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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-17
LAWRENCE TO WELCOME co. NJ.
Holiday at X. L. When the Boys Come
Back Home.

Lawrence, Kan, April IA holt
day will be declared at Kansas uni
versity to welcome the return of Com
pany NJ, of the 18th infantry, to Law
renee, on its way to Camp Funston.
according to a statement this morning
by Chancellor Frank Strong. Company
NJ is largely composed of Kansas uni
versity soldiers and is expected to stop
off here for an hour or SO within the
next three weeks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-17
THIN PEOPLE
OF Topeka

Bitro- phosphate should give you small
steady increase OF firm. healthy flesh each
day 1t supplies an essential substance
to the braiu and nerves iu the active form
in which II normally occurs In the living
cells of the body Ritro Phosphate replaces
nsrve waste aud creates new strength and
energy. Sold by druggists under definite
guarantee of results or money bark.-AdV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-17

that when the blood right the liver
stomach and kidneys become healthy active and vigorous
and will have trouble with Indigestion bakache head
ache.
Perces Golden Medical Discovery to-day any medi
dealers tablet liquid FORM send 10c for trial package
DR.. Perce's Invalds' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
Occasionally should cean house. with oil tiny pills
made the Mayapp leaves aloe and aap
by Dr. Pierce and sold by almost all druggists this country
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-17

THE Standardization
L pany Of Indiana is a
great service organization
whose chief function is to
serve the public we'll by
buying crude oil wherever
it may be obtained; by
refining it into numberless
products, useful, helpful,
and necessary to the we'll
being Of the world, and by
distributing these products
widely, SO that they shall be
instantly available to the
consumer wherever he
may live.
Refneries and bulk storage, occu-
pying thousands of acres and rep
resenting a cash investment of tens
of millions of dollars, are required,
to keep the flow of products steady.
Distributing centers from which
Standard Oil products are de-
livered to individual customers are
maintained at more than four
thousand points in eleven states.
Thousands Of motor trucks, which
deliver the products to our custom
ers, round out the most complete
distribution system in the world.
In addition to these necessities, the
Standard Oil Company maintains
at all times sufficient additional
equipment to meet any emergency.
This was proved by the efficient
work of the Company during the
trying days Of the great world war.
Standard Oil Company
(LndiandJ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-17
Oh! MyFace

People who have inn
pure or impoverished blood
should be careful to take
only a temperance remedy
made Of wild roots and
barks such as DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery
is and has been for nearly
50years. Ingredients print
ed on wrapper.
The first day you start
to take this reliable medi-
cine, impure germs and ac-
emulation begin to sepa-
rate in the blood and are
then expelled through the
eliminative organs.
In place of the impur-
tiles, the arteries and veins
gradually get fresh vital
lied blood and the action
of this good blood on the
skin means that pimples,
boils, carbuncles, eczema,
rash, acne and all skin
blemishes will disappear.
he blood is right, the liver.
active and vigorous
Indigestion, backache, head
covery to-day at any medi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-17

some of them have not been zkept."
Making similar point the Herald, the
labor organ says:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

iebt an. eiins 5amenbanolltng iir
:$17 bro b1noert Nffunp Derfauft e
6oB er cine ginnabme bon nber $1OO
sen Mder er3ielt bat; nebitoem bat er
nod Sag Sen aIs Suffer.
Cannon gnIl. s33ulrndge-
febrte soloaten bon inoianiider Mb=
itan1n1unq, Bic Dem Siolr stnt1lfne
anqeb0pen, baben einen Hoiten Ger
Mmerifanilden 2egion gegrnr1oet "
ma 1440 Snoianer itanoen im g1en-
ite1 uno 5p0lf itno unf fran5olt1dbe11
BDoen beer0igt.
@ilIiiton. Die WteDr5aDl
ser 8urger Ser 5taot lit fl1r 0le yin,
fiibrung zines ltd6tii6en Nsarf1Dltems
unb Ser Sta6trot lit erlndt 1poroen,
Bon6s in Ser &0be bon $2O,OOO aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

