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VOL. XIII. No. 4::. ALAMOUOBDO. NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14 IMt. BRICE 5 CENTS

ILFiLEBILU IS S:i:i3 TEsTtOEíibi? f" S ThblioGive,1:M1!n-mti,,1tOi.- jg.j t aud Resources 'is? A I WE Ab8,ei ,twn Meeting m m .... - - - - Rn mi Teacher's uposiiiOBi October 19 9. Go; ranMDt V.1I u es Alfilerüh As 30th, Otero County is being well Mr. Dur.n took (ood Assji-tuieii- t Forage Phut on Spring Bai ge FIT FOÜ The Valley section of the Otero represented al the fair, this a eel; STQ9i of Uttrco Products to Fair Co. Teachers at Albuquerque, the products I Association will Uncle is studying hold a meeting in the Alamogor-- ! San tlow tin furnished i. the foiiou in- - par New Mexico has Greater Resources. Less Il The Allvi',urrin Journal .ir: I High iistribatioa an the l ibjts of Al 00 School Building, Oct 80, j. B ,Ju ties comprise tin. Otero eoonty I rf AJimagoril, 1 l'i -- a. A A ft .1 1 literacy and More Openings for Industruous ill as- ano iLme glerül, neof. HÉe wests beat exhibit. Tim-- , who sent from puoiiciarrvwj th(. city f sterday Men, Most are cordially invited (o attend f.tras plant", with new of deter- - Alamogordo an Fred Stone, M r. tlian States in Union Have. ,vit. thm ()t,.ro(1 mDnf, exhibit. following pro minios Hi paaéihility nf growing li Tostein, R. Kenedy, G for the 2.'ili Annual sjr and . I It in only fair to assume thai than M 'iid ho by rend re. it up in orrgruel ranges, an Wadsworth, B. F. Wooton, A. equalled the Resources Exposii ion, I he e.v-b-y i n r hieing those members of congress wh state of New York, were its cities Opening s by Assoeia- - it upon Nitiniia! Martin. N. .1. I'alt'enbenrer - N the llibit has been gatheied Mr. oppose the admission of Hew towns, Hon. K ranges Where hitherto it Jonei, Geo. Weigele, C Willard woodlands and waste land Dunn during the past three weeks Mexico to the union as a all pu unknown, or ha occur T. SI. Boatriirht. s. Price, ü. C state. under the plow. Devotional Exercises by Kev, with great care and is a splendid liase t heir opposition upon prop Arid S. B. red only in limited quantities. Renfrew, R. B. Kenedy, A. K. he could learn that the Calloway. demonstration of what farming grounds, and really believe known ctial Paper by Allilerilia is a very valuable Gore, and a. B. Dille. The thai fields and measured Miss Montague. is accomplishing in Otereo eonn. - l the territory has not been endow- forest areas of New Mexico con- Subject, The Rural School tu hardy forage plant, which Mountain Park exhibitors ire W. of ty. There are fruits . mini uwl ed by nature with sufficient re-- 1 New tenstitutes one of the principal H. Mauldin, H. li. Hani-- . E. taiu more coal, and more timber, Mexico. vegetables and other products sources to enable it to maintain than did Discussion pi g feedl upon many of the Zinker, D. B. Rich innnd, J. F. the entire area of the opened by Miss: all attractively arranged, and a population which would great coal - ki 'ill range of the Southwest. ween, J. W. Johnson, Q Y. entitle and timber state of R''l'c- Mr. Dunn and assistants spent a, it to rank with the average I a, B : fattens rapidly on it mid the Latharm, Q, F. Wal'up, J, 1). before a ton of Selection by Miss Banks busy day yesterday getting the American state. coal was mined by gain is pood hard tallow not Oolley, F. ti. Hays and ,1 F. or tree cut in that Papr Mr. R. S. Tipton. stuff in position in the exhibit I If such conditions existed they state. easily lost through shipment. Oadwallader. Eli Moser A C. Subject, The Needs of Our j hall. - would a objec- I constitute vnlid He would learn, too. that New Schools. ""o-rur- n- jiailj sto, uoieo Ian- rnieavoi-- i x tt Mitel', v... fc , ljaiieii, 11. i.t Tb erh'Ht irt"''!''"-- ' I tion, and would amply Mexic d b indroduce it upon their Brantlv and A. J. Swell sent! justify is as great a store house Discussion opened by Mr. Chas duct of garden, orchard and field, congress in refusing to gold, rang 9, and in most instances from Oloudcroft. J. BorundaJ admit the of silver, copper, lead anil'Geor and is the best and most varied territory to then efforts have failed. The W. N. Aimind, Leslie Ellis and statehood. But is it other metals, as any state in the l.ao p. m. ever assembled in the county. of true t hat such conditions exis;'.' union, though up to caii this failure is now found jJ.H Oastledine from La Luz. th3 time Musical Number by Miss Oliv- There are pumpkins weighing 75 Any member of congress who to in the fact proven by tests James Canon exhibition are ,J. notóle tenth of its area has been pounds, sugar biers 26 pounds, will ers. 111 In-- 1 take the trouble to examine even scratched by public hy the Bureau of Plant D. Cathay and A. J. Posey. the Paper by Prof A. B. Hayes. meleñs to pounds, swischard 10' du- - j the facts as they actually spirited men of the who that the seed sold by seed Andy Little, of Three Rivers! are. states, Subject, Fraternalism Among pounds to the bunch, sweet po- will very soon be forced have by seldom Sac-nativ- toadmil come in thousands,' and S Irn hat erer ten per cent and Dr. Orumpacker, of e Teachers. tatoes pounds, oats 8 feet high, that such an impression is based are now found hi gen power, and that ramentoalso contributed. at the ad of General Discussion. pears 82 nzs. and apples 22 ozs. upon false premises. And it will a Hairs in nearly every section of mi. ntlis of the gaei Address by Sunt. Lacy Simms. Among ot her interesting things Ha."e Added New not be necessary for him, in the territory. Our V.. Linotype. educated Unfinished Business. in the exhibit are a huge peat making his investigation people lie United States Forest lias Like the res of our progressive of the native are just as thorough Social in the Evening. weighing 81 ounces and an apple case to accept t he ions going American n in receipt of many requests citizens and lusinesa men, the representa! citizens us the which is live inches in diameter. of any of t he p::rl isans of he people of any of for the planting of Allilerilia up-- Advertiser is keeping up with the states of the "We can easily beat that overin I cause of statehood He union, Friend Bill. on mring ranges within the Na- - the procession, having, onlv n iniv rule while our admirable pub- the fr n't sections of Otero coun- our an 01 a cue lic i tho- tin 11I Forest, and has decided tol cently, added a Mergeathalerj uiese testimony system, which just as (By Minna Irving.) ty," said Mr. Dunn, "but that of prejudiced witnesses, roughly up to ad- ai'i upon them. Tests having Linotype to its equipment. When and base date and ably I have the very best of friends apple and pear aren't bad, just his judgement solely A prn ved the impossibility of secu a town like Alamognrdo can sup- upon the ministered as that of any of the man fan ever boast; to show a good average product. made rin satisfactory supplies of the port such a machine it is a sign and records of the United states, is causing the illiteracy He shelters me, supplies my coal. Alamogordo and Otereo county wed through the ordinary chan- of advancement and Brother States, and upon facts and sta- - of the poorer classes to disappear And buys my steaks and roast : expect to send a large and rep- by it is nels, A. W.Sampson, Plant Ecol- By US is. to be most heartily con- tistics gathered the federal very rapidly, and now but He wraps me in an overcoat resentative delegation to the ogista was detailed to the work gratulated upon his new acquisi- authorities. rarAlfitSfme ivUl find e fifteen When vio ter winds sre chill, fir this - From those year of securing a supply that would tion aa well as the advancement sources, he will old boy or girl Who is nor And treats me to a good cigar meet all requirements. that is shown. learn to start with, that the ter- - able toread and write, usually in This friend whose name is Bill. Exhibits Wanted! ritory of New Mexico contains both English and Spanish. The Beginning his investigations He gives me books and maga- Mr. J. C. Dunn is very anxious After the Big Ones. more acres than coming up 111 Sequoia Forest in California all the six states United States census zines, to have some more exhibits of Dr. R. H. a-- Gudger, W. E. War- of the New England and will show there are a good he discovered that by setting 1 the that to cane, corn, apple, and any other ) And tickets the show, suitable-tract- s ren and W. Miller, with Mar- Empire state of New York, com- many sections of the country lide. upon which And makes my balance in the exhibits, in fact, left at the shall Parker as chaperon, an bined. the plants was abundant, aud and that are much worse off than bank Alamo Real Estate Go's office. equipment consisting of photo He will learn por-- ; New Mexico in il- :i ;iing its growth seed with al that while the matter of We understand that these are to plates, To t'air proportions grow. genninative power in excess of eight burros and etc., tions of the area of New Mexico; literacy. lie used at the El Paso fair in on I'll never want for bed or board, n i v left horseback, Wednesday are barren, and possibly may; Physically and New per cent could be secured mentally Or wherewithal to fill connection with the exhibits in for the u Water never be reclaimed, there are Mexico is now huge quantities, and at a cos t ' well equipped for My pipe, while I can clasp him which are being shown at much 0afil n' for & two hunting more acres in the territory below the orevailine mar--1 wVñ that statehood, and any member of close prices. Asa result of I11V trlP- - Tht"-- "tipt meeting can be successfully cultivated congress who will take the trou- - .. 1 ... My friend, the Dollar Bill. - 1...., ..c r.;...iu o the Forest Service .f. .'"