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Si

COIMTY

Advocate

Vol. XXIV.

_UHlsboro,

Sierra

_Caunty,

Nawr

ttaxloo, Friday, June

15,

1CC3.

$2X3 Per

Year

_K.

12.

MAN BECOMES HUMAN OWL

The

WM.

RQBINS-

-Commissioners' Proceedings.

Hillsboro.N.

Mex.,

Jane

4,1906. CommissiODert met

m a

board of

equalization,

and for

other

baai-nee-e.

Present:

V. G.

_Trujillo,

U.P.

Arrey

end Tboe.

_Marphy,

commissioner,

end

_{J. M.Webeter,}

m

m

'

etoIss?

Wim

art

wia

e;U

for

I.

U

Gatzert

&

Co.

Fine

Tailor-Mad-e

Clothing.

Write

Sowing Machine

Company.

49H

Til

The

Most Direct Line to

Kansas Ciry.

St.

Louis, Chicago, Boston,

New

York,

Philadelphia,

Denver, Omhaa, St.

Paul,

and

AH

_Northern

an

Eastern Points.

Through

Trai

s,

Fast

Time, Smooth Track.

E'egant

Pullman Palace

Sleepers

on

all through

trains.

Paily

Tourist Sleeping Cars

to

Kansas City

and

hicago

AU

trsins

not having

_{dining cars stop}

for meals

at the

Fa

moiis

Santa

F

Harvey Houses.

Full

information

cheer

full) furnished upon application.

W.

R.

BivOvvn,

D.

F.

&

P.

_A.,

Kl Paso,

Texas.

SILVER

LEAF SALOON

(Old Tomluson

Stand--)

Hillsboro,

r N. Mex

Fresh

WineB,

Liqaors

and

_Cigars.

Good

Clob

Room.

W. A.

8HEPARD,

j

_Proprietor.

O

THE

O

GREEN

'ROOM-

-Fine Wine?, Liquors and Cigars, Good Club Room

,CHA8. B.

MEYEU8, Propr.

w

E. TEAFORD,

Livery and Feed Stable.

Hilleboro,

New Mexico.

A. D.

_ELLIOTT,

Attorny-at-La- w,

ii.:isbor,

.

n.

a.

II.

_{A. WCLFOKD,}

Attorney and

Ooaooillor

at

_Law,

Hillsboro,

New Mexico.

Office, one

door

weTSf _{ol Poet Office.}

vn.

ii. ouciiEn.

Notary

Public.

Illllsboro,

-

if.

p.

FRAim

I.

GIVEN.

H.

_D.,

Offii:e _Post Office _Drug Store.

Hillsboro,

-

.

P.

ALOYS

_PREISQEn,

Assayer

and

Chemist.

Assay Officeat _{Laldlaw Building, West} of Court House.

i:::isboro,

n.

p.

The

ALIANZA SIERRA

SALOON.

ciae mqes

tiiqnori and

Cigars

rOpen

at

all

Hoars

JOSE VILLASENOR, Proprietor.

THE

PARLOR

OALCOrJ.

TCP

_{PUPIIY. Proprietor}

Fool

and

Billiads.

FvomliMOt XXaaa.ihaaitta

_Baldact

aaa Baat _DariBf "Parknaaa

U

Iba _Vlght.

Plttafleld. Maaa By a strange freak

of nature, Harry Woloott, of CLeshlra, naa loat hia _{eight during daylight, but}

at night ha aeaa _{clearly and penetratea}

Into the darkest gloom without dlffl

culty.

Mr. Wolcott ia 68 _{years old, and} la

a

descendant _{of a prominent Berkshire} family. He Is known In _{the neighbor} hood _{aa the "human owl." Until with'} In a _{few years he possessed ordinary}

sight

He _{went west, where he married} Hla wife died soon after their _marriage

and ItIssaid that because of his Intenaa grief and the tears shed _{over her grave,}

tne strange malady came _upon him.

Light became painful, and

at

last re

pugnant to him. He has grown Into the habit of sallying forth only after dark

neaa. So _comyletely baa _{hla day sight}

left blm that he la unable to discern,

faces or localities by day. _{He spenda}

hla time almost alone, doing hla own cooking and household work, sleeping

by day and living In adarkened house,

woicou neuevea nimseir "moon struck," a superstition deeply Imbedded

In New _{England folklore. Moonlight}

nights afford _{him the greatest pleasure;}

and he revela in the soft _light of Its

beama.

Paaatle:

rind

"the Konkera."

Knropatkln's opinion of the Japsap pears to be altered. It wasn't so very many moons ago, when he asd soma brother officers were _{visiting Toklo,}

_that

he said: "Borne _day we'll have to con quer these monkeys." It la _{eaay tosee)}

who la _{the monkey in the altuatioa}

_at

Mukden.

Would Avoid WealthT1 bo many weaJthy young men art) committing suicide these days, thelm

presstOQ Is likely to gain ground

that

wealth la _something young men should avoid having anything to do with. If they want to be happy.

Jape Lucky All Around.

A _{volcano baa made Japan larger by}

giving her

a

new island. Tbe stars

in their coarse

_art

_fighting tor th

farn.

Xw.?Up

.wji'ltewet. of.Albaey near the bank of the Oalapoola river, J. O. _{Crawford, of this} city, discovered

the remains of several bodies _{of pre}

historic men, and also a small altar, un

doubtedly used aa a place for aacriflcea.

The remains of five bodies were found. the skeletons showingthatallthebodies

had been mutilated.

Crawford, who hadmade a number of excavations In different mounds In this

part of the state during the last few

years and who baa acquired consider-able reputation aa an archaeologist. thinks the people undoubtedly were cannibals. Most of the bodies found

were _{badly mutilated.} In one skull the

whole face had been broken out from the top of the head to theJaw, whileIn

two others

a

Jaw and other small part of the face were missing.

Thealtar, though small,waa a_perfect

one.

_it

waa _{duiii oa a roca zounaauon.}

in oval form and waa constructed of clay, which had been burneduntil itwaa

aa redaa _{brick, though not}sohard. The

altar proper waa 24 Inches _{long and} 18

Inches wide. Crawford eays thereIsno doubt It had been used for sacrificial purposes and from what he has been

able to learn about the bablta of this race from his Investigations he thinks

it waa the custom or thepeople tooffer

the hearts of the dead on these little

altars as a burned sacrifice to tome deity.

UNITED AFTER FIFTY YEARS

Aged Couple SCeet and Are Xarriad Attar

_lacb

Had Been Bereft

vi a

mmr,

_f

t Hartford, Conn. Over lift year ago Angela R. Xilboum and

Jobs

r.

Johnbob went to school _{together la} Rutland,

Vt,

and soon after graduat-ta-g

they became engaged. Before the

day set for the wedding there waa a misunderstanding between the _coupie

and they parted.

