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389 Joseph House Moriarty 698 635 Jose Maria Montano Encino 841 728 Dave Hunter Robinson Mtr 699 193 Juan J. Chavez Willard 842 690 William Quilisk Piqua, 700 333 Daniel J. Garret Lucy 843 RAIN! RAIN! RAIN! 149 Simon Chavez Encino 701 853 Daniel Sedillo Chilili 814 482 Pablo Lucero Manzano 702 794 Alfredo Salas Torreón 845 More Rain, More Beans; 97 Eugenio Brito Estancia 703 235 Riley Duncan Mountainair 846 More Rain, More Grass; 219 Thomas Jefferson Davis Mtr 704 971 Jason Carrol Williams Mtr 847 693 Franciso Ruez Torreón 705 830 Joseph Luther Gist Willard 848 More Grass, More Cattle. 839 70fi 147 Thomas Walter Narvie Storey Mtr John Cast Negra 849 The Savings ' 45 " 707 39 Alejandro Taiiaue 850 Estancia Bank congratulates the farmer and the stock Horace F. Bethel Barela man on a good prospect solicit- 605 Joseph William McGinnis " 708 653 Franklin Benjamin Philiins Est RSI for harvest and fall and winter pasture, ing their to handling accounts ex- 687 Lucious Poor Cedarvale 709 273 Jose Guatain Monterey. 852 attention its facilities for their and Mex tending accomodations to them. 186 Roberto Chavez Torreón 710 ovu nay a. rainier encino 853 541 Francicco Madril Duran 711 610 Thomas Ross Latham Mtr 854 To the farmer who needs accomodation in the harvesting of bis crop, 247 Raymond Warmer Epler Est. 712 (Concluded on last page) this bank offers its usual assistance. To the stock man who has a loan i t'J Bradley Comer estancia 713 maturing or that does not just meet his requirements it offers better 684 C. 714 facilities for his business and promises to all liberal tieatment suited to Alvin Parker Mountainair WHERE IS THEIR 997 Noneto Chavez Palma 715 PATRIOTISM? their affairs. 922 Henry V. Vaughn Cedarvale 716 It is to be regretted in This bank has a record of ten years assistance to the citizens of the HONOR ROLL FOR 253 David E. Fletcher " 717 that Estancia Valley for its best advertisement. Come and see us. 263 George Frey Encino 718 many cases where a man has FUTURE 677 Ramon Montano Ouarai 719 been called for examination un CALLS 732 Luis Carrol Robinson Mcintosh 720 der the selective draft, he has G61 Alfredo Padilla Duran 721 been compelled to oav a notarv Estancia Savings Bank Below is continued 727 JoseDh Martin Reed Mtr 722 from last 584 James Allen Montgomery W'rd 723 tee tor having his affidavits ac week the list of registrants for 496 Juan Lueras Willard 724 knowledged. military service in this countv. 811 Thomas Franklin Smith Duran 725 ' Reports have been made where On the is the serial num-ber- 12 Jose Alvarado Quanajuato, Mx 726 We are still selling left Iao ci i m I: nnn notaries have demanded as much and on right num o cBiumuu ouncnez xujique iúi the the 108 Paul BuBsell Willard 728 as $1.25 from a man for acknow- ber indicating the order in which 178 Leopoldo Chavez Quarai 729 ledgement of his affidavits: these the registrant was drawn and 377 Albert Francis Hibler Est. 730 affidavits the law provides must Groceries Below Market the order in which he will be 9 George Roy Adams Mtr 731 be every 847 Cleofes Griego Moriarty 732 hied with claim for ex called. emption, to establish a fact al- interested preserve 70 Secundo Benavides Encino 733 If the lists. 16 Apolonio Armijo " 734 leged therein. Have on hand good bran, chop and corn. as in announcing future calls the 952 Charles Edward White Est. 735 1 he man who is called and sub names will bot be reprinted, but 595 Paul W. McCullom Moriarty 736 mits to an examination has We want your produce. will be to 789 Ruben M Spruill Estancia 737 reference made these 849 William C. Smith Cedarvale 738 obeyed the summons of his coun- Make this store your headquarters. lists. 131 Antonio Chavez Palma 739 try and if he is Qualified, he To save space some abbrevia- 607 Barney EffordMcHan Mcintosh 740 thereby offers his life. Many of tions of names of postoffices are 374 Henry vv. Hatcher Willard 741 these men have obeyed the call will be 925 Hugh M. Williams Estancia 742 used which readily un 173 Alfredo M. Chavez Chilili 743 under difficult conditions. To derstood. 184 Ernest C. Chaddick Moriarty 744 my certain knowledge there were 649 Rose B. Plant Willard 601 si isac saneara finos wens 74b many who" had to borrow money HELLUMS 559 Raymundo Maldonado Manzano 602 166 John William Crumley Mtr 746 to pay for the expense necessarily 8a Ulenn K. Taylor uedarvale 603 474 Andres Luna Torreón 747 783 Manuel Sanchez Estancia 604 518 Selverio Lopez Encino 748 incurred in answering the call. Where Prices are Lowest 793 Francisco Salas Estancia 605 759 PaMo Sandoval Manzano 749 However they have obeyed the 534 Decederio Márquez Palma 606 208 Salomon Chavez Torreón 750 summons, submitted to an ex 119 Felix Bermudez Manzano 607 293 Santiago Gutierriez " 751 amination and proved their loy 630 Peter Loyd Orme Mountainair 771 Bennie E. Shannock Willard 752 C. A. BURRUSS, President NEAL JENSON, Cashier 901 Pedro Antonio Ulibarri Rayo 6( 785 Raymundo Sedillo Tajique 753 alty to their country, and some 803 Santiago Sena Palma 610 404 John Samuel Harris Lucv 754 notaries have taken advantage J. N. BURTON. Vice President 135 Jose Chavez " 611 137 Howard Keith Coates Varney 755 of the circumstances to get the Directors: Frank Browning, H. C. Keen, Robert Lynn, 648 Bert E. Piggott Willard 612 KutuB Humphries Willard 750 money these men' can ill af- F. T. Meadows 643 Amelio Pena Eastview 613 575 Dionicio Montova Torreón 757 that 1000 Rosendo Barela Duran 614 277 William E. Griffith Cedarvale 758 ford, 946 Robert Ed. Lee Whitely Varney 615 987 J. R. Fulfer Mountainair 759 There will be another call is zui unsio uarcia rorreon tue 411 Horencio Herrera " 760 sued for more men to fill Tor 812 Robert Lee Sanders Corona 617 80 William G. Boswell Noxapter, rance county's quota. Will these 554 Juan MarcaB Mexico City, Mex. 618 Miss. 761 same of county 4D4 urvii noy nooxen estancia 61 266 Phillip W. Flowers Moriarty 762 notaries Torrance Your Standing 962 George Elmer Wood Willard 620 123 Ray Brown Estancia 763 take advantage of the authority 953 Albert Roscoe White Estancia 621 249 Fred Earler Willard 764 conferred upon them (for the 13 Emeliano Apodaca Encino 622 204 Emfanio Camelaría Manzano 705 asking) to extort fees from these 20 John C. Adams Pinos Wells 623 387 Fay HodgeB Moriarty 766 men for asserting their rights? 835 Horacio Sabedra Manzano 624 921 Charles E. Vickery Cedarvale 767 With your bank is the way that leads to success in bus- 467 W illjam C. Ketchersid C'rvale 625 139 Walter Jackson Clay Corona 768 Let us hope not. The city of .119 Jose R. Gallegos Pinos Wells 626 57 Roscoe Lee Briggs Mountainair 769 Estancia should see to it that no iness life. To be able to pay your accounts by check, 999 Celestino Saiz Encino 627 159 Daniel Nugent Corley ' 770 man be subjected to an injustice, and to say when references are required, can 131 John H. Cross Estancia 628 419 Robert B. Hileman Cedarvale 771 "I refer 87 Charles William Baxter Est. 629 197 Egbert Newton Crossett E'tv'w 772 and furthermore that assistance you to my bank'' adds great prestige to business men. 915 Marcos Vicente Encino 6130 338 Pulver Garner Estancia 773 be rendered the men who are Open an account with our bank and we assure you we 315 Trancito Gurule Mountainair 631 165 Marshall Albert Corley Mtr 774 answering the call wherever as- 476 Meliton Lopes Torreón 632 767 Gregorio Sanchez Quarai 775 sistance is needed. will stand by you and never cease trying to please you 313 Pablo Gomez Mountainair 633 334 J. Gregory Estancia 776 and make the connection advantageous to you. 270 Albert B. Fuller Willard G34 386 John R. Humphrey Moriarty 777 Notaries are not the onlv ones 298 Clemency R. White Mtr 635 1001 Ernest C. Davis Mountainair 778 that have taken advantage of 543 Antonio Martínez Duran 636 252 Mathis G. Freilinger Estancia 779 the circumstances, but men who 397 Manuel Hernandez PinoB Wells 637 78 Antonio D. Baca Pinos Wells 780 have automobiles also have done 339 Harry L. Goddman Estancia 638 703 Herman Raff Willard 781 348 Augustin Garcia Moriarty t39 614 Lorenzo Otero v Padilla Quarai 782 the same thing, only in some 318 Jose A. Gonzales Pinos Wells 640 683 Robert Edgar Pedifils Mc'tah 783 cases worse. Such should not FARMERS AND STOGKMENS BANK 516 Florentino Lucero Encino 641 412 Fred Kenneth H in ton Mtr 784 be. Respectfully submitted. 491 Juan Lueras Manzano 642 196 Thomas A. Taul ' 785 JULIAN SALAS. 720 Thomas Jefferson Ross Lucy 643 101 Jose Gabaldon Torreón 786 190 Prospero Cruz Willard 644 733 Milton C. Robbins Mountainair 787 279 Cecil R. Gentry Willard 645 587 Wade Hampton Murf Willard 788 844 Clarence Edwin Stump Mc'tah 646 828 Antonio Stanton Encino 789 716 Robert Gil. Roberson Duran 647 937 Albert S. Walker Pedernal 790 887 Eliceo Torrez Mountainair 648 490 Ignacio Lopez Manzano 791 87 Macedonia Bachicha Chilili 649 340 Clemente Griego Progresso 792 910 Felix Vigil Palma 650 706 James B. Reeves Moriarty 793 413 Frank Cicero Haynes Mtr 651 729 José Valerio Palma 794 903 Jose E. Urioste Encino 652 401 Guy Benjamin Hall Scholle 795 697 Juan C. Romero Quarai 653 719 Henry Clay Roger Negra 796 Mothers! 210 Calvin T. Daugherty Willard 654 615 Fidel H. López Mountainair 797 381 Manuel Hernandez Estancia 655 205 Marion H. Frederick Mcintosh 798 594 Keith McComb Moriarty 656 568 Ernest D. Matthews Cedarvale 799 494 Teodoro Lerma Eastview 657 638 Oliver W. Miller Varney 800 95 Orvil Brown Estancia 658 22 Jose Aguilar Duran 801 498 Jose Luna Willard 659 171 Odes Castor Estancia 802 mm 545 James Marshall Pinos Wells 660 234 Pascual Delgado Willard 803 92 Pedro Baca Estancia 661 53 Edwin Sheridan Brunner Mtr 804 831 Frederico Sisneros Mtr 662 276 Oscar G. Gregory Cedarvale 805 We have just received a beautiful line pf "LITTLE 306 Timoteo Garde Encino 603 774 Arthur H. Sheehan Willard 806 998 Alejandro Campos Willard 664 439 Troy Alexander Johnson Est. 807 SISTER" Dressers in Two-piec- e Dresses with sus- 317 Juan G. Garcia Pinos Wells 665 820 Leandro Salas Pinos Wells 808 696 Booker Rhodes Mountainair 666 225 Euligio Duran " " 809 penders, Sport Dresses, Smart Afternoon Dresses, with 50 Loyd D. Brown , " 667 517 Refugio Lucero y Luna P. Wells 810 244 Angel Esparsa Encino 6G8 85 Claude E. Bovd Estancia 811 pockets; fancy trimmed, high waist 153 Juan J. Contreras Mountainair 6G9 893 Oscar William Tyson Mtr 812 and without with 231 Virgil Duncan Estancia 670 73 Raymundo D. Bachicha Encino 813 969 Clarence M. Ward Willard 671 610 Daniel S. Nutter Willard 814 effect, and National waist line. 34 Juan Chavez Apodaca Torreón 672 152 Abdenago Chavez Mtr 816 761 Antonio Sais Manzano 673 620 Benjamin Logan Mullen Est. 816 "Vjtlk Sister Dresses' 680 James Lavert Pierson Lucy 674 967 Claude E. Wright Willard 817 81 Peter Byrnes New York, N. Y. 675 28 Vicente K. Artiaga " 818 288 Eutemio Garcia Manzano 676 688 José Duran y Perea Chilili 819 826 Joel M. Shelton Negra 677 472 Oinriano Lésperance Tanque 820 296 Eusevio Garcia Manzano 678 484 Santiago Lopez Manzano 821 489 Isiderio Lobato Torreón 619 722 Robert Edgar Redding Mtr 822 1005 Cerillo Ortega Encino 680 314 Santiago Uurule " 823 380 John Chester Hatch Estancia 681 lfi John Keet Cook "824 395 Simon L. Hunter Duran 682 1006 Filberto Garcia Palma 825 AND 27 Joseph Henry Abraham M'ty 683 181 Olaf r leak Cbinn rjstancia szt ALSO NICE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' DRESSES APRONS 547 Eugenio A. Mirabal Pinos Wells 64 6(2 Bencos Sanchez y Otero Tajique 827 884 James M. Thomas Encino 685 599 Ted McLaughlin Negra 828 943 Leslie Grady Whitely Varney 686 .43 Fortunato Espars Encino 819 798 Jesus Segura Moriarty 687 686 Joseph Wilburn Perkins Est 830 132 Otto O. Collins Progresso688 170 Jose Antonio unavez niara mi 589 George Spencer Moore Est. 089 367 Clinton E Hambrick " 832 834 Sam W. Schuessler Mtr 690 651 Robert Jefferson Page Est 833 Eátancia Lumber Company 325 Bruno Guatain Willard 6S1 324 Jose C. Garza Willard 834 289 Abenicio Gallegos Torreón 692 502 Emoiy Austin Lambrick Est. 835 443 Jose Jaramillo Palma 693 723 Jim Edwards Rushing Mtr 836 B. hats, Deere wagons auto casings 24 Jacobo Aguilar Duran 694 888 James M. Telford " 837 Headquarters for John Stetson John and 951 John Emanuel Warfel Est. 695 101 Manuel li. Brazil Willard MS and accessories. 779 Dare C. Scott Willard 696 116 Jose J. Brazil " 839 65S James Carl Meeks Mtr 697 795 James W. Sawyer Moriarty 810 ESTANCIA NEWS-HERAL-

by a skilled axman and Veil, he GOULD was a skilled axman, or had been, once WOMAN upon a time. And could anything WESTERN 'Á LASS OP THE be safer? The tree was already cut partly through. Should it fall It would OIL HARDLY STAND be attributed to the storm. And the MINING AND storm would drown the sound of the NEWS LUMBCRLANDS The whistle of a locomo- tive could not be heard In such a gale. Restored to Health by Lydia He threw off his macklnaw, his coat E. Pinkham'a Vegetable fey E.ALEYANDER POWELL and vest He swung the ax above bis Weitarn Newspaper Union Newe Servio. head, and the keen blade came whist- Metal Market Prices. Compound. ling down to bite deep into the tree-trun- k New York. Lead Spot, 10 11c. NHVFI 17 FD FROM THE MOTION but this time on the side near- Bar sliver, 82c. TURE SERIAL OF THE SAME NAME PRO- - est the house. The blows fell faster Copper Casting, $27.1214. Faltón, N. Y. "Why will women now, as his e skill returned; money and St. Louis, Mo. Spelter, $8.42. pay out weir for treatment DUCED BY THE SIGNAL FILM IUKK faster flew the chips. So engrossed receive no ueneui never limmif MIIIIIIIMI when so many have wns he in the task that he Boulder. Tungsten concentrates, 80 paused to look again within the room ; ores, proved that Lydia woods aimlessly for hours, Rupert per cent, 817.00 per unit. Crude E. Pinkham's Vege- SIXTH EPISODE never saw Dawson and bis visitors per 89.40 Holmes stumbled into the office at the 60 per cent, 116.00; 25 cent, table Compound departure; never knew that 10 per cent, per construction camp. take their 12.00: 8.7010.00 will make them town council of Glacier Virginia Holmes was left alone In the unit T at When the lengthy discussion of the well For over Point, spurred by Helen's stirring ap- After a cottage. For an hour he labored be- year suffered so problems connected construc- I peal, passed the resolution demand- with the fore his keen woodman's sense told Arizona. from female weak railway. Holmes rose to ing Immediate completion of tion of the him that his task was all but finished. Molybdenum in commercial quanti- ness I could hardly the go. the Amalgamated railway, Rupert n more rapid strokes be ties in the Wallapals, and high-grad- e stand and was re- to go on the Holmes found himself confronted by "By the way, Carruthers," he gave, planting them as accurately as a at that, is reported at Kingman. afraid casually, "who lives in the street alone. Doc one of the most perplexing dilemmas marked skilled boxer plants his blows; then, Ajo Consolidated Cop- cottage on the main street, Just be- Purchase of tors said medicines of his entire career. To build the last warned by an ominous creak that the per Company property has been made and only an operation fore you get to the woods?" were useless railway through to Glacier Point tree was toppling, he snatched up his by New Cornelia Copper Company. would help me, but Lydia E. Pinkham s heavy ex- "You mean the white one with the has proved would not only Impose a discarded garments and took to his pro- Vegetable Compound it It green blinds, I guess," replied - The two smelters at Douglas am now perfectly well pense on the Amalgamated, but heels. copper otherwise. I surrender to ruthers. "That belongs to Dave Daw- duced 21,500,000 pounds of dur- and can do any kind of work. Mrs. would be an ing July, about a million less than a of R. A. Rider, Independents. If, on the other son." Nellie Phelps, care the "It's one terror of a night, Little normal month. R.F.D. No. 6, Fulton, N. Y. hand, the resolution were to reach the "How much of a family has Daw- Dawson to his suffers Bear," remarked Tom The Consolidated Smelting We wish every woman who legislature, Holmes knew that It might son?" Holmes inquired in as careless as, ngulnst Arizona troubles, nervousness, Indian fireman, struggling Company gradually enlarging Its from female result in starting an Investigation of a tone us he could manage. gale, they approached the Dáwson is backache or the blues could see the let. the smelter at Humboldt, and that work well by Ly- the Amalgamated's methods, for the "Well, there's his wife, and his son, house. Hardly had he spoken when, ters written by women made power capital was will be completed by Nov. 1. dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. party In at the state Tom he's one of our engineers, and high above the howl of Hie wind, came and do not And The of mines of Arl-aon-a If you have bad symptoms far from friendly to the trust. a mighty good one and a Mrs. Holmes a splitting, rending crash ; a great dim