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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-22

,, was received aud accepted. And
acting upon a petition, signed by a mum
her ~ the residents and legal voters of
said precinct. John W. Rogers was ap.
pointed to succeed him as Justice Vt the
Peace.
Acting upon the recommendation oi
j. NJ. Hodges. Commissioned for the
| .ccond District. /. \ Petit was appoint
ed as Road O,crseer OF Road District
! Va. ..
I r. \. Wingrovc ct nj, now presents
The following road petition;
"To the Honorable Board " County
Commissioner Of Quay County. y. "
We, the undersigned residents Of Quay
County, New Mexico, owning real cs.
tate effected by the improvement herein.
after mentioned, petition your Honora'
bile Board 20 establish a public high way
m said county. described ~ follows, 10
wit.
Beginning NJ q point eighty rods sou'l
OF the Northeast corner of section Eight
Township Ten. North, Range Thitt,
Fast. y. VI. =. NJ; thence west one mile
Said petitioners further petition your
| Honorable BOARD 'o close aud yncair M,
highway described r. follows, "a wit:
Beginning ~ the northeast cotuer OF
section Eight. Township Ten, North
Range Thirty Fast. y. W. T. VI. run
ming thence west one mile.
said Pctitioucrs show 10 your houora
bile Board that said proposed improve
mcnt will be- Of great benefit 10 ihe,.
petitioners aud "a the public IN gcu'r
al"
The Board having heard some opro.l
'ion 80 che road nskcl FOR IN The fort
going petition. and having hcrrtofnr
sent j. W. Burlington, the Road over
seer ut District y" 9, go look over th,
roal and having received his report
grants q road rs follow.. Beginning 90
r. point eighty rods north Of the north
east corner Of Section eight. TOWNSHIP
Ten, North, ot Range thirty east theme
wrs' uuc mile. and road on section LAM
beginning at northeast corner of -,
:. Twp 10 y. Range 30 T.. running ives
one mile. was condemned and ieclnr"
20 be vacant.
Comes now Lewis Hin, 81 al, and pr,
sruts 20 the Board the following pet.
'iou: "Wc. the undersigned, 10 heroh.
petition the Honorable County Court %
Quay County, New Mexico, 20 gran
the following change of highway, 8
Township eight North, Range ihiri,
two East, between Sections Eightcc
49, and Scott ION 'l9N Nineteen, froI
There one fourth ~ o mile south On Rang
line. thence east one mile 10 section lin
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hoo.
The Board now again resumcs the
consideration " the schedules hereto.
fore presented by VI. H. G~oldeuberg,
aud after hearing the arguments pre-.
sented by Mr. Goldenberg and by Mr..
Boon. his attorney, and after q thorough
deliberaiion upon the matter the fol.
u,tions were made;
VI. y. Goldcrbcrp Company, 1880
Jacob Wcrthcim was reduced $40 on
real estate. and Ave acres vas taken
from the rendition, a. IL was shown Ia
be railroad land.
Southwestern Addition was reduced
.s7Gj.
Tueumcari Townsite 4 Investment Go
wa. tdUrrd ..lu.
Goldcnberg lud Cline was reduced
saoo.
MIR Coldcnberv d, reduced 500
Goldcnherg and Stewart was reduced
5000.
A. u. Goidcnbcrg was reduced $500
An said reductions were made upon
real estate. with the distinct understand
ing that said VI. y. Goldcuhcrp nor au,
~ above parties. represented hv him
will not appeal 20 she Territorial Board
81 Equalization.
r. l.. Patterson was reduced $3.50 or
real estate.
Comes now V. W, Moore. attorney foi
Cecilia G~ollschmidt. and asks that hcr
assessment be- reduced by the Board
Same was granted aud her assessment
reduced s9oT.
oliver Gebo was reduced 600 on his
Improvements.
The BOARD now adiourns 20 meet Uni,
=, g %. m.
i. VI Hodges. Chairman
N''cst. Y. T.. Douohoo. Clerk
July :, @ a m
Tl, Honorable Board of Equalization
met. with ull membership There wa.
also present. g. J.. Rriscoc, Assessor, y
r. ward sheriff. and r +. pouohoo
Clerk.
In the matter Of the Assessor = fais,
upon the assessments Of !. u. Wassoi
aud ~ \. y. simpson, neither ~ then
appca ing in person nor hv attorney, III,
Board takes mp the consideration o.
these schedules, and after thorough ok
animation into the matter, decides 90 lc
the raises stand ne made by the ASSESS
or. for the reason that these ]prorertic
are assessed NJ the SAME valuation n {
other property In the same locality.
The Board now resolves itself into
Board ~ County Commissioners