Miea Kllbouru. after

a

_fro

yaara, married Dr. Daniels. Joknaon also married and went to Cormorant, Minn., with hla bride. Five years ago Mr.

Johnson's wife died, and two years

ago Mrs. Daniels waa left a widow. She took up ber residence

la

Bart,

ford, and a few months ago Mr. John

son corresponded with bar.. Us cams

to Hartford and visited her. The old mleanderstaadlng was explained. They procured

a

marriage license and were married, immediately taking a train

for Cormorant, Hlnn where they will

king

of

mi

ummm

CURES

WCUllATC!.!

AtO

ALL

PATI

clerk.

The

following

changes

were

made in

_the

assessment

rolls

viz:

M. L.

_Bailey,

add to

_improve

ments, $10.00, 15 head JJ. &

S.

cattle,

$135.00; $145.

Mrs. Katie Bryant,

add 2

horses

$15.00, 26

head

B &

8. cattle,

$234, 45

_goats

$90.00, 1 _saddle,

$10.00.

Carta

&

_Hammel,

add 375

_imp?

goats $760.00,375oom goats $375.00, $1125.00.

J.

A. Coffelt, add 2

balls $3000.

W. C. Cox,

add

100

_{tmpr gosts}

$200.00.

Geo,

Eniicott

add

to Talus

of

real

estate

$80.00.

J.

L.

Faulkner

add 100 impv goats $200.00.

It.!

J.

Jobson, sdd

to

valoe of

improvements

$75.00.

Ann La

tham,

sdd

7 _{bul)s$105.00.}

T.

_{P. Kerr, add}

7

balls

_$105.00,

60 head B. ds

8'

cattle

$430.30;

$555.00.

Ed Latham, sdd

6

bolls

_$75.00,

15

head

B. & S.

cattle

_$135.00;

$21000.

T.

_T.Les,

sdd

1

balwl5.00.

D.

IL

LooRbottom, add 1

ball

$15.00. 3.

W.

itfeok

_j,

add 2

balls

$30.00.

C.I.

McGregor,

sdd

125

head

graded goata $250.00; 200 com goats $200.00; $450.00

Mrs. S. .

_MeKinney.sdd

1

ball

$15.00. D. S. Miller, add

to

im provements $100.00,

farnitars

$100.00.

M.

_{Uorgans, sdd}

16 bead

B.

& S.

cattle

$144

00.

23

balls

$345.00;

489 00.

O.

U. Noon, sdd

2

balls

$30.00. H.

L.

_Roper,

add

to improvements. $50.00.

P.

_Pagoe,

sdd

89

B.

&

8. eattls

$301.00, 4

balls

$60.00; $331.00.

It.

P. Pankey,

add

6

heid B.

A S. oatile$45.00, 1boll$15.00; $00.00.

B.

_F.

Parks, sdd

2 head

0.

A

8.

cattle

$18.00, 1

ball

$15.00; $33.00.

Al

Ricketson.

add 800

_sheep

$1080.00.

J.

D. Thompson,

add

3 bulls 145.00.

J.

O.

_Tabor,

add 5 bead

stock

horses $37.60, 1 _{bull$15.00; $52.50}

1). C.

_{Taylor, add}

450 com

_goats

$450.00, 450

impv

goats $900.00; $1500.00.

J

. A.

_{Bsrgas, sdd}

34 com

_goats

$34.00, 32

stock

horses $15.00;

$49.00.

F.

M.

_{Bojorqoez, sdd}

2

_balls,

$30.00.

Bonito

Chnver,

sdd

B.

_AS,

cattle

$477.00.

Wm.

II.

Buoher,

add 11 B. A

8.

cattle

$99.00, 1

boll

_{$15.00; $114}.00

Robinson Chaves,

sdd

250 com goats $250.00, 250 _impv

_gosts

$500.00; $750.00.

M. 11. A

Msttis

G.

Crews A

_E.

0.

Hughes, add

31

bssd

B. A

8.

cattle

$279.00, 1

ball

$15.00; $294.00,

L. H.

Crews,

add

9bead

B.

A

8.

cattle

$81.00.

_J.W.Dawson,

sdd

1

ball

$15.00.

Whereupon

lbs

bosid sdjonrned

to

meet

_{to.morrow morning}

at

9

o'clock,

Toesdsy

Morning.

Commissioners

met

_pnrsasol

to

sdjoaromsnt.

Present

as ofjester-ds- y.

The

_following

_change,

were

mads

MtMUlOML

Wu,

(Ml WMiri

IWUMi

,tMiMANW. MAMUUMUTMM

ttrt.t

?

uvk

SPaaMM, BACK. _MlU.DIM,MIlH,

tmn,

reoevte

I" www Teaa" R"

Office

_{Drug Stere.}

chad

_hid

wxiAnnnnn,

eras

"1

tu

ch afflicted Htb raeunatUm, writes

Ed.C.Nad,lowaville,

8Sfwkk

Co. ,_{Kmmi, "going} ebowton_{cratches end suffering}agreat dealof paia.

I

waaInduced to_try Ballaid'a Soow Liniment, which

caredcm, altar Bator threeMe bottles. XT18

TBS

CRKATC3T UNIwJJwNT

I

8

VBR USED;have rac

cauaeaded

h

to a

nanbsr

of persons, allexpress theosselves as_{being benefited by}

tt.

I

bow walk

aritluwteraeebM. nA mm tn m

deal

ol

light labor

oa

the facarf

THaUtll

aZPS:

25c, 509

AT3 01.00

BALLARD

SNOW

LINIMEWTCO.

IT

tew-.-

,

u

a,

a

P

OOLD

_AN3.3COMNDBD

BY

Geo.

T.

Miller,

Post

3

mi

all

mm

be and is liere by accepted.

When up on itifl _{board adjourned} o

meet the rirat

_il.n)ayiu

_July nexL

V-- G. _Tbujillo,

Attest: Chairman.

J. M. _Websteb,

Clerk.

Sierra

Qounty Advocate.

W.

_9.

_Tftompf

_9nt

Proprietor.

?

h _{Sierra County}Advocate is_pntered

at tbe

fost

OfEco at Hillsboro, Sierra Pouoly, New Mexico, for transmission through the U. S. Mails, as second class

matter.'

FRIDAY, JUNC 15,

1906.

COMMISSIONERS'

PROCEEDINGS.

(Continued

from page

1)

tenlion _tqmake final pnjof in support of his claim, and _that said proof will be made before _probate Clerk of Sierra

Countv, N. M., at IlillHb.orp, N. &n

April 9, 1900, viz:

JAMES P. NUNS,

Uke

Valley, N. M., for _thp Lpt 2A _{SEK 8W} Sec. 13.

Ixt

1 _Sec. 14 & _NEK EM Sec. 2,1, T.

17S.R.8 W.

He names the following yitne8nes to prove his continuous residence upon and

cultivation of, said _land,vizi

James W. Alackey, of LakeValley, N.