-"- BWW"I," without irrigation, than are New ble to examine the facts as they Our Efficient Sheriff. has arranged to iineiuaeit in tiieir outtit a few England states except Maine. exist, will not. fail to convince set aside certain New Officer For Blind Institute. We have discovered how our tracts Winchesters and ammunition as He will learn, also, that there 'there in the Southwest this fall himself that is no reason sheriff, H. W. Dennej, has made for emblems of peace. During their is a greater tillable area, subject R. R.Pratt, assistant superin- the pupuse of cultivating and for opposing her admission ex- and held his record for safely stay, they will make headquar- to irrigation most tendent of the Western Pennsyl- collecting Alfilerilla seed. the reliable cept one of politics. Albuquer- keeping the numerous prisoners ters on Bear Creek, from whence form of agriculture in vania Blind Institute at Pitts The seed thus secured will be the world que Journal. left in his charge. After safely the News will receive their "dol- burg, will return to Alamogordo used to reseed to overgrazed and shackling the prisoners he goes lar a word" a word hunting story, Thursday to accept the superin-tendenc- y otherwise depleted ranges within ROAOS DEIN6 BOILT cultural and other lines. with his mind at ease, '"with by wireless. of the New Mexico In- the National Forests, and it is plan- Otero county should no longer key thrown in the stitute for the Blind. As well." ned to introduce the plant upon Committee Beoortf Progress-M-ore be content with makeshift roads. relat- As was recently B b b b in his Bonnett- ed in these columns some illustrated many dry ranges to which it has Money and Teams Needed. Time has come when money and das when Mr. Denney was taking Oh, Tradesman, in thine hour ago, Mr. Pratt, on his previous hitherto been a stranger. The labor should look to a permanent a prisoner to Santa Fe, be discov- of e e e e, The development of good roads visit to Alamogordo, was unable uecess of this movement means result in road building. ered that his prisoner was If on this paper you should throughout the county, especial- to come to any agreement with secure much to the stockmen using Nat- The Business Men's Club of ly fastened ai.d the key was safe c c c c, ly highways linking together the board of regents as to the ional Forest ranges. In the Alamogordo, the citizens of La in Alamo. After a few hours Take advice now be towns of more or less import general business policy of Southwest many a stockowner our aud Luz, the progressive element of the work, the handcuffs y y y y, ance, are the of a institution. were severed! has been saved from heavy loss Tularoso, backed by the county and the fellow turned (3o straight ahead and advert developed country, Nothing can En route home, Mr. over to or even absolute ruin by the Al commissioners, are uniting in an Pratt the authorities. i i i i, build communities so quickly. wrote to Mr. Wolfinger filerilla that covered his spring effort to secure a permanent high- from You'll find the project of some Roads furnish a means of mar- some point in Illinois, A Change of Firm. ranges at a time when other earl- way connecting these town. En- that after u u u u, keting produce economically; a three days careful J. C. McCalmont, for some y feeds were lacking and1 sus- thusiasm is at a high ebb teams consideration (Neglect can offer no ex q q qq, saving to the farmer in time and of the proposition offered he had ,lme Past e,ployed by Stepp & tained his cattle until the ad- - are being donated, money sub- Be wise at once, prolong your labor and on wear on transporta- become convinced Murrell, has been tnken iiitA vaiiei of the season produced scribed. And good men volun- that their da a a a, tion facilities which finally plans were better to west- - that partnership and the feed oth.-- sources of feed supply, teering to assist in the building suited A silent business soon de kk k. makes the difference in gain or tern conditions, with which he store wille be conducted under nd i is probable that the plant of such a road. More money and C. B. A. Lange, in Success loss to the producer incidentally was not familiar. the firm name of Stepp, Murrell will as valuable in other por- - works are solicited more is need- Magazine.' lowering prices to the consumer. Immediately upon his & McCalmont. We wish Mr. lions the country. ed ; yet, there is all confidence arrival Permanent roads and improve- 'Thursday Mr. McCalmont success in that the road Will be completed Pratt will meet the new Thfl Child Burned to Death ments as here emphasized, en with the board and at venture and hope the business Printer's Miscike. and will remain a monument to once enter fyp hance greatly the value of adja- upon the active work of may grow in comparison to graphical errors are one cf The small child of Dr. ami concert ed lo- assemb- the cent land more than doubling effort and public firm, the chief banes of a newspaper Mrs. J. F. Scott, who are now yalty. ling the faculty, and make such at least. value and propor- man's its increase other arrangement as are ne íes- - existence. In the rush of living ot Harrisville, Mo., was The road as contemplated and Military Ball daily tionately the value of land 1 I. I 1 T i a Social Success. newspaper making"proofs" fatally burned from the explo- surveyed follows in the main the fBr,u uie cuooi, it is lri' reached by them. Not only do r liar The dance given by Company fea hurriedly, or sometimes sion of a gasoline stove, several present roadway, but no longer impon the school will be goij.1 roaos make excellent 111- - open by I, Saturday evening in "s lot at alfi and occasionally the days ago, and death resulted will be the dizzy serpentine Nov. 1st. El Paso Brounoll vestment financially, but the theatre, was one of Ifesult in the printed product is soon afterwards. It was not pos- - course as of yore to Herald. the first of a physic effect on the investor in thanks the series - of social events to , Pwniflinng, isibus to get full particulars con- overseer it is ns the crow flies be given for land is wonderful, It induces 0. R. McOalmout, cashier and by that organization. instance, the story is told l cernina: the accident but it was on definite lines, and more than 1 01 confidence in the stability and agent, at El Paso & A an I ... - ticket South- fair crowd and good music editor who recent v wrote a learned that Mrs Scott was also . . os. it IS to he a nronei-K- .rrmlwil Pull" ,wl permanence ot tlie community .... , ' ' western station, has gone on a "0 contributed to the success of fertile belle of the ball, severely burned iMMviir .v. the - a -;. i onionclr'ihnir Thr- nvftirrica- ir iu vacation, Wing: "Her daintv feet vt?rc fhitiiitfnl Dr. Scott tormer-- 0 ' gravel days which he will affair and the proceeds will fiiml ' I bed where needed in the upbuilding of Pen1 in Dlinois, Pennsylvania ly be used for X.ed in shoes that might have ,v practiced at Orogrand'e glorious future awaits the purchase of hn ,11 ... Wdf?,the immediate section of country , . New York. His desk dress suits for "en taken tor fairy boots," but wus wen known here. 'and will the com nan v t con-- 1 f aS II niU.rí ,,,r ,r ia,l and denotes furthermore the JJ-- be filled by Ed Monroe who ..v. i..,,,, ,,v,a, i" ,,,.,- - ,, , ... J ...... ha. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. ,,(,,, K Streeter, Iltro.,,1. "ri r M TI...L.;u m.a t, VI Puso fidence of the COllimunitv- ill -ner- - .1...... lieen relievinor W .T tlnvic nJf..., vi r , , an ujruv leet weie " o ruiiou 10 n ai...lam. i nar we will, " m licno. uiinn. auu or coin-- . manager "i"i"- oui incased in shoes that might have Friday to visit Ins Wife tfanency aim certainty a future generation may reap the and second trick ope- here a few days looking over this "-- cideut development along agri-- , harvest. YOUR rator for ' Staked forffrrv.hoHt.il Ev dauditer. COMMITTEE. the Postal. part of the conntrv- Don't chew unleaa you chew bene- COLONIST FARES TO THE - Safe! Can t Cut Your l ace BED A TEXAS CLERGYMAN LOW ficial gam. Thata Wrigleys Spear- PREPARING WEST AND NORTHWEST. NO STROPP1NC NO HONING ALFALFA THE IÍING J?Lstó miaL Speaks Out for the Benefit of Suffer- New Method in Arid Region la to Lift Union Pacific Passenger Depart Lesson from th lee. ing Thousands. M sson do we the Ground Soon as Possible meat announces that Colonist tfsres School Teacher Wha After Harvest. will be In effect from Sept. 15 to Oct learn from the busy bee? MM Sagebrush Rev. O. M. Gray, Baptist clergy stung WORLD poluta In the West and Tommy Tuffnut Not to get KNOWN THE OVTR man. of Whltesboro, Tex., saya 15. 1909, to all Ni cr Any Other Soil. A mm method of preparing the ' ycara ago 1 Northwest. is coniii'K into "Four looks more iodgmeot of manv .mokrr. thst aeed bed lor wheat suffered misery with This year the West It's the praettM hi the arid region. The plan promising than ever. Now is the time lumbago. Every' quslity most 10c cigars - with an ordinary prices, and. at Feedirg for Stock an Is to list the ground movement waa one to secure land at low llsti r as soon alter harvest as to visit many Inter Many aloman nags her husband "New" corn of pain. Doan's Kid- the same time, the I poaaiMe. lister furrows are run West and North- either brings nun iu u Eye Wder The ney PIHb removed esting points in the until she KrlTh.mpon, When Once Planted one-hal- f mm Clavar 'from three to three and leet t which liberal stopover ar- way of thinking or drives io the whole difficulty west N. U., Oklahoma City, No. 38-I- H Grows Luxuriantly. apart, very much the same as when may be made. W. after only ? short rangements drink. the lister Is used for planting corn A better estimate of raw lands can world III" "f time. Although I do In 'he fanu Later a hen the. raeda have sprung he made now than formerly, becauae i years has not like to have my hi bNHMt NMD up the soil is worked hack into the are in proximity to new alfalfa. In name used publicly. those lands h Hm Hill value of that are producing wonderful !! Mt and som' I make an exception farms ,iitc or mm lnn crops. j in this case, so that other sufferers .. (li. tin- plant has f"ll' PW For deacrlptlve literature, wrlto pioíltahleneiw to the farm- from kidney trouble may profit by my tmm'rior to E. L. Lomax, 0. P. A.. U. P. E. R.. n of the wiUfi mates, lapse laity experience." Sold by 50 cents a box. Omaha. Neb. i he southwest. all dealers. Foster-Mllbur- Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Him. c old No Short Haul for This so-- r e'led new" clover is as ta central "This Is where you get off," said the it huma history, it wnm DEEP SEA TALK Asia, where the rami at Kstropa orkf Lister, with Drill Attached. railroad conductor. Ro- I fur enough," said n itiil The ancient Creeks and lint haven't rid mas knew and valued It The Moors listed furrow by means of a disk bar the Hillville man. You can't go any introduced it to Spain: hence Its row or sled. In our dry climate this "Can't help that. name alfalfa, meaning "the method of preparing the seed bed further on this ticket." Vahir man, the (.st fodder" The