valuation the cause, write to the thing In will add 8158,743,373.57 to the understand the an Investigation was the last same name as your's, sir, come to mass plunged downward through the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, He taxable of the year, the world that Holmes wanted. think of it who, I understand Is some darkness, and, as the two young men wealth state this Mass... for helpful advice given free. accept the less- total fixed by State decided, therefore, to relation of Dave's wife, and Helen stared horror-stricke- the whole end the valuation the er of the two evils and. In pursuance Dawson. Helen Is really Mrs. Holmes' of the cottage seemed to crumple up. Tax Commission being 8330,631,994.76, daTsyflFkíllér of this decision, Issued orders for the daughter, I believe, but Dave adopted beneath that falling mass and disap- against 8171,888,616.19 in 1916. BlIfltM. Haat.alaaa, line oMsananta), aanvanlant, Immediate construction of the her when she was a baby, and she's pear. For an instant they stood as cheap. Lta all aaa m. from Dawsonvtlle to Glacier Point, or Montana. MaJaxJ saaial. a ISBUl taken his name." though rooted, then started for the or Up W Will Ml Mil Helensboro, as It was now called. "So Helen Dawson Is Mrs. Holmes' wrecked house on a run. As they About 3,000 coal miners in Montana ar injora aaythina. pride utoad a activa. Said by It was a hard blow to Holmes' eh?" said Holmes, medita- burst open the door and struck a light, have asked an increase in wages. daalsra, ar aant by daughter, M. to give that order, for It was an admis- tively, reaching for his hat and stick. they were confronted by a scene of in- Wyoming miners in District 22 are rasa arapal. far 11 Smarting un- HAROL MtWIM, MLS AVE- -, MOOKLVM. M. V. sion that he was beaten. "That puts things In another light," describable confusion, for- - the falling seeking the same wages paid in Mon- III H thence- "Good-night,- der his defeat, he resolved that and, with a muttered " he tree had torn through the roof as a tana. at- - forward he would give his personal opened the door and strode off. poker would smash through- the side Reflection of the labor troubles in University of Notre Dame tention to affairs in the Dawsonvllle of a cardboard box. In the midst of found in July Holmes' thoughts were as gloomy as the Butte district is the INDIANA region Instead of depending upon the the wreckage, pinned amid the debris copper production figures of the Ana- NOTRE DAME, the forest through which he walked. Agriculture reports of his subordinates. Thus it by a great branch of the tree, lay a conda Copper Mining Company. The Offers Complete Course In pas- So Helen Dawson, the girl who had came about that, to the black-gowne- d softly attached saved his son's life, who had stopped slender, figure, output for last month amounted to Fall eounes alio In Letters, Journalism, senger which pulled Into Daw- To- train the runaway train, who had beaten moaning. It was Virginia Holmes. pounds of the red metal, as Library Science, Chemistry, Pharmacy, Medi- sonvllle one morning, was Rupert young managed to hlin at every turn, was his own daugh- gether the two men compared with 20,400,000 in June and ólas, Architecture, Commerce and Law, Holmes' private car. her; then laid her gently on 28,400,000 May. . crying whom he re- extricate In a crisp, bracing winter day, ter! The Infant Mate. It was membered In arms In the a bed in another room. The General Petroleum Company's When Sister Found the Inhaling familiar fra- its mother's young woman was and Holmes, the cabin on Calapooin had grown Into "She's badly hurt," said Tom, after plans tor developing the holdings in Some time ago a grance the and with the the old andiron, of forest this beautiful and clever woman. Did a hasty examination. "Her back is Wyoming which it acquired from the bequeathed a beautiful sharp air bringing a healthier color injured, I'm afraid. Sou look after and during the next few weeks she she know that he was her father? he Wyoming-Montan- a Development Com- cheeks, set briskly in the di- to seek a suit- to his out wondered. Apparently not, or she her, Little Bear, while I run for the pany, known as the Rlspin in- roamed many miles it the construction better and know- rection of railway would have shown some signs of rec- doctor and break the news to mother terests, are more elaborate than at able mate. Falling in this established a Moris-sey's- as camp, which had been ognition. and Helen. They're over at the first reported. The deal whereby It ing that one andiron is Just about town. T,he chief she quiet- 7nlle or so outside the took over the Rlspin properties in the useful as skates In Brazil, Dawsonvllle Is digni- Holmes dined alone in his warm and pawnbroker. thoroughfare of When Virginia Holmes opened her Creek field, consisting of ten sec- ly disposed of it to a street. In brightly lighted car. Then,, donning Salt enthusiastically ex- fied by the name of River eyes, Little Bear was gently bathing tions, also Included the Rispln hold- "Oh, Bessie," Is knee-dee- p with a lumberman's cap and macklnaw, he sister, winter It usually her head. ings in the Lusk field in Niobrara claimed the young woman's ankle-dee- p with went out Into the darkness. The wind package mud and n summer "Where am I?" she whispered. county, where the Producers (Texas), rushing into the house with a dust To alleviate these conditions had risen to a gale and the streets of happened?" a few days Inter. "I have found a the town were deserted. Quite "What has Big Indian and others have interests. there are sidewalks of yellow pine, little "You're in your own house, Mrs. mate for your andiron I It Is too per- unconsciously, his steps led him In which border the street until, reach- Holmes," young Indian answered. fectly lovely for anything 1" , the direction of the Dawson cottage, the Colorado, ing the outskirts of the town, it dis- "A came through the roof blown "You have?" eagerly responded Bes- whose roof, he now knew, sheltered tree appears In the encircling forest. At over by the storm. You've been hurt, The Santa Cruz, located near the sie. "Let me see it! Where did you his wife and daughter. Overcome by Wick-ma- n the very end of the sidewalk, and, but Tom's gone for Helen and the doc- Ophir Loop, and operated by get it? How much " therefore, almost In the forest's edge, the desire to obtain another glimpse and Fantone of Tellurldej is mak- "Here it Is," said sister, undoing the of Virginia Holmes, he cautiously tor." stood a d cottage. As Holmes was a moment's silence. ing one of the season's new shippers. package. "I was passing a pawnshop opened gate stole forward on There swung briskly up the sidewalk the door the and you, Bear?" the In- A dispatch from Idaho Springs says: the other day and saw it In the win- The of one of Then, "Is it Little of the cottage opened and a woman noiseless feet. shade woman whispered. "It Is the stated intention of the Con- dow. I knew it was Just like why, was raised, and, jured came out. She reached the gate Just as the windows partly Holmes," he answered. solidated Mines Company, operating what's the matter? Are you going stooping, he peered eagerly "Yes, Mrs. Holmes was passing, so that the two into the Bear," said Virginia Holmes, the old Yukon group at Alice, t brightly lighted room. Seated about "Little thus came face to face. The recogni- difficulty, "I'm not going erect a 100-to- n mill on the property "No, dear," answered Bessie, with a the table, evidently in the midst of a speaking with tion was mutual. Holmes stopped as get know . . . this fall. soulful sigh. "I will try to be brave. discussion, were Duve ' Dawson, to well ... I it abruptly as though he had stepped my head me . . . nnd my I will try to be strong. But it 1 Michael Morlssey of the oth- hurts The quantity of petroleum mark- upon a charged wire. and three your . . . something of a shock to see you toting r, back. I knew futher eted in 1916 from the oil fields of "Virginia !" he hoarsely, like er Independent owners. In a rocking-chai- poor croaked Chief Sleepy Dog. He was kind to me Colorado was 197,235 barrels of forty-tw- back the same old andiron that I man who sees a ghost. "Virginia !" her profile toward him, sat Vir- hpeked week ago." Philadelphia a . . . and to my baby. He brought gallons each, a decrease of 0 a cried woman, reel- ginia Holmes. Her sewing was lying "Rupert!" the her a doll once . . . I've never for- or 5 per cent, from the Record. cling forgotten In her lap and she was lost barrels, ing so that she had to to the gotten it, Little Bear. That's why I 1915. In meditation. Despite twenty-od- d output in gatepost for- - support. "What are the you something be- Following Precedent. years that had passed since he had want to tell ... A Florence report says: The vein you doing here?" too late. Listen, Little Bear. "Drowning men catch at straws.' seen her, she still was. Holmes admit- fore It's ot copper in the Browning claim in "I I thought you were dead these is my husband . . . "So do thirsty ones." Baltimore ted, a beautiful woman. Helen and Rupert Holmes Boneyard Park, CuBter county,- has twenty years, Virginia," Holmes stam- today . . . first time American. Mrs. Dawson were ñot to be seen. I saw him the opened up to such an extent that it mered. "I swear to God I did. I saw in more than twenty years he you and the baby disappear when the As Holmes crouched there outside ... is now considered the largest vein of Certainly Noah had fruit in the ark Is Helen's father . . and Rupert preserved pairs. log-Ja- the window, it suddenly came upon copper in the state. broke ... we searched Holmes cheated and murdered your him that the six people In that room presumably the river for miles ... we could futher. He made the braves drunk Another monster lead, , were the cause of all his troubles. Camp find no sign of you. . ." . . . nnd when your father accused the Rudge, has been cut in the Dawson, Morlssey, associ- "I'm sure that you must have .been and their of he threw him over the cliff Bird tunnel at a point 650 feet south ates, were his rivals. was him it relieved," she said bitterly. "We were bitterest It know I saw it done. of the Yellow Rose side lines, Ouray them that he had to thank the ... I ... a great nuisance, weren't we? Why for The lands that Rupert Holmes district. The lead is fully thirty feet his Vir- timber have yon pursued me? What do yon blocking of schemes. And on Calapooia really belong wide between walls and carries high- ginia Holmes held not alone his holds the want of me now?" future, to you and your people. Little Bear er gold values than any of the leads but the future of his wife and son, in "I want nothing of you," said . . . I hope you can get them back. heretofore cut by the big bore. her hand. With those six people out Holmes. "Believe me or not, Virginia, I've told you this . . . because of way, he reflected bitterly, his this meeting was the purest acci- the your . . . was kind . . . New Mexico, but would be an end. they father dent. I never dreamed that you were troubles at If my . . . little girl. He . . . The assay office of the Wildcat were only out of the way. But how? to alive . . much less that you lived brought . . . her . . . a . . . Leasing Company at White Oaks, Fate answered his unspoken question, here in Dawsonvllle." doll. . . ." about twelve miles northeast of for, as he turned away from win- the sooner you forget It, the the gradual- was destroyed by fire. "Then dow, he came in violent collision with Virginia Holmes' voice had for us both," said the woman Tonnage for Mogollón district dur- better a great fir tree which stood only a few ly weakened, until the Indian could coldly. "To me you have been dead barely catch the final words, and now ing July amounted to approximately successor yards from the house, and an ax, twenty years." ceased. At moment 12,000 tons and yielded nearly 6,000 for which some cureless workman had evi- it altogether that "Do you mean to tell me, Virginia," open pounds, or three tons of gold and dently left leaning aguinst the tree, the door was flung and Helen on the family ejaculated, his inordinate van- silver. , Holmes went clattering to the ground. As burst In, followed by the Dawsons and ity asserting itself, "that you haven't the village doctor. It is estimated that earnings of Holmes automatically stooped to re- Phelps-Dodg- e track of me . . . you Corporation for the first kept that place It, his attention wns caught by "Mumsy, darling!" she cried, drop- table makes know who I am . . . where half of this year were in excess ot dont a broad white gush In the trunk of the ping on her knees beside the bed. I . . . anything about me?" $15,000,000. This was equal to $34 a live tree, a few feet above the ground. Ev- "Speak to me, niumsey, darling. It's "I know nothing about you, Rupert," share, against which there was paid for idently someone had started to cut Helen." pro- better said wearily, "nor do I wish to. I in dividends $14 a share. Copper she down tree, but had desisted from But Virginia Holmes did not answer done my to forget you. I the duction from the company's own smel- have best his because of darkness. Already daughter's pleading. She read the papers. For me task her frantic ters approximated 97,000,000 pounds, health and seldom the was cut a quarter of the lay silent, a faint, wistful smile on past Is a closed book, and I do not the trunk which included products extracted Good-by.- way through. He could feel it reel her lips, scarcely breathing. wish it reopened. " from custom ores. more comfort. and quiver in the howling gale. com- And Holmes, suddenly become an In ten minutes the doctor had The Lincoln Oil Company have old, old man, stumbled on In the direc- "Wouldn't take much to send it pleted his examination. He shook their rig up and are now ready to dig tion of the forest. Virginia alive! over," thought Holmes. ills hend in answer to Dave Dnwson's In section 11, five miles southwest ot Why, it was impossible, unthinkable, Suddenly he stopped. Supposing unspoken ouestion. Hagerman. The Mexola Petroleum Preferred by ubsurd ! It meant that Florence Mars-to- that weakened tree should strike the "Her spine Is injured, Dave," he Company of Oklahoma are setting the the woman whom he had looked house, wouldn't that solve tils prob- said gravely. "It seems to have af- packer in a well in section 15, which on as his second wife, was not his lem? The people whom he most fected the nerve centers. Mrs. Holmes is three miles northeast of Dayton. ! Thousands wife at all It meant that their son dreaded were In that house, and the may Uve for weeks, for months, even, First oil was found at a depth of 840 Stephen was illegitimate It meant falling tree would, he knew, if prop- bnt I doubt if she will ever speak con- feet. The company expects to find oil that he himself was a bigamist erly directed, crush the roof as though nectedly again." in paying quantities at a depth of 940 "There's When, after having tramped the It were an eggshell. An hour's work (TO BE CONTINUED feat. a Reason ESTANCIA NEWS-HERAL-