Notfansgeleben mer0en nn6 inner
balb 3ebr Engen infraft treten lollen,
H. 9oami ?Aqign ct H.6SSGDSssll
m1rbe I'M aSuie NIT 67 geget1 Al
Stimmen angenommen. Gin Be-
ri6t oes @eneralanmaltS Sanger tplr-
Dc angenommet, in bent oieier err
flqrte, baB er 6ie angebliden Bablbe-
triigereien in Sargent County I'M
Gimme Ser 8eii1tng Der lebten 2egis-
lotur unteriu6t un6 feinen @rnno
fir geieblid)es @ini6reiten gefnnoen
babe.
Montpelier. = S. IS. 5rob<
lid) iate auf einem Jeloe bon flint
@r0Be int lebten Sabre Nog-
gengras nn6 erntete oabon n1ebr nlS
5000 Bfun6 Samen. 91elen Dat CT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

Der Nadbaribaft befiirhten oaB Die
W1lfe, bic 1pegen beS boben S6nees
Sllnger leiben, Den Weniden gefabr=
lid meroen. !,
minneapolis. = Ser Nln=
trag m1f l1ebernabme Ser Minneapo-
lis Street Nail1paD 80. 6ur6 oie
Sta6t Minneapolis tpurbe in elmer
lebte ISOLDE abgebaltenen Sonberlpabl
nit 1000 Stimn1en obgelebnt. Ser
Ylan ging oabin, Ser @eielidaft cine
i1brlide Mbgabe bon 7 Bro5ent ouf
Gin &apitol bon "a MiQionen Douor
5u 5ablen. Ser gegenpartige Gabr=
preiS BON flint Gents loute, lie nad)
ser @0be ser g%innabmen, berabge=
lebt o0er erbobt >peroen.
&o6eiter. - Ser @birurg g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

fielo & Soutbern Giienbabn bat ibr
Mftienfapital bon 100000 anf ST..
soc, 1000 erb0bt nn0 lire amenotertet
Snforporattonspapiere bent 9taatS:
1efretGr eingerei6t. Sic 8abn tit I'M.
ter oem Mamen San Nat6 2tnie"
befannt.
&o9eiter. - Die bieiige Srie-
oensgemetnoe bat oas &oroce Goof'
@igertum an 7. Strabe a11gefauft y.
paant; a11f 6ielem @runoftiife ,;:eln
oreiIt0digeS Observation-Disclosures
nit einem. &,oitenauftpano bon $780,
900 at erridten.
8inono.- Muf ser Sorm bon
81. s. Cameron 1T Ser Nabe bon bier
lin6 aus einenl HuOel Wolfe 51pet
Stud erlegt moroen. Die Tarmer IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

@. S. WnDo bon bier miro am z.
SSal1ltar nad Mrgentinien nnb an6e<
rem characterization 2anbern reilen,
I'M Ben Blan zines internationolen
&erban0es CUR 80rOerung Der Gbi-
rurgie Der 8ertpirfliGung naber gu
bringen, tpie oieier Gage a%ngefunotgt
1p11rbe. Dr. Mepo, ser BrGit6ent 0es
Mmericon College Of Surgery lit,
miro bon Or. Srunflin Martin bon
Chicago Sefret6r 6es College, beglei=
tet fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
nlinneiotd.