Spaniards brought baa several advantages, as followa: "My friend." said the "it's of land soon 1 ever rid on a railroad C to the PacMe coast one debt at The cultivation the turst time man lean arnica Aaterica owes to Spain. alter harvest tends to conserve the train, an' of you ain't a better I set right Kve on the Atlantic coast, where it moisture already stored in the soil: than what am I'm to ' road ends. I .. n o positively looked 00. as new.'' the farrowed land is In good condition here till I see whar the I'm curl-mi- s it baa been cultivated In a small way to catch and store the rain and the know it must end some're, an' 150 years in New York. PeBBSyl--. later cultivation clears the laud of to see whar.' Here's one more lor me aula and the Carolinas. Is and leaves a mellow soil mulch dollar. Now, go 'long an' let Otee successfully planted, alfalfa to conserve the moisture already alone!" . stored in the subsoil; the early and continued cultivation of the soil Why We Are Stronger. " Do you know of any woman who ever received any and Com-poun- favors the action of bacteria taking Lydla E. Pinkhams Vegetable d the development of available plant The old Greeks and Romans were benefit from ; " food. great admirers of health and strength ? The above illustrated lister is an their pictures and statuary made the suffering with any ailment peculiar in of the men stand out like If any woman who is implement for use muscles she will be the moisture in the soil. cords. to her sex will ask her neighbors this question, As a matter of foet we have ath- surprised at the result. There is hardly a community in opreatin"g"T"dry farm letes and strong nieu men led on such as women cannot be found who have been The Porpoise I hear that the line strength making food this country where Oats that would win in any old remedv, made Because No sporty old lobster went all to pieces Quaker restored to health by this famous Cheaper Than Irrigation contest with the oíd Roman or Greek herbs. Ditches Required and Has in his last days. champions. 2 exclusively from a simple formula of roots and 1 say he Other Advantages. The Tortoise Well, should It's a matter of food. The finest food published thousands did go to pieces, and small pieces. for making strength of bone, muscle During the past 30 years we have Dry farming is cheaper than Irri- He ended up in a lobster salad. and nerve is fine oatmeal. Quaker of letterefrom these grateful women who have been cured - pure.no gation, and in addition, has some de- Oats is the best because it is and never in Postal Service. or or black specks. Farm- by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, cid. d advantages over the latter sys- Women husks stems of first appointing a wives are finding that by feeding a testimonial without tem. In the llrst place, no ditches aro The distinction ers' in all that time have we published woman postmaster does not belong to the farm hands plentifully on Quaker required and no subsequent repairs special permission. Never have we knowingly America, nor is the employment of Oats they get the best results in work the writer's needed, and no laborers are hired for . you new-Idea- and economy. If are convenient was not truthful and genuine. ' women in the postal service a published a testimonial that irrigators. And, secondly, it is a to the store buy the regular size pack- As early as 154S a woman post- few days ago. If anyone doubts demonstrated fact that dry farming ages; if not war the store, buy the Here is one just received a master was appointed to look after experi- is proposition oi cue large size family package; if in a hot this is a true and honest statement of a woman's the better iu mails of Braine le Comte, an im- that practiced on a large scale, One the climate, the hermetically sealed tins. Compound write when portant town of France. In the try- ence with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable man. it Is estimated, cannot farm ing times of the Thirty Years' war. By Automobile Up Mount Rainier. profitably more than 50 to 75 acres of and ask her. the principal office in the postal serv- United States Kngineer Eugene Rick-seeke- r irrigated land, while under the dry talitnfi Lydia K. Pink-ham- 's ice of Europe was held by a woman, celebrated Independence day Houston, Texas. "When I first lwsan farming system large tracts can be was wreck. I had been Alexandrine de Rue. From 1628 to by throwing open the government Vegetable CompmiuU I a total handled, especially when small grain troubles, chronic dyspepsia, 1646 she waa in charge of the mails road in the Mount National sick for three years with female sown. Rainr doctor's medicines, but and alfalfa are of empire, the Nether park. Vehicles and horsemen now and a liver trouble. I had tried several the German (food. The State Agricultural College of lands, Burgundy and Lorraine. She have an excellent thoroughfare from nothing did me any recent Utah, at Logan, in one of its was known as a master general of the tidewater to Narada falls, near snow "For three years I lived on medicines and thought I would producing - Pink- bulletins says, "the cost of mails. In America, Elizabeth Harvey line in Paradise valley. Mr. Rick- get well, when I read an advertismcnt of Lydia E. Corn from a Dry Farm. ne'er a crop of wheat, oats or barley, was the first to hold a place in the seeker says that autos and wagons ham's Vegetable Compound, and was advised to try it. per acre, aft- grows with wonderful luxuriance, and should not exceed $4.00 postal department. She had charge can now make the trip with comfort. - My husband got me one bottle oí the Compound, and it did er the land has once been cropped. Is woman .is n. any as 1 cuttings of it in one of the letters in Portsmouth, N. H., in The máximum grade on the road me so mucii good I continued its use. I am now a well When the farmer uses his owu imple- of cen- per Nearly score of au- season are made in California. H will j the beginning the seventeenth four cent. a and enjoy the best of health. team, the cost per acre row In most soils on the sagebrush ments and tury. A half century afterward Lydiu tomobiles, all loaded, went to the advise all women suffering from such troubles to girt 0c; discing, 30c; e "I desert of the western states or the would be: Plowing. Hill was placed in charge of the post-offic- mountain. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial. They won't clay sad gravel of New York.. It is a total of $2.40. When the work 's in Salem, Mass. you." Bessie L. Hicks, would be regret It, for It will surely euro Sirs. grown-- profitably in almost every state let by contract, the cost Troubles of People on Venus. 810 Cleveland St., Houston. and territory of the I'nited States $4.35 per acre." Hut the cost of True Thrift. Inhabitants of Venus, if there are may visiting in Maine, New Hampshire and Alaska; farming in one section differ "When a certain town the any, must feel it extremely difficult to Any woman who is sick and suffering is foolish surely "experj-mental- expert dry Midlands," says a medical man, "I was being all that are left in the " from that of another. An establish units of time. Venus always to give such a medicine as this a trial. Why should it - extraordinary not stage. And it will grow sea- - farmer in the vicinity of Denver iur- told of an incident turns the same face toward the sun; figure, an econom- not do her as much good as it did Mrs. Hicks. son after season one field in New nishes the following table: wherein the main so the planet has no day, and the ical housewife, exhibited, under trying York was Bowed 45 years ago. 640 ucr. 9 nt per aero ll.OU lack of a tnoou deprives it of a month. Bcedlng, $s per acre.. 1,280.00 circumstances, a trait quite character- Wisconsin experiment station Plowing an.l Finally, it has no year, lor its axis of The Harvesting, at $1 per acre S40.0 istic of her. It seems that she bad by of alfalfa yields as 8c per bushel., 00O.W roiatiou is perpendicular to the plane lays that one acre Hiuilmi: tu murkct, mistake taken a quantity of poison (the and meat pro- Hauling to market. Zc per bushel., l.OOrt.mi of its orbit, and the latter Is almost much protein milk mercurial poison the antidote for ducer) as three acres of clover or circular. Total c ist, Including Investment. J4.950.00 which, as all should know, comprises of timothy or 12 of brome grass. nine 80 bushel per acre; 19,200 bushels, the whites of eggs. When this anti- $15 to $"." on the $1 $11,520.00 It's Everywhere Mfalfa is wortli at p r cwt dote was being administered, the order to $(10 as feed for Net luco no lirst year 6,870.00 The huts of the poor, the halls of the market ami $:5 for which the unfortunate lady had Land In Nebraska and western rich, .took. overheard, she managed to murmur, al- years ago was con- EQUIPMENT FOR DRY FARMS Arc neither exempt from some form ot Kansas that a few though almost unconscious. "Mary, paying $15 to $25 an itch; sidered barren is Mary! Save the yolks for the pud- acre in alfalfa. Alfalfa land in the Not Necessary to Have New or Com- Perhaps a distinction may be made in dings!" Tit-Bit- south rents at $12 to $15 an acre. plicated Machinery to Do Suc- the name, Dry Farming. Lut the rich the poor must scratch All kinds of stock relish and thrive cessful "Seeing la Believing." and just same. on alfalfa hay. Feeders in the west Herodotus: We are less convinced the Dry farming does not require any by we Oh, why should the children of Adam i laim to be able to put fat cattle on by what we hear than what are endure the market 20 to 30 per cent, cheaper special or new equipment. There see. absolutely es- An affliction so dreadful, when Hunt's with alfalfa, as balance of feed, than some things which are will HARD does on corn alone. Careful feeding tests sential, however, if the dry farmer PRESSED Cure cure? profitable. He Weight on Old Age. All forms of itching. Price 50c. at the Utah station yielded this re- make his business Coffee' How Charming sult: To produce 705.61 pounds of should have four or six horses, a Guaranteed. in- three-sectio- drag harrow, a or When prominent men realize the beef there are required 10,083 pounds Singular and Plural. IBS 11,960 gang plow, a good disc harrow. jurious effects of coffee and the change Homes Are Decorated of shredded corn fodder, or gets to thinking how- and the ones with the small discs do in health that Postum can bring, they "Whenever she pounds ov ml clover hay, or 9,575. much they're in affects her the best work. The discs should, not are glad to 'lend their testimony for debt it Designs and Stencils Free pounds of timothy hay. hut only 7,182 way affects larger 14 inches. An Acme the benefit of others. nerves." "Huh! the it of alfalfa hay. be than We hsvt itwuid a iiook on wn!l picturing and A superintendent of public schools in her husband is singular." "How sin harrow is a valuable instrument for dwcntnng the offwts now in vogue, it will liuw you the chsnn-ifi- g says: guiar?" "Just singular, it affects his now in Feed for Good Eggs. maintaining soil mulch. The farmer North Carolina fashion. one or two good culti- "My mother since her early child- 'nerve.' He tried to borrow a hundred The bonk also offers to funi,h you free special water color ' No kind of grain contains in proper will also need designs adapted to your press drill. The latter hood, waa an Inveterate coffee drinker from me Catholic Standard partiiular noms. proportions the elements necessary to vators and a It alM offer rut stencil?, without anv charge, for producing essentials. It may be and had been troubled with ber heart and Times. the designs we Mggent. make an egg. therefore mixed grains is one of the of shoe or the disc type. for a number of years, and com- 'Before you decorate any room be aure to ask for are much better than any single grain. either the Quite True. this book has some advantages plained of that 'weak all ever feeling It is free. The egg is the richest in protein of The disc drill "Alas!" moaned the egg on the is much stubble or ref nd aick stomach. any food that comes to our tables. It where there kitchen table, waiting for the cook's prepareu summer-fallo- "Some time ago I was making an of- therefore, that the raw ma- use. Out on wen beater, "give every man his dessert follows, ground the shoe drill, with ficial visit to a distant part of the terial for egg production should be and which of us whipping?" press wheels following to firmly pack ountry and took dinner with one of escaies rich in protein. Aifaira furnishes the probably does the best work. lie merchants of the place. I cheapest form of protein available. the seed, Rough on Rata, unbeatable exterminator a somewhat peculiar flavor of Hie Sanitary Wall Coating cheapest grain. It is It does not require any new or com- Rough on Hen Lice, Nest Powder, 26c. Wheat is the he coffee, and asked him concerning to make the daily ration plicated or expensive machinery to do Llq'd, economical it. He replied that it was Postum. Rough on Bedbugs, Powder or 25c maníl'híT1 i"' T the ""mi ' cottage snd largely from wheat and alfalfa as successful dry farming tinder the best n""nn 80 W healthKl. so as "1 was so pleased with It, Rough on Fleas, Powder or Liquid. 26. K2n Will ñpaper'WYf 'fung. practicable and at the same time give methods. that after are now out of fashion. lie meal was over, I bought a pack-ig- e Rough on Roaches, Pow'd, 15c., Llq'd,25c. br'"",nt ,,ow1?r nirte froIn alahiwter in the ration to furnish the ft ineJV rock. variety Saving the Sheep. to carry home with me, and had Rough on Moth and Anta. Powder, 25c. Z" in many tinta and It is mixed necessary elements to manufacture with cold water and applied with a brush It EL h Western sheepmen adopted a novel vlfe prepare some for the next meal. Rough agreeable to use,2 Sc. tints are eggs without waste of raw material, to on Skeeters, the combined, or applied willi .t.fu.il. t expedient to save the sheep that had The whole family liked it so well, that a myriad artistic good appetite, good digestion K. 3. Wells, Chemist, Jersey Clty.N. J. effects. maintain sheared at the usual time, but ve discontinued coffee and necessary been used Let md provide for exercise. by heavy wind snow- us show you AlaWiat Dta. 40. Gnat Rapids, Hick. were visited and 'ostum entirely. Sub Rosa. how modem homes C, after the sheep had been "I had really been at times very anx-ou- a you told use how Important Economical Movement. storms She She told me her that thera, and Send the Alabastine book to sheared. They provided the shorn concerning my mother's condition, secret I told you not to tell her. to adapt them to The development of the regions of yours. Mail us this sheep with canvas blankets or covers. mt wa noticed that 'after using He The mean thing! I told her the west, where "Dry Farin-ine- " coupon for These covers were fastened to the 'ostum for a short time, she felt so you I must be depended upon, will not to tell told her. our book and our sheep in such a way as to protect much better than she did prior to Its I promised I wouldn't tell offera. lo place millions of acres of land that is She her backs and sides. It is declared use, and had little I under cultivation, and their trouble with her you she told me, so don't tell her now worthless many thousands of dollars' worth heart and no sick stomach; the homes for many times the that that told you. Wll. furnish of sheep were thus saved. The tale is headaches were not so frequent, presentí agrhnHturar population of the and a pretty big one. but the United States Iter general condition much Improved. States. It Keeps The Off United' forest service vouches for it. This continued until she was aa well pretty year recently worth no more than They are bad this no Land and. hearty aa the rest of us. they viciously. We ACertainCure an acre, has, by means of the mistake and bite for Sore.vveak ft Inflamed Eyes. iiOieeotS Swine on Alfalfa. "I know Postum has benefited my to Mosquitoes, a little advance In dry farming meth- refer but Hunt'a unusual The great mistake made by too self and the other members of the fam- Oil applied to an active market value Lightning to the Irritated ods, risen many who attempt to pasture swine ily, but not in so marked a degree as places takes the atlng away. keeps r $25. It MITCHELL'S on alfalfa is in overstocking. There is in the case of my mother, as she waa them off If used In time. SALVE a tendency or temptation to keep in a victim of long standing." SÉ "Dry Farming" Defined. a pasture more stock than It can com- Read "The Road to Welivllle," In A Sign of It MAKES THE USE OF DRUGS UHHECESSARf. Price. 25 Cents Í A proper definition of the term "Dry fortably support, with the result that pkga. "The airship manufacturer over be Fanning" '8 that it is used to define the alfaUJa plants are gnawed, tram- "There's a Reason." way must be making money." the scientific cultivation of crops un-d- pled and rooted out, while the animals Km rea4 tke above letter? A aew "Why?" rainfall, and without fall to prosper as they wouhi under om Bsveara (roas tlae te tine. They "I notice he and his family ara fly a limited are Beawlae, trae, and tall of haasaa irrigation. more rational treatment. Uteres t. ing very high." The Classic Coiffure WHAT IS PAINTf The paint on a house Is the extreme outiide of the house. . The wood is simply Physicians a structural under layer. That Recommend Castoria Is as It should be. Unprotected wood will not well withstand weather. But ASTORIA has mot with pronounced favor on the of phyácians, pharma-- paint part made of pure white lead and centical linseed oil Is an Invulnerable armor societies and medical authorities. It is used by phyácians with against sun and rain, heat and cold. results most gratifying. The extended Such paint protects and preserves, use of Castoria is unquestionably tha fortilylng the perishable wood with a result of three facts: run The indisputable evidence is harmlessj complete metallic casing. that it And the outside of the house is the Stow That it not only allays stomach pains and quiets the nerves, but assimi- looks of the house. A lates food : building may be greatly depre- the runt It is an agreeable and perfhet substitute for Castor Oil. ciated by lack of painting or by poor painting. It is absolutely safe. It does not contain any Opium, Morphine, or other narcotic National Lead Company have made and does not stupefy. It is unlike Soothing Syrups, Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's, it possible for every building owner to be absolutely sure of pure white Cordial, etc This is a good deal for a Medical Journal to say. Our duty, how- lead paint before applying They do ever, is to expose danger this by putting upon every package and record the means of advancing health, The day of their white lead their Dutch Boy for poisoning innocent children through greed or ignorance end. To Painter trademark. That trademark ought to U a complete guarantee. our knowledge, Castoria is a remedy which produces composure and health, by Mottoes of a Queen. regulating the system not by stupefying it and our readers are entitled to Her majesty, the queen of Portugal, information.-Ball- 's pins her faith, if Is said, to the follow- the Journal of Health. ing mottoes: ..atwawal Keep out of doors all you can. Letters from Physicians Breathe outdoor air, llvo in it, revel Prominent in It,. Don't shut yourself up. Build addressed to Chas. H. your houses so that the supply Fletcher. air Dr. B. Halstead oí is good. Throw away your portieres Scott, Chicago, Ills., says: "I have prescribed your Castoria often for infants during my practice, and find very satisfactory." By JULIA BOTTOMLEY. the head with several small Invisible and Don't have useless it i if Dr. WiUiam Belmont, of says: By what gift the gods did thf hair pins as one pins the foundation trifles about you. Cleveland. Ohio, "Your Castoria stands In its my i; reeks arrive at the most beautiful of for a pompadour. After adjusting this Have a favorite form of exercise first class. In thirty years of practice I can say I never bat. all the innumerable styles of dressing support comb this hair in with the and make the most of it. Ride on found anything that so filled the place." the crowning glory of woman? if they iront hand and bring all back to the horseback if you can; cycle if you can- Dr. J. H. Taft. of Brooklyn, N. Y., says: "I have used your Castoria and liad not demonstrated their superiori- knot which bus been previously ar- not get a horse; do anything to get found it an excellent remedy in my household and private practice for ty in discovering ideals of beauty in ranged. Pin the cuds in very loosely out in the open air. many years. The formula Is excellent," other directions we would hnve to Don't overeat. Drink until the Irout arrangement has been little and let