Two Great Men. Goat Flesh Sold as Mutton. SOLD SHOTGUN Enrico Caruso, the world-famou- s Goat flesh Is sold as mutton among wiiiiff mii et- - tenor, saya he has found out that "no the poorer classes la Liverpool. With man is as great as he thinks he Is." the sheep brought from Iceland there 5 U.S. NAVY MEN "While I was out motoring one day," Is always a certain proportion of FORTEN DOLLARS he continues, "my automobile broke goats, and these carcasses now are down, and I sought refuge In a farm- sold on the wholesale markets with- house while the car was being repaired. out distinction from those of the sheep SUBMARINE 8ENT DOWN AFTER I became friendly with the farmer, who and lambs. According to the health And Filed on Western Canada RAID ON AMERICAN CRAFT asked me my name, and I told him It authorities, there Is no particular ob- was Caruso. jection to practice, as In the mat- Land. Now Worth $50,000. BOUND FOR BREST. this "The farmer leaped to his feet and ter of taste and nutritive quality there I Lawrence Broa, of Vera, Saskatche- seized me by the hand. 'Little did I Is said to be very little difference be- wan, are looked upon as being amongst think I would Bee a man like you In tween the two animals. Now that prices this here humble kitchen, ex- are the most progressive farmers In West- 23 KILLED IN AIR RAID sir!' he high it is more than ever ern Canada. - They have had their claimed. 'Caruso I he great traveler, Parting Is Such 8weet 8orrow. V " that and know what It Robinson Caruso Guest (putting up his cue) Well, important you give old man, I must be going. careful consideration Is to be in tight pinches. They perse- to vered, and are now In an excellent 8 LAVS BLOCK BORDER ATTACK, Insistent Host No, we have time for another "That," said the physician, ex- game; your wife begun the roof you are going to financial position. Their story Is an THEN TAKE 1,200 as he has Just to PRISONERS good-by- . Interesting one. doming amined the lump on the man's neck, say Judge. put on. You can save real In from the IN COUNTER DRIVE, states they traveled overland from "is the remains of an old boll that money and get a better en- no Calgary across the Battle river, the started to come and then became It's mark of superiority to get roof by using Red Deer river, through Eagle cysted there." drunk on drug store whisky In prefer- the WeiUrn Newspapsr Union Nwn Service to Hills and on to On "Well," said the unlettered patient, ence the stuff that Is to be I Battleford. the "It has sure encysted on In way their horses were stolen, but this Washington, Aug. 13. The Nary staying there." a saloon. did not dishearten them. They had Department announced that the Certain-tee- d some money, with which they bought Standard OH Tanker Campana, an more horses, and some provisions. American steamer, was sunk by When they reached Battleford they submarine on the morning of Aug. 6, Honest Advertising had only money 143 miles west of He de Re. Forty-seve- n Roofing enough to pay their is topic we all hear now-a-da- because so many people are ferriage over river, survivors reaohed land In the Saskatchewan THIS to exaggerate. Yet has any physician told you that we claimed quality and and this they had to borrow. It was safety. Thru theer merit as unreasonable remedial properties for Fletcher's Castoria? Just aslc a roofing; material CERTAIN- In 1006 that they filed on homesteads, "It is believed the oaptain of the having to sell a shotgun ten dol- them. We won't answer it ourselves, we know what the answer will be. TEED is now being used as the for steamer and four armed guards are lars In order to get sufficient money to on That it has all the virtues to-d- ay that was claimed far it in Its early days preferable type of roofing for prisoners board the German sub- do so. Frank Lawrence says: marine." b to be found in its increased use, the recommendation by prominent physicians, rs, factories, hotels, "Since that time we have acquired and our assurance that its standard will be maintained. stores, warehouses, garages, farm altogether a section and a half of An Atlantio Port. Another German Imitations are to be found in some stores and only because of the Cas buildings, etc., where durability land, In addition to renting another submarine been by guns has sunk the toria that Mr. Fletcher created. But is not the genuine Castoria is necessary. three quarters of a section. If we of a if the gunnera it that Mr. merchantman, of Fletcher Honestly had to sell out now we could probably a British advertised, Honestly placed before the public, and from It is economical to buy, inex- freighter which arrived here realize about $50,000, and have made are correct In assumption which he Honestly expects to receive his reward. pensive to lay and practi- their thai costs all this since we came here. We get three shots which struck an undersea cally nothing to maintain. is crops Gennlne Castoria always Dears the signature of It in this district of from 80 to boat off Brest, France, sent to 85 her the clean, bushels of wheat to the acre and bottom. The Britisher encountered sanitary and It is oats from 40 to 80 bushels to the acre. the submarine on her last outward guaranteed for 5, 10 or 1 S years Stock here pays well. We have 1,700 trip from port sheep, 70 this according to thickness (1, 2 or cattle and 60 horses, of which One shot destroyed the periscope. a number are registered Clydes." Raise High Priced Wheat 3 ply). The second were followed Similar and third successes might be given of by an explosion and the submarine Ctrtaln-ttt- d the experiences of hundreds of farm- disappeared. The gunners were con- Asphalt Shingle ers throughout Western Canada, who fident the submarine went down In- on Fertile Canadian Soil are tupplinting wood and slate shingles have done comparatively as well. Why voluntarily. for residences. They coit leu, are should they not dress well, live well, as good looking, wear better, won't Canada extends to you a hearty invita- Just have comfortable homes, with all mod- Petrograd. Desperate engagements tall off, buckle or split. They are ern equipments, electric light steam tion to settle on her FREE Homestead and do not have be being fought by RussoRuma-nla- n to heat, pure ventilation, automo- are the lands of 1 60 aerea each or secure some painted or stained. and Austro-Germa- biles. Speaking of automobiles It will forces and armlee of the low rjriced lands in Manitnha. Ctrtaut-tem- along the Rumanian front. In Saskatchewan Alberta. year d Paint and Varnishes be a revelation to the reader to learn the and This wheat b higher but center of this battle line, according to Canadian land just aa cheap, so the opportunity to more at- The name CERTA- that during the first half of 1917. 16,-- the official statement, Rus- tractive than ever. Canada wants you to help feed the world IN-TEED on a 000 automobile licenses were Issued In Russian by sians and Rumanians repulsed strong tilling some of her fertile soil land similar to that which can of paint or var- Alberta, twice as many as In the whole during many years has averaged 20 to 45 bushels of wheat Teuton along Fokshant-Marasach- illen is the atme guar- of 1916. In Saskatchewan, 21,000 li- attaoka the to the acre. Think of the money you can make with wheat duality counter-attacke- d antee of and censes were Issued up to the first of railroad, then around 92 a bushel and land so easy to get Wonderful sauitac- - r J atfjh and captured 1,200 Germans, so May, 1917. In Its monthly bulletin for Keias oi uals. Barley and r lax. Mixed fanning tJon It is on a roll only to retire later. Canada is as profitable an industry aa of roofing or a June the Canadian Bank of Commerce grain growing. bundle of shingles. makes special reference to this phase In southwestern Moldavia the Rus- all sians took the offensive, smashed the The Government this rear la sskht tinners to pur in- Made for uies and to the general prosperity of the creased acreage and in all colors. Teuton Unes and captured a number into grain. There is a great demand (or West In the following: farm labor to replace the many young men who bare "Generally speaking of prisoners and four guns. volunteered for service. The climate Is Certain-tee- the western healthful and d farmer Is, In many respects, In a much In western Moldavia the Austro-- agreeable, railway facilities excellent, good schools and churches convenient. Write for literature as to reduced In- Germana, after battles of great Intens- Product Corporation better position than hitherto to taüwsyrateatoSupLoíImnúgration,Ouswa,Cao-,ort- o crease production. Two years Of ity, forced the Rumanians to retire Salea Office! New York. Cblnro.PbUailel;bla, his ' St. Loaia, Bolton. Cleveland, Plrubarih. Detroit, high prices for his products have en- to Ocna. W. V. BENNETT Buffalo. San Frandaco. . Cincinnati. abled him, even with a normal crop, Berlin. Field Marshal von Macken-- Room 4. Bee Bldg., Omaha. Neb. . New Orleana, Loe Aneelet, MinneapolU. Kama) Canadian Government City, Seattle, lodranapoUa, Atlanta, Richmond, to liquidate a proportion sen'a forces, fighting In central Ru- mum Agent substantial Crand Rápida. rVathville. Salt Lake Cíir. Dea mania, took over 6,700 Russian kdoioea, Uomton. Dahlia. London, Sydney. Havana of his liabilities and at the same time and to buy Improved farm machinery. Hlg Rumanian prisoners and captured prosperity is reflected In the demand eighteen cannon and sixty-on-e ma Advertising In the Street. The Test. Watson t&ColeiriRn,Wftsh- - guns. That the Ingenuity of people In man so PATENTS lngton.D.t;. Book free. High- for building materials motor cara chine The German general staff the "That is honest he wouldn est referenoea. Beat results. Austro-Qerman- and other equipment. It Is no doubt reports that the s did Orient sometimes finds expression steal a pin," said the admiring friend through thoroughly The Truth Will Out. true that some extravagance Is evi- not lose a foot of ground. modern channels, "I never thought much of the pit Austro-German- s says the August Popular Mechanics answered Miss Cayenne. "Try Y darky In Louisville who had gone denced by the astonishing demand for In western Moldavia the test," Gro-zes- Magazine Is demonstrated by him broke In a crap game to a motor , but It must be remembered stormed the village of a sprink with an umbrella I" Philadelphia turned ler, employed In Osaka, Japan, which Inquirer. friend requested temporary ac- that many of these cars will make for and also captured the dominat- and the writes In commodation of a small loan. efficiency on the farm and economize ing height positions. Bitter advertisements water on the "Gus," person Impor both time and labor." Advertisement counter attacks were repulsed, roadway, as It Is drawn along by man Hence the Hostilities. said the thus power. Solidly on "Everybody wants tuned, "I'd lak mightily to you have says the German statement, which mounted the axles peace." let of a Is "Yes. some money, I'm out of luck my The Real Difference. adds that the fresh enemy forces "bled cart a perforated But everybody wants to dlf but drum, filled with water, which tote the terms." ownse'f. Dls yere dollar about to "I can't see why that man Is boss themselves to death." revolves I'se with the wheels and, It does so, shoot Is de dollar got In de over ine. I do most of the work as last I traces along Lots world." around here." China Is expected to declare war on Oriental characters the of people wait in vain for theli thoroughfare. ships to come because they neglect- He shot lost, while Ous looked "I guess that Is so." Germany today. in and ed to launch them. forlornly on. He reached Into his "It Is. I know more about the busi- Additional Japanese units have Fulfilled. pocket crum- ness than he does. Whenever he wants Joined the allied forces In European vest and hauled out a Fortune pled bill. to know anything about what's going waters. Teller There Is trouble A GUARANTEED REMEDY FOR coming In your household from a "Wy, sho 'nuff, yere dol- on he comes to me to find out" The French Saturday recaptured at Is another woman and man. 1" "That's usually the way." the remaining trench elements taken blonde a dark lar he said In tones of astonish- come. HAY FEVER ASTHMA ment. "I'm the fellow that ought to be the by the Germans Wednesday. A Ger- Patron It's Our Swedish boss." man was re- cook eloped with the coal man. Again he shot and lost. Still hold- attack south of Allies Yfni BtMCT mu. M nviwTi t -- , "A of men way, pulsed. Without any Question tf thla remedy does not benefit ing fast to the dice, a lot think that and every ease he unearthed Don't be misled. Ask for Red Cross of Asthma, Bronchial Asthma and tba bill from of his yet there's one big difference. He German airplanes raided the Eng- Asthmatic syropuim. accompanying Hay Fever. No third the sweatband Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white BitTir bow Tlolent ibe otvaw something you twenty-thre- e clothes. attanlfi oi obstinate the hat. knows that don't know." lish coast Sunday, killing At all good grocers. Adv. "Now dls yere is absolutely de last "What Is It?" persons, Including nine women dollar I owns on dls earth I" he ."He knows enough to hire good men and six children. About sixty were Sportingly Considered. stated for the benefit of the company like you to do the work. If you knew Injured. "Remember the story of the hare ASTIIUADOR at large and his chum Ous In particu- that you'd be the boss and he'd be In and the tortoise?" your place." IDEALS LAID DOWN BY WILSON. replied Mr. PInkley. AND AITHMADOR CIGARETTES lar. "Wen hit's gone I'se through." "íes," Erastus positively gives INSTANT BBUUK in every cas "But dat story don't tell you nuffln' and bai permanently onred thousands who bad been He risked It and lost It As he slid No Peace Until Kaiser Expiates His considered Incurable, after baring every In Suspense. means tried otbef his free hand toward an Inner recess a State of Crimes, Resolution. 'bout de odds dat was posted agin de of relief In vain. Asthmatic, should avail Helen To tell the truth, don't Senate tbemaelTM of this guarantee offer through their own In the waistband of his trousers thé I Washington. Senator La Follette tortoise. Dem long shots do come In druggist. Buy a package and present this know whether I'm engaged to Jack or you pend announcement to roar druggist, fon will be tbe bankrupt Ous spoke up. demanded that this country ask no sometimes. But kaln't on sole Judge as to whether yon are benefitted and tba not. "em." druggist will give von back your money If yon ana "Keep on shootln' nigger!" bade territorial acquisitions and no com- not. We do not know of bo fairer preposition Edith The Idea I which we could Ous. "Jos' keep on shootln. Dem mercial privileges. Coincldentally, maAe. yj Helen Last night at the Pop con R. Schlflmaun Co., Proprietors. SI. Paul, Mina. bones'U mek you tell de trufe ylt" Senator King opened a heavy bom- Time for the Lecture. Saturday Evening Post cert while the orchestra was playing "You're not going so early?" Wagner, Jack whispered something to bardment on Germany, He accused the kaiser of violating In "Yes, Indeed. I have had a fine time Every Want.?? me, I couldn't hear what It was, but treaties. your party, am get any Woman An Ideal Resort vasion, massacre, wanton destruction, at but If I to I I nodded and he's been unusually sleep all tonight I've got to go now Duck Come on, Bill there Is a res- plotting, organising his people tor In- at affectionate since then. to give my wife a chance to me taurant down the street where they ternational trespass. His resolution tell have flies In the stew. all the breaks I have made while here." Hard to Please. declared that the government of the United will not make peace un- "Ton are Inconsistent" said the States Celebrities learn that it takes a "OUR pretty girl. til Its purpose and principles as de- S7nD man longer to acquire prncnuii stx-n- clared by fame than It . a Mwwiuu. 1uvirup1 a GROCER. "How so?" President Wilson shall have takes others to forget all about him. Dissolved la water for douches stop. "You are always making fun of our been acknowledged and accomplished. peine catarro, ulceration and inflan nation. I s - TOLD ME" clothes. Yet, when we put on strict- give up unless lonely BM..M J.J r TIGHTENING EXEMPTION LINE8. Never It's a Pinldwm Maul. r a ly utilitarian garments like overalls, spot and the other fellow has a sand- A healing f you bewail the passing of wonder for nasal catarrh. feminine Renewed Emphasis Placed on Neces- bag or revolver. "row ana sore eyes. Economical, frills." sity of Being More Strict. sa """innriniitmiistiBrmiriniie Washington. Renewed emphasis nm V matTrje PaaWToivj Company. B!yi.'kw Everything. was laid by Provost Marshal General Murine is for Tired Eyes. In """":niviiw nea tyct aor "What's a name?" Crowder upon the fact that Congress -- -" Qranalated Byeiids. Resta "Well, I know a man who every in- Bfreabes Restores. Mar in) ts a Favorito has framed the army draft law In the Treatment for Bye that feel dry and smart. Enquire for the Q( your Byes mncb of yonr lovlna car J. H.WILSON thing In his wife's name." terest of the nation, not In the indi- u Wüjoi I M as your Teeth and with tbe same ragaiarttr. f Nerer Breik Trct SADDLERY CO. iiliMUÍr&i vidual For that reason the lines axe CARE FON Trien. TN CAMIT KJV RE EVESI Onaraateed DENVM It Is useless for a man to study who being tight Bold at Drag and Optical atora or by MaiL drawn In the matter of fat Burlas BMMCf sCMttfa.1 Fres test doesn't think. if W. N. U, DENVER, NO. 17. many people aware of News-Heral- Not are 'V Estancia d the fact that D. H. Cowley, living 'tivv..',v--..i.