Ct. 8auL. - Die Mu1uilte Der
grlten 9tatipuolbant in ct. saul ba=
ben i'm &aunlep Gountp-0 iltriftsge=
rid)t cine &lose eingerei6t, I'M $75,-
1889 bon $. u. 9lpdes, 8raltoent
Ser Stootsbanf bon 9olpmon, g. O.,
unO Don $. &C. Sobn, einentTiebbdn0-
Ter Don oerlelben Staot, 5uritd5uer=
lllten, sic bes 9etruges uno Der gnt=
lteu,1no bon Satluden belbulOlgt
ieroen. - Mebr als 10000 Mrbet-
tcr lperoeu MIR oie 91!fte Ser 3eit IN
ct. saul fortorbeiten Oiirfen, bis bic
&pblenf1appbeit geboben lit, fat Wtit-
te letter @ode Sic 8un0eS- 8renn'
notwithstanding onbefoblen, po-
ourd, sic Nrbeiter m06entlt6 $780,
900 on S0bnen perlieren tperoen. -
gines Ser grobten San0elSgeidafte
I'M Noro1pelten >pur0e lette Wo4e 5um
Mbif)l1B eebrud)t, ols bie 8eDerbal1s
ler Sumber 60. bon ser Mlger Smttb
So. unaefdbr 1000 Milionen SUB
Oes @alObel tanoes in sen Counties
Goof u1o 2ofe auffauf tie. Webrere
SoIsldnei0emiible1t, in ienen beioen
Counties gelegen, ltno IN oen &aut
eingeid)loiien.
Minneopolis. - Sta6tge=
Understandable 81. s. 20. Gull
foro, ser leiu Imt ont Is. DECEMBER
nieoerlegt but ieinen S~abresberi6t
.iiir oos SSabr 1919 Ser @elunobeits=
beboroe eingereidt. Ser 8eri6t 5eigt'
nab in oieiem Sabre BON oen bepilz
Iigten Gtootgeloern $4,000 0ur9
ueile Sparlomfeit eriibrigt por0en
1ino, un0 babei nod Sic Mn5abl bon
onltedenoen &ranfbeiten beoeuteno
perringert tutroe. Mn Sdpin0iu6t
ltorben I'M Sabre 1919 in bieierStaot
3St Yerlonen, gegen 0aS Sorlabr
1918 cine Nbnobme bon 81 Yer1o=
men. - M1tf Sci ebl &idter GonDer=
lie bon 9altirgs miro Ser Yro5eB fir
grlongu11g oes Gerlultes 6urb oas
6el1er I'M Meper @qenbergs 2aben
OIL Nicouet Mpe., om %. Sunni 1918,
int Setrage bon $4,000 bonn 0afota
Counting iltriftsgeri6t na6 Bent Sen=
nepin County : 9titriftsgeridt nob
bent Sennepin County : 0iltriftsge=
rid)t perlegt 1perben. - Sis iebt lit
Sic aulle oes 5tu0tfeiielfonos Sic
sun1me BON $1,1o0,000 geflolen> ii.
e5 miilIen nod groBe Mnitrengungen
genroft ~1peroen, Sic nod feblen0en
100000 GIT iammeln. Dte boue
S11n1me bon $1,500,000 muB auf=
gebroht mer0en, tint SO @obltatig=
feitsonl talten in Wtnneapolis mdb=
reno bes Sabres 1920 nit 8el6 un=
terititen 5u fonnen.
Nep Im. Ser gegenipdrtig
in Eerbom onidiiige 3obnor5t sc. s..
@oblirl6 fat ii9 enti6loiien, GIT Mn=
fang bes neuen Sabren na6 Seem
l1lm at fommen ur6 bier cine Pras
rig 5u eroffner. CT fat bereits 6ie
GGume inn @ebdu6e Ser 6armers Il.
Merd)onts gonf gemietet.
OuIutb. - Cine @rbiteuer bon
$500 mur6e bon Sen @rben 6es ber=
itorbenen rei9en 0ulutber 9o15bdn6=
Iers artbur Gilbert I'M County, bob=
ornte binterlegt. Ser geadlaB tpur0e
NIT $2O9.250 betpertet, 1pobon Ma=
ria 8. Gilbert $17O,822.89 nn6 Gu
muel So. @ilbert $38,928 erbtelt.
8rni 5. - 8rainer6s Wia
Notfoasbel teuerungs5uiab 5nm 6ret=
briefe tp11r6e nit einem Stimmenber=
bdltnis bon et1pa 3 5u 1 in elmer ipe=
5ielen @abl angenommen.
9ibbing. - Ser Gd)ulrat bat
einen Souploe fir Sic @rridtung Ell
rer geplanten Golfsidule angefauft,
Oerel1 Soften auf $22,500 geid)att
linO.
SDle>. Dieie Srtidoft, tpelde
tein Solpitol bat, felt Der 8irbel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
Wie dob die %&it dabinflieQt

Nur nehr cine modqe bis DeihnaAten. Die
: Gage uperoen allm1dlt9 fur3er, uno Ole Seierta9e per>
oen bier letr, un6 es fro Der 6eidenfe nod 70 pte1e
aus3urpdhen.
mir fino fertt9, 3hnen 51 helfen nit einem 9e>
neroien Enforcement aus9ei ud3ter uno niikltd3er Ge>
idenfe, ipe3teq IN oen ~fol9enoen Departments:
&ue<9epartemte11t: Sir 5ptken9arotnen, Dor
there's, Jnoian 81anfets, Robe<8lanfets, Geppid>>
2usfe9er>
Department sum- Graeet ~iertieer Klei>er:Dtn>
t%erm1dnte1, S$rauenfletoer, Dat1s uno RletoerrSde,
sum Gra9en fertt9e 5aden fir methnadten. Dereei>
fen Ste Gas Baby ntdt $ururt0l e pe13e, neuef tie
Srpeaters, 8a6erobeny hibider l1ntermu1eltr1 iet<
6ene unterr9cfe.
Hauptflnr: 8dnoer, Ranotal der, perlen Ealsz
ipiteny .5etoenfoffe fir methnadten, Rletoertoffe,
Sir mdnner faufen Sic Een1oen, paiamas, 5cder,
Rramatteny Ranolduhe, unterrodi Ae, 8aoeroben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
Vor0 DQfotd.