Dr. R. J. Hamlen, of Detroit, Mich., says: "I prescribe your Castor Is) concedo that they were flrst In the completed, that little be pure. Don't try so that the hair may be to mñw AVcgcuiSlePreparalionfirAs extensively, as I have never found anything to equal It for children art of the coiffure. pulled easily, if necessary, dress too much, yet dress as well as forward ffiMffl suiMitingferMaflultotjb troubles. I am aware that there are Imitations In field, I always Three modern examples built upon when adjusting you are able. Wear everything you the but the bands. The see that my patients get Fletcher's." classic models are shown in this ar- Daphne" requires three bands. They can to make yourself lovely. Dr.Wm.J MoCrann, of Omaha, Neb., says: ticle from an artist who has no su- may be of Jet. shell, metal, ribbon, "As the father of thirteen Laundry worn home children I certainly perior. Tbey are at oneo exquisitely beads, in fact, a great variety of these at would be il'IAUlJjljl know something about your great medicine, and asido simple much more satisfactory if the right II from my own family experience I my beautiful and and hare rightly pretty ornaments are shown pres- have In years of practice found Cas- at Starch were used. In order to get the been named the "Daphne," the "Di- ent. Place the first band properly and lmotesDiflkmflrnfi toria a popular and efficient remedy in almost every home." desired stiffness, it is usually neces- H ana," and the "Psyche" coiffures. arrange the hair about the face be- rwssardfestrontatasnattur Dr. J. It. Clausen, of Philadelphia, Pa., says: "The name your ent- sary to use so much starch the that There is nothing intricate or impossi- comingly. That Is, pull It more or that Opium-Morphin- norMLsnL orte has made for itself in the tens of thousands beauty and fineness of the fabric Is of homes blessed by the ble to the amateur in their construc- less forward, and make It more H presence of children, scarcely or hidden behind a paste of varying Not Narcotic. needs to be supplemented by the endorse- tion, and a little study reveals that less Huffy to suit the face. Then i ment thickness, which not only destroys the H of the medical profession, but I, for one, most heartily endorse it and they are suited to heads of various place the second band. Take the appearance, but also affects the wear- believe It an excellent remedy." contours, designed to improve their comb and pull the hair Into a puff be- ing quality of goods. This trou- Dr. R. M. Ward, of Kansas City, JIo., says: "Physicians generally outlines where they are not perfectly tween the two bands, then place the the do not ble can be entirely overcome by using prescribe proprietary preparations, but In the case of my experi- regular. third band and arrange the second Castoria Defiance Starch, as It can be applied ence, like that of many other physicians, taught When the wearer has an abundant puff. If the bands are to- has me to make an ex- fastened much more thinly because of Its great- ception. I prescribe your supply of hair the "Daphne" and the gether they may be adjusted and the Castoria in my practice because I have found it er strength than other makes. to be a thoroughly the 'Tsyche" might be arranged with- hair pulled into the even puffs re- reliable remedy for children's complaints. Any physi- out the addition of any false hair. It quired afterward. The short full A Useful Baby. cian who has raised a family, as I hare, will Join me in heartiest recom- would be difficult to arrange the curls are next pinned to place about Speaking of tricks to win the sym- rail Aperfect Remedy for Consflsi mendation of Castoria,' stately "Diana" without a braid of the knot of natural hair. Pin a few pathy of juries in criminal cases, mSm lion.SourStonach.Dlifrtaa even width Its entire length and of them down to form puffs and use Judge Wllliard M. McBwen, In a $111 WonnsfoirvulskmsJrmisit GENUINE ALWAYS heavy enough. A small thin braid CASTORIA invisible pins for these and also to address before the Illinois State's wSfSi nesaandLosSQFSLKEP. ww oignamre or would not produce the right effect and keep the remaining ones in the proper Attorneys' association, said: "I know V few women have hair enough to use position. of four cases where a baby played a R! IscSiade Signature of so much for the braid and have The "Psyche" shows a parted coif- prominent part in getting the acquit- enough besides to form the of knot fure arranged with a smaller puffy tal of the defendant, and I later NEW YORK, curls at the back. These coiffures are duffer at the front and a full cluster learned that the same baby had been Hff all arranged with a piece placed under of Psyche curls at the back. Arrange used in each of the cases, although the natural hair about the face and the natural hair and pin in the front the supposed mothers In each case a cluster of short curls pinned on at piece as for the "Daphne." In combing were different women." Law Notes. The Kind Yon Have the back. It Is much more conven- the front hair back part the natural ImjM rrarrtjeduftdVrtheFooog, Always Bought ient to arrange the hair with these, bair in front at the forehead pin They Are All Pleased. even and if one has sufficient hair to do a little of It over the almost Invisible "By experience I have found your copy of wrapper. in use F or Over 30 Years. without them. foundation of the puffy Suffer. Pin Hunt's Lightning Oil to be a great pain This front piece Is called a "puffy the hair securely about the knot at and sprain reliever. I am very much duller," and Is somewhat like the the back and lastly pin on the duster pleased with R." C. C. Cook. longer pompador supports which have of curls. They are very easy to adjust HailetsvlUe, Texas. formerly been used. It is of naturally as they are made fastened to a foun- 25c and 50c bottles. PUTNAM uuly hair and can be combed ar- dation. Colo more good, brighter and ratter color, than other dre. One tnUta, I and These dancing curls make "Black-Hand- sni FXDELESSriESIh Meku COlfl all Ther drain than .n.nlh., The " ,.jji..ui. ranged like one's own very Business. oenlw.ttHJutriwMAB apart Write lor Ins bwUtt-Ho to On. Bleach sad Mm Calais. MOMROE DRUB CO , v,.ii hair. If does not this a youthful and fascinating Mrs. Qulnay, llllnolm. i Bart My husband got a letter ome out of curl. It is made In several coiffure. The or beret long band, In saying something Anything But That A Queer Malady. widths, depending upon the amount of Greek key design, dreadful tfTFc and the little tri- would happen If he didn't Little John is the youngest of a Sprlgg went to a noted physician to WRIGLEY'S extra hair needed in making the coif- angular headpiece may send the be bad in writer a sum of money. family of five boys, says the Deline- ask advice as to his health. In pom- fure. The cnrlB also are made up on rhinestones or in other designs. A Mrs. Smart My husband gets ator. One day his mother said to pous tones he addressed the doctor: supports and In several sizes to be beret of some 1 sort is an essential part dunned for bis bills, too. him: "O, John, isn't it too bad I have- "I ah have come to ah ask EAfeKEh'é pinned to the coil at the back. of this coiffure. HAIR BALSAM If The little headpiece n't one little girl? I could curl her you ah what what is ah the carefully, selected to match natur- may be d the omitted, but on a A Rara Good Thine. hair and make such pretty little doosid mattaw with me ah!" noteJ razumai tpwwui. al hair exactly, these pieces give the head it adds a superb finishing "Am using ALLEN'S FOOT-EAS- and touch. can truly say I would not have been with- dresses for her. Don't you wish you "I find that your is affected," most satisfactory solution to prob- It is shown In heart the pearls and in jets also. out It so long, had I known the relief it were a little girl?" said the physician, gravely. lem of dressing one's own hair each The quietest and would give my aching feet. I think it a stateliest of these rare good thing for anyone having sore "Why, mother," he said, "I'd rather "Oh ah anything else ah?" day. beautiful coiffures or is the "Diana." If tired feet. Mrs. Matilda Holtwert, be most any other kind of animal you "Yes; your lungs are affected, too." To arrange the "Daphne," the one has a plentiful supply of Providence, R. I." Sold by all Druggists, GOING TO BUILD? natural S6c. Ask y. could mention than a girl." "Anything ah else ah ?" plans front hair should be parted off and hair the front will not need CataWofu of mailed for a dime. the founda- "Yes; your manners are also af- D. waved (by rolling it on rollers over tion, otherwise the hair Where Rice Excels. JOS. DONOVAN, Architect should be ar- The extraordinary popularity of fine fected." SKI Lucille A Ten tie si. Lonia, aua night or with the curling Iron) ranged as "My says bet- in described for either of the mamma that rice Is a white goods this summer makes the large, loose undulations. When It Is two preceding styles. ter food than wheat." Instead of orn- choice of Starch a matter of great im- curled, comb it "Why Don't think Wrigley's Spearmint forward and pin It aments, however, a "Diana" braid with is It?" portance. Defiance Starch, being out of the way until the free only perfumes the breath. It helps remainder of curled ends is pinned about the head, "Because of the food elephants it from all injurious chemicals, is the .digestion. the hair is combed back pinned and tied at the curls in at the knot In the contains." only one which Is safe to use on fine the back of the head. After tying ar- hack. The Half Done. "Diana" and the "Daphne" fabrics. It great strength as a stiffen-e- r This Trade-mar- k range the back hair In a firm styles Good for Sore Uvea. First Lady Your husband has rather are most suitable for those makes half the usual quantity of soil to support the coiffure. The whose heads are for 100 years PETTIT'S EYE 8ALVE has merely fainted. Eliminates All less shapely than vurea eye Starch necessary, with the result of "Daphne" requires the widest of the that pictured in in lineases everywhere. Second Ditto Dear, dear! these the "Psyche." Coiffures All druggists or Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. perfect finish, equal to that when the Uncertainty puffy Buffers. This Is pinned about from E. liurnham, men always do things by halves. Chicago. goods were new. the of When a girl orders flowers sent in purchase DO TOUR CLOTHES LOOK