--. a. Published Tery Thursday about six miles south of Lstancia, J. A. CONSTANT, Editorand Owner. has made a good start on an ir- mm "When you pay more (han FfoJfc prices, rigation plant which points the you pay something thai does not exist " Entered as second class matter Janear 11. fit 1907, In the postorUoe at Estancia, N. M., under way and gives a good indication the Aot uf ConnresBof March 8, 1B0J. of what may be done in a con- siderable strip of territory up Subscription $i,60 per year in advance and down the valley in the line of several miles in RED CROSS Estancia and No width. He bought a strip of Wonder Rod Cross organization met nt the club room Tuesday, August H. The work on material on land half a mile long east and hands was tluislmd. A clues of four ladies from west, with half a mile interven- This Man Smiles! Monarty came down for instruction) on mak ing supplios. They reported .W members at ing between the east end of this Non-Ski- their town. They purchased material here corner has found a real d and will begin work at once. The plans for the strip and the northwest HE new organization are well undor way, and it is of his farm: The west end of tire one of the few tires manneu to mviae into i;i división. .Texas is now proposedinei.c.for our division head- the strip is 22 feet higher than quarters. This will speed up work and. save with tread so constructed that time, as well as money. Literature, posters, the northwest corner of his farm . it actually raw material, etc will come direct from thee He has opened a ditch along the mm protects against dan divisions. Tlio plan is to clear these divisional i dejots every thirty days to keep things movió strip nearly to the west end, nine gers or wet pavements and rapidly to the seacoast bason to be loaded on deep west end, ships and hurriod to France whre they tell us, feet at the and muddy roads. the price pieau lor mopuos anu tne toss 01 mi put down three wells in the And ls appalling on account of- the lack of those supplies, Don't forsat the ni ant inn day. Tu ditch. The wells flow at the rair and right. day, afternoon from 1:30 till 5:30 p. m, at the -- club room. level of the ditch, the flow and the seep water running 63 gal Mr. and Mr p. Neal Je neon's baby, lons He pumped who has been ill the past two weekB ner minute. has with bowel trouble, ia reported a little one well with a windmill and six better. inch cylinder and has not by this The "Twisted Sociil" to have been means lowered the water more held at the M. E. church last night, than a foot or two below the was postdoned on account of the weather, level of the 'ditch bottom, while and a new date will be set. increasing flow. Mrs. W. F. Crawford and son Wood thus srreatlv the left Wednesday for a month's visit He has curbed and covered the with the former's daughters Mesdames ditch part way, but it runs half J. A. and J. B. Hobbs at Hisbee, a mile in an open ditch, where he loses a lot of water by seep- age and overflow caused by PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY stock trampling in it. Nearly Ft one hundred head of stock have watered at the ditch during the DR. II. T. TVICIIMAN summer, but yet he has irrigated Physician and Surgeon partially fifteen or twenty acres Fisk Tires For Sale By of ground, upon which he has Office in rear of Estancia Savings Bank raised a big garden of all kinds Building of vegetables, including sugar Valley Auto Co. ESTANCIA, N. M. beets, and his field crops are al- falfa, wheat, oats and corn. Of Estancia D. S. KING course he has not been able to give these crops as much water Coanty Surveyor as needed, but nevertheless he will produce a lot of stuff. He Agrímenso de Condado is hampered by lack of capital. Mcintosh, N. M. He wants to put down a well at LUCY the head of the ditch and test it Special Correspondence. by an adequate pumping plant, We had a fine rain here Sunday, The litfht- - Dints' struck and splintered a ladder standing thus ascertaining the draw down. against Mrs, Nelson's house, tore the paper on W. H. MASON the wall in two placea, but this was the oxtent He believes it would be found of the damage there. It killed aDice heifer by deepening the ditch he calf for tí. W. Austin. Physician and Optician that Mrs. W F. Brown aud Mies Belle Lee were i could get a big flow without Lucy Friday. Mr. i'rown is working in Corona REFRACTING A SPECIALTY at the carpenter trade. pumping, and by having a res- Mrs. W. b i'eel speut Friday night at Sillio. ervoir at the lower end he could She roports a most pleasant visit, DODGE CARS Estancia, N.M. Mrs. Wilmot, J. A. Robertson and Dr. Turk BROS. Xth M.m st.. get a big supply without pump- wont to Estancia Saturday. Dr. Turk intends to leave soon for his professional home at Kan- ing. It is certain, however, that sas City, where lie is studying dentistry, he could get big supply by Mr. and Mr. Rid gill while on their way home a from Sillio Sunday, had to stop and seek shel- pumping with a very small draw ter from the rain, C.J. Amble Mrs. J. V. Walker is up again and is busily down, which would make the engaged iu canning fruit and vegetables. Physician and Surgeon pumping very economical. We V. F. Pool and üus Malone.v have been haul- ing posts the past week. They have made a ESTANCIA AUTO CO. OIHce practico antl consultation. Troatiufi would like to see Mr. Cowley en new road to Trogresso from hero aud are get- - of Kyus and Fitting of (Ineses a Specialty. re. OÜice at Drug Btore abled to carry out his plans on Ciavton of Tone ka. Kansas, arrived AIR, N. M. his own account, also be here Sunday aud will visit his family for sev- MOUNTAIN and eral weeks. Agents for Torrance County cause it would demonstrate to a Clyde Allen McKee and wife hsvo rone to Forest, N. M , to visit his parents. Mr. McKee certainty what can be done in a is exempted from military Borvioo. Chas. F. Easley Chas. R. very large area. He deserves Jiio. Mc(iillivray, Julius Meyer and M. A, Easley Maloney shipped sumo cattle to Denvor .Satur- great credit for the hard work day. EASLEY & EASLEY diffi The Ladies' Aid eorvod ice cream at C. E. he has done in the face of Hale's again. They die posed of the c PARTS, SUPPLIES Attorneys at Law culties would have discour with ease and had calls for more. that Several Lucians went to Santa Fe Sunday. Practice in the Courts and Land Dept. aged most men. Among others wore John, lllady, Charlie and Land Grants and Examined. Joise Moyer, Musdamoe Mattiugly, Wntkius, ' Titles Jesse Atkinson, who is now Elliott. S. A. and Lois Edmonds, Dorotha SANTA FE, N. M. manager of the Angus McGilli Joe and Ueo- Vdmouds and K. A. Mat-lin- AND REPAIRS vray ranch, started with Mrs y. Atkinson from the ranch to CEDAR VALE Vaughn Monday evening, by Special Correpondence. auto. They were running pretty The ice cream and lemonade served at Cedar- - FRED H. AYERS vale last Saturday afternoon and night was a fast on muddy roads, when the grand success. Evorybody came from far and near to help out tho good cause and the pro- Attorney and Counselor at Law car skidded and turned over ceeds netted close to $.U0 for ihe Red Cross. The ball aranie nlaved at Cedarvale last Sun three times. Mr. Atkinson was day won by Of floe hours 9 :M a m to I :30p m between Cedarvale and Corona was not much hurt, but Mrs. Atkin Cednrvale 15 to 1. Harry D Smith left the first of the wrek for ESTANCIA, NEW MEXICO son was badly bruised, besides Willard where he will tun his cattle for awhile. having one fore-ar- Warren ( i rah am lost a &rood milk cow last bone of the Sunday by lightning. cracked and one of the bones of rJetclier ana son ünleheü urilling a wen ior C. E. Ewlng' Mr. Eager east of town. the hand was broken. She was Rev. Hretz tilled his regular auuuintment DENTIST brought back to Estancia where here last Sunday morning and night but not Combs and Brushes ESTANCIA - - NEW MEX. much of a crowd at night on account uf the she received medical attention, rain. Sometimes out of town first of week Weeds are sure growing since the rains we and was able to go home Tues have been having hero. but always in Estancia office Fridays day evening. and Saturdays. Office in Ayers building About 325 people went to San- MORIARTY Hair brushes, hand and nail brushes, ta Fe Sunday on the excursion From the Mor.arty Messenger. W. DRAYTON WASSON H'.irn : to Mr and Mrs. A. Abevtia.on Thnrs- tooth brushes, shaving brushes any 225 from Estancia, 03 from Wil day, August 9, a baby girl. kind It is remarkable bow beanB nad corn will Attorney at Law lard and the balance from the stanu m ill's southwest country without of a brush you want. Immense line of towns up the line. ball moisture. Peoplo are getting discouraged over The the prospects while others say they will make a combs. All these goods priced low. Will practice in all Courts of New Mexico game was a hot one, and a sur fair crOD if thev reenivn nn mnr rain. Tim grass is fluttering more than crops aad many ESTANCIA NEW MEX. prise for the Santa Feans, who stockmen are talking of selling or moving their expected an easy victory. The Block. A sad affair hannened 8atnr.lav annul nnnn score was 2 to 1 in favor of Es when Mrt- Fr"k Browning was taken sudden- ly ill and di. d iu two hours. Mrs. Browning RESTAURANT tancia, mere was but one was in good hudilli nd prepared dinner Satur- Chili earned run, and that by Estan day morning Only recently bIib nursed her and Short Orders Husband who is now cnnvAlpscniit tlirnnu-- n Estancia Drug Company cia. J. here were four errors severe sick spell. Interment was hold Sunday Figola Bread i ii mountain view cemetery. Mrs. lirowu-in- and out of this bunch of errors waB a woman of Dleusiuii annearanrn Anil Packed Dust Proof, Germ Proof Santa Fe got one run and Es hor many friends exprés sympathy to tho ue- - Cakes and Pies tancia one. There was much to ruavHu uu&uhuu. J. R. WASH. tisfaction because Santa Fe Red Cross Gets $40.00 people generally ignored the On Saturday. Attinist 11th. t hn CnrinrvAln coming ot the and Literary Society, famed all over the Estancia Raymond T. Sanchez excursion, valley for its snlendld entertainments, ojiva went about their own uleasures an ice cream ana cane sale for the bPueht or visitors-However- , the Red Cross Society, The salo was held in the DEALER IN General Merchandise without regard to their annex of Fred Belzor s store. Ico crean, cake Wagon Yard many individual ex ami lemonauo were sold. During the after noon a ball game was nlaved uu the All Kinds of Feed cursionists were taken in charge Cftarvale diamond aud a irood Dry Goods and Groceries by personal crowd attended. The crowd around the Land for Sale Chilili, N. M. friends in Santa Fe nnnx nevor tuinnert nntil well on toward late and shown a royal good time, fternoon. A good crowd attended the muid- - cal entertainment held on the annex platform. lfyorretin ABk,fr.it Also V on right hip, and the crowd saw a most inter- Tho ice cream played out about sundown, so Gasoline or Motor Oil esting and exciting name of Éall he committee in charge commandeered autos crngil nn ritrhf ahmil. ind scoured the country round ahnnt fur m. I PAY CASH FOR HIDES AND PELTS I der, XX on left hip. and yelled themselves hoarse. sentíais for more cream. Euough cream was Specialty in Canned Lunch Goods. Make your stop and buy your 6 made to keep things ginsr until well on In- ftj I Ranre miles north They got home about midnight. ward eleven p. m., aud the net amount realized Lunch Goods here. , Iw 1 mile west of Lucy. The Santa Fe club is to come for the Red Cross after all expensos were paid Notify Mrs. S. A. amounted to about $10, which speaks well for ammmdSm0 Edmonds & Sons, down here and Dlav the Estancia the people of Cedarvale. Subscriber. club Mpv. Lucy, N. M., of any cattle with above Saturday, when another in Swift's Premium hums 2(c per Torreón. N' oound. brands strayed from range. teresting game is looked for. Don't miss it. John Berkshire. J. C. LOCAXi ITEMS Peterson made a trip to CHILDREN' rtiuuquerque this week. NOT ENOUGH Good milk cow for sale Ben Young. J. M. Milbourn went to Santa ever receive the proper balance of food re Tuesday on business. to sufficiently nourish both body and See brain during the Need glasses? Dr. H. T. Born, growing period when Wichman, Estancia. to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. nature's demands are greater than in. 1918 Campbell, Aug. 15, a son. mature life. This is shown in so many Lost, in town Saturday, a cro- For pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds, cheted belt. Mrs. Ben Young. sale, single buggy with and lack of ambition. canopy top, cheap. Call ti-- at this For all such children we say with Long ie real estate farm oliice. unmistakable negotiated.-Fr- earnestness: They need "t3 ed H. Ayers loans E H. W. Spain Tuesday Scott's Emulsion, and need it now. It Sale, yearling left possesses in concentrated form the very For and for Winslow, Arizona, he food Hereford Bulls. -- where elements to enrich their blood. It The Will work fnr thn Santa Fa roil. changes weakness to strength ; it makes Titsworth Company, Capitán, mem ana N. road company. siuruy strong. No alcohol. Price is $406.20 f. o. b. Estancia, N. M, same as last M. 6cott & Bowne, Bloomfield. Jí. J. For Salp. fnnr ornnrl millr nrma year. The only car that did raise price. Same Fr. Dekeuwer will be here one fresh, one - not in Sunday morning fresh in Novem- next and will Der. twn TOlth rama of oiAa HUDSON SUPER-SI- car, same price. hold Mass in the Catholic church inis stock is all young and well I have taken the agency We are now ready to take your order, which must at 7:30. ureu. j. w. walker, Lucy, N. M, for E. L. Garvin went to Texas A the Hudson Super-Si- cars, and be given at least 30 days before delivery. deeded place cheap for sale, will pleased to last week on a cattle buying ex- onñcr be make demon you a Novem- a little shnrf Ififlrt vorHo strations for prospective buyers. If want car in September, October or pedition, and returned with two long. If well composed this ad A. W. Lyttle. ber, give us your order now. This will insure you car loads. will run until sold. Apply to Pope is owner.-V- prompt delivery when ready for the car. George putting up a V. J. Hollis, Estancia, 50,000 Bean Bags. bungalow cottage on the east N. M. Under directions of the Ford Motor Co. we are open- end of the Munshower lots. It Gus J. J. White of Mountainair has Dunn, who sold his place bought 50,000 batra ing a Ford Service Station equipped with Ford ma- will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs, north of bean Heliums. Mountainair last fall 36x41, which he will sell at low- - chinery and tools made by the Ford Motor Co. espec- ana returned to Texas, is back W. H. Ligon will preach at again est possible figure. See him and ially for Ford and has bought a farm supply your needs in time. Service Stations. Cedar Grove on Sunday, August within a mile of the one he sold. With this outfit we can do the same work done on 26, 11 a. m. Subject: The Sab- Roland Harwell went to the Everyone in- Fords in Detroit or Denver. This equipment is for bath Question. northern part of Tues- vited to attend. the state day to look after agricultural ex- has, Sawey Ford service only. We will not do shop work on oth- The district assembly of the tension work. He will be ab- er makes of cars, but will give tire service and have Pentecostal Church of the Naz-aren- e sent about three weeks, and upon Transfer convenes today in Moriarty his return the Harwells will Agent for free air for everybody. We want all Ford owners to and laBts over the 19th. General move to Las Cruces. call and learn about this new Ford service system. Superintendent E. F. Walker is Preparations are coiné1 forward CONTINENTAL OILS in charge. for entertaining the Santa Fe Miss Annie Porter left last trade excursionists who are to Valley Auto So. week for a short visit at her old visit us Saturday, and it is ex HND GAS home in Indiana. She made the pected that we will be able to Form-a-Truc- Service. Trunk trip principally to see a cousin make them feel that they are Hauling Between Towns. Offiice who, after three months training visiting triends and neighbors. with Valley Auto Co. has been commissioned a lieuten- Richard ant ordered to Strong is our new and France. county agent, and he is now on Hello! Farmers and Stockmens the job. Mr. Strong is a native W. H. PRQE Bank,, when can I get a state- HANDS, ARMS, of Mora county, New Mexico, Agent for Case Tractors, Threshers, and all ment of my account, including and is a graduate of the Colorado today's deposits? The answer Agricultural College at Fort Col- LINK ASLEEP kinds of farm machinery. Better see me and will always be: state- "Your lins. For the past few years he save money. ment will be ready in two min- has been engaged in dry farm utes. Shall we mail it, or will work in western Oklahoma. And Was Ron-Dow- n, Weak and you call for it?" Nervous, Says Lady. Wanted, careful Kodak finish- H. G. Souder, who located at Five Bottles of Cardui Encino a year ago last spring, ing by skilled photographers. has sold his interests there to C. Twice daily service. Remem- Made Her Well. L. Creighton, and passed through bersatisfaction guaranteed. Send your finishing to reliable, Estancia Monday on his way to a Kathleen, na. Mrs. Dallas Prine, established firm. We pay re- Albuquerque. Mrs. Souder sus- of this place, says: "After the birth For Sale or Trade postage finishing. Han-n- a of my got very injury soon lo- turn on last child... I much tained an after n and weakened, so much cating at Encino and has been in & Hanna, Master Photograph- Steam bean threshing outfit, gas bean thresh- ers, Albuquerque, that I could hardly do anything at the hospital ever since. She is N. M. all. I was so awfully nervous that ing outfit, automobile all good, all cheap. now in Albuquerque. Barney having a I could scarcely endure the 4past Freilinger is noise. My condition was getting J. A. Cobb, a former resident new well drilled at his dwelling worse all the time... of the county, now living near in town, and will put in ap- I knew I must have some relief or Butler in western Missouri, pliances for irrigating the plot. I would soon be In t' bed and In a plen- is to some serious condition fo: felt so badly writes that they have had It his intention raise and was so nervous t weak I could ty of .rain in that country and trees and grass and flowers. hardly live. My husband asked Dr. crops are good. His wheat made Who will be next? Mr. Freilin- about my takln Cardui. He ESTANCIA REALTY COMPANY 28 bushels per acre, which at the ger has just finished a couple cf said, 'It's a good medicine, and good for that trouble', so got 5 present price $2.55 bushel wells on his stock ranch he me bo- of a south; ttles... After about the second bottle I i H. C. WILLIAMS, Manager there is pretty good. Mr. Cobb east of town, where he got plen; felt greatly Improved... befone taking I says he expects to come back to ty of good water. it my limbs and hands and arms go 1 ' Torrance county some time. would to sleep. After taking it, Estancia, tí. M. al Remember however, this poor circulation disap- C. M. Milbourn, a member of peared. My strength came back to I was .i; Estancia Valley Farms and New Mexico Stock Ranch- - the county board of education, Our services to customers in Eie and soon on the road to Eg informs us that, as mentioned placing you in touch with buyers After the use of about 5 bot- 5 es, large and small, improved and unimproved. jn tles, I could Io all my house-wor- k last week, the board took action or sellers of live stock are free. and attend to my six children be- designating the schools at Estan- See our list before buying. sides." 