The resignation ~ y. T. Robert v,r
~ Justice Of 'hc Peace IN Precinct y,
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President thereof, presented e claim
against said county In the sun Of
1851 a. aud that said claim consisted
of three judgments against said county;
the frst being q Judgment in the ease
~ Merritt e.. Mechem, plaintiff, vs.
BOARD ~ County Commissioners, Quay
County, New MrVico, cause No. $50,
tried and adiudicutrd IN the District
court of the sixth Judicial District.
Territory IT New Mexico. County Ut
Qunv. in, which case n Judgment was
rendered in favor ~ the plaintiff, Mcr
ritt &. Mcchem. aud against said Board
ot County Commissioners. IN the sum of
$4,000. inclusive ot costs. and that said
Judgment was rendered IN the 3lst day
~ October, 1907. and drew interest
from and after that date ~ the rate uf
q per cent per nnnum; that said iudg
mcUt and no pntt thereof has been paid,
aud that the same has. for q valuable
consideration. been sold ard assigned
70 the First National Bank ~ Tucum.
carl, New Mexico. and that said First
National Bank Of Tncumcari. New Mex
leo. i now the bona fdc owner and
holder thereof: that the total amount
II said iudrmcn, In snii cnu.c No. aaG.
| including interest Ia the lst hav ~ July.
1911. Is the sun Of tll4SO.
That the second Judgment, being d
part ~ the above mentioned claim. wa
rendered in the said court mentioned
above in the case ~ the FRS, National
Bank NJ Tucumcari. New Mexico W
The BOARD NJ Z iuty Commissioners oi
| Quay County, New Mexico, in cause No
eI7, and the Judgment recovered In sait
cause. including costs, wa the sun nj
tlSiI.39; that there was paid ON sal,
Judgment on the nth day ~ March
1910. the sum of sei77; that there Re-
manned on the lst day ~ July, 1911
due on said Judgment. including inter
est. the sum ~ t293s.G9 and that sal,
udgmcn, Is owned 10y the First Nation
~ Bank ~ Tucumcari, New Mexico.
That the third Judgment forming
part ~ the above mentioned claim wa
rendered In the ease ~ !, V. Gnllrgo
~. The BOARD If County Commissioner
~ quay County, New Mexico, Tn
Judgment rendered in said cnusr in IN
above named court. being cause y,
81, was the sum ~ SllGigi, includin.
: costs. That there was on the 9th ia.
~ January. 1905, paid upon said iudq
men, the sum ~ s9Goi2; that no othe
amounts have been paid upon said judy
ment; that said J., V. Gallcpos did, 70
n valuable consideration, sell and assip.
said Judgment 20 the First Naiioua
Bank of ]Tucumcari. New Mexico. an
the First National Bank Of Tucumcar
New Mexico. is now the bona fdc owl
Continued On pnp" fodr. col. two
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department At IA" Interior, T.. :. Land
Ohicc ~ Tucumcari. y. NJ.
June 90, 1911
Notice i, hereby given that ". NJ.
Cooper, of Dodsou, New Mexico, who. on
June n, 1900. made II. T.. No. 500.
LSerial No. ui7gOl. for SEi, NWI.
SWl, NEii. NEit SwiI aud NWr
SEA, See, g. Twp 9 y, Range 20 T., y.
VI =. Meridian, has filed notice Of in.
%iention 10 make Final Five Year Proof,
70 establish claim IA The land nhu,r de-
scrihc' hctn-r the Register aud T..pig
er, 4. =. Land Onicr ~ Tucumcari, y.
w., on the 10th day ~ August, 1871. ,
Claimant uHmc, ~ witur.,rs W. NJ.
b%riscor, " G. Cnpps, /. i Briscoe, j.
Davis, nll of Dodsou, y n
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, e.. :. land
Office ~ T]ucumcuri. y. VI.
June o., lnll
Notice is hereby given that William
q. Drake, Of CLOVIS. ~ VI. who ON June
:, 1908, mad" NddI II. e. Serial No.
oll7io, for SWi,, SEQ, -, Twp : y,
Range 20 T., y. W. T.. Meridian, I'M,
dled notice uf intention 10 make Final
Five Year Proof, to establish claim To-
the lnnd above described, before T.. T..
Williams, 4. :. Commissioner, ~ Mur
dock, y, Nj, on the 10th day Of August
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses; l.cr
lIill, Clarence lliu, Thomas Blouu,, Ky
T.. Drake, an Of Rnglaud, y. VI.
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I'ual Communication Proof, 10 establish
claim 10 the Innl above described, be-.
ION" Murray w. shaw, &. : Commits.
''oner' az Hns,rlI, y. W., On the 9TH day
Of August, Ipll.
claimant names us witnesses: Thomas
~ llo" Nlu,, John B%ourur, Tom Miller,
Il =. t'agp all of IIas.rll, y. NJ.
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ooMNIaaIoNnRa
Territory Of New Mexico, }
n