M. James Tabor, of I_{a'ae Valley,} N. M. _Guy V. _{BeaU, of Lafre VaUfy,fN.}

M. _{Thomas Richardson,} o( Llke

Val-ley,N. M.

EtoESE Van Pattf.?,

Register.

Firstpub. Mar. 16 06

of Arrev. X, M. Brnno _Carabajal, of

Ar-rey,

' '

,M.

' 1

Euoenk Van Patten,

Keginter.

First pub Mar.1C 0U.

terday.

The

following changes

were made

_ja

the assessment

rolls,

viz:

Alphonse

Boqrqaet,

add 50bead

b A s

cattle

$450.00, 13bulla $195,.

00, on real

estate

$181.25.

Merced Montoya, add on mer chandiee $500. Looia Nabar, add

to real-estat- e $25 00.

Manuel Sanchez, add 3head b & a

cattle

$27.00. Pablo Garcia, add

262 _{sheep, $353.70.}

Pedro

Vallejos, add 3 head

b

A

a

cattle

$2.7.00, 1 _bplL.$15.00; $42.

F. Luny

y

Garcia,

add to house

in

Monticelo$75

00,impyonhome-stea-d

f

20.00; $95.00.

Wm. Tell Catlle Co., add 362 b

& s

cattle

3258. .00, 39

bulls

$570; $3328.00.

O. H.

_Curtis,

add 17 head b & a

cattle

$153.00, 2 buUe $3,0.00; $183 00.

Nat Emerick,

add 14 b & a cat-ti-e

$126.03, lbulis$15.0Q; $141.00

II.

L.

Hodge, add 15 b & 8

cattle

$13."0.00, 17 bulla $255.00;

$1605 00.

Monroe

Pague,

add 3 bead b &

s

_cattle

$27.00. Lee Natione 8

head b

it

a

_cattle

$37.00.

J.

C.

_Plemmons,

add 3

_balls,

$45.00. E. M. Plemmons, add 5 head b & s

cattle

15 CO, 1

bull

$1500.

T.

J.

RobiS, add 5

head

bis

cat--;

tie $45.00.

T.

J.

Roes, fe _Co., add 1G8 head

b & e

cattle

$1512.00, 5

bolls

$75.00;

fl5.8J.00.

jo

the

aBeessrppnt

rola,

viz:

Ray Grayson, add 2

bulls30.00.

Pablo

Martinez," add 1 _{bull $15.00.}

C.

H.

Meyers, 1

_ball

_$15.00.

Don

PadilU,

add 5 stock horses

' '

I37.W.

Pitch

Fork Land &, Cattle _Co.,

add 75 head B. &

_8.

_{cattle 1675.00,}

f

bull? $90.00;765.00.

JesugitaM.

Hascon.add 100 Com

goats $100.0Q, 100 Jmpy. goats $200.00: $300.00.

Esqoipula

Rasoon, add 50 Com goata $50.00, 50ImpT. goaU$100.00

iiso.oV

II.

A. _Ringer A _Go, add G54 head

p.

& _8.

_cattle

_{$5886.00, 29}

Thoa Riobardaoq, add 16 bead

JJ. fc

S. cattle

_$145.00, 3

bulls

45 00; tJOO.OQ.

J.

E, Smitb.add

lota 1 fc _{2 block}

pi

fjlilaborq

towneite; $100.00. Desideriq Tafoya, add 4 head B.

jfe

3. cattle

S3G.00.

C.T.

_Barr,

add to

_improvements

$50.00.

Mra.

_{M. Armer, add}

175 Com

goata 1175.00; 175 _{Impy. goata}

$35000;

$525.00.

E, BJoodgood, add two

balls

$30.00

.1

organ $25 .00 j $55.00.

U.

J.

Brown, add 157_{Com. goats}

. _$157.00, 175

_{Impv. coats}

$314.00

$471.00.

s

Mra. Alice M.

Folgham,

add 19

- _{bead B. & S.}

_cattle

_$171.00,

3 b.alla

-C-

OLD

STORAUE-B- EF

PORK and MUTTOif,

frffi

f

isli, SAUSAGES,

POOS

and

BUTTER,

rETerjtliing

00 Ice

Pnion Meat

Market

Co,

Jngt openeu-

-Fiie

_Liquors

_{and Cigars,}

A,

J.

EQBJUTT,

Propr.

TOM ROSS.

Address.: Rernip8av Sierra Co., N. M,

Sapge near Herr.psa, N.M.

All hor&ea aud uiurea trapdevl

Ladder

00 _right

_thih,

AU _borseo nnd'Q3Hr-- branded

If

WJeft sbovlder. AU _{'.'Orsrs sod.}

taare branded iHtu iil N on

Ut

Bhouldjer

or

thigh, uicreacs to be

branded as _{iu put.}

H, A.

_BINGEU.

_COMPANY.

O

3 anc

_{S. L. C.}

Ranperear HiilsWo. N. M.

Jo H _{Fij;Lt Hip} and bi?e. lucreaue branded ou _{Right Thick}

ando2 BiKht Side. _.

'"K

k'rlil'd

vS

i?C

_left idV."

Ear Marks; Crop and two slitt

_ttl

underdit left.

H. A. _RINGER,

P.O. Addie _{3, H;il,boro. Serra, Co.}

New Alexico, '

LS

ANIMAS

LA.NU

i

CAT-

-TLE

CO.

W1

Post OSce:. Hillsboro. _Sitrr.

r

,v N-- Mv

Kge,

Animas _{Rapch, Ster}

ra Connty. Ear_{marks, nnder half crop}

each _ear,

_Irsea

_{brand same as cattle}

buton Jeft_shoulder. K

Additional Brands:

- . .

ryv"

uip. Soma

22_{right thijra.f} 0B ; me nimal.,

L A R_{(leftside) hones.}

W.

_J.

_{BOELA'V. Maaager.}

Lakt

Yallev. N. M .

i

12?

Train.

825 Ley

_a'm.

_{p. m.}

_ar

8.00 Rincon 2.00 A V _8.20

_Hatcb

1.40 10.25 Knii. 10_amjxjon 11.25 Lake Vallo 11

_{in .1..}

J

r

j

wu

eeivice OD

vallev

branch

is

_Hiitttint...

Jrain

will

_ran

_{daily exoeptSanda}

vfA.

_C,Biiler,

_Agent.

F6;bwcaeco.

y

lie

_LAQORATORv RXUIil UtHfH

w.,

--s,; ,nivi feliaMo m-Nqtlco of Forfeiture.