4 Write us your wants. If its farming or grazing land, cia, Mountainair and Willard as Farmers and Stockmens Bank. You can feel safa la giving Cardui county high schools. the a thorough trial for your troubles. It Under no g For Sale. contains harmful or 2 WE HHVE IT IE law this makes tuition free in all drugs, but Is composed of mild, vege- of these high schools to any pu- 250 yearling heifers, 100 cows table, medicinal ingredients with no bad after-effect- s. pil of the county holding an calves, calves all heifers, 50 Thousands of women allallauatlat all aU at! ail aU at! aJaUaJaJ eighth grade graduation and have voluntarily written, telling of alai yearling steers, also some grade the gpod.Car,dui has done them. H Hereford bulls. A. J. Green. Should help you, too. Try it. B HOME MADE POETRY Gloves and Hosiery NEW BUILDINGS ADDED EQUIPMENT Pork and beans A STRENGTHENED FACULTY 'Mid homelike scenes, THESE ARE INDUCEMENTS SUFFICIENT TO ATTRACT YOUR Food for stalwart men. ATTENTION TO If you haven't seen our line of gloves and In jars of stone. hosiery, you should look it over. We'll be They bake alone. Enough for eight or ten. The University of New Mexico glad'to show you. Sealed up tight. Clear out of sight, At Albuquerque The flavor's all kept in. But in addition to Its rapidly expanding physical equipment your Headquarters for Groceries When served up hot State University has now become From the steaming pot, Their way they're sure to win. All-Ye- An ar University KEMP BROS. Then along with these, l'HONffi 12 To help to please, Fall and winter, spring and summer, tho University plant will be in And bring that gladsome feel, full operation with all departments at work on regular courses lead-in- We have cooked foods to degrees. Tho University will open for the 1917-19- 18 collego year on Mon- And bakery goods October 1st, instoad of in August, as in the past, and will bo in day all-ye- To make a full square meal. oueration for forty-eigh- t weeks of six working days each. This Get these things at meal time schedule makes possible the following favorable opportunities JOSEPH COMMERCIAL COLLEGE and in conven- 51 take them home fr vou may pursue your college work for six months of each year, work. undisturbed, ient carriers. It saves earn money the other six months, continue your courses And then there's bread and and graduate in five years. ST. JOSEPH. MO. may continue your college work the full forty-eigh- t weeks cakes and pics and doughnuts You by school cookies and eraduate In three years. Conducted the Christian Brothers. Ideal and buns and rolls and schedule is arranged in periods of three months each. boys young Preparatory and and lots of things and The now home for and men. other nice Thus It Is adapted to the special needs of those who must earn their commercial courses. Special facilities afforded popular You who are needed on farms at certain .seasons, full the cafeteria lunch. way as well as those Spanish sneaking students to learn the English lan- get just what you want to eat or who wish to teach or have business connections to maintain. The adapts its schedule to the special needs of the student, In- guage. For prospectus, terms and further particu- no you do Vnlversitv - with waste for things the student to adapt his circumstances to the Unl- not like. stead of requiring lars, address VPr9For8 DecaMnforuiation as to the advantages this new schedule today R. Boyd. Joseph Commercial College THE COOKERY offers in YOUR PARTICULAR CASE, write to David St' University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. M. 13th and Henry Sts., St. Joseph, Mo. 2d door north of Post Office, President, Telephone 45, Estancia, N. M. ESTANCIA NEWS-HERAL-

FOREIGN STATE'S INDEBTEDNESS AN EPITOME OF American soldiers entertain Frsnoh U.S. GRAIN CROPS comrades at dinner. pre NEW MEXICO Sir Richard MoBrlde, former SHOWN BY TAX COMMISSION LATE LIVE NEWS mier of British Columbia, died la Lon PRODUCTION THIS YEAR WILL don. SHOW BIG GAIN OVER THE CLERK TO BE $30 PER CAPITA. 1910. The conference of the British Labor YIELDS IN STATE NEWS party held voted to CONDENSED RECORD OP THE at Westminster The Total Sum Is $10,951,768, Repre- send delegates to the Stockholm con senting an Charge PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT Government Crop Report Shows Corn Interest of sultative conference by 1,01(1,000 to Prospeots Materially Improved About $1.50 for Each Inhabitant. Waatarn Newipaper Union Nawa Service. HOME AND ABROAD. 680,000. and Indicate a Yield of COMINO EVENTS. German alien enemies interned In 3,181,000,000 Bushels. Auk. J7 Bar Association meeting- - at on Weatern Newapapar Union New, Service. Koswell. Honolulu are to be forced to work Sept. 8 Seventh Annual Northern the sugar plantations, according to a Santa Fé. Chief Clerk Rupert F. New Mexico Fair at Raton. Waatern Newapapar Union News Sarrloe. ept. Farmers' at Las FROM ALL SOURCES statement by Marshal Asplund of the State Tax Commission Cruces. Fair Jerome Smlddy. Washington. The largest crop of has completed his compilation of the Kept. Dona Ana County Fair at Las The marines of the expeditionary corn ever grown In the United States bonded indebtedness of state, coun- Cruces. prospect coming ties, AYINQ3, DOINGS, ACHIEVE force will make a fight to retain their is in for the harvest municipalities and school dis Carrizozo is to have street lights. The Department of Agriculture's Au- tricts of New Mexico. The total MENTS, SUFFERINGS, HOPES forest green uniforms against a tenta- At a meeting carpenters ot Sil- gust orop report showed corn pros- reaches the sum ot 810,951,768, or the tive order which would place them la ver City formed a local union. AND FEARS OF MANKIND. regular army khaki. pects Improved to the extent of about $30 per capita, or an annual In- bushels during July, indicat- terest charge of about $1.50 on every Mrs. Eugenia Barber is president of Emphatic disapproval of the sugges newly Weatern Newapapar Union Nawa seroee. ing a total production of 8,191,000,000 man, woman and child In the state. the organized W. C. T. U. at tion that American troops be sent to Carrizozo. ABOUT THE WAR the eastern front was brought home bushels. The state indebtedness 1b $3,308,000, Wheat, however, shows decrease $2,832,337.37; Bernalillo county will oil princi- French maka gains on bat by all except one of the members of a of the counties of the its several of 25,000,000 Spring pal roads purchased a tle fronts. the American mission to Russia. bushels. wheat municipalities, $3,061,430; of the if oil can be at had a bad month and prospects de- school districts, about $1,750,000. The reasonable price. Fierce artillery duel in progress Representatives ot Spain, Switzer still creased 40,000,000 bushels, but wintei state Indebtedness, however, includes The A., T. & S. railway m Flanders. land, Holland, Denmark and Norway F. paid wheat returns indicated 16,000,000 $1,178,000, C more than one-fift- h are going to meet Swedish representa series Santa Fé and of all the taxes for Russians check tide ot Austro-Ge- r bushels more than forecast in July. Grant county bonds, $541,000 1916 in New tives in Stockholm for a conference on and Mexico. mán advance in Galicia. Wheat production winter wheat and B county war and peace at Sweden's invitation. series Santa Fé bonds East Las Vegas is to have more Germans and Turks planning at- spring wheat combined, now is fore- sumed by the state, the principal to street lights, An explosion and fire in a big and contracts have been tempt to recapture Bagdad. cast at 653,000,000 bushels. be paid from a special land grant and let to pave more streetB. chemical works in East London more 843,000 square Liberia, the negro republic on the With than the interest being met by the coun- The old 1881 wrecked the building and killed or In miles planted to Important food turntable, in use since ooast ot Africa, has declared war on the ties. at East Las Vegas, is being torn out jured scores of workers. Thirteen bod crops, not taking Into account the Oermany. to make room for a new one. ies of women were rescued from the vastly-inorease- d Canada's war expenditures are now number of home gar Series of Freak Accidents. ruins. dens, more Members of A battery, New Mexico about $850,000 day, the total to the United States has Santa Fé. A Dog cañón a The Prussian franchise reform bill grow- farmer field artillery, buried Ted, tbelr mas- July 20 being J62S.OO0.O00. than of its entire area with his hand in a plow, dragged Is to be Introduced in the diet In the ing crops. fast cot, with full military honors. in food by frightened horses up and down a Seven German airplanes were Immediate future. Chancellor Mich- - Bumper crops O. N. Marrón and Francis E. Wood of corn and oats and field; a Cuervo soda fountain tender trashed to earth Friday, and another aelis informed Herr Hlrsch, one of record crops of barley, rye, and of Albuquerque paid their fine ot $500 driven white with his hand frozen stiff by gas from down out ot control. the handful of Socialists in the diet, sweet potatoes, tobacco and hay, show each, Imposed for contempt by the e an exploding drum; a Carlsbad man Twenty-on- British Tesela of more according to Berlin advices. the response ot the farmers of the State Supreme Court. 1,600 with his hand pierced to the bone by than tons and two Teasels of The of - country to Wilson's appeal ' health Alexander F. Keren- President the fin of a catfish; a Socor Governor Lindsey expressed hie less than 1,600 tons were sunk last s man made in April to produce larger disapproval sky, Russla of the hour, is a last ro man falling through a tin ceiling to of the Gallup deportation week. ot grave concern to crops this year for war use. in message matter his friends a cement floor, and a San Juan coun- a sent to John R. McFle Russian troops are on the offensive and associates, according to members Other details of the report follow: of the McKlnley County Council ot ty baby falling forty-fiv- e feet Into a In the Chotin region on Ruuo-Ga-tlcla- n the of an English delegation which has WINTER WHEAT Preliminary es well without Injury were among the Defense. frontier withstood of yield 15.1 per acre, and have Just returned from Pétrograd. timate bushels remarkable freak reported The State Boundary Commission or- Teuton assaults in the region ot compared with 18.8 last year and 18.1 accidents Dr. Karl Llebknecht, Socialist lead by New Mexico papers. A. C. Abies, ganized by electing Supreme Court Brody. Two Tillages been cap the 1911-16- " average. have er In the German Reichstag, who was the plow victim, will recover though Justice Frank W. Parker chairman tured. Austro-German- s 300 SPRING 68.T The lost arrested in connection with May WHEAT Condition and Attorney James G. Fitch of So- the per cent, of a normal, compared with badly bruised and with three fingers men and four machine guns. day demonstration in 1916. corro secretary. Berlin In 83.6 month, 68.4 year and 76.8 gone from his hand. Frank Cunning- The Canadians are holding was by last last stub liberated the German govern ten-yea- r average. ham, clerk, may to The State Corporation Commission bornly the Indicated acre the soda have the trenches at the doorstep of ment through fear he might die In yield 12.4 bushels, compared with 8.8 amputate the frozen hand; Whit announced a formal hearing on Aug;. Lens. The Germans unsuccessfully prison. at last year and 14.0 the 1911-1- 5 aver Wright, the catfish's victim, is threat- 18 of the request of the railroads for tacked near St. Quentin a sector long The first delivery of the new wheat age. ened with blood poison, a 15 cents per ton increase in inter Idle. German and Nicauor attacks along the Aisne crop was made at Gretna, Man. It ALL WHEAT Indicated yield 14.8 Pino, the man who was knocked sense- state coal rates. also failed. Fighting continues In Gal graded No. 1 Northern and yielded bushels per acre, compared with 12.1 less by his fall through a celling, got A machine gun company Is being icia, Bukowlna 1911-1- 5 and Southern Mol twenty-fou- r bushels to acre. This last year and 15.4 the aver- off with severe bruises. The baby was organized Albu- davia. the age. at Camp Funston, is the earliest date on record at which the child of Thomas Ulney, querque, which will be an additional Winning a daybreak battle in brief, new wheat has been marketed in CORN Condition 78.8 per cent of near Farmington. unit to the first regiment of the Na Curious compared with 81.1 fighting, the British forces of Manitoba. normal, last tional Guard of New Mexico. Halg are forging their way onward month, 76.3 last year and 78.4 the ten-yea-r SPORTING Strikers Return to Work in Mine. has been discovered by coun through the lines of the Germans in NEWS average. Indicated yield, 26.4 It the Standing? per acre, 24.4 Gallup. ty Belgium, near Hoge, on the fighting of Western lmgnm Cimba. bushels compared with Every indication now registration board that at least CLUBS. Won. Loat. Tnf last year and 26.0 the 1911-1- 5 aver- points to the failure of the strike in nine men of draft age failed to reg s front defending which are the armies , wicnila 13 667 age. the mines of the Coal ister in the Cerro precinct in the f Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria. Hutchinson 12 67 OATS Condition 87.2 per cent, of a At the same time the French are Omaha 10 66Í Company. A large number of strikers northern part of Taos county, Jopltn 9 .(00 normal, compared with 89.4 last have to work, many pounding the enemy's lines hard. Dis- St. Joseph a .500 81.5 year 80.2 ten- returned while Additional county councils of de month, last and the discouraged patches indicate the allies and Ger Lincoln 9 .600 year average. Indicated yield 84.T others, with the turn of fense, to serve In cooperation with the Denver 7 11 .889 events, are leaving town with New Mexico mans are engaged in heavy artillery Des Moines 4 14 .111 bushels per acre, compared with 80.1 their Council of Defense, have fighting from Nieuport to the Franco-- last year and 81.7 the 1911-1- 5 aver families. The conditions at the mines been appointed by Governor W. E. Belgian border. Twenty thousand dollars Is the mark age. now are nearly restored to normal, Lindsey for all remaining counties. set for attainment In the great ama- OATS Remaining on Aug. 1, large quantities being farms and of coal are The total expense to the U. S. gov- WESTERN teur boxing carnival which Is being estimated at about 47,771,000 bushels. produced every day. ernment for the registration of 32,943 Bisbee people determined to stand planned to take place In September In compared with 113,728,000 last year, New Mexicans was $3,425.01, accord- by deportation acts. aid of the Red Cross of America. and 64,928,000, the average Aug. 1 Holloman Named New Mexico Judge. 