%.
County Of Quay.
July 2, 1911, . a. m.
The Honorable Board Of County Com
m%issioners Of Quay County, New Mexico
met In regular July session. Present;
J. VI. Hodges, chairman, and Commits.
sioners W. A. Dodson and u. G.. Stub.
bins; I. J.. Briscoe. Assessor, \. y. Ward,
sheriff, and Y. p. Donohoo, Clerk.
The Board now resolves itself into a
Board Of Equalization. and proceeds ia
take mp aud examine the schedules pre-.
scented by the Assessor; aud also. "a
hear grievances Of those who were rails
ed at the hinc meeting u the Board.
Comes now Henry Swan, for John ".
Howry, aud asks that the Board take
Oh the raise in assessment, upon the eat
lie Of said John II. Howry, as made by
the Assessor. After y thorough consid.
Grafton OF the matter, Mr.. Howry was
reduced s25O0.
u. \. Garcia was reduced sl575 on per,
sonal property.
Guadalupe Iiminol wss reduced $3.50
on personal property.
The Board now adiourns until July 3
q a. m., the Fourth being a legal holi
day.
T.. VI Hodges, Chairman
Attest. n. =. nouohoo. Clerk.
July 8, . q. m.
The Honorable Board 81 Equalization
met. a. per adjournment. with All mem.
ber- ~ the Board In attendance. also
Assessor Briscoe sheriff Ward aud
Clerk Donohoo.
Comes now VI. n. Goldenbcrg. repre-
senting the following individuals and
companies; VI b. Goldenhorc CO., Jacob
Wertheim, southwestern Addition. Tn
eumcari Towusitc 4 Investment Com
pany. Goldcuherg s Kline. %Golieuhc-l
a stewart. and \. y. ~Goldenberp. IL
asks that the raises made by the Board
and Assessor upon the assessments Of
the above named parties be taken "A
This session NJ the Board was devoted
70 a careful examination and consider
alton Of these v%arions schedules and M,
several raises thereon. final decision De-
ing left for the following day.
The Board adiourns. 10 meet ut . d
m, July q. 1871.
J.. VI. Hodges. Chairman
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