YELLOW! materials, home it's a sign that she expects the Just an Angel. rlntan absolute ELABORATE BATISTE WAIST COLOR ON THE neighbors If so, use Red Cross Ball Blue. It will make KERCHIEF to think some man sent "My wife Is awfully good to me." them shite as snow. 2 oz. package 6 cents. guarantee of pur, them. "Lucky man! How does she show tty and quality. Gray and Brown Shade Are Used for it?" Plans are being made for the elec- For your own Dont think Wrigley's Spearmint Thee Women's Dainty Ac- "She lets me spend all the money I trification of the more Important state protection, see only it cessories. helps digestion. It perfumes the save by shaving myself to buy base- railroads of Sweden. Ithlt is on the tide of breath. every keg of white lead ball tickets." Cleveland Leader. you buy. Gray and Constipation capse ami acerante, nanr serion. brown are mysterious If a girl young diseases. It Is tbunmghlj cured br Dr. Pierce's admires a man and They Pleasant Pelleta. Toe MTmuiiaoartai colors to have a foothold In Should favorite lamtly IuUto- - 1 Ml Tri.lt, the hand- keeps him at a distance, it's either be- tull9i.Ttdl kerchief field, but they've "My honest conviction, based upon done it. cause she is bashful or because she my own experience Any girl can hear compliments If These shades were first shown and that of my In the has been eating onions. frieuds, is that 'Hunt's she cultivates the habit of talking to larger sizes for men. but soon were Cure' will cure herself. a larger per cent of skin troubles, espe- caught up by the makers of women's JT,RR.Y painkiller prspepsja retalla from neglecting silent cially of an itching varietv. than anv dainty accessories, who fastened thero 1tytS.at.iaV"Bam- - A,ai moble br takfu JJBW. FalnkiUer tor It and cramps. :6c, 35c 50o remedy. Certainly affllct- - , on to the prettiest qualities amnne aha u0. other those eu wun any iorm oi itch try it." women's kerchiefs. A plain gray Watch any man long enough and should Honored by Women J. O. Moore, ground Is shown on some of the you will see him do something he "mm woman tores es her 50c per box. Atchison, Kas. over handkerchiefs; brown and gray ought to be ashamed of. silent teeret suffering the trusts you. Millions have be- squares are curiously placed on oth- His Helping Hand. ers. Don't stop chewing Wrigley's Spear- stowed this mark of conf- First Him When that man fell idence on Dr. R. V. Pierce, A narrow border of mint unless you want to stop digest- brown hem- overboard, why did you throw the of Buffalo, N. Y. Every-whe- re stitching or an edge of tiny hand- ing easily. cigar I gave you after him? there are women who made scallops done In soft cotton is Second Him I thought I heard the bear witness to the wonder-workin- g, Many a man Is the moving; picture curing-pow- again the attractive method of intro- poor devil call for a rope! of Dr. ducing the color. of an unpaid tailor bill. ramus ravorue I inscription III which eaves the Impudence! They charge as much suferini urn Bridal Showers. Smokers also like Lewis' Single Binder from pal, and successfully eipar for its parity. It is never dopedy for the imitations as for the real de- ni grapples with woman's weak- Could anything be more appropriate only tobacco is Rs nn rural state. licious Wrigley's Spearmint nesses and (AsMena Hit. than a rose shower recently tendered fSPf a bride-elect- She is fond of flowers, Woman thinks she will be man's su Great Britain has 600.000 horses IT MAKES WEAK WOn FIN STRONG a well known to perior she gets rights. fact her nitaeroun when her available for the purpose of warfare. IT TAKES SICK WOMEN WELL, friends, and she will live in a house .Z&bviaSS' Ball Clear white surrounded with spacious grounds ekrthes are sign that the women's asoeal was ai.i11 a aw m. end housekeener uses Red Cross Ball Blue. ' rb arar .it ka can. ha,ve her jWft flowers. .iomethint; desase misplaced when ths wrote tor advice, to known by the numerous friends who, sxvaoai. Dr. instead of ' showering" her wltft In Madagascar everyone wears silk, A. dead beat always gets more the ' Or. rtttvf Pimm usual came with pot d which Is cheaper than tlneh ' than he deserves.. roses, each crook decorated with green tissue paper, tied, with green satin ,0UBS':-0- '.u, ' batiste made with fine ribbons. and - COVnrad with o In-- Ware collar. whlthVIr w Finish, fee Child's Frock. kind trimmed m embroidery and tuwy lace. A pretty finish for a child's plqne " "ves are trimmed to corteH frock is io scallop the opening down the front, from neck to hem, with W cuff, buttonholing. ugiy, gnxiiy, LA OREOLE" HAIR RESTORER.o PRICE, SMM, ILllH' Al K UP ' 1. s Legal Nonces- - NtWÓ MUlCO To Buy It. ALÁMüGORDO OHM Welti Where . Ill factb and tiii-- r w it'vHl .. ' 11 mill iiti in - .im-- -- t Pub. Oct A m. Kr..-- Th lir f ti. Hr- - I'uti. i Oo t. f. V M VULUJEY TOWtt it Liulel"Kuy,e-PuiuUti"i- at ta(.VhHu. it,,, j, ,,,1, Tin' Ne- - l " al " Ala Notice ot ic.t.un. 1;.. dm Mall i ALiWIOGOROO. O t i; at .rren Bros.' Aspa i I IMS' MI. l.A SALLE. Pablwfcrt 4. iiionorilo H. .. 11 is . htbuoi Ceou ltu f ' II .i : i'ti-- l "I ilnrg store, i e 5 cents I imn 1 . II 1. lr iii-- u el nn.; Sa III.-- :' "'" !. " i" 'I"""' - bonw- - UKiAN LL'MHKR COMPANY. Srr In.. mutrr COM. , 1W3. mrd.- i,uun,iuU om nai.i 3.1. Mere II ncHMlittn tr mm ..u m v tu.t--, ni., mnm ' niiuimn.i . r iMMMÉag Captml .... - al iHnademft pee e will ,r. Nu 3'.f4) - r I " MBial uo Stock, I I I...!. '.I nnttle !! I niTii otero Caaafl IIT ' r..i,-i.- - d lall ia mm - . TlM News on sale Bailey's 33 i in " Sutii.Kii TÜJrt. ! "l - ir 4lk v l ! M.--r ilian. Im- - nli- .ifmitt.' ruuUUUiiu- - lu develop I OROGRANOE - I'liarma.'v. Xuú tktém HmM havu mmi mrM ifc, InimiU Haiti in Mm '" r'"' lan- iH ii.ii.i.g coi nn, ...n, lh t. I tilt taMafi l Year i.i Advance. 1" mil, in total UuimiUú iri).IUaVi ilieri-ii- now on rtt mm er $1.50 a lU'.i.?8 i V. . h, U a it( t claros. di-i- nii. .i J. alMMa ! lal (.np-i- ai un lra piuiide tu Im ta coiled Itanscrlpt M il lal ll tbt:t(B isMta. ra.Msi S o immm hi Alaapiran r iii.giio mJtd t1 Hi' ttliuii- thrrto!. League . I MOUNTAIN TOWNS TIM South Senior at MM Waal ul ,l OIOl-- im ik W aa) Bi vartM. 11 III) llafblltJ .i. (.tli War-nock- I, uuder llt "it - 's ClaltMal 'i imWci baa (ftMl MM or ui Umm 'I"""-- " will have a social at 0. ! "I1 N M ol rm alea . " liaana...... Il il,,.l ..( A .,; il - HM y.i tsWIMI re. i., (( mail, aat mailer. . t. "' M A- I' aeaalnai The even- 'i , l.ipi, -l la home ,1 ii lirMt. M ''" AUK1CII.TUHK. tkis loiirth ouv ol N.'piKUiin-i- u iv HMint lainwae aa j' ' at gi..-i- u ' " bi .1 ' i llr ",n i'i"i T"'" ing ill be spent in games and a Kiai.k lJiblag N'A TilA.s U i.r...... f 70, IIII.II'IIUHI Km, at ta ft ...r i' Illl Dill un.Mii aAaavaaaA (raii ol Ni- UUhl MOUNTAIN PARK. umm.'r social good time, generally. ilgBM Jl RB I .IF..." Aa etUall iiKe ljld iih k ru.-l'- i. In ol lMMttr4ftg t ADVERTISING RA.E- Baylnicr t"f oniou.. tli mailer ,nUi kaMal riite i ' .'u.cbiol Hi' L Lumoi-- i ti. lloa Itlgl HIGHmOi-LS.-"1- " "? """". oew comers in An annul artiai nil aia f..r '.I o.aoj : a u uft i. "i" '" nun .fualn feelan--'' A social to the agae UIuH ...S dud ! 0 M I Mi CtruMMt ul Vice rirMsMul ami Ve adv-- i MUt ranea brt'oa. OM ""H'!l n nMtle '..'.n I t 14: -t Puh Nov 4 Itt uepn rarewaa: town ami hearty ''welcome la. k" Fir., f Telitly . In I ti Aiamdfcnrd Sa Atan v reí lar lana pfaaaa, irruí OF TH K INTERIOR, fa-i- i Murray was given DKAPBTMKNT CaBUUwaaai aaaaillai tiie N-- tf MI c.iacaalo .ad tn Kev. John Lrin-is- . N. M, lYi ol Mexico, i U'il. 1 CHSca raoi) i AND ORANGE U S l.aml at l.a - "S' PrófMnl Carde loí WAYHILL AVIS iwsn iwiu ol Win. i nal P. parsonage, Tuesday even- (lei 8, I'." 9 CoUot 11 at the lier. leu 81 mi b. m - 1Mb "f pesa f.i id -- t - itiv.-- tliat Uprali Ve. lite UnuclelUl-- J, ,t)UM the time being spent in s,,. RoUca nerahi uiMTixuxiuaavi ring, II int ing, . M . l'"- I S.J' III CI t Ul J III Ljy. t'l.i' 1' Is .i M nf Alioii'iiriinlii. S. -. h'C iUU III. ih-i- T buMaMnal La..- tl 0aC Two li . Mil- 8 UHIII Hl' ways. .. I -- Hi id .tll Lutliúl'l ' .i. athu Ja piT - cial s, nt r M'i'l into 1.U01IW Mlijoli. uettbatu Hit .lili I! mil. H '. "''' bxcelleul Mea i' i All N'.i. l nl ill.".), tin luru, Tio ttcieo as i pro - ll im 4.'' - e.v .uexini J... 1t ml Clleire. .nil. unit of linn- Bridge Olal ll F.'.M-,4- Bar a OI I.UV r h llti.li Ol rcMoiikOii A first class supply pipes, The Wednesday U So. IS. l" miuut i.i(.u.uin. UiU ullfl llii 64,,. oi-- C II. l'li ícia Mffttffr ,' eeii slniil.- 'Iiiiii i. inn 17 UanKo 11 E i.uii nu; i lie(4 t Aiuiiii.in no, fjrMsh tor B linil t inir lloi.H un U al i lllsoll lieir meet at the rl IfftaiWI 'it .a.ialonuui. . ciyuis ami looacciis, M Morlai in, n un i" in Utflth lellilol oi A,. If,.sj id ' t fc. If, Oi a. VI . i l.et.,-r- l .i rg Mrs. J. L. Lawson, yeaterday ntaattiia Ui an Klaal KWo Pro) IUO JO.U Utt Ul dUlM , A. il .l in .it i eont p irriip claim tu the land nmvo il.. ui MMtl utr-ij-. lug u LlittktiMi, :i l prizi .i ,1 Ml iWUa Caarta oii..t i logu IrmA ie, noon. Die first .1 Fi.uerai in.-i- I I lalllW K. BBb. 0 S. Com hO '.er? ol fa.'i CmUiuUV lit m A'au-u- miwn befor Caaaiy Cwart baltalagt. hi readln nulii Dill liv Mrs. S. M. Parker an S. M on tkr íulaffnt, coU. ol IMelU, Local nr taken mlstionrr, ai AIawHriln, aaaacaa can ol aifliiaal Leliiavtj word ca Si cano d nl Nnvoaihi-- f limo. AttA oiMi.(', oo lio .io o Uaj ... .juu, Com io Any imi in lesat yf (. fame took second. Sm o al uatiuii-- . .lacoh.'rs s: bj ll CU in nit liamos a wllno-so- A Ll. I'JO'J, al ttliiCli Lio le aA? reuif. mai.. im All exce.u-ii-l i, duubli M. L.lliai. s Ü. O A wa utad in black lace son's. After spending social afternoon, S U. rilrehlld, al Ala gordo. N. lUt IU Ji'lOll U pit an ij iug K I'm aaa imm sua tüat of tun bo rharurt uní al aa UUlstallUll.g a Mtll h Ol Mtiy fjyfg, prion al were served, Mal) r"latug. mo-- .io.