1911-1- ing to figures in the office of R. C. Hogs brought $17 at the stockyards Barney stocks Oldfield broke all records BARLEY Condition 77.9 per cent Santa Fé. Reed Holloman of San- Reld, federal disbursing officer. Aug. 10 highest in history Chi - the of from one to fifty miles for the one- of a normal, compared with 85.4 ta Fé was appointed by Gov. LindBey cago. last Seventeen counties of the state in- mile dirt track at Maxweliton race 80.0 year and 81.2 ten-yea- r to be judge of dis- month, last the the First Judicial creased tax collections in June, No place for I. W. W. policies un track at St. Louis. Oldfield drove the average. Indicated yield 24.1 trict with headquarters here, succeed their 1917, over the collections in Juna, der American flag, declares attorney mile In 45 seconds, taking 1.20 seconds bushels per acre, compared with 23.6 ing Judge Edmund C. Abbott, re- 1916, according to figures compiled general of Arizona. off the previous record. last year and 26.1 the 1911-1- 5 average. signed, colonel of the New Mexico Na- RYE by Secretary Asplund of the State Twenty-on-e hundred motormen Two contested races provided Preliminary estimate of the tional Guard into and the yield 14.9 bushels per acre, compared mustered federal Tax Commission. conductors of the City best thrills of the entire on get- ervlce. Kansas Street week with 16.8 last year and 16.5 the 1911-1- Railway Company went on strike. away day of the Grand Circuit meet- average. The advance in the price of wheat ing is resulting in the holding of over Governor Cox will call a special ses- at Columbus, Ohio. The 2: lg pace, BUCKWHEAT Area planted 965,-00- Bustos Shot by Deputy Sheriff. 160,000 of Curry county sion of the Ohio Legislature, if neces in which Marjorie Kay was a first acres, compared with 846,000 acres Silver City. was bushels wheat, There a fatal much the being sary, to enforce reasonable coal and choice, supplied the sensational work. last year. Condition 92.2 per cent of hooting at Fierro, following trouble of wheat held in the 87.8 . pending high in food prices. . This race was the longest of the Grand a normal, compared with last at a dance, In which Manuel Bustos, stack the mark the Circuit season, and year and 88.2 the ten-ye- aver- demand for it. Carl Herman Budde, ostensibly a life not until the end employed by the Empire Zinc Com- of the seven was Abbe de- age. Indicated yield 20.6 bushels per Insurance agent, but believed to be an heats Bond pany at Hanover, was shot and killed Governor Lindsey wired leaders of Gate-woo- acre, compared with 14.0 last year clared the winner over Robert party ot de- operative of the 1911-1- 6 by a bullet from a revolver in the the miners at Belen, War Department in the pacer and 20.4 the average. telligenoe bureau, was found that Ed 87.9 lands of a deputy sheriff. ported from Gallup, granting tho dead at Geers gave his WHITE POTATOES Condition Billings, Mont., with a bullet through maiden race. Both per cent of a normal, compared with party permission to return to Gallup these horses were $57 a ui heart In a field on 90.1 last month, 80.8 last year and Deming Preparing for Soldiers. and suggesting that they do not re- ticket worth 177. ten-yea- r average. 81.3 the Indicated Santa Fé. The suppression of vice turn In a body. Walter D. Coakley, the postotfics yield 107.6 bushels per aore, compared olerk who fled GENERAL is being vigorously prosecuted by W. P. Musaus of has from Tucson, Ariz., fol with 80.4 last year and 98.3 the 1911-1- 5 lowing the disappearance of a 110,000 Roscoe Conkling, deputy attorney average. Mayor Max Nordhaus of Deming. Tho been appointed by the War Depart- general in charge of 1 package of bills from the local postof- the draft In New HAY' Condition 84.6 the eight-yea- t restrict. district has been complete- ment to be district auditor in charge fice, was arrested at Lebanon, Ind, York city, estimated that the total average. Indicated yield 1.48 tons, ly abolished and additional men added of all the accounting work to be done charged with theft. number ot men enrolled to data was compared with 1.63 laBt year and 1.81 to the police force to drive female tor the big army camps at Deming about 6,000. the 1911-1- 5 average. vagrants out of the city. and Linda Vista, Cal. Nine Molokanas, of Rus- members a Nine men were POTATOES Condition sian rellglouB sect colonized arrested In New SWEET The Richmond precinct in western near York in swoop 84.8 per cent of a normal, compared Railroads Pay In Glendale, Ariz., were fined the first of the police Half Tax Luna. Grant county was the scene of a kill- (25 each with 81.9 last month, 85.9 last year Santa Although county e against what is believed to be a gi Fé. Luna ing. Porfirio Morales, employed on and sentenced to twenty-fiv- days' im- r gantic plot for smuggling and 84.2 the average. Indi- has experienced unprecedented pros- prisonment in the county jail par- rubber 95.6 per com- the Foster ranch, waB shot and killed for platinum to Germany. cated yield bushels acre, perity because of the war war ticipating in draft riots. pared with 91.7 last year and 95.4 the and by Jose Franco during a quarrel be- A terrific wind and hail storm struck 1911-1- average. preparations, the railroads still carry tween the two men. Franco claims WASHINGTON region more than one-hal- f of the total assess- the about TucBon, Aria., causing TOBACCO Condition 88.1 per cent he shot in self defense. Special precautions are being taken considerable damage to houses and ment of $11,889.710 returned by the safeguard of a normal, compared with 86.8 last Seven Young Men's Christian Asso- to the food bought for the growing crops. Rain followed ten-yea- r county, the railroads being assessed the hall. month, 84.4 last year and 79.0 the ciation buildings and thirty-fiv- e paid navy. $6,638,083 of amount, the tele- swelling streams already high. average. Indicated yield 895.4 that secretaries will be at Camp Cody, pounds per acre, compared 816.0 graph lines $37,910 and telephone Alaska's trade with the United Conditions in Syria and Palestine with the Deming, to look after the spiritual in last year and 788.6 1911-1- 5 aver- lines $63,055, express companies pay- States the fiscal year Just closed are declared to be "the worst possible' the and physical welfare of the 35,000 new by age. ing taxes on $920 banks on $188,-87- set a record with a total of $100 a refugee who fled from there and and men to be quartered in the camp, on 000,000. has FLAX Condition 60.6 per cent of a . Just reached New York and re- which construction has been begun. ported to the American committee ol normal, compared with 84.0 last The regular army has passed ten-ye- its month, 84.0 last year and 81.6 the Cham Ornara Hit by Officer's Bullet. The greater part of the Sebastian war strength figure of 800,000, was Armenian and Syrian relief. it average. Indicated yield 85.7 Carrizozo. Cham Ornara, daring Martin land grant, comprising 45,000 officially announced by the De- The backbone of the strike whloa War bushels per acre, compared with 9.6 outlaw, who neigh- icres, which for several years has partment has paralyzed for five large 1911-1- has terrorized the ' weeks the last year and 8.6 the 5 average. been the property of the La Joya Land copper mines in Globe, Aria., dis- borhoods of this section of New Mex- A national holiday may be declared the RICE Condition 85.0 per cent ot a and Irrigation Company, has been sold - ico for the past ten years, met his on Sept. S, day, trict has been effectually broken, ao- normal, compared 85.1 Labor in celebration with last many peril- to Field Bohart of Colorado Springs, cording to statements made by George month, 92.2 88.8 ten-ye- death after fruitless and of the entralnment of the draft levies last year and the who has recently acquired 0 K. Hill, president Loyalty ous searches by officers and citizens nearly Cor the training cantonments. of the average. Indicated yield SS.T acres of the Cebollta grant league. bushels per acre, compared with 47.0 at the hands of Constable Montoya of Secretary McAdoo is planning to Thirty men, of ask Prospects of an agreement between last year and 33.8 the 1911-1- 5 aver Arabela in the eastern part of this all that remained Congress in the near future for author- the band deported of coal operators ot the Gallup, N. M., dis age. county. . at the order the ization of a new bond issue of $6,000,-000,00- 0 McKlnley County trict and their striking employes want SUGAR BEETS Condition 90.8 per Council of Defense, at this session of Congress. cent of a normal, compared 92.4 Farmer Taken to Hospital, boarded Santa No. 21 glimmering with the failure of a con- with Fé train at Seldon O. Hopkins of Cheyenne, last month, 86.4 last year and 89.8 the East Las Vegas. C. C. Willis, a far- Belen, bound for Gallup, following ference of operators and miners ar ten-ye- Wyo., was average. Indicated yield mer who has been living on a dry their receipt of a telegram Gov- nominated by President ranged by Judge G. W. Musser of Den from Wilson to be assistant secretary 10.66 tons per acra, compared with farming claim near San Jon, Quay ernor Lindsey which told them that ot the ver, federal mediator. The operators 9.36 last year and 10.86 thJ 191141 county, lodged to- - interior, succeeding the late Bo flatly refused to agree any average. has been in the New they had permission to return their Sweeney. to oontrael with the union. . Mexico hospital for the Insane. homes. ESTANCIA NEWS-HERAL-

BELIEVES COULD WAR APPLE CROP LATE NOTICIAS DEL EPITOME DE WIN IN FOOT RACE LA SEMANA This Year's Harvest of Fruit Will MARKET ESTADO Help whip Enemy. QUOTATIONS Una breve relación de acon- tecimientos en curso en eeta Quit Work De interés para toda la gente Had to and Stay in Western Newspaper Union News Servlct. de Nueve Mexico. pals y en al extranjero. Long Bed for Four Months, SCARCITY OF PICKERS FELT DENVEII MAKKISTS. . He Says. Cattle. Western Newspaper Union News Service. Western Newspaper Union News Service. Grasa steers, good to choice 9.0010.50 Nuevo Mexico. Acerca de la Guerra. Size Orase steers, fair to good.. 8.00 8.00 of Crop, Equal to Two Bushels Heifers, prime 9. 26 10.25 Carrizozo va A tener luces en sus Veintiuno buques ingleses de más Cows, grassers, good to for Each Person In Land, Calls calles. de 1,600 toneladas y dos de menos de GAINED 25 POUNDS choice 7.006' 8.00 pró 'or Special Methods of Cows, grassers, fair to good 6.00 7.00 En un mitin los carpinteros de Sil-ve-r 600 fueron hundidos la semana Cows, canners and cutters. 4. SOW 6.00 ximo pasada. Handling Veal calves 10. 00' 12 00 City formaron una unidn local. for Market progreso tropas Bulla 6.00 6.50 La Señora Eugenia Barber es presi- Otro de la france Declare He Never Felt Better In All Feeders and stockers, good sas en el frente belga, al noroeste de 81 In a couple of to choice 7.76 8.60 dente del nuevamente organizado W. Hit Life Than nee He Has weeks we will begin Blxchoote fué anunciado en el comu harvesting nil over Feeders and stockers, fair C. T. Carrizozo. Been Taking Tanlac. the United Suites to good 6.76 9 7.50 U.en nicado oficial de las operaciones fran un apple crop equal to two bushels Feeders and Blockers, com- El ferrocarril de A., T. & S. F. fur every nian, mon to fair 6.00 6.76 tasa- "I have taken three bottles of Tan- wuuiun and child in the pagó más del quinto de todas las country. This En el frente del Aisne y en la or and have actually gained twenty-fiv- e is a war crop. The Hogs. ciones de 1916 en Nuevo Mexico. lac Sood 15.25 illa derecha del Meuse continúa un Schncr-Inge- consuméis of the hogs 316.40 pounds," said Stephen r, United States will condado de Bernalillo pondrá be urged to El violento duel de artillería de ambos use apples in the food sav-In- g Head Baker at Brown I'uluce Sheep. aceite en sus caminos principales, si ale- campaign by In- 13.50 (S lados. El principe de la corona Hotel, Denver, Colo., and living at 801 which we are spring lambs H.oo se puede comprar a precios ra- creasing the Feeder lamba 13. 60' 14.00 aceite mán no ha continuado sus ataqueB en Eighteenth Avenue. amount of wheat and Hwes 8.50 0.20 other staple zonables. el frente del Aisne. "If you had seen me the day I start- foods sent to our fighting Wethers .604i 10.25 allies. Yearling wethers 10.00 (ij 11.00 East Las Vegas va á tener más Las tropas rusas han tomado la on Tanlac you wouldn't take me for ed "Knt an apple luces en sus calles, y se han conce- ofensiva en la reglón de Chotin en same man now. I was barely able and send a biscuit," UAV AND (ill A I N MAIIKKT. the Is the motto this year. dido los contratos para pavimentar la frontera de Rusia y Galicia, donde to walk, but now I feel like I could win War conditions also confront F. O. B. Denver, Carload Price.) otras calles. han resistido á los ataques teutónicos, In a foot race with anybody. I began the liar. apple growers, for ner Ton. La antigua plataforma giratoria, en en la región de Brody. Dos aldeas to have trouble with my stomach about there is a scurclty Buvtner of pickers, nnd careful preparations Colorado upland, per ton. .20.0024.00 uso desde 18S1 en East Las Vegas, se han sido capturadas. Los Austro ale- four years ago and was told that ray Nebraska upland 18. OOw 22.00 must now be made to see nay esta demoliendo para la Instalación manes perdieron á 300 hombres, y cu- trouble was nervous dyspepsia and I that this rrairie (old crop) coio. crop is nil safely harvested put and Neb., per ton 19.0021.00 de una nueva. atro ametralladoras. about everything I Heard of, but and Prairie hay (new crop) Colo. took Into storage. Now Is be- nothing did me any good. I was so the time to and Neb.. Der ton 16.00 17.00 O. N. Marrón y Francis E. Wood de gin organizing picking crews in every Timothy, per ton 22.00 24.00 Albuquerque pagaron su multa de $500 Occidente. nervous I could hardly sleep at all and (new crop) per ton 12.0015.00 apple growing section. A survey of Alfalfa infligidos por rebeldía por Una helada ligera se anunció de I was badly constipated. I lost my ap- South Park, per ton 23.0025.00 cada uno, the situation shows that the Gunnison Valley, per ton . 21. 00j 24.00 Aberdeen. El frío se extendió por la petite entirely and would get so weak farmer la corte suprema de estado. will need from business Straw, per ton 6.00 7.00 parte de Sud Dakota el 9 de dizzy at times would almost fall. tiralD. Los miembros de la batería A, de noreste and I men in the towns and cities round agosto. Finally I simply had to give tip work Wheat, new. ch. mill. 100 lbs..buy 4.32 j nmnn Aa unaun Miin. about at which he trades, and which Oats, Neb., 100 lbs., buying 2.60 '"'""' " "T""" federación de labor de en altogether and, was down In bed for Colo, oats, bulk, buying .oo enterraron Ted, su animal de buena La estado have just as great an Interest In tills 4.31 en designó four months. Corn chop, sack, selling suerte, con enteros honores militares. convención Clifton, Ariz., crop us the farmer himself. This is Corn in sack, selling 4.28 á un comité para Investigar las depor "I felt better almost as soon as I Bran, Colo., per loo lbs., selling 2.20 El Gobernador Llndsey expresó su emergency organization work to be taciones en Bisbee, el 12 de started on Tanlac. Pretty soon I was desaprobación de la deportación de Julio. taken up immediately by chambers of Klour. La cosecha de algodón, incluyendo able to go back to work and I wasn't Hungarian patent . . . . Gallup en un mensaje enviado á Juan commerce, boards of trade, state and semilla para el año comercial quo nervous and Irritable like I had been. county R. McPie del consejo de defensa del la councils of defense, and busi- Dressed Poultry. se terminó el 31 de julio, fué esti Everybody wanted to know what ness men generally. .(lesa 10 Commission.) condado de McKinley. change and told them Turkeys, fancy dry picked.. 22 24 mada á $1,412,860,036, contra los 0 caused the I The labor supply to harvest this 20 22 Según las cuentas en la oficina de anything Turkeys, old tarns hace un año. Tanlac. I am eating just I crop exists right in the cities adjacent Turkeys, choice 1 18 R. C. Reid, oficial pagador federal, Iob m A proyecto want and my appetite is fine and I to Hens, fancy 20 22 pesar del de cámara the apple orchards in most cases, young 18 20 gastos totales de los Estados Unidos my am Ducks, relativo al control de los alimentos never felt better In life. I feel but the draft and demands of fac- Qeeae . 14 16 para el registro de 82,943 Nuevos Me 14 los precios se elevaron en Chicago el ing strong and full of energy and can tories and railroads for labor have Kooatera 12 jicanos fué de $3,425.01. 9 de agosto, superando los marranos do my work with more ease than In a disturbed the normal supply of work- Poultry. Live L. Currant de Aztec ba sido nom todos los récordes precedentes, pre long time. My wife and children are ers upon which the farmer usually (Prices net F.O.B. Denver.) al Hens, fancy, lb 13 i 16 brado superintendente de caminos cio de $16.75 y las patatas llegando a now taking Tanlac and we are all feel' draws, Is necessary to 24 25 and it recruit Broilers, lb para el condado de San Juan. El con por lng fine." new kinds of workers. People who Kooatera. lb 7 8 $6.50 barril. Turkeys, 10 Iba. or over 20 dado impondrá & los contribuyentes ' There Is a Tanlac dealer In jroui have never regarded themselves as ap- ....18 Ducks, young 14 16 dos milésimos para caminos. Extranjero. town. Adv. ple pickers may this year be asked to Qeeae .10 11 telegrafió á pre go to the orchards and help get In the El Gobernador Llndsey La Señorita Jeanette Rankin tegga. partido de mineros en sentó A una de In Hades. crop for patriotic reasons. Eggs, graded No. 1 net, F. O. los jefes del la cámara resolución 83 Gallup, dándo común New Arrival Any good fishing Much is heard about the scarcity of B. Denver Belén, deportados de acuerdo autorizando al Presi Eggs, graded No. 2 net, F. O. Gallup y around here? labor, but there Is not as great a scar- 24 les permiso de regresar á dente de encargarse y operar las B. Denver vayan Dotty Devil Best In the universe, most people Imagine. Workers Eggs, case count, misc. casea suaeriéndoles aue no todos minas metalíferas. city as less commission 6.00B9.50 All you catch are already cooked. upon whom the farmer depends in or- juntos. Los enemigos teutones internados Cartoons Magazine. dinary times have simply been shifted Butter. En Camp Funston, Albuquerque, en Honolulu son obligados á trabajar condi Creameries, ex. 1st grade, lb. 40 organizando compañía de en de azúcar, según Into other occupations, and war Creameries, 2nd grade, lb. .. 