June -. 1911
Notice j. hereby given that Mary G..
Rutherford, mother of and for the heir.
Of Dudley q. Rutherford. doe Il, ~ Fay.
r'tyillc. Ark, who, ~ April -, lD0C
made II. T. No. seas. Serial 40. OlGgGI
for ~. SEl, aud So NEi,, Sec. 20.
Twp. 10 y. Range ~ T.. y. NJ T.. Mcrid.
ian, has filed notice Of intention - make
Final Five Year Proof, to establish
claim 10 the land above described, bee.
fore the Register mud Receiver, T.. :
Land Office, at Tucumcufi, y. w., On
the 10th day ~ August, lall
Claimant names ~ witnesses: G.. l..
Crawford, g. VI. Poyuor, i. Y. Valentine
nll Of Plaza, y. NJ, r. \. Wayne. Of
Tucumcari. y. NJ.
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NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION
Department 1T the Interior. 4. :. Land
Office ~ Trrnmrari. y. w..
July -, 1911.

July -, 1911.
No,ic 90" j. hereby given that Naudr T.
Shall. widow of Merton Is. shat .drcens.
81. ~ Z 'um, ari. y. ", who. on April
-. 400, made II. T.. No. su4l. Serial
No. n4G32) for Si,Nwi and ", Swi,
See. ~, Twp. ~ y. Range % T., y VI
u. Meridian, has filed notice Of inten
'ion to make Final Five Year Proof. (,
establish claim :" the land above de-
-crihed before the Register aud Receive.
T.. =. Land Office, ~ Tucumcnri. y. VI.
on the 18th day Of August, 1911.
Claimant unmrs n. witnesses; +. \
Scott. Mr.. T. \ scott. Jane, : Shnn
! Mr.. lame, :. Shan. all ct Turumpurl
New NrNiru
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department If the Interior. 4. :. Ian,
Office M Tucumcati, y. VI.
June -, 1911

June -, 1871
Notice is hereby given that Ausburr
j. Avery, 1T Moore, y, VI who on Nov
90, 1909, made II. f. Serial Va. Oi9G75
for VIZ SWH See. 30. aud Eil SEn
See, 80, Twp. 10 y, Range 30 T., " NJ
T.. Meridian, has filed not,c' NJ lniru
tom "a maize Final C|oumroniIm Proof
- establish clam ,u the lnnI above de-,
sciibed, before 'nc Register aud Re
ccNcr. &. y Larl Oaicc NJ Tucum
cal, r. NJ, on IA" 10Th day ~ August
l'.l,
Claimant names ~ witnesses ", NJ
Cooper, Of Dodsou, y, NJ. Henry Pooch
~ Tucumcari, y. NJ, r. NJ. Stallard, OF
Moore, n. NJ j. J. Avery Of Tucumca5i
y. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department uf the Inter- L. \. Land
Office az Tucumrari, y. NJ.
June ~, 1911.

duue ~, lHll,
Notice is hereby given that joel =.
'ti'w"ll, Of Dodsou, y. NJ. who. on
Feb. 10, 1900, mudc II. T.. No. 72l4,
Serial No o22nlD, for NEii, See. "a,
Twp. " y, Range 30 r. y. NJ. T.. Nerd.
'nn' has filed notice IT intention 70 make
ilhhl FIVE Year Proof, 10 establish
claim Ia the land above described. be.
fore the Register aud Receiver, q. s..
Innd Office, at ~Tucumcari, n. NJ, ON the
22nd day NJ August, 1917.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: j.. l..
Con- W, j. Caps, a. W. Jones, all Of
podson, N. NJ Ira, j, Briscoe, OF Tu.
eumcari, ~ NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, T.. :. Land
Office NJ Tucumcari, y. VI.
.IuUp ~ 1uII

Notice is hereby given 'hnt james
W, ManRmm, Of %lIasscll, y. w.. who.
on sept. ~, 1909, made II. r.. No. uOG7.
tScrial No. 055O5), for Nwh, See. ~.
Twp. o N, Range ~ h, y. NJ. T.. Nerd
ian, has filed notice ~ intention TO make
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
|Ornaments
 for the hair.