<8iSmard. - Die N~otfaQsges
.iebborloge, 6ur6 sic ale bon ser &C.
gislat1r angenon11ner1en @eiebe at
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-31
BRAPTIsT SUNDAY SCHOOL.

The Baptists met al the church
last Sunday morning and organized
n Sunday school with a membership
OF ~ present and the promise Of
nearly as many more for next Sun
day. The following officers were
elected. Mrs. A. N. Aaron, superin-
tendent; Mrs. John p. Mack, assist
ant superintendent; Miss Lee, secre-
tary and treasurer; Miss Ruth
Aaron, pianist
The classes were organized and
every thing Is moving along In fine
trim. The collection was s3.ib. Much
interest was manifested In the new
organization and each one went
away a self-appointed missionary
for the Sunday school. Let us con-
tinue 10 work aud pray and give
thanks for the success that has been
granted us. Let us go out into The
highways and byways and gather
them In "for the Master" "willing-
ness 10 wade IN constitutes half the
ability 10 win OUT"
what I tell you in darkness, tina
speak ye in the light; and what "
hear In the ear. that preach ye upoT
the ho~usetops." MatLi027.
Baptist s. s. Visiting Team.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-31
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL
FOR AMERICANISM

The Roosevelt Memorial Associa-
tion campaign which takes place
October 20-27 10 raise a fund Of
100000 as a tribute OF five mil
lion Americans 10 this great man.
comes at a time when the need OF
the "Americanism" for which Rose
welt strove during his long career
and which he 80 strongly exempli-
lied in his own life. IL most APP
pallingly apparent
The war brought tho fact home
TO US with great force. Whole
companies Of men who could not
speak the English language showed
the need OF some persistent and
compelling force working m the
cause OF better "Americanism.~ Al
the present time strikes and rae,
riots, the spread Of radical social.
ism, anarchy and holshevism. en-.
phasize The need even n,ore en-.
phatically.
hoooevelts greatest memorial /
70 be q foundation for the spreal
OF Amsricanism. A plan tina
surely would have appealed /
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-31


Old cars often receive a variety Of
pet names. occasionally a hard one
but Jesse Osborne OF Nevada. Mo-.
claims that "b-ton truck" Is the most
appropriate title for his model "S2"
Hupmobile which, after covering
over 10000 miles, pulled q 1900
pound load recently without a muir
muir.
This car which has been used as
o general utility car In Mr. 0shorne'a
garage. has q fntherly interest In The
majority Of ears In the town which
u has pulled and rescued at one
stage or another OF their existence.
Its sparkplugs haven't been touched
for % months, and H. repair bill
has been 50 insignificant rs 10 be
forgotten.
Under such circumstances. Il Is not
unusual that Mr.. Osborn should be-
come attached 10 the car, and the
price he places on II sets a new
high record for used car values.
The Hupmobile is represented In
Columbus by A. J. Weld.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Department Of the Interior.


U. s. Land Office At Las Cruces.
N. NJ.
October %, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Mary
Beer. Of Waterloo. New Mexico.
who, on November 10. 1918, made
Homestead Entry, No OisSse, for
MEN Nwh; M MEX. Section o
Township "a S, Range & W, n. N. p.
Meridian. has filed notice Of inten-
ton 10 make final three-year Proof
10 establish claim 10 the land above
described. before 4. j. Cole, United
States Commissioner. at Columbus
New Mexico. ON the 9th day OF
December 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses.
John Manning Of Columbus. New
Mexico; Lee Manning Of Columbus
New Mexico; LATE Tucker OF Co,
lumbus. New Mexico; NJ. l.. Dolby Of
Columbus. New Mexico.
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE.
Register.
Oct-i7-2f-3i-Nov-7-l4
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-31
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office of the Comptroller Of the
Currency.
NlF.aL.uwN.. a a.