To J.W. _{Henley, hig heirs,}

adminis-trators and assigns andall _persona

claim-ing nnder and through him or them, and to all it may concern:

You andeach of you are hereby

noti-fied _{that the undermined haa expended}

ilia sum of $100.00 for_{the year} 1005 in

laborand _{improvements upon} tneFuller-to-n

mine or _miningclaim situated in

the Lts Anunaa Miniou District, Sierra Conaty. SewMexico, JnordertohoKlsnch prpinises under the provisions of Section

2.H24 _{Revised Statutes} of _the United

State, and if _{within ninety days after}

this notice by publication you fail or to contribute your porportion of

snch _{expen liture as together}

with Hi" coi--t of_{this publication,} the

in-terest of

J.

V. _Henley, and his heirSj

admiiiirttr:itoiH or_asijins,in 8iid mining cl.iim, will Jiecome _{the projierty} of the

undercinodvindt--r the provisionsofSec

tion

F. IilLT3CHE3.

First pub.Jan.

l--Notice cf Forfeiture.

To J.W Hrisl.-y-, _his ln-ir- _{ailminis-trit-t}

rsand ni unvl all

un.ier or _tlirr.njh him or thetn and

t nil _{whom it may C'liicernj}

YiiU and each ol you aie

_i.erey

r.oU-flc-d

that the nnd-ri;ne- d ha.

expended the sum of flOO 00for _{the year} 1905in

laUr and _{iii'prjvenients upon} the

White

lnr

miue or mining claim tdtu-at-e

t in the

las

Anin.aa .Mining llintrict, Sierra Countv, New Mexico, in nler o

hold such prt-ini-- sunder.the provisions

of Seo'ion

_24,

Revised _S:a'uteg of

the United Statt-s-, ai.d if within

ninety

davsaft rthis notice hy puliliation you fail or

_rbfia

to conti ute _your prpor-tio- n

of eu'h ex rnliture hk

together wiih Hie cost ofthin_publication,

the intercut f _{J. W,} HenK-y- , _{and his}

heirs,a!minitrHtiir-- J or

ughinp, will be

come tho

_pro'rty

of thp und

_riiiiel,

ut.d.vr the faddPaction "394,

y.

Hiurfi-utR-,

First pub, Jan, V

Notice ot Forfeiture

TqJ.U. Cran,

fci.ljei.rai. Alrnia!c tratbrV 'snd aauina kfid aU _persons

claiming under or_through Vim _{or thtai,}

and toall Imm i _m

iy coii'crrt.:.

You and eachof vou are _hereby iioti-fi-ei

th&ttheundeniinnd has ex p.mded

thesmn of 110000 ea U

fr

tc

yoafs

1904 and l)(th in lalior _arid

improve-ments upon the E:iiportr niitte ornJiiintf

claim _{situaicdtn the} La Anim!' MU'inp

District,

liirra

C"U:jty, NewMaxi;J, i

or.lerto hold

_8uh

_{j.niiija.s under tbe} proviMon of _{Action 2324, Keviced Stat}

utes .f _{the United Statin, and if within}

ninety days after thin notce l_y

pubii-catio-you fail or lefiiae U contribute yourporp r.ion of such expenditure as

together with _thecost of this publication, the inVrest uf _{J. H, Crane,}

and hi--) _heirt, admSnin'iatra or

aaaicg insail _{miniug claim,} will become the propertyof the Undersigned under the

provisiona oisaidSe tioti

C. IV. _8w?pabd,

FirrtpubJan

12-0-H ILLSBORO'LODGE _{NO. 12,}

Meets _{every Second a,n4 Fjttrth} Wed-reeda-y

of each loonti

J. W. _HILER, M. 7.

CARL W. DAWSON. _Recorder.

Np

Others

It

js a cIspo to

it-self.

It

has no rivals.

It

cures

where

others

merely

relive,

for

acheg, pains, stiff joints, cute, burns, bites, etc., U _{is the}

_quickest

and

surest

_reipedy ever

devised.

We

mean

_{Hunt'e Lightning Oil.}

For Sale

at Poet

O&ce

_{Drug Store.}

Witf.re

Othehs Failed.

"Each

spring

for five

or

six

_years

1 _broke

out with a kind ol Eczema which

nothing

seemed tq relieve

perma-nently.

Finally I tried

a box of

Hunt's

Cure, which promptly

cured

me. Two

_years

have _{passed by} but

the trouble has

not

returned."

Mrs.

Eate

Howard,

Little

Bock, Ark.

For

Sale at

Post

_Q5ce

Drug Store,

Notice for

Huhlioation.

Landoffice at Laa Cruoes, N. M., May

10, liHK).

Notica ia_hereby given that the

following-n-amed settler has filed notice of hia

intention tomake final proof in support

of his cUim, and that stit _{proor will be}

made before the Probate Clerk of Sierra County, Now Mexico, at Jlillhboro, N.

M., on June lGth. 19CKi, viz: SK4 &

SK4' SV Sec. 2o. T. 16 S 11. ₅ Vr

Kntry No._3S4 of _{JUAN ANALl.A,}

Ar-rev.-M.

lie

names the following witneeses to prove bis continuous residence upon and

cultivation of, said hind, viz:

Francisco M. _I'ojorqiiea, of _Arrev, N,

M. _UrbunoP.

_.rr,.y,

of _Arrey, N. M. .lose _{Trujil;o y Sandoval,} of _Arrey, N.

M. Edu irdo _Anil!j, of _Arrey,N. M.

Any pots.jn ho ilnkir--n to protest

a'aumtttie allowance of S!i h _{proof, or}

who knows of _{any aabataiitial reason,}

under iholaw and the regnlatioEs of the

InU-rio- r

Depart tnent, why uoh'proof

should not be allowed, ill be _{given an}

opportunity at the above mentioned time and place to cross examine the

wit-neys-of paid claimant, and tooffer

evi-dence in rebuttal of ti.at sul mi:te i _by

claimant.

Fl;OENE V.tJf r.TTEX,

First _pub May 18-0t-f

Kegister.

Notioe

of

Forfeiture.

No. 1 Homestead.

Land office

at

Las Cmcea, N, M.,

April 30. liKk),

I, Teofilu _{Garuia,of Kngle,} sierra Co,, N. M.. who _{made Homstead Application} No. 4G.T3 for the

SF.wt

2S, 8W

U 8W

_i

Sec.27 and NWJ4' NWJ4 Sec,

34 Tp 12 S. K,5 W, tlo hereby give

no-ticeof _{my inte&tion to}

_luie

final vruol to establish my claim to the la&d _above

deHCiiled, and that I _espect to_prove my

residence and cu!tivaif"n before the ProiuteClerk of Sicrr Co., .V. t

HillsNiro.on_{June 11th, I'JJi, by t.VJMf}

tlie fol'owinif wit:ieMri :

SernSn Go'iZ.d.'S, of Ctichiil, N. M.

Jose Jetm.i _Martine. of _Cuchillo, N. V.

SIs..

Olpuin, kf Cu. I.IIK N. M. Ad-Xl-iu

Tafolla, of _Cu.:hillo, X. M.

Tkofilo Garcia.

(Signature ofClaimant J

Land Office _{at IwCruces,} N. M.,

April30th, 190-J-.