One of prettiest fashions o fthe season is that of using ornaments to give ones hair an even-greater attractive ness. And those ornaments are certainly of charming eff feet.
 Three strand bandeaux set with rhinestones for as little as 25c.
 Handsome bandeaux set with rhinestones or inlaid with gold-50c.
 Velvet bands studded with rhinestones which are set in silver-S1 to $1.75.
 Upon shell hair-pins are mounted rods with foliage. Their bright colors are charming-25c.
 Left aisle, front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
Good story.

Here are some of the new CT stories in the Rowland collection at 45 cents-stor- ies that keep one interested from first page to very last word of last chaDter:- A Husband by Proxy-J. Steele. Climbing COurva vatels-Townsend. Tess of the Storm Country-White Interplay-Harraden
 Fortunes of Fifi-SCawell
 The Furnace of Gold-NIighels. Rose McLeod-A. Brown.
 When X Man MarrieS-Rinehart. Judge the Obscure-Hardy. TOmesteaders-Bo
 The Messa2e-Iouis Tracy. Red Mouse-Cshourne.
 Really there is a whole li- brary of absorbing stories And the price of each book, in good type so it can ks cas- fly read ard well-printed as well as nicely bound is but
 45c.
 Near Fairfield avenue door,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
Silk socks

tor men.
 Right up in first place we put these guaranteed silk socks in gray tan blue and black. They are gauzy but have isle heel and toe and are guaranteed for three months wear. Box of 4 pairs-$2.
 Silk-plaited socks in drop stitch pattern. Rich shades of red tan slate and gray,be- side black. Lisle heel and toe-5OcA
 Fine black gauzy silk with lisle sole heel and toe-5Oc. Gauze silk with isle heel and toe. Black tan blue green-33c. 3 for $1,
 Silk of gauge texture gar net lavender gray tan and black-25c.
 Right of Main street door.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
HOWLAND'S
New belts
 of black-and-white

Very very effective belts are these new ones of black combined with white. Seems almost as though there was no combination quite so eff fective.
 Black elastic is combined with black and white silk.
 Black and white elastic Is combined with black suede leather.
 White silk elastic with black dots is finished with gray clasps.
 And these are but exam ples-50c and $1.
 Left of Main street door.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
New Earrings.

Wearing of earrings is be- coming more and more pop ular. And deservedly for they add a quaint and at tractive touch to ones cos tune.
 New styles include hoop and odd loop effects as we'll as drops.
 Variety runs from plain to those that are set with bril- liant and beautiful stones 25c to $5.
 Shirt-waist rings are a new fashion of the season. They are to be worn upon the little finger. Set with coral jade or ruby. Very pretty-50c.
 Left aisle, front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
HOWLAND'S
Women s good
 silk ho1sery.

Good silk stockings for women for as little as 75 cents. Of gauge weight, knitted with double top and with isle sole and heel. Black or tan,-75c.
 Pure black silk or gauge weight, either entirely of silk or with lisle sole heel and top. Another of black silk has novelty top of law ender; is of nice quality-$1.
 Pure silk of gauge weight, all silk tan or white. very at tractive and fne-$1.50.
 Nice gauge weight, either entirely silk or with lisle sole and heel, rich and lustrous black-$1.5O.
 Left aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
A beautiful and complete exhibit of newest fashions.

While blustery old March blows his dying blasts and Jack Frost gathers himself for his final attacks, Spring comes full-fedged to the Rowland store
 How cheery and delightful and altogether charming it is within the walls of the store How especially delightful it is up on the second floor; that floor set apart to women's wearing apparel. Long, and diligently, and with taste and care have made ready this collection of new and bright and att1Active apparel Writing with conservatism we can send this message out: The store has ready at this time the incest assembly of wearing apparel for women and for young women and for girls that ever has been gathered within it's four walls.
 Costumes show quality and individuality that is notable.
 Waists, from fine net and shimmerv silk to soft pure white sorts have never been gathered in such abundance an dof such pretty models.
 There are dresses in purest white and in delicate shades of color that are delight to the eye and that will save many hours of planning and working with dressmaker.
 And silken petticoats, and fine new under wear of graceful lines and attractive trimming; underwear that embroidery or delicate lace gives true feminine touch to.
 Of coats too, there is satisfying and diversi- fled collection. Their lines are long and effec- tive Their fabrics are fine and varied Their decoration is tasteful and of rich effect.
 All in all and from stock to stock, the wear ing apparel collection is best we've ever invited your judgment on.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
For toilet table.