37 está una las plantaciones CUTICURA KILLS DANDRUFF tions demand that business men step Process 36 (37 ametralladoras, la cual será una uni anuncia el alguacil de los Estados In, locate other classes of workers who Packing stock (net) 31 dad adicional del primer regimiento UnidoB Jérome Smlddy. The Cause of Dry, Thin and Falling can be shifted to the orchards for this Fruit. de la guardia nacional de Nuevo Según los miembros de una delega Hair Does Quickly Trial Free. emergency and see that the farmer has ADDle8. Colo., new, fancy, box 1.00 2.26 Mexico. ción Inglesa que acaba de regresar de and It Cherries, Colo., pie, cts 2.00 help. i, plenty of Gooseberries, uoio., qt. cts. . .o.uuio'e-1- El consejo de reclutamiento de con Petrograd la salud de Alejandro Anoint spots of dandruff, itching and There will probably be some ditn-- Gooseberries, Colo., pt. cts. .. 2.00 dado ha descubierto que al menos el hombre tan eminente de apple crop with Raspberries 2.608.00 Irritation with Cuticura Ointment Fol- culty in harvesting the Strawberries, home sr., pts. ,.8.604.00 nueve hombres de edad militar falta- Rusia, está causando mucha ansiedad low at once by a hot shampoo with these volunteer workers, many or ron en registrarse en el distrito de A sus amigos. no experience at work. Vegetables. Cuticura Soap, man, and next whom have the 07 Cerro, parte septentrional del condado de co if a care- Asparagus, lb .10 La primera venta la nueva morning if a woman. When Dandruff Perishable fruit must be handled Beets, cwt 1.60 2.00 de Taos. secha de trigo se htso en Gretna, fully to prevent injury to the skin and Beets, nena vw . goes hair comes. Use Cuticura coio., El avance en el preolo del trigo re Man. Ese trigo, el norte N 1, pro- the would later cause de- Carrota, cwt 1.602.00 Soap dally for the toilet. bruises. These Cauliflower, lb 0 09 sulta en la retención de más de 460,- dujo veinticuatro bushels por acre. cay when the apples go into storage. unions, table, aoz zviw Free sample each by mall with Boole .o 000 bushels de trigo del condado de Este es el primer trigo que se haya The principles of careful fruit pick "Potatoes, cwt. 8.504.00 Address Cuticura, Dept. L, Turnips, Colo., dos. ouncnea . Curry. La mayor parte de este pro jamás vendido tan temprano en Mani- postcard, ing are very simple, and easily under .usi .s Boston, everywhere--Adv- . ducto se guarda en paja mientras siga toba. Sold stood. If the farmer can start wiui HIDES AND PELTS. firme la demanda por él. Según avisos procedentes de Berlín two or three experienced pickers and Dry Enjoyment. Hides. A A el spend a little time explaining good Flint butcher, per lb 37 12 Diez y siete condados del estado au se va presentar la dieta, en "How you spend your vacation?" 36 re- did methods to his volunteers he Flint fallen mentaron sus cobranzas durante ju- futuro Inmediato, el proyeoto de "Thinking back to the picking Flint bull and stag 19 about getting get excellent results, for these 18 nio, 1917, sobre las cobranzas de junio, forma prusiana; eso es lo que anun- any hornets or should Flint culla and glue shop where there aren't while new to the work, will Salt hldea 2 3c lb. less. 1916. según muestran las cuentas ció el canciller MIchaelis A Herr mosquitoes or sunburn or malaria or volunteers, Horaehldea 12 23 price of also be people of good average Intelli- aalted. compiladas por el secretario Asplund Hlrsch, uno del puñado de socialistas anything." war emergency will ap- de la Comisión de tasación de estado. de la dieta. gence, and the Dry Flint Pelts. to their interest so that they will 34 86 Red peal Wool pelts, per lb El Gobernador Llndsey ha nombrado Makes the laundress happy that's ready to help harvest the pelts 80 82 General, Cross Bag Blue. Makes beautiful, clear be more than Short wool adicionales consejos de defensa de Butcher ahearllngs. No. 1 . 19 Conkllng, gen white clothea. All good rocera. Adv. crop skillfully. No. 2 murían ahearllngs . 06 condado por todos los condados toda Roscoe procurador Apple growers are advlsea to get in Buoks, aaddlea and plecea at value. vía no representados. Estos conse- eral diputado encargado del recluta- organizations 8quelohed Again. mih with the business jos locales cooperarán con el gran miento en la ciudad de Nueva York, help be Green Salted Pelta. He Here's a doctor who Insists that in their nearest town, ask that Lamb and sheep, each ....1.00 2.00 consejo de defensa del estado de Nu estimó que el número total de hom- wearing too many clothes Is detri- in securing pickers and report Spring lamba 60 76 es de given Shearlings 10 50 evo Mexico. bres alistados hasta la fecha mental to health. number of pickers neeaeo oy uieui-selve- unos 6,000. the de Corporaciones de She Then what you allow me to One of the greatest difficul- Calf and Kip. Ureeaj Salted. La Comisión 26 28 una sesión en forma, Elihu Root, quien con otros miem first-clas- s health harvest hands for Calrskln, per lb. Estado anunció dress on must be a ties in organizing 1 bros de la .misión americana A Rusia, accurate Horse. No. .006.60 para el 18 de agosto, para el exámen resort. Judge. any crop Is that of gathering Horse. No. t 6.00 6.60 la cual ha terminado su obra, estuvo Kip . 30 de la de los ferrocarriles por information as to how many helpers demanda en Chloago, dijo que hay each Deacona, each lt 1.60 un aumento de 16 centavos por tone- vlrtualmente MÉQlCÍÑE are needed on each farm and in Slunka 60 70 apenas más desórden en Rusia que en TRY A THAT - H lada en sus tárifas de transporte de township. For lack of such xnrorma- Branded los Pony 2.002.60 Inter-estad- Etados Unidos. "very often happens that one Glue and carbón tion it Colt 60 76 Los fines del proyecto de control PROVES TS VALUE township will be handicapped because , 0 Se organizó la Comisión de Fronte- nacional de alimentos que se acaba de is without sufficient helpers and a Oreen Salted, Cored Hldea. etc. ras de Estado eligiendo al juez de la it 174 18 son para asegurar una provi twenty-fiv- e or thirty miles Over 40 lbs., par lb. - suprema W. Parker de adoptar Daring the entire period of time that township 16 17 corte Frank Under 40 lba. O, sión adecuada y Igual distribución de I have been handling Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Ro- away will have a surplus of workers. Bull and atag It presidente y al abogado James I have never heard a eingle com- ascertaining in advance Just how Olue hldea and eklna 18 Fitch de Socorro para secretarlo. alimentos, combustible y necesidades plaint. My customers are generally pleased By Part cured, lc leas. de casa y agrícolas: para prevenir el many workers will be needed In each 2e El Gobernador Llndsey ha presen- with resulta obtained and speak words of Oreen, lb. leaa than cured. amontonamiento, la monopolización. business organizations will be tado al secretarlo de la guerra una praise for the merits of the preparation. locality, una especulación perniciosa ó control Very truly yours, able to recruit a sufficient force. MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. petición por 3,000 rifles y 60,000 car- spe-,..- i privado una distribución privada da GILL COMPANY, Druggist, This year's apple crop calls for tuchos con bala, para armar á los 4 Per Julian 37 Gill. handling. The size ol Metal Market Quotations. las necesidades de la vida; para reg- metimrts of Spot, 10 M guardias de casa en Nuevo Mexico. Bept. 29, 191ft Starkville, Miss. necessary to send New Tork. Lead lie. la lguallzación de provisiones por the crop makes It Copper September and fourth quar- El gobierno también ha pedido una lar and los agentes del gobierno y A las Ó- Letter to only the first-clas- s fruit to market ter, 26.6027.00. provlBión de cartuchos vacíos y 8,000 culls Spot, 268.75 bid. rdenes del Presidente; para mantener Dr. Kilmer 6 Co. to see. that all seconds and an Tin cinturas y cantinas. Binshamton, N. Y. home or worked Bar Silver 82TÍC. el dominio del gobierno sobre todas sold in bulk around Copper Casting, 827.12 V,. La mayor parte de la concesión de There must be St. Louis. Spelter 88.42. las oosas necesarias durante si pe- Prove What Swamp-Ro- Will Do For Yoa up into de Sebastian Martín, abarcando see apples are not London. Bar Silver 42 11 6d per oa. tierra riodo de la guerra, bajo la superin- Send ten centa to Dr. Kilmer & Co., great care to that Tungsten concentrates, 46,000 acres, la cual por muchos año Binghamton, N. Y., for sample size . Boulder. 60'. tendencia de un dictador. a exposed to tne iieni $17.00 per unit. Crude ores. 60. 216.00; ha sido propiedad de La Joya Land bottle. It will convince anyone. You properly housed In $9.40 12.00; $8.70 10.00 per will also receive valuable but are 26, 10, and Irrigation Company, ha sido ce- a booklet of storage places on the farm unit. about the kidneys and temporary dida & Field Bohart de Colorado Washington. men- cooled. The scarcity ol bladder. When writing, be aura ana and carefully Chicago Live Stock Quotations. Springs, quien recientemente adquirió El proyecto de ríos y puertos, apro- tion this paper. Large and medium sise will probably make It neces- Chicago. Hogs Bulk, $15.8016.76; bottles for Bale Adv. nickers unos 60,000 acres de la concesión de piando unos $27,000,000 Be volvió ley at all drug stores. sary pick and house the crop first lieht. 116.10 ill 16.70: mixed. (15.3510 to 16.75; heavy, $15.10 16 80; a new high Cebollta. con la firma del Presidente Wilson. and pack it afterwords Full Fix Many of Us Are In. and grade price record; rough, $15.10 16.85; pigs, que Curry es un con precauciones es. for handling the fruit will 111 2514.00. Considerando Se están tomando Footpad Your money or your Ufe? directions Cattle Native beef cattle. $7.90 dado nuevo, y uno de terrenos agrí- pedales para guardar bien los alimen- published later. 1A IE- - ffA 1 : Mr. Lanks My friend, as I am try- be Immediately wMtarm .r..rs. 17.00 2.25 secos, el cual algunos años hace tos que comprando para el great big task stockers and feeders, $6.80 t it ; cows colas se están ing to support a family of six per- The picking ni ni ferrocarriles, marina. Is that of securing a and helfera. $4.40lz.oo; calvea, $8.70 no tenia habitantes servicio de la sons on fifty dollars a month, I have ahead 11.50. de $10,063,970 en impues- and In this work the business Sheep1 Wethers, $7.50 10.80; ewes. su entrada El Presidente Wilson puso la mano neither! force, como los del con and the farmer are 86.609.26: lamba, $9.2614.85. tos tan importantes en los planea del gobierno para reglas To before. This de Fé, es un hecho muy Cynical an extent never known dado Santa los precios y confirió con los fundo Mathematics. will be harvested Prleo agradable para la comisión de tasa-- "Two are company." is a war crop, It FU. narloa encargados del asunto. organization. Duluth. Flaxseed. September, $8.80 otón de estado. Tes, until after they ax made one." with a war October, 11.90; November. ei.su. CHRONIC CONSTIPATION. STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLES. HONOR ROLL COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS MOUNTAINAIR no means an easy matter to No end of misery and actual suffer- (Continued From the Independent. It is by from first page) Ata special session of the board of cure this disease, out it can i'e uuno in ing is caused by disorders of the stom- 917 Shelby 856 ac- Ike Welkor died at the Commercial Hot"l may be avoided by William Vestal Lucy county commissioners held July 26, last niKlit, after several hemorrhages. Mr. most instances by taking Chamber ach and liver, and 35 Byrd Anderson Torreón 856 tion was taken in matters as follows: Wetker had been a sufferer for some time from Iain's Tablets and complying with the the use of Chamberlain's Tablets. Give 765 Pedro Cigila " 857 Returns of the election in the village1 tuberculoma, but was appareutly improving, plain printed directions that accom them a trial. They only costa quarter. 47 being able to do quito a tut of work. Junt a James C. Bowden Estancia 858 of Mountainair were canvassed, it few days previous to his death, he was wnrkiog pany each package. C. 290 936 85 21 William Wimsatt Mtr was found that votes were cast and with a friead. aod through friendly rivalry C. 2913 111 Harry M. Brocraw Willard860 that officers were elected as follows: overdid himself, bringing ou a hemorrhage, lie Notice of Contest 361 had a homestead south of town, and not hav- Joseph A. Howell " 861 W. R. Orme, mayor; P. A. Speckmann, ing sufficient team to break out a large acre- Notice of Contest. Department of the Interior, 125 802 A Copeland, C. J. B. search- Rafael Barcia Tajique clerk; J. Amble, age, spent part of his time trapping. In of Interior, U. S. Land 'Office Santa íe, N. !. 522 Irasmas K. Miller 863 L. Mitchell and Clem Shaffer trustees. ing through his camping outfit for tho addrcSB Department the at Kstancia 18,1917. 466 Keti-hersi- of rolativoB, the undertaker found among othor U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M July Thomas R C'rvale 864 The resolution heretofore passed fav- things New Testament, "4 a copy of the Tn Ruby D. James of Unknown, Coiitestee: Knymundo Jtueu Encino 865 oring the reduction of taxes on the N, something of a rarity anong a campers outfit. August 2, 1917. You are hereby notified tbat hate Smith 626 Juan Sandoval Ortiz Duran 86Ü M. C. R'y on condition that the road Tbe body was held until Tuesday pouding ad- To John S. Preston of Unknown, Con- - Braxton who given Kstancla, N. Mexico, as 6!1 vice from relatives, and on their advice was her e address, did on July 6, 1M7, flle Fred McComas Tajiijue 867 be put in good order, was rescinded for laid rest comotery. A tpatpe: 503 to in the atouutainair in thiB office her duly corroborated application CharlesJolinLubojaskyProfr M18 the reason that the board has no as- brother and sister at Dudley, Missouri, besides You are hereby notified that Esculap- - to contest and secure the cancellation of your ful- numerous friends here, his demiBo. UI291B made 2!5 Marcas Gutierrez Torreón 869 surance that the condition will be mourn ius Cox wbo gives estancia, xm . Mexi- Hommtead Entry. Serial No. Mrs, Dora Booth, who was confined to her bed 1910 NEV4 Section 14. Township 7 865 870 filled. post-offic- March 14, for Addie Thomalson Mtr by again able to be co, as his address, did on m u a tn M M U a BS 177 an attack of rheumatism is P rid An. and Andelicio Chavez Tajique 871 In regard to the resolution of the up Julv 18. 1917, file in this office his duly grounds for her contest ebe alleges that said 167 George Emit Cross Mcintosh 872 New Mexico Horse and Cattle Grow- Leu Booth has purehatoil a inter. corroborated application to contest entryman lias waony aoanuoueu mu 201 Decederio Candelaria Manz'o 873 Association in the matter of ast in Amble's Pharmacy, and will continue to rrw.r- tl,.r twn val aira Inst TtHAf.. and IS DOW DOt ers' make alouotainair his home. and secure the cancellation of your residing upon and cultivating the said lands as 141 Melquiadez Chavez y Corales predatory animals, which is directed Mr. rlootor, who recently acoepted the posi- JNo Ulüyaü .u Pharmacy, homestead Entry serial is required oy tne nomemotm iws, Pinos Wells 874 toward having the boards of county tion as pharmacist with Amble's 15, 1910, NE.y, man'ai a. Murar a Kaonna fmm Hftid land Was DOt expocts to briog his family as suon as hecau se- made March for SJÍ Military service ren- 754 Manuel Serna Manzano 875 commissioners in the various counties 7 due to his employment in cure a residence of some kind. Lots 1 and 2 Section 1, Township N., In with operations lu Mexico, 008 necessary pay M dered connection - Luis Vick Progresso 876 make the tax levies to Horn, to r. and Hrs. 8. L. Kultlily. Aug. 1, a Range 9 E , N. M. P. Meridian, and as or along the borders thereof, or in mobillza- 842 William Howard Sellers Mtr 877 all legitimate bounty claims, resolution daughter. To Mr. and Mrs W. H . Perry. Aug, alleges flnnnamnaaluathafa In t.h fnilitltTT or naval 8, a daughter. grounds for his contest he that 708 Thomas B. Rapkoch Estancia 878 endorsed by this board. John S. Preston has wholly organizations of the United States or the Na the said tional 01 any 01 tne several emw. 992 Jose Peínente! 