Not;ice of the above application will be published in the Sirra County Advocate

printed at Hillsboro, N. M., which I hereby designate

tle

newepaper

near-estthe land described inpaid_application

' _"

EyGKNK VAJ( i'ATTEX,

""

Kegiater,

Notice to Claimant --Give time and placeof _{proving up and} rarue _the title

of the officer before whomproof is to be

male; also give names and post-offic-e

address of four _neighbor,

ta

of whom

must appear as your wkneeaes. Proof can be maoe after five _{years' residence,}

and should be madea soon as _possible.

First Pub. May 11--06

Notice for

Publication.

Department of _the Interior. LandOffice at Las Crnreo,N._M.,

April 14, 1906.

Notice is_{hereby given that the}

follow-ing-nara-settler has filed notice of his intention tamata_{final proof in support}

of hisctam, andthat

til

proof will be matte before Fmha'o HiArlr r. w,o

vouotv, at lldlsboro, N. M.. on Jane 11,

l'.K5. viz:

JAMES M. _{SMITH, Hermoea, N.M.,}

for_the N NWW Sec. 20 T.13 S.. R.

8, W.

lie

names the following witnesses to

prove his continuous residence_npjn and cultivation ot said _land,

_rii'.

Teleofor _{Trujilio, of Cuchillo,} N. _M..

Gabriel Miranda, of Henaosa. N. _M.,

Thomas Ross,of Henaaea. N. M.,

San-tiago, Miranda, Hermosa, N. M.

Evge-v-e Van

Pttek,

Register

First pub. april

20-0-Application No. 3313.

Notice tor

Publication.

Department - the Interior. Land Office _at

_li

_{f Cruces,} N. M.

March, 10. 190C.

?o!ke is_hereby

_turn

thatthe folic

t

n

_tr,dM!!er

hep fiUJ ?ic!ice

tf

hrs ia

Whitmer

Bros., add 11 head b

a

cattle

SStD.GQ. Abrau Apod-ao- a,

add 225 improv goata $450.00. Fairyiew

Cattlo

Co., add 17

balls

$255.00, oa real eat'ate $510.00;

$705.00.

Ouier

Frauks.

2 _bulls, $39 00. Chris

llearn, add

87 head

cattle

$783.00, 11

_bulls

$165.00.

P. H.

MeAugban,add37head cattle

$321,

3

bulls

$45.00.

II.

M.

Porter

104 head b fe aeal-tl- e

$936.00. Will D. _{Reilly add}11

bead b A s

cattle

$99 00.

A, M.

_Price,

add 11 bead b & a

cattle $9900. 1

_ball

_{$15.00;$114.00.}

Ilarry Ktilly,

add 6 head b & _s

cattle

$34 00, 1 _{bull $15 00; $69.00.}

Crespin Aragou, Tdd"

43i

sheep $585.00.

Ventura

_TrujiUo, add 2

head b & s

cattle

$18 QO. '

Y.

_{G. Trujillo,}

_aid

30com _goats

$30.00, F.

U.

Wioaton, (Cook

Plsce)

add 4 h?ad

cittle

?3G 00.

C. A. Anderson, add 17 bead b

A s

cattle

S153.0J, 2 bulls _$30.00; $183.00.

James

Bros.,

add

103 head b & a

_cattle

_{$927, 5 bulla $75.00;} $1,-

-Mrs. Rebecca

_Jnms,

a id 50 bead b calUd $150 QQ, 2build$4o.00,real ettato

f06.0O.

John D. _Saucier,

_aid

80 head b A s catUe V20.00, 6bullatJO.00; 10.00.

WbereupoD the board _adjourned to

meet _{morning at}9_o'clock.

"

Thursday Morning.

Cummigcioners met pursuant to ad journment. Treeent asof _yesterday.

Tbe following changes were made ic the assessment rolls, viz:

EDgle Cattle Co., add 17 head bulla

1975.00, on real esUte 1160.00; 11135,00.

C.

_J.'

_{Graham, impv} on _homestead

1300.00, on Vf)i

KW4

Sec. 17 110000, 1

bull 115.00; $415.00.

Emory lliciok, add 5head

bis

cat-

-L. V. _Parker,add25 head b& scattle

1225.00,11bulla1165.00, onimprovements

170.00; $460,00

Eoaebio Sanchee, add 16 _{own goats} $16.00. 1_{cow $9.00; 25.0a}

Victoria Land

i

Cattle Co., add 500

bead bA scattle $4500.00, 125 _{bulla $i,}

875.00, _improvements $2400. $S775.00-

-Baldwin EeUte, add 1 _{boll $15.00}

Thoa. _{Mahar, add}2bulls$30.00.

E.W. Long, add52

_uapr

_{goals $104.00,}

53 com_goats$53.00; $157.00.

John Mack, add300_impvgoats $000.00.

300 com goata $300.00; 9WQ.0X

Ordered, thattbe taxes of Jose Trniilo y Bacafor_{the yeara} 1319A 19O0;

amount-ing to$1360 _{be and are hereby rebated,}

tbe" same being erroneous.

Wied, ThatU,9bid of H. _{F. Brown,} of El

_Pso,

to build a j&il for Sierra Conaty. N. M. for the n--n _{cf $4000DO,}

f

60.00; $201.00.

A. W.

Harris,

add ppe adobe house

_{$100.00,lframe}

house $25.00

$12500 both in

_Kingston,

N. M.

Peter Jones,

add 3S5 _{Com. goata} iSo.00, 395

Impv.

_goat7i0.00

11155.00-

-Joa.

Einainger,

add76 Com. _goata

176.00, 76 Impv. goats $152 00,

bead

cattle

$45.00, 1

_ball

_$15.00.

Peter March,

add 47 bead B. &

8.

cattle $423.00.

E. Walters, add to

brick store

""

$300.00.

v

O. _{W.West, add} 1

ball

$15.00.

Xtviar

&

Bronte Witham,

add 17 B. A

8.

cattle

$153 00, 1

_ball

$15.00.

Eatimio

_{Armijo, add 8 B.} A $72.00, 1

_bull

_{15.00; $87.00.}

Antonio _Armijo,

add

to

real

estate

$40 00.

Joan

Armijo, add 10 bead B. &

a.

cattle

$90.00, 1 boll 15.00.

Casimiro Baca,

add

10 bead B. fc

8. cattle

$90.00. 1

boll

_{$15.00; $105.}

Jose

Rivera, add 1

ball

_$15.00.

Ls

Animas

L.iC.

Co, add 125

bead

B. & S. cattle $1125.00 Lorenzo A. _{Armijo, add} 43 bead B. fe

_{8. cattle}

_{$337 00.}

F.

A. _{Calhoun, add} 175 bead b

i

a

_{catt!e$1575.00,12bulla$lS0.00;}

Jose

h.