Office of the Comptroller Of the
Currency.
Washington. - g..
September .. 1919
Whereas. by the satisfactory e,i-
dence presented 10 the undersigned
Il has been made Ia appear that
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF COLUMBUS" In the Village nf
Columbus. Ia the County Of Luna
and state Of New Mexico. has COM
piled with all the provisions Of the
Statutes of the United States. rr-
quircd b. be- complied with before
an association shall be- authorized
Ia commence the business ~ bank
Ing.
NOW, therefore. I. JOHN Skill
TON WILLIAMS. Comptroller of
the Currency. do hereby certify that
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
COLUMBUS In the Village of Col
umbus, Ia the County n New MeN-
leo. u authorized Ia commence The
business ~ banking as provided in
Section Ffty-one Hundred and Six
ty-ninc Of the Revised Statutes uf
the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal Of Office this 9th duy
OF September, 1919.
JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS.
Comptroller Of the Currency.
First publication, sept ~. 1919.
Last publication. Nov. "a. 1919.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-31

lurA he knew how 10 handle men
and a. well a. 10 instruct them.
The one great, outstanding char
actoristic OF his life was his regal
Ameriesnism. His heart was 81 wide
a. The world but there uns no room
in Il for a divided allegiance. Pa
lrloiism was The master passion Of
his great heart Hs native land was
nearer and dearer than hands or
feet Its glory was the breath Of
his nostrils, The shokiuah Of his soul.
Like q great High Priest officiating
Al the Affairs Of Freedom. he called
% the American people 70 dedicate
Themselves 70 the unfinished task
of maintaining these benign lnsli-
buttons Of the free and Of transmit
ting them, u~niarnlshed. 10 a proud
and happy ~posterity.
The future Of the Great Republic
will abide secure II the Youth OF the
land shalt continue through the
years 10 warm their hands Al the
glory Of his immortal spirit.
Beneath Thy roof. Great Heart, were
bread
Such thoughts az teach the brave
10 die
Stretched out on Honor's noble bed
Beneath a nobler roof. the sky.
His place In history Is secure.
Close 10 Lincoln and Washington. he
will take his place in the valhalla
LOT our immortal dead. Bulkina
larger through the years. he will
continue 10 dominate the horizon
OF time like some lofty and stupen-
dous Appenine. that rooted in IN,
foundations Of the world. rears III
giant form grandly into the heavens
while the mutable earth rocks at hi
feet and the thunders peal about hi
head.
CAPTAIN A. C. MARKER.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-31

d piston. he words ihe hiss Of hot
steam. lie was a vcrilahlo steam
engine dressed up like a man. And
when HE enemies heard the blast OF
his whistle they sculiled from the
track for They know thai the En-
plre FNpross wal On the way.
Ilc was no pussy -footer." A COM
|hal'yc learcr-down q constructive
hullder-up a required no walchful
waiting 10 determine what he
thought or where he stood.
His policies we're not polled Angus
policies. They we're Iong-horncd
and aggressive straight from the
shoulder. hard-hiiling and sincere.
Whatever he said challenged at
teuiion and provoked discussion. His
flashing hattlc-blade was always un-
shcalhed IN tho fight for moral and
political Righteousness. His tossing
plumos were always noddlng In the
forefront OF the fray. There was
ltumult and shouting wherever the
r~ampageous Rough Rider appeared.
Whether you carossed him with a
brickbat or a bouquet, you could not
ignore him. II his bullet went over
your head he knocked you down
with the butt end OF his pistol. Ne
was a positive, passionate. sure
shooting hundrcd-ton-gun Of a man.
While wiley. go-easy politicians
were counting the German vote, and
gu~m-shoeing the war issue In con-
Srcss. Roosevelt spoke his mind
about the German-Amcrican hypen-
ate. and his words had the tanp
Of powder and the whiz Of bullets.
We was a student, thinker. phi
losopher-a writer Of books as well
rs a man Of practical Affairs. But
his thinking was not abstract, re-
mote. impractical. To be alone with
his thoughts was not his way Of
taking counsel. A man Of action. hi
convictions were not generated In
library. They were formulated IL
the clash Of stirring events. forged
IN the furnace Of heated controversy
Ills words had the tang Of the mar.
keL factory. Held and nreside; the!
, came forth with hands and feet AM
took hold Of the earth and the hca.
vens.
His political ideas were not SNOWY
bc-spanglcd chariot horses Of IN.
sun, cavorting themselves in IN
nebulous splendor OF ETHEREAL alb
stracuon.
They were rounded up, roped an
branded, broken 10 practical pur
poses. suitable for the saddle, IN
wagon and the pillow.
A veteran Rough Rider Of brone
events, red-blooded and virile. wit
a profound knowledge Of human ma
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-31
CAPTAIN A. c. MARKER PAYS
TRIBUTE TO ROOSEVELT