879 funds necessary tiuard l.ai- - Maria Moriarty Estimate of for the We are verv triad to be able to re abandoned said land lor more tnan six V ... l....rn r.irt nnt.if.tVl that th 495 8H0 a- - confessed, and Juan Torrez y Lujan Cuiai ai maintenance of schools in District No. port much more during past months last past, and is not now re said allegations will be taken 68 881 7 approved. rain the your said entry will be canceled without further Jose Claudia Baca Encino presented and siding upon and cultivating said land office or on 654 Harry 882 (J. weeK. un Sunday there was a Boaster right to be heard, either bifore this Culver Pace Estancia fetitition oi it uean lor reduc- that covered a large part of the range as is reouired by the homestead laws appeal. If you fail to file in this offloe within 366 Jim R. Hemphill Willard 883 tion of taxes on improvements on gov That entryman's alleged absence from twenty days after the FOURTH publication of 537 rejected. Clerk directed country in the east central part of the this notice, as shown below. youranBwer, under John MaxwellLosAngelesCal884 ernment land county, the land was not due to nis employ- these allega- 6 David A. Scholle 885 also the farming district oath, sireoittcally responding to Baca to draw warrant for Jdia.ss out of the around Lucy and part of the Cedarvale ment in military service rendered in tions of contest, together with due proof that '718 Lauriano Romero Encino 886 county special fund and $113.73 out of operations nn lisas, s.waul nnnv nt VfinT KHflWOr OU tOft country. J. W. Walker reports that connection with in Mexico, by regis 7o2 David Sedillo Torreón 887 the state loan fund in favor of Btate or along the borders thereof, or in said contestant either in person or 227 888 three inches of rain fell at Lucy. tered mail. Vernaue Domínguez Palma treasurer. mobilization camps elsewhere, in the Vr.11 .linnlrt tarn In Villi r AflflWlir the DSHie 390 Tori-eo- 889 There were heavy rains southwest and Macario Gabaldon Alejandro Baca for County Board of covering the military or naval organization of the of the post office to which you desire future 399 Joseph T. Negra 890 petitioned board author- west large areas, but notices to be Bent to you. Hamilton Education for showers to the northwest were light United States or in the National Guard 281 Raymund Gomez Moriarty 891 ity to purchase safe for preservation of of any of the several States. FRANCISCO DELGADO, Register. 448 892 and papers to and restricted. However,, yesterday Salavador Jarainillo C'rvale documents pertaining evening a rain came which must have You are, therefore, further notified Date nf ftrt. niihl.RAi.lnn Jul 26. 673 Roy E. Pyatt Pedernal 893 business of said board of education. that the said allegations will be taken Date of second publication August 2. 464 Henry Kempf 894 covered practically the whole county, Date pf third publication August 9. Mountainair Petitioner advised that any of said as confessed, and your said entry will 16. 730 Lee Roberts " 895 may see if a suitable may as it was reported raining from Duran Date of fourth publication August board safe to Torreón at the same time, and this be canceled without further right to be 110 Clarence E Boslev Willard 896 be found and advise commissioners at heard, either before this office or on 512 D. 897 passed to the north, covering the coun- Catarrh Cannot Be Cured Able Lee Mountainair next meeting and they will sanction So appeal, if you fail to file in this office 894 Adolph Blakely Traeey Mtr 898 try that far had been without ade- with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, tu they purchase. quate rains. This rain will improve within twenty days after tbe FOURTH cannot reach the seat of the disease. 370 Charles Hibner Willard 899 directed to apply to Dis In- Treasurer the bean crop wonderfully, and it is publication of this notice, as shown Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly 898 Walter Ellison Timraons M'tsh 900 trict Jndge for order to pay off certain below, your answer, under oath, fluenced by constitutional conditions, and 143 M. 901 certain that the crop will be much bet- In order to cure It you must take an Seserio Chavez Pinos Wells indebtedness out of the interest and specifically responding to these allega- Medi- 120 Eutemio Buena ven ta Torreón 902 sinking and to cancel two cer ter than anticipated a week ago. Tbe Internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh fund, corn crop will be very light, as in those tions of contest, together with due cine is taken Internally and acts thru 434 William B. Johnson Willard 903 tain warrants heretofore issued in proof that you have Berved a copy of the blood on the mucous surfaces of the 256 Alvin Eletus Mtr 904 districts that had not before got suff- system. Hall's Catarrh Medicine was Floyd favor of state treasurer. ad- your answer on the said contestant 621 LuoU C. Owen 905 icient rain the corn was too far prescribed by one of the best physicians Willard Albert Abbott petitioned board to either in person or by registered mail. country years. Is com- 660 Enrico Perez Duran 906 a vanced for this rain to bring it out. in this for It have Drioge erected across Torreón There are a few good cornfields in the You should state in your answer the posed of some of the best tonics known, 485 Gregorio Lobato Manzano 907 Arrovo near the former Marble place name of post office to which you combined with some of the best blood 2 908 valley, but they are scattering. Es- the purifiers. perfect combination of Manuel Ana va Chilili Petitioner instructed to confer with desire future notices to be Bent to you. The 264 Melford D. Flowers P. Wells '909 County Highway Superintendent and tancia had .27 of an inch on the 10th, me ingreaients in xian s uaiarrn medi- this morning the gauge registered .59. FRANCISCO DELGADO, Register. cine Is what produces such wonderful 215 Audey Guy Dodds Mcintosh 910 renort to board at next meeting. results in catarrhal conditions. Send for 500 Fred L. Little Willard 911 John Ingle made oral petition to the Between times there were light show- Date of first publication August 9, 1917 testimonials, free. ers registered traces. Toledo, O. 385 George Lee Humes Moriarty 912 board for permission to close section as ' " second " August 16, 1917 F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Props., 3 All Druggists, 76c. Marshall D. Atkinson Corona 913 line common to lo-i- o s at tne inter- " " third " August 23, 1917 Hall's Family Pills for constipation. 10 Conrad Riley Estancia 914 section of the sw quarter line. Peti- For sale, good young Jersey " " fourth " August 30, 1917 678 James Carol Power Lucy 915 tioner advised that he should net a pe milk cows. Apply to J. A. Brit-tai- 118 Clarence Franklin Bolden East tition signed by the freeholders living Mcintosh. SUMMER COMPLAINT. view 916 in the vicinity stating that said line is During the hot weather of the sum- 701 William A. Ross Eastview 917 not necessary for the travel of the mer months some member of almost R B. COCHRANE 508 Thomas Erschiul Lacey M'ty 918 public, and present it at the next meet Card of Thanks. every family is likely to be troubled 50o Bennie Logan Duran 919 ing of the board. with an unnatural looseness of the 737 George B. Rhodes Mtr 920 In the matter of certificates of in- We would endeavor to ex- bowels, and it is of the greatest im- Shoe and Harness 220 Buster John Davis Lucy 921 debtedness issued to former county of press our heartfelt thanks to our portance that this be treated promptly. 813 922 Repairing Thomas Roy Snodgrass Duran ficials according to law when there friends and neighbors who eo Which can only be done when the 304 Fabian Griego Quarai 923 was not money to pay salaries and medicine is kept at hand. Mrs. F. F. 876 Craven Ward Turner Est. 924 charges due Baid officials, ordered by tenderly assisted us during the Scott. Scottsville. N. Y.. states. "I 384 John Wilson Henley " 925 the board that the District Attorney last illness and recent death of first used Chamberlain's Colic and All work guaranteed 188 Trinidad Calderón Willard 926 present a petition to the District our loving companion and darling Diarrhoea Remedy as much as five 956 Roy Osborn Wilson Estancia 927 Judge asking for an order to make a mother. years ago. At that time l bad a se- 471 Thomas W. Lambkin " 928 special levy to pay said certincates, vere attack of summer complaint and Shop on North Main Street 689 Mariano Quintana 929 there being no money available to pay But words are unable to ex- was Buffering intense pain. One dose 698 Clemente Terrin Riberia Q'rai 930 said certificates. The certificates is press our gratitude for each kind relieved me. Other members of my . bi utoniel Franze Negra 9J1 sued are as follows: deed rendered. nly have since used it with like re Estancia. New Mexico 907 Jose T. Barela Torreón 932 Julius Meyer, sheriff S6737.14 May the protecting hand of sults.1' 172 John L. Chism Mountainair 933 Manuel Sanchez Jr., co clerk 869.74 200 Pablo S. Chavez Quarai 934 " " " dist clerk 626 66 the e God ever shelter the 376 Henry Marvin Haves Est. 935 C. J. Amble, co treasurer 157.35 homes of each and every one is 192 Juan E. Sisneros Willard 936 Chas. L Burt, co. supt. 1096.30 the earnest prayer of fhos. J. 233 Leo Arthur Douglas Estancia 937 Acasio Gallegos, county clerk 154.19 Luther and Children. BANK 977 Adolpho Zamora Mtr 938 C J. Amble, treasurer 136.00 ENeiNO STATE 796 Charles L. Shockey Moriarty 939 Jose de Jesus Romero, co.com'r 60 66 ENCINO, NEW MEXICO oio yivester Martinez Torreón 940 Julius Meyer, sheriff premium METHODIST CHURCH 25,000.00 203 Anastacio Candelaria Torreón 941 on bond 70.00 CAPITAL 611 Juan Negrete Willard 942 Angus McGillivray, co. com'r 66.66 Sunday School at 10 a. m.. Does a general banking business. Live stock loans a specialty. We invite 403 Grover Hartford Hendershott Celestino Ortiz, " " 66.66 Rev. Edward Hinman superin you to call on us and tell us your needs. Lucy 943 Librado Valencia " " 55.20 tendent. 196 Jose Jesus Chavez Quarai 944 Manuel Sanchez Jr., prem on bond 35.00 F. H. WOOD, Pres. W. A. MARSHALL, V.-- C. L. CREIGHTON. Cash. This completes the list as far as In accordance with agreement with Preaching 11 a. m. Subject: drawn. We were under the impression A. C. Cooley, the board appointed a "Our Wonderful Opportunity." that all registrants in this county had committee to act with this board in the Evening worship 7:45. Sub Deen drawn, but such is not the case. selection of a successor to County ject: "Profit and Loss as Based There are 1,006 registrants, and 941 Agent Harwell, committee to be ad have been drawn, leaving 62 not drawn vised of the time of ouch selection. on the Consumption of food. Registrants who were not in the first Board adjourned subject to call of clothing and Drink in Our Coun call and whose names do not appear in cnairman. try." Luck is Oneself the lists published in this issue and in .Prayer meeting and Epworth Some people think it necessary to no to the city to deal with a bis; bank. last week s paper, will and oilers you accommodations. We thereby know FAIRVIEW League Thursday 7:30 p. m. Yonr homo bank is just as safe better that they are of the number not drawn, Special Correspondence. have five other banks In thiB State which gives us unequalled facilities for and when drawn in the will Ladies' Aid at the church par handling banking connections in other cities afford ex- future Last week's items. local businss and our come after 944. lors Thursday, August 23 at 2:30 cellent service for all other business . Lloyd Davis by arrived from Oklahoma p. Being a state bank ; yoor funds, deposited whh us, are the Monday m. we also carry Fire Burglar In- ASK ANYONE WHO HAS ISED IT. to snend the summer with his strict State Laws regulating banks, and and parents Mr. Mrs. W. surance and are protected from daylight-holdup- and in addition our em- and R. Davis. ployee are polite and competent men, who are also "Bonded." There are families who alwavs aim JNick tloiliday and JNoan uye motored Department of the Interior, Colic Banking by mail, a special feature. It if easy. Put your money and checks to keep a bottle of Chamberlain's over to Albuquerque Saturday. Cliprk book, furnished free. Call ana Diarrhoea Kemedy house United States Land Office. in the Post Ottice; we do the rest. ftc.. in the Mr. uunn. who sola to Walter Mar Santa Fe, New Mexico, July 30, 1917. and get acquainted and investigate; and. if you feel satisfied, we Buall be for use in case it is needed, and find tin last fall and left for Mexico, de glad to serve you, as we want your business. not only good Notice is herebv eiven that the State that it is a investment cided the Estancia valley is the best of New Mexico, under the provisions but saves them no end of suffering. place yet, returned and purchased We pay 4 percent on Certificates of Deposit As has of the Act of Congress of June 21, to its reliability, ask anyone who ana tne onapman community. 1898, 20, has used it. in and June 1910, and the Acts van Lane and lamilv are at home supplementary thereto, has made ap- Torrance County Savings Bank from a two weeks visit to his parents plication for the following described at uoodnight. lexas. Van was a cow unapprupriaieu puouc janos aainoem- Willard, New Mexico boy for years on the ranch of his uncle nity Bchool lands. ' Does Your Back flGiie? Chas. A. Goodnight, andsavs tbe coun List 8143 033412, EJÍ EJ, Sec 33 , try has changed wonderfully, the ranch- T. 1 N., R, 10 E., N. M. es having been cut up into farms, and List 8145 033413. NEW NW','. Sec. fields It is usually a sign of Bick kidneys, vast of maize are growing where 21, T. 8 N., R. 17 E , N. M. cattle used to graze. The purpose of this I especially if the kidney action is dis- notice is to allow Mr Abbott and family of bstancia all persons claiming the land adversely, ordered, passages or fre- I scanty too were guests of Mr. and Mrs. rt. W. or desiring to alio it to be mineral in BRRNET FKEILrlNiinK f quent. Don't wait for more serious Davie Sunday. character, an opportunity to file ob- troubles. Begin using Doan's Kidney Mr. Downey of Mountainair is put jections to such location or selection The Land Man ting up a residence for the proprietor with register and Pills, Read this East Las Vegas testi- the receiver of the of Fairview farm. United States Land Office at He Buys and Sells Real Estate and Live Stock mony. Santa Fe, A fine rain Saturdav. Crona are New Mexico, and to establish their in- t H. C. Leahy, locomotive fireman, 225 doing fine. terest therein, or the mineral character I ESTflNeiH, N. M. Railroad Ave., East Las Vegas, N. thereof. M. E. LADIES' AID 4 Méx., says: "My back and kidneys FRANCISCO DELGADO. Register, U. S. Land Office. me a Noth- MrB. Sherwood entorta: nnri tli Ladies Aid of gave great deal of trouble. the U. E. church at. mr country linmA on ing helped me until I used Doan's Kid- Thursday afternoon. Nine members and three visitors were i.rwent. The president opened ney Pills. They took away the pains the niHtio with scripture reading and prayer. in my back and put me Among oilier business transactions tne Aia in good shape lecidt d to serve lunch nn th Brut da of the 0 0 again. Those who follow railroading fair, alfo to have a bazaar on December lBt. Neal Jenson Ihe improvement of the church is progress Pure , o are often subject to kidney ailments. ing nicely. Mr. Wtlls kindly raised $K..0O UNSWEETENED The of anion? hie friends for which the Aid extends to evapdritfh U. S. jolting the train is bad and one him a vto of thanks and wish mere would Gommissioner doing this work needs a strong back. I show the same interest. We appreciate the atristante already given the Aid. After the Goat Milk 0 Land Office Business of all Kinds Transacted. am glad know of Doan's Kidney i T7m h that I painting finished we expect to uro on making fnmmnnmitli fin v Life, Accident and Health Insurance. Pills, as they can be depended upon to morn needed imiirovemenrjt. W have already Tho Food Fire. exoemlod tho sum of nhonr. ÍUKl fri). Perfect for Invalids Legal Drawn Acknow- always give relief." Two more mem born were added to our nam-be- r i ork wonder ia reMming health ta thorn i Papers and WlirTlnf WtlB III tunvu loan or tloreach Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't sim- Aftr the coDclanion of oar business the Iron Mar. Pudlivrtj MilvaibepruLaUat a ledged. Residences and hoftens sorred delicious refreshments which ply ask for a kidney remedy get were enjoyed by rarms lor Kent. Mr. Kemp and Ret. Dretx, who LCADIN9 DRUGS! ST Doan's Kidney Pills -- the same that Mr. managed to be nearby at refreshment time. Mrs. Bretz kindly invited the ladies to meet Put op in Tin Leahy used. Foster-Milbu- rn Co., with her on the next regular meeting day at Estancia; New Mexico Buffalo, N. tho Sunday school room, quilting W be the WIDEMANN GOAT MILK CO. Props., Y. order of the day. IL looc spe