-r- E yeiterday dainty refreshments N. M l IJfnn, iWfl a words. E Pasión left A. R. Carl lute, nl doajeroft, Mll)aMI U9 not ois oi a.u Liji.a t cuunt - Nu bVatubltnii iluuact.. var- MMtMiUllg cou-eu- i i ador fu- - ami ladies went to their al 0 opt-- iiaVi! ibeii iu M ni in u o for San Franciso, where his the Alborl Cassev. CLIMATJ. oa ol JOHG H0NZALE8 UM apitai Muc ii d.u cuiu-r- 25 com- - Minimum oiiann Homes, oi course, 7, bltai OverS' aulMiiiiiiiii yearly. Si 0J. tun home is to he. The family to l lilei- liuLU'tu i l .ua (Ml uvir, pla advertlnlof. Avci-1- IJ laca, .n ol r of rittiai ..trs Ji' " "" aioJ VUivtl in Uvui uf Cir.l ill ramlutl ill join him there the first Lxci.e-.ivc- ..in nuiuiUuv , iHitll thuk. rtwftiiutug bvctUiii t v.i oi tut AitttMi naal. nhttQiiriM and D i"e a corset, da and altfttl, ad the year. F the extreme length in ui locui ion su tUR the auit ik(r eburehnu anil ocl i you want Mi.L-- nt nudUU llees alontf lile II i as luliow s: mltsion la l ehar .I or princlaal a town iau Rev. Givan and family from ul,ad h. I uu loiaj aiHorrioi .me coin, a ir that gives the long lines and the par uaa am Ion, tleiineiv "Aec. uinotiol ul lúe the one oi.v-.- Thate urieos aro tli Melrose, have removed to this bbUlasOtlaVLM U,ni o. .iii LurM4 nun oc A3uf,(JoU, a. i hi' o, lawn sliAil ml dUie Air. t van having accepted soal1. mu UiioL-- Uwi' i. arm u( td i tnrrltorv. place. hiplcss effect, buy Protected l mountain ran tres, hilo a.ue ui lou oo each. Uc I lie pastorate of the South Metho- j, out a mu; iitfecieü by tltu pal amvulU v til' ca.,,ial uV(i Ui "BOOSTLETa." church- - rtade. dist a Kabo No. aia Cut tiCti UttMbtstat 701. An v e.evutiou within a feu miles porailUli suail eututtii Zl-- irviu 4jWj iu'AKj u..wücr. pine sUM UC ,"., ialiU .ill vl 91(1 Ai E. Powers, of Handsford, suail ue cum moil ntuck1 The boostlet dollar for Septeni There's nothing in and prtttit loMttl uifer cuiporrtiiuu of lUal Ihe loctttiuii ol ltd priiicipal tud senil Tes., a prominent cattleman fiWW iimtiii- ieideuoti ber is waiting a claimant, lgUMfwl utUce in .New Meklcu la al ibi has Alamo, t I A rat jad lu douutrut i, "Na- that place, lieen in models that aSatioi-a- UttlCM Ofi 1 rirnt Uauk your votes at once. 1 1 ture's Xoui daruen," makes in lu town AifttuugurdOf several days, visiting his wife l "J tiic mountain uome a pleasure tret ni me oi tut . a , 1 ., iÑiJW eas of access. , ul Ulcru, lerriiur ul Mexico, be with who is here for her health. Dy tne t if you want to t made ut agi-u- Boost 9yL isn MISCÜLL1NKUUS. auU Ibe name ibu iherulli ud iheit-u- l The TaalitHM mountain ranges in ctiaigM una Upon Ahum having good wood s Ü. Those that of Btttlciflg Ullt) "be UtiVeu J. Al For Alamo is made of that kind. manufacturers ufter opportunities to they would care to turn on their tne speculator in mineral lu Witueal WüereuK baVe brvk But Knock and we'll pass you wealth, some localities having Lu ei our lianuü auo alhX' U itiu utticirj hack subscription account can -- ul uaiiJ Aiaiuuguiuu, this famous corset. been partly developed re- cai curouratioii al up. o of fine a ready place for it at the cently. .New Mexicu, ull ILiis Uic 3UtU a) you lo- A. il. IUuU, For she wants another citizenship of .ii.iisL. News office. Let us hear from A most desirable ibiguedj b .1. U.LiAMá, cation to find. a full line and protfressive you. We carry business men. Vice Preslüent ami hecruiarf. Less intemperance and immo- rality any town its size than KMC iem. ser-town- Kabo Corsets I'ru Dead people don't make live There will be no church 8. of Fin the United States, retar) urther information upon State of lexas, j as. Those mummies over in vices at the Christian church Coiiiiiv oí hi Paso built anv towns Sunday evening. This is to give Uu this the Slid dav oí September. A. the congregation an opportunity Prices $$ to $1 If 1.109. helóle me MffbUDllj api't-ard-l for 4,000 years. Are you a r .). U imijius auo James tmrnurd to visit other services that me Ue tliu OtftKrlM mummy? Lacy Simms. Known lo lu perrjuuf the lu anü who executed tbti luregarim If We recommend Church) Notices btrUtue-Ot- , ami the said .1. iiiuui; "If you are ill and yearn for Mrs lUTlater known lu me in D ti.e Vicl The little child of Mr. and Copyrieht 1909 Kabo Corset Co. BeTiaed Weekly. 1'ie-idei- L1 Kabo Form Reducing ii ami Secte'ar ul iiif il health. Hay ward Hunter, of Dog Canon, LtUtnber Cotupttu) ano lüü sita iliuiei wi-- Style 701. A Ural hi i ed i h Kabo is fro Leu,. N i you are poor and for'; erne with moderatelii ich hi .f batitc Corset; it effective Crawford, lue ftecieiaiv was buried here Saturday, the Baptist Church. lUiUTBsTsttrit, weall h, th lace trim! baszpairof hose supporters; Uh-- üesiríOeU In alu luregoin funeral beiug held from the ontclaipi white only. Sljctlii .30 Price, S1.S0 and comfortable. ami cli ul them ai hiiu.. for of while only. Pastor S. B. Callaway will tL.0) UgtsHtttMwJ td f you Ion home beauty iioine of Parson Hunter, the Kabo Style 702. Same as lOl.incoutU: thai rare. preach at the Baptist bbeir u t e act ami o. eo. 'child's grandfather. Qln VVllueta Whereoí, L have htnM) somet hing surpas- - cliurcli Biiiiuay at a. in. If you ask fur & ktubicriüttti mj haoo i) ilw H. i E. COX n! ng 7 tilliraU-- CO. vi Services 10 sing fair ; Mountei policeman Dudley ills;, above wtlLii'ii ibis (! (NutAI :ai bMtJ has none t Albuquerque to join Sunnav to a. in. L) If for business fields you eek, laigbttoj John mamx, For investments fat and sleek, the other members of the com-d- er Straneer Nutarj l'uu.ir. hl Kao t ).X4 Orn-wi- in u. Itiutieasi lUaüpíj pany. Di Oapt. Fred ll the maiier For a country fair and bri,Sht, oOXXXOOCKOOOO.XCs00000 Mock ul ibe bugvjl I.UUi r t act escort to M. E Ob South, Filled u ith joyous air am mht asan 0 AtlidftVltuI Vice i'lesidt-i.- i and LMMM AlamogOt presidí nt Taft during his trip to Then come to 0 All regular i - at ll 1 C El I'asi - lioi o v.. church, Soi i lilt- i.llrl.-lll.'i- l. i' vi '.'in' Hrastdaiiti ánd afi s de 'ourcy died o A L A MO tou tan bullbar (Jóajp)á. ami ing, at this 'tin., wiiu auwd a Barcuii-a- The The a uipailuK ul hk fllrwi Town Land iiiK ol Hit- - BtuekliuMfi vl 0 ImlU a: AlauuiKul 0, ow . I To 14J Vil t'rrtior ai ..-- . .1 muí, IV. . üei O . na. ui u Tie ' To J i ml. O .aid VumpaH, i Cj Unía Hi" Terrllo o that uu audar.i ' O é 0 tur tiial leufcua v. In tli lant urnea O C i i.vs put i Hot O . much O ' had o 5 d i U'cli all nl bit u.i in r boost ch. uaj capllfl stuck m ; 'i i.'i c tn ri .1 ii. i' ,i in On i.l nl .Hi.- -- :.nl ulCiifi.--. h c iuruotiUdnm 8 ' ::;n i capital uVuea Ol o ilimr -i Inei Mr. d Mr, ll. .). A rulers on Save i in last i.i-- u sul, I etirpni lal si .It: w i uri n their Eastern trip' .0 'I HJtX) I)". H0 nutln.ri boo In..i -i an ether, ill ' O r ih.ii Si i'iiini s el ' ii ay in which they had - g v o- :T d b y brii results. our r,i"", been gone some time. Mrs. An- - ihui tl - in.,' harfcaller .ball Weak men are overcome by 8 HE MOST RFFIC1ENT IRON O.N 8 derson went to New York and THE MARKET "'" lollot, ...a come ll . .See. S. The aruoun difficuitiei; strong men Coolest at tire idle, yet hottest up i the face, with Christian Church. :'!'! Pennsylvania, while her hus- authorlaad stm-- ot th - -- over tlii in. M. A. Clements. the greati . amount of heat directly i point. SAM. 000. ami band remained in Mt. Clemens, the Sunday school lu a. m. tloo snail be The patented Stand attached to the heel of ihe iron is most shall ba divided lino 3.uuo liaren Michigan, at which place he took Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:80 uar value uf 1100 00 each comes cans, convenient as it - hand hid- hich Mia; "Success in the mineral baths. always at and cannot he lost or p. in. .im, in den in folds ol uorailon shall eoiom nice luislne""" Failure can'ts," the ihe work. Lverybody welcome r . . . .. i. i .tía every Dtt n Birt.iKHf. ana an sun i " a can-in- g in- Let us make Alamo Patty, - stuck." Clifiord Houston the This labor-savir- necessity m.--i fx- used by time. poratlon shall be common connecting to pi... .i...... it. uriiicipal factory. O. L. T. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. r : ...... aal fant any electric light socket. Let us deliver an iron to you on Stacy S. Phillips, faster. r...riu.urua nfllAi..i..In NW Aieillu Patty, passed from this life, The iron will cost you nothing during the column, last a.vAA. I...... u.. nl A . i tlilu.' The "Boostlet" Oct. 11, death being caused by POPULAR DRY . . , THE GOODS CO, tv nl niarn . torv 01 .' - . . Trr I i month, showed much interest on was "-rail- dropsy. The funeral held I (Incorporated) MASONIC TEMPI f ÉUIIDIMS and tbe name ol ihe agent upon part of the readers and we Thirty Days Ladies' Rnadj to Wear Dry Good., In charca thereof and the from the residence, corner 9th Free Trial. Shoes, " ...... lnn.rH Men's Clothlnr and Hats We cordially ... want to make it even better this and Florida, Rev. Callaway off- trod aa invitation to yon to rl.lt oiraataa-llsbmn- month. 8end in your "Boost-lets,- " iciating. The bereaved parents when In n a ASO. TIXAS. use all are welcome to the have the sympathv of all. Heeretarv ' eli- A. sobacrlbad befor - of the column and everyone E. ANDREWS REALTY CO. Sworn to and .- may be old The Business Men's Club has CITY MEAT MARKET CO. CHILORFJ WHO ARE SICKLY this the tne day of Sestea..- gible, whether they 190. HEAL n MABU'i young, and besides, a dollar added another specimen of ore, Matter, ala own enmiort and ESTATE Signed .mini or ate tteir eoualTi r tte adiara Itelr calMfaa, ateald Hnr te Notar rUOllC, El Paso waits the writer of the best ar- from S. Price's mine, H. & BEU BAKER A CO"., Prop,. wltboat . tea of Motk.r Gray'. Powd.r. display the for ChlMna. foe u throutao.t tte aum Basil ticle under this head at the end ever increasing at Ttej Mraak at. CoMa, Cat. tawWiaaMtCaa-tlpntlo- aunnuRKD: pounds WHOLESALE lull RETAIL FRESH. SALT Tanthinc DiasrOOTa, Huutacte an Mo. nos. Car. Rae'd 01- - . of the month. Hereafter the de rooms. It weighs several Stomach Traaala. THESE POWDERS NEVE AIL. Sou kr nil Stnrnn. AmandiaanttaArticiwi" is of and silver and the r Draf He rvr. . XI T I1MHKK uu- cision as to the Bin will be plac and lead AN PICKLED A trial aackan win m t MAJS ntntWinwarnbaar BEE to nay Blotter wtewill vUrau Notioas. of a committee quality is said to be fine. The S. L.KOT. N. lgal Incraaalnr ""I. ed in the hands AUm Olainua. T. vtmt i. ofHea W"'of Saerelarj J business men and the owner of club is especially anxious to Heslee, Sap. . 1MB: 1 P. ..