Impetuous. vehement, versatile
and vastly able, Roosevelt was a
stormy. strong man who swept
through life like an electrical dis
~turbance. breaking upon the world
In tempest. and passing in speciac-
ular demonstrations Of thunderclap
and lightning.
A man OF great decision Of char
acter, he leaped abruptly 10 his con-
victions. and expressed them In swift
and incisive and convincing diction.
His mighty arm had the punch Of
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-31

p. s. Land Office At las Cruces,
September &c. 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that on The
10Th day Of August. 1913. thc New
Mexico a Arizona Land Company. hy.
Il. W. Caheen. ~ President made
application NJ the United States Land
Office nj Las Cruces. Mex Menirn. 10
select under the Act ~ April ~.
1904 i33 Stat. 2iil. the following de-
scrihed land, to-wit:
Sh NWh. NEh. SWh, NJ. seq.
Sec. 20. VIZ NWh, Ma SWh. 81
sWh, SWh SEh, Soc. -; NWh
NEh, Sec. "a, VIZ SWh. ~ SCI.
Sec. 20: SEX NEh Eh SEh. Sec.
"a 4. % =. v. n W; and
Lots 4. ?. 2, 8, sen NEh. Eh
|sM swh Sec. %: NEh NWh Lot
z, Sec. "a 4. ~ s. n. i6 w New
Mexico Principal Meridian.
The purpose Of this notice Is To-
allow All persons claiming The lani
adversely, or desiring "a show u in
be- mineral In character. az uppor-
iuniiy Ia file objection a. such lurs-
ton OF selection with the local OIL
GERS for the land district in which
the land Is situated. to-wi: nj tho
land office aforesaid, and Ia establish
their interests therein. or the min
eral character thereof.
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE. Register.
Oct. iO-t7-9i-3t-Nnv. z
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Department Of the Interior.

u. S. Land Office at Las Cruces.
n. NJ.
September ~. 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that Cecyl
A. Fender OF Columbus. New Mexico.
who. on September 20. 1915. made
Homestead Entry. No. Oi23i2, for
M, Section II, Township ~ s..
Range : W. n. N. =. Meridian. has
Med notice Of intention tO make
final three year proof. 10 establish
claim 70 the land above described
before I. J. Cole, United States COM
missioner, al Columbus. New Mex
leo, on the 9th day Of November
1910.
Claimant names A. Witnesses:
II. ]. Kane, OF Columbus, New
Mexico; y. J. Fulton, Of Columbus
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DEDMAN TO HAVE a BANR

The citizens Of Dedman have Or
gained a First National Bank with
a capital stock Of $4,000. The board
II directors will be as follows. c. c.
Rice, John liking, n. Porter, W. r.
Williams. l.. L. Lloyd. all Of Dedman.
and c. A. Nyhaus Of Ration.
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THE WILD AND wOOLLY WEST.

In the Wild and
Woolly West Of ArizoaR.
Government Hunter Ramsey Pat
terson arrived In Prescott today
with the hides OF Ave lions which
he had killed in the Bradshaw
Mountains last week. During this
trip theh untcr had the misfortune
TO lose a valuable horse by It's fall
ing over q precipice. The 1--WE lion
hides were shipped 10 the agricul-
tural department at Washington.
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An OrdlnaRcc Amending Ordinance
No. 81.
De Il ordained by the Trustees Of
the Village Of Columbus, n. ~ that
Village Ordinance No. "a be amended
by adding after line 3, sec. 3.
and for each family using water
not having acccss 70 the Village
Mains a special rate Of one WiOOl
dollar per month.
J. r. BLAIR, Mayor.
EDWIN @. DEAN, Clerk.
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rot furnish bonds within four days
Motion carried.
There being no iurlher business
trustees adjourned.
WM. KLEIN. Mayor Pro TEN.
EDWIN @. DEAN, Clerk.
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Now Mexico. -. ,. Chhdhufn. ~ Co.
.lumbus, New Mc4Ico. J. =. White. ~
Columbus. New Mexico.
JOHN T.. BURNSIDE. Register.
september z1-Oct. "a.