Montoya,

add

to oa

_{government land}

$25,00, 15 corp gpaU$15.00;$40.00.

Celao

_{Qlgmn, add}

3bead b

₄

a

cattle

$27.00, 1

_bull

_{$15.00;$42 00.}

II.

Q. Williams, add 171 b & _s

cattle $153a00,

8

_bolls

_$120.00;

$1659.00.'

"

Mra.

L.

E.

Williama,

add

1S4 b

& a

cattle

$1658.00, 34 bulla $510;_' $2166.00

J

Whereupon the board

adjourn-ed

to

meet ow

morning at

9

o'clock.

Wednesday

Morning.

Coca aiicef

oners zset pursuant

to

Clirrn

Oitfity

Adycpate,

7.

O. TWOMMOM,

Proprietor.

OfTlikal

Paorof

Sierra

Couuty.

scow

JTmP8 OF SUttlCRlPTIQN STRICT.Y CABH IN ADVANCB.

FRIOAY, JUNE 15,

196.

For men

_xho

toil

FdDUKTO

F JULY

will soon be here

and with it

will

_{come the small boy and the}

fire-cracke- _r,

and

greatly increased danger

of

losing

the accumulations

of

a

lifetime

_{by fire.}

Thousands

of Dollars

worth of

_property

have

been saved by

storage of water

on the premises, where no

water system

is

_available,

We

can

_{build you galvanized iron}

_{tanks, large or}

small.

Ii

_they

are

half

full

of water it makes

no

_difference,

_they

won't

leak like a wooden

tank.

We make them

_{right at}

home,

and

save

_you

the

double

first-clas-

s

freight

Charges

on

shipping them in.

Write

or

call

on

us and

_get

our figures,

we

_{can make you a}

_{very attractive}

proposition.

We

set

them up where you

want

to use them

under an absolute

_guarantee.

L0CALJiE73.

It's

warnjing up.

Yesterday was

Flag

day.

-

_Get

_{in Jine tor}

the

_glorious 4th.

TeoQlo _{Garcia proved op} on bis

ranch at

Cuchillo

last

Monday

TeleeEoro

_{Trnjillo instituted}

a con

Al.

_Shepard,

M.

L,

Kelley.

Committee on Arrangement?--

J.

(J. Plemmons, Guy McPherson,

Frank Fink.

Committee on Sports,

Etc

Al.

Itillboro's

fourth of

_July

will bo

test against

Garoia,

but

finally withdrew bis objections and allowed

Garoia to proceed with his proof, Shepard,

J. H.Disinger, CO,

Crews Dance Committee

E.

A. Salen Col.

_P.Tague

of Lake _Valley

J.

G. Dawson, C, E. Meyers, C.

₀

recently purchased

four

bead o

Crews. registered Hereford

bulls

at $150

FireworksComraittee

BartKas

per

head. _{Tney are beautties} aud

ser,

Frank

Fink, C.

E.

Meyers

will greatly improve

the

fine cattle

DO.

L.

BMDPEI

LAKE

VALLEY,

-Will. M. _Robins, A. Preisser, which

the

Col. now

bason

his range

hammer.

Eon

_{your eye over H}.

L. Roper

&

_eompuy'

new ad.

T. O _{Long has}

retained

from a two weeks absence in lexioo.

Ifrs.

H. A. Wolford

retprned

hocae from Socorro Wednee

_Jay.

if

it doesn't

rain we won't need a

_dyke

to protect

the

tuwo from floods. .

Mariano Valeuoio, buBlDPSs part-pe- t

of Joue Aitort, is _{up from} Mexico.

L. _W, Parker, of

_Engl.

whs a

Jfilltjboro

viitoi

tbe

early part

of

jibe

wtjk,

The _reception committee wii

_New

_Hexico.

This

payrday fop

tbe

_lijcopire

constitute the members of all of Gold

_Mining

& _{Milling company.}

the committees.

The Empire

and the

Sierra

Con

fliesprs. Borland, Kinger and

solidated companies pay

asregular

_{Hiler will each furnish a beef for}

!IRRA.OVNTTBANK

"HILLSBORO,

New

Mexico

y as clock work. Tbe

latter

com

the

barbecue. Several _goatmen pany pays on

tbe

twentieth of each

have agreed to

furnish the

mutton month.

for

tbe

occasion.

The

_twenty

_{stamp null}

nf

the

Empire

GJd

Miuiug &

_Hilling

_It.

_An

_{itching trouble}

is not

The

ding hall flauce

Iat

Swtur-d-y

tiiybt vvh oue of tbw best ot

the

bhiuou. company

is

_running

_{steadily and necessarily a dangerous one,}

_but

certainly

a most disagreeable affli

tbe output

of high concentrates is

_J.

_{W, COLLARS, President.}

ction. No

matter tbe

name, if you

_W.

_{H. BUCHER,}

_Cashier.

continuous

and highly satisfactory.

A clean-u-p is made every fifteen itch

it

cures you.

Hunt's

Cureis

The

F. A. Calhoun and

John

Crops _{outfits are ri)Uiulug} np eteera

fr

shipiftt'Ut.

Bookkeeper Wbits of the South

'It."

Absolutely guaranteed tocure

days, and to-d-ay is clean-u-p _day,

John

H. Powers and A.

J.

Lynch, any form of

_{application relieves,}

itching

known.

_For

_{Sale at}

First

T.

G.

_TOG,

Post Office

_Drug

Store,

--

Dealerin

For

THe BJues, --

If

you are blue, lejected, and feel like

the

world western LenA &

&A

_company

spent

yesterdny in

Hilliboro,

Work ou

the

8irrr.Ciusulidated

JBohl _{Mining company' pumping}

statiou

is _progressing

_rapidly,

A _bouncing

_bby

_boy

arrived at

(he home of Mr. ami Mrs. C. M.

JJeals

at Tierra

Blanca May

28tb.

Dry

Goods,

Groceries,

Provisions,

Hay.

has it

"in

_{for you," the chanceaare.}

your liver is

taking

a few _days oF,

both of Biebee, Aiizona, arrived here on _{lust evening's coach.} Mi. Powers ia one of

Sierra

_county's

old timers and is on

bis

way to

Herraoaa to look

_{after mining}

in-terests

in

that

camp, .

About

_{a year} ago a Mexican

named Kivera was _sorely afflicted

with screw worms in

the

nose and nearly Buocurobed 10

the

_ravages

of

the

insects which

_were'finally

removed _by Dr. Given and

tbe

inan'a life was saved, A few _days

Put it

to _{work by using Simmon's}

iver

_{Purifier (tin}

_{boxes); its the}

Grain

and

Country

Produce

MINERS' SUPPLIES.

best

_regulator

of them all.

For

Sale

atPoet

Offi

_{ceDrug Store.}

RtT. Joseph Darling of Demiop,

will _{hold Episcopal}

service

in tbe

Union Cbuicb next r3uuday morn;

_Hillsboro,

NewMxeico.