Erwin's tailing arbutus talcum powder, very dainty -25c.
 Rouge de Theatre, worth 25c-15c.
 Ricksecker's violet talcum -15c.
 Glycerine soap, usually 1Oc cake-7c.
 Olivilo soap, of pure olive oil, 8 cakes 25c.
 Glycerine and rose water, needed much at this season, -19c.
 Malone cold cream, excel lent, usually 25c-19c.
 Gillette hot-water bottles, of an indestructible metal, never leak, guaranteed to last for years and years ,$3.
 Center aisle, front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
Soft rich
 new bags.

Bags of rich satin velvet or moire are fitted with long double cords and finished with tassels. Carried with the cord over the shoulder, they are very stylish. Of pure deep black or of black with white stripes, they are genuinely attractive.
 Frames are of gilt metal in oval or square shape. Such bags will enjoy much popularity this season = $1 to $3.
 Left of Main street door.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
Buy huck towels with expert s aid.

Combination of special prices with advise by an pert is something rarely offered to the housewife in search of huck towels But the store presents exactly that binaton.
 We've ready big and good collection of huck towels that selling at special prices They the sort of huck towels we have sold for yearsand know their goodness But able to sell them below usual price.
 And Miss Holmes, supervisor at the mill where they made, is here to help you to intelligent choice She knows the best towel for each of the that huck towel be put to. And she places her knowledge at your service gladly and freely
 "Tis an opportunity that far-sighted women will be quick to profit by But they must profit without delay Miss Holmes stay lasts only over Saturday.
 Main rear
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
Men s Easter suits to measure for $2O.

Men have just about time enough to choose fabric for Spring suit and have it made and delivered in time for wear at the formal opening of Spring.
 Splendid lot of fabrics all ready for to choose from. Those fabrics range from black blue through all the hues that men like to the very lghtest. They will be made up into two-piece suits and made up careful dexpert fashion, The store guarantees that every suit will be satisfactory This be done be- know the work that talors do; have thor oughly tested them previous occasions.
 These suits of special value. No needs to be told that He it himself if he will but and look at the fabrics they are to be made from
 Correct fit, good making, splendid material all for $2O
 Front
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
Fine gloves of washable kid.

Splendid gloves of real kid that are really washable are of excellent weight and full of a stylish goodness that is satisfying.
 Two-clasp style with Par is-point back, cut on a model that fits with remarkable smoothness and ease. finish ed with expert skill and minute care.
 White tan and black-$2.
 Center aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
Pretty ribbon extra value.

Fancy ribbon of special beauty comes hurrying in; 'tis eager to unro1l before you at price that is less than usual.
 Woven with a fancy stripe in self color; a stripe that livens it up beautifully.
 Pink, white, light blue, cardinal, navy blue, old rose, black old blue.
 Az inches wide, worth 25c yd-19c.
 Center aisle front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.

Judging from some of the acts of the Mexican insurrectos. they are desirous of provoking American inter vention, though how they would bene- fit thereby does not appear. The Taft Administration and the Diaz gov ernment appear to be upon good terms and to understand fully each others movements.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
'Guaze lisle
 stockings--50c.

A nice lot of gauge weight lisle stockings.
 Have double sole and a f. inch garter top that adds wonderfully to wearing power.
 In practically all the col ors that Spring brings de- mand for-5Oc.
 Left aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-24
DIED.

Stratfield, Conn.,, March 22, 1911, Damaris r., wife of Judson Sleeves, aged 51 years.
 Friends are invited to attend the fufieral from her late residence, Stratfield, on Saturady, March 25th, at a. m. and from Berean church, East Main street. Bridgeport, at 10 a. m.
 -Interment at Ansonia, Conn.
 Kindly omit flowers. S23b