poorly condi
toned soft winter wheat is bein,