EOB SALE!

:;0Mutton Goats at $1.50 _{per head.}

ago be was again attacked by the _{Gauriki, Miranda,}

P. 0. Address: HermoBa, N. M

Junlo 4w

--

Geo.

T.

Miller,

-DRU

GS'

I

_STATIONERY;-

-Paints,

Oils

iM

Window Glass.

Miss Maude _Linger, wbo

_recnft

IF

_graduated

at the

_Silver

_City

Nrm!!,

bus

returned

to

her

ho'wp

v.Bi Rua-tai- . -

...

.

Ja'npa

M.

_Smi'li.

_of

_Herraoe,

was hefors

_{Probtte Judgf}

WebstM and proved

up oubidrauehBituat.

d

litlo Hjjrmcifa.

vermin and Dr. _{Utven again came}

to the rescue of the

unfortunate

mrfn w'tio 'lias 'now'

alftd?

r'eobVeVect '

Tom Savago and Walt Sunders came oAer from Laka

Valley

this

morning.

FOR SALE CHEAP,

On 12 foot Samson _Irrigator Steel

Windmill with _complete fixtures and

wood tower. For full _{particulars, write}

Orders

by Mail Given

Especial Attention

C. T.

Barr

was an

_{early arrival}

from, Kingston to-da-y.

J.

fJ.

_rjeMprB

_{rpfprned ye}

to W. C. _{Ilammel, Lake Valley, N.}M.

june 8 4w

FOR SALE.

300 Goats at$1.50 _{per bead.} Lazoro

Chavez. P. O._{Address, Hillsboro,} New Mexico. _june8 to_aug10

tfidny

from a

_trip

to

Hermnti

ttud

Prescriptions Compounded Day and Night

HILLSBORO,

-

-

New

Mexico.

C itck _Cayon

_whn

_enjoyed a

Jw

days exenllcnt

_filing.

Mr.

_{Frank G.}

_{Caldwell wiut up}

o

_Albuquerque

_{Wednesday. Ha}

Fourth

of

_{July Program}

HILLSPQRQ,

New Mexico.

10 a. m.

1, Horfe Rate Freefor_all,300_yards,

first prize,$30,00.

,

. Cow _Pony Race 200 _{yatds, flist}

prize, $15,00.

Entrance fee, No. 1 _{12.50; No.2,f1.00.}

No. 3. _{Boys' Race} Under 18_years.

trill remain

iutbo

Duke

_city

several aye on

bus-inet-;

For

Sale.

GOAT _RANCH, with water and

range for 5000 _head; 1000 _{Roats goes}

with ranch. Best _{ranch in Territory.}

A BAR AIN. _{Enquire this} office,

junel 4w

ihe

pastor

and members

of

tbe

Methodist

_{Upiipipal Cbnrcb}

have

PROSPECTIVE Mines Reported on, saying a specialty, June 18-0-6

Examinations of

Sampling and As-J-.

M _SMITH,

Hermosa, N. M.

$2.50.

No. 4, _{Boys' Race Under} 10 _years,

$.2.50.

No. 5. Boya' Sack

RaceVoder

12

years, $2.50.

Barbecue 12o'clockNoonto2P, M,

(Three Beeves Twelve _Muttons,)

6-- Burro Race 100 yards. First

prize, $3.00. Second _prize,

$2-0-7. _{Ring Tournament. Entrance fee,}

50cents. 1st. prize, $10.00. 2d. _prize, $5.00

;

8. Shoe Race for _{boys under} 15_years

nicely

furnished the interior

of heir ohappl on the

Happy

Flat.

Joe Hjcb,ardaon was in town

yes-terday

and closed a

real estate

deal whereby

lie is

now

the owner

of all

pf

the

Col.

J

. Morris

_Young

_pro

perty in Hillsboro.

Lee

Nations

_{recently sold a}

car

load of mixed stock

and

saddle horses to W.

_0.

_K.endall, - _There

Beema

to

bea good

demand

for all

kinds of horses juet now.

SEALED PROPOSALS!

Sealed proposals for building a

coun-ty Jail in _{Hillsboro, N. M., will} be

re-ceived _by the board of _connty

commis-sioners of _{Sierra County,} N. M--, at _the

office of _{said board,} on the first Monday

inJune next. Plans for the building can be seen at the office of the County Clerk of _{said county.} The

commission-ers reserve the _right to reject any and

allbids. Y. G,

_Trujillo,

MUM,

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Clerk.

v

J.

W. Hiler"

is

_entertaining

a

number

of his U&k&

_Valley

friends ysiy SM""t

mh

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QQ

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at

the Pitchfork

ranoh on North

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11. Mens' foot _race, free _{for all,} 50

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Eentrancefee tor 10and 11, 50 cents.

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and

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at

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Watches,

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verely

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b,o _severely

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Paul

Given few

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before.

in_theeventng.

An

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of

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held in Slag hall

last

_Monday even

ing and arrangements completed

for

tbe fourth

of

_July

celebration.

Theaeveral committees were selected as follows:

James

W.

IL Uiler

Marshal

of the

_Day.

-SolicitingCommittee

J.

C.Plem-moo-n,

A.

J.

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M.

_Jj.

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Finance

Committee

Dr. F.

_I.

1

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Miner

_Supplies,

Walt

Sanders

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cattle business with R.

_{P. Pankey.}

They'

have _reoently

_purchased

ooorercattle

and

will _go Into

tbe

dattle

_business

_{in good}

shape.

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W

O.

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-

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' _{A mil soutn of Phpanlx. cIom toth}

usually dry cbannal of Salt

rim,

Upa

pt th

_p4det

farm In America.

It

la

plantad tp pet_tiling

tut

cactus, of

avry

form found within Arizona. Each kind

la cultivated under tb _lamecondition prevailing upon if native heath, to aa

grfat an extent ae (B _poeaibla, report

the Loa Angelea Time, and most of

'.bam thrive well under the bo skies of southern Arizona, cared for byexperts. The main owner of thefarm liDr. R.

E. _Kuni, a oo)leg-bre- d German acln-M-_t

who haa taken upthe studyofcaxtl

and their couilna as bit life work. A

physician, he haa particularly studied th plants for the possibility pf

secur-ing product valuable In medicine. And the utilitarian

sde

has _appealed tohim

In other way and he knows the _plant! wberiefrom come good fruit, those

that

baar good wato for the thirsty desert traveler and those useful to the

archi-tecture of the aboriginal house-builde- r.

AH_{ion a} haa become the source of lupply for cactua for most of the botan-ical _gardens of the world, and this

de-mand _{for plant} baa tncreaaed till a

lu-crative Industry has arisen from what

would seem to the uninitiated one ofthe

most _unpromlalag floral fields of the

Wld.

The most prominent of the cacti of

ti?e _garden Is the saguaro. Its large white flowera cover _{the end of every}

branch in April and May, followed by a greenish yellow fruit, which when li

sunt

discloses a ecarlet pulp filled with black seed. This Is "Scry nutri-tious. V

Another species of far greateruse, If not attraction, la _{eereus thurbert,} or

pitaya of the natlvea, which wasnamed iftec the late Pr, Oeorge Tburber,

ed-itor pf the American Agriculturist of Vev York. It northern limit Is

_lie

miles from Phoenix In _{a southwesterly}

ilrectlon, and extend Into Sonora louthward. The flower la white,

noc-turnal ap4 ftnnjler fjian that of the (aguairo.

The fruit of this species laof delicious

taste and for months Is _{the support of}

.ribes of Indians, who _{then feast upon}

It. _{The pulp If also dried for future}

use _{and a alrup, as} well aa an

Intoxi-cating liquor. It made from the freah fruit. The Yaqula, Papagoea and Plmaa largely subsist on _{the fruit of tala}

cac-tus. _{The steme of this cactua grow} from aix _{to twenty} feet _high.

Perhaps the queerest cactus of _ajl America _{is eereus greggil of Arlsona.} known to Mexlcana as _Jara matraca.

Unlike _{any other} cactus _it baa a _very

arge tuber in place of fibrous roots, and

It _{resembles ta great augar fcfHH.be.lov.}

'the_surface, wetghlVg from twoto

four-teen _{pounds. The eUiui are} not moro

than two to four feet high, aa thick aa

fc

finger and covered with _{very short}

iplne. The tuberis _medicinal, used

in Mexico. It la _the Arlsona

ttight-bloomln-g

eereus, fragrant, the

flower _{white and large}aaa saucer. Engfilmann's hedgehog eereus, lrcown

is eubliiocerus ecgeimanni,

nova

in

clumps of from two to _{twenty )vlnt}

having very large brownish white iplnee, from one to one _and a half feet

In _{height Its brilliant} roee-colore-d,

towers, jrery fragrant, appear in April,

and by the latter part of May are

fol-lowed by a crimson edible _berry of _the

lite and flavor of a large atrawberry. "Onintia" la _{the prickly pear family,} A which _{we have many specimens of}

rarlous colors. The flat-Joint- ed bear in

tome caaet fine _{feult, while the round;}

branched, often twisted like a rope, lave awoody fruit unfit forfood. These are met with on _{thedeeert. tableland}

ind mountains. But most _of theseare

leen together cultivated on tn cactus

(arm _{near Phoenlg.}

BAINAS

A

REMEDY

TXZAS FEOrXJE AUS TBYINQ XT

WB

XAKT AIUEENTS.

Devotee _.of the Cure In That

Itate

i

.Welcome _{the Appearance} of

Black Cloud and Strip.

for Downpour.

Austin, Tex. The rain cure It now being tried by a number of persona in

this _{city whenever opportunity} It

of-fered for taking the treatment 'Some

pf those' who have taken It say'that

it

i a _{panacea 'for all chronic disease} as well a _{many pf the leaser} lis _pf

the'pody.

There la _{nothing complicated about}

the rain cure.

"

All _that la _{requjred of}

the patient is that he shall stand in

the open, 'with' hi body bar of ail

clothing,' and let the falling rain pour

"

"

"' '

on him. "

The sensation I _paid to _{be very}

agreeable. ' Those who have tried the

new treatment assert that the rain,

falling' upo--i _{the baro}

body

Invig-orates the whole system, and, 1

es-pecially atrengthenlhg 'to

the

nerve.'

There it no net rule for taking the.

treatment,' "Some of thoc who, be-

-gan It eeveral month _ago,

at

the early breeJk _{of wlatar,}

hv

atood

la

lake

_lalkj,

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without suffering effects of a

disagree-able character afterward.

Devotees of the rain cure welcome

the appearance of a.

blak

cloud which

forbode a _{terrific downpour of rata.}

It is then that thev striu to the skin and'_get out" In their"L'aci _yardV wjiich"

are inclosed by high boarl fences, and let the water come down _{upon them}

in torrents.

It is declared thftt tb,e rain cur is

a sure remedy for rheumatism, and

that decided improvement haa been noted in cases of _peraom afflicted with tuberculosis. For nervous dl3"rrfr3 the treatment Is a!d to be Infallible.

One _{treatment, it is said,} will cure a

severe cold.

The treatment ia believed to have had It _{origin in Austin.} So _far aa

can be learned. John Durst, a young buslneaa man of _{this city,} vaa he first person, to give It a trial.

A few month ago he was _suffering

from a severe cold. A _rainitorm came

up, and while it waa In _{progress he}

d.

elded to strip and get out into it to

See if it would _help hi cold. There

1 _{a high board fence around hta back}

lot. After disrobing In _the Baro. he

Went Into the lot and let the rain fall upon his bare body.

The experiment was a success. The one treatment cured hi cold, gln.cn

then he never misses taking the rain cure when at home during a rain. He

ha _{perfect health.} ;

He related hi experience to some of his

_friend,

and the fad, if such it

can be called, haa spread rapidly.

It Is recommended that weak

per-son who take the treatment should not rema.'a In the rain too long at a

time, and that a vigorous rubbing

hniiM follow wtMww

It 1 the

theory of those who have taken the treatment that its efficiency

lie In the fact that the raindrop con: tain peculiar medicinal properties, and

that, coming through the air a they '

do, they trc charged with electricity, which haa a direct effect _upon the

body. Physicians who have been quea: tloned on the subject say that the treatment may have good results in its.

application to certain uis.

I

Thieref Betnrn flOO.

One hundred

_dollar,

_{stolen by a} burglar from David Thorn peon, _{an old.} Infirm man. of _{Center Moriches,} N.

a week ago hat been returned. _It was found tied to,the outside doorknob of hi _residence.

It is _{supposed that theburglars were}

lrval nnrtins. whn twxmo .t

j

from the persistence of the hunt and

rriuruuu m _money.

_ine

_{police say}

that it 1 not probable _that

any arreet '

would now bo made. j

Take

AT'HOMG

Are you a sufferer?

Has _your cjgetor been onsuc

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Wouldn't _you prefer to

(rut

yourself AT HOME? Nearly 1_,500,000 women have

bought Wine of Cardui from their druggists and have cured themselves at home, of such troubles as periodical, bearing

down and ovarian paint, leucor-rhec- a,

barrenness, nervousness, dizzinees, nausea and

despond-ency, caused byfemale weakness.

These are not easy cases. of Cardui curea when the

JITine _can't.

Wine of Cardui does not

irri-tate theorgans. There isnopain

inthe treatment. Itisasoothing

tonic of healing herbs, free from

strong and drastic drugs. Itis

suoceaful because it cures in a.

naturalway.

. .W.ine of Catd.oj

cA

.W'.

from your druggist at $1 .00 a

botue ana you can begin this

treatmenttoday. Will youtry it?

la M.

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