- -a of Ponltry, Game, and Fish Berne TERRITORY OF NEW same have samples to show fren all MEXICO. the prise will then receive OK VICE OF THE SECRETARY. Jl.inn. promptly. parts of the county. Made Saotage a Specialty. Subscribe for The News. Contlnwd lap of net col.atnj Comparad C. F. K. to O. FINE BOOKLET PRINTING HAWKBS CUT GLASS L.ii.'l men, and others who "lD-to-Da- te desire the highest grade of AND Fall Goods." work on their booklets, cata- logues, et, will find they can secure such work at home by P1CKARD CHINA patronizing The News' job office. We make a specialty "No-butto- n" Under- Agency for the popular Ladies' of irk iu this line and have The li"--t cut glass and the finest hand painted wear; gccd fttiig' rest, cuttle. lull line Child- a shop equipped for the pro-ducri- chlM that art can produce. New goods just in. ren's, Ladies' anct Men's Underwear. "Black Cat" of the better kind of ('(me in and frM tbeM two lines, and yon will Printing. find that the prices are just Hose for Children; no better made. "Biltmore" what they should Men's. b. The excuse that "freight rates are high,' guaranteed hose, in Ladies', Children's and does Dot exist ut this tore. Maish Cotton down Comforters; light, warm, SANITARY. Make Your Final Proofs Before JSWSLBYa You can get hothing later or Latest styles Lace Curtains at LOWEST LIVING J. BL. SH, better than we carry, P. PEICES; from 60 cents a pair up. United states tommissionaf The line of LADIES' ENVELOPE PURSES received a Alamogordo, N. M. few days ago are going fast. Don't be loo late. The very latest things in Hair Ornaments, Rolls, etc. Offlci- - Ju-- i Kusi til The- - Xpwü Office Finest quality and exceedingly low prices. Best line School Shoes, at reasonable prices. tli .1. y. lírant. Ladies', Children's and Men's sweaters; Ladies' CHERRY ft SHERRY i i M o. 1 dam w r tm m. i Skirts and Waists. a r n Attorneys at Law CpMairs EVERYTHING IN J5WBLBY Office "The for Gasd, Values. First National Rank Ruildinff. Comer I Oth and Penn. Ave. Where the prices are right. Store Sliest H. H. MAJOR, iiTW1fff"r'TlirT'rr''r WOLFINGER. Attorney at Law. G. 10, Try of J. Rooms and some those home made Candiel at Jacobson's. First National Bank KuiMintr. JOCAbJTEMS H. W. Wolcott is at Cleveland EORGE C. BRYAN, I and Chicago, this week, on Dull- HE PACFIC IMONTHLY.ofj Offer No. 1 McClure's Maga- S. I). Oamp, from ('amp, was ness. Saturday T' Portland, Oregon, is a beau zine, Woman's Home Compan- Physician and Surgeon in Alamo, Monday, on business. ion and The Pacific Monthly, Karavan Coffee. That rich tifully illustrated maeazine. If Res. Phone 83. Hospital Phone 4J, K. G. Mullen arrived home, creamy kind at Hughes'. Tbe you are interested in dairying, costing $4.50, will be sent at a ALAMOGORUO. N. M. Sunday morning. Mrs M. H. Lasher left Satur- fruit raising, poultry raising, or special rate of Í3.00. Coffee. That rich Last want to know about irrigated Karavan day evening for a three months Offer No. 2 McClure's Maga QR. J. R. GILBERT, creamy kind at Hughes'. visit at Ladonia Missouri. lands, timber lands or free gov- zine, Review of Reviews and Day ernment land open to homestead Physician and Surgeon, Jack Swope is in town this Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Evans made The Pacific Monthly, costing dis- entry. The Pacific Monthly will ah r ...Ml I i r AO Gt Offiice, Upstairs in tbe Gilbert Building. week from his mountain ranch. a business trip to El Paso Sunday To get 10 per cent iTO.oo, win ue sent lor .?o.uu. arti- give you full information. The Oiler No. JJ Human Life, Phone 15. Alamogordo. N. M. Everything in smoker's returning home the following day . count on ELECTRIC price is $1.50 a year. cles Jacobson's Ideal Home and Pacific Monthly at Mr. Fharr finished up his assess- If you will send twenty-fiv- e will be sent for $2.00. Robert Newton Woodworm Ex-8her- JJGHT iff son, from Hudter'i ment work on the mine and re- in Mon cents in stamps, three late is- Order by number and send Mining Enalneer Twin Mountain was town, turned Monday night to Color- BILLS sues will be sent you so that you your order accompanied by pos- day. ado. Examinations and reports. may become aquainted with it. tal moLey order for the amount his Mr. Lynch has completed Karavan Coffee. That rich Read the following splendid to The Pacific Monthly, PorlandJ References exchanged. and returns to Texas mine work creamy kind at Hughe's. CLASSIFIED ADS offers: Oregon. Bex 371. . . . Alaiffc. soon. Miss Lena Mays spent F iday Geo. Kemple has removed his Rates for advertisements in this column family from Sacramento City to Saturday with Joe Stilhvel! one cent a word each insertion. Mln-- i W. MILLER. hi charce'iS cint O. PHYSICIAN AND SDRGEON. this place. aim ins moiner ai rneir nome inn here. O. D. WAENOCK & CO. Teleplione No. 20. VV. down Mrs. D. Smith came FOR SALE One span of for a Try some of those fine candies from Tularosa, Sunday visit and five years old: Contractors and Builders. NO. W. TOMPSON, at Jacobson's mares, four with friends. well broke and gentle; in good J Lawyer, Mrs. F. W. Taylor is planning F. C. Holland, who has been on and sound. See Mc- - Cost you no more to have your work done right, your mater- condition Practice in all courts and fjovernment to go to Iowa, this week, for a a ten days visit with his oarents Masters, Six miles West of ials carefully selected, than to employ some others who will Departments. have to watch from start to finish, and then succeed only in visit with her son. in Michigan, returned home Hun Offices, Suite 3 and 4 First National Bank having your material ruined. You will have to watch us, Building. AlamoKordo. , L. Lawson went up to Moun- day morning. do of J. FOUND Near The News of- but we claim to know how. Our experience nearly tain Park, the tirst of the week, Mrs. C. thirty years is at your service. J. G. HOLMES. 8. Elliott who has been fice on Monday morning, a pair JR. to look after his apple crop. visiting at P. T. Roscos home for Office and shop half a block South of Alamogordo Hotel. of spectacles, straight frames. Physician. sales- F.E.McOleary, traveling the past two weeks, returned to The owner can have same by of Office over R. 'Hand's Drug Store. man for A. Shilling ft Co., her home in El Paso. Sunday. calling at News office and paying Tuei-da- y. San Francisco, wasintown A. E. Powers, of Hansford for the ad. R. M. IONE HULETT, Texas, visiied his daughter, Mrs. D itn. Kemple u:id A. M. Jack-le- y E. R. Jarvis a few days the past WANTED An old established Osteopathic Physician. manufacturing company desires made a business trip to St. week, his return home being Mon- On Tenth St. Opposite tbe Court House. be a residence manager in each Mo., last Friday to Alam-irord- o, Joseph da v. county financially responsible Xew Mexico. days. just gune several wnat to $600 in cash supplying Misses Eunice Barton, Edith for 'f;!,i it. GUDGER, I). D. S. oí for our pro- A. L. Douglass, Tularosa, ameron and Erma go the demands created R. Singleton to sales, de- was in town on business Monday ducts, attending the Dentist. to EiPaso, Saturday rnornin on liveries, collections, advertising, tatting home With him some fur- You Want Preinireri tu do porcelain crown and wl icii day Pres. Taft wrl etc., report weekly, no canvass- bridL'f woflr, pnrcelain inlays, also from .M.Jj. Oliver's choice good salary fold iti lays. niture tfl ire. ing. We pay m'' OFFICIO OVER WiKKEN'S 1IRUC STORE. ; perma-uen- t; stock. office expencea position Rooms F, (j and H. PI:. me ' W. D. an A E. An-- send references. ' Liber- i Lae TOWNSHIP PLAT showing Warren Iron 12-1- tins. nun ting !.. ty" Mfg. Association, 4 State Í, P., JARVIS, is lo visit iiij; his brotl A tlie location of your home, and re urde.y , and b street; Chicago. D while W vour neighbors and all the 3 E. Warn n, and rie Kame, had Bent s OLD PA P R ir sate roads. A great convenience and away en iii ivor tPlrst National Hank. V i v e cetlts a Alan pleasure. Price $1.00, or FEES with 71. will assist in lii gordo News. jTw a year's subscription The News. L S. Rice is ixhintting ALAMOOOBDO, N. M. WANTED Good work team in applies to any township in gar beet, thi Plat the exchange for two lots and a two county. weighs 2il;.'lbs. room house in Alamogordo. Protect Your Life here Ml ' near Address, .luck Hollister, mntnittoth -- izt'. What isn't and Property with an to Odd Oloúderoft, N M. land capable oi .' Those who went the fellows cpuyeutioii at Albuquer- SauJberry and Whitt'iigton BINE PRINTING 'I e News Insurance Policy que, from this place, were. I. D- - di print- - built an addition ro their las t lie 1H SI etlllie.ieu News. 3i hate i The Olenients, Berl Smith and A. C. part oi shp in the shape of a lie office, inii deoartinent in Hickman, the two latter gentle- New Mexico, liiis'ii dobs Hushed. and by extending heir line shaft A. F. Menger as deh gates, from here. are to supply power from their men Cox", AgeQt electric motor to Ben Hudinan's V. W. the San Augustine 1. JerzykowsM new wood yard, located close ranchman was sufficiently im- Teotb St. Phone 134 by. proved from his recent illness to Merchant Tailor be able to start for home Sunday Dr. Cate, of the Cottage Sana- I evening, accompanied by Mrs. torium, is iu Santa Fe, this week Quinliven Block. hotel Zeiger Cox and their little daughter. taking the territorial medical ex- diatom Tailoring In latest styles. EL PASO, TEXAS. amination at that place. The W. D. Jones, wIid has been Choice Patterns always In stock. (Eropean plan) his old home in Michi French Dry Cleaning and Repair- Sanatorium will be opened Nov- visiting at ing according to latest methods. Rooms 75c $1 and $1.80 which time it will gan for the past two or three Goods guaranteed not to shrink. ember 1st, at . . , Conducted in accordance with months, has returned to his claim Ladles' Goods a specialty NO. 46328 be in first clais condition. The MM twut MrfNIf. - 'PIMM 12?. the sanitary laws of the State of Alamogordo. Mr. Jones like Wk beat wishes of the community near Percheron Stallion, black with star. Foaled May 14, Texas. The best equipped res- Dr. in his en- all others, is glad tobe here once taurant in the Southwest. Head- will be with date 1906 ; bred and owned by A. J. Dodson, Normal, more. i quarters for stockmen and min. terprise. . H.LaSaHe (JHAS. 111. This splendid horse is now the prop- in men. ZElUEK.rrop. S r eye erty of r. the BARRINGER'S ..Reputation For Reliability.. Land and Irrigation Ditch sur- veying a specialty. Mapa and AUMOeOROO PERCHERO BREEDING ASSOCIATE valuable asset in any Drag Store. The most Bine Prints made to order. MllhqMli refer the and frill make the season at the barns of the Ie aolkiting your preemption butinc. we roe to our reliability. They know. It Medical Profcawon a to Jj. . Alamogordo Improvement Company. Terms : Fine Campalarf Ground interest to know. CHAS. WEST. their duty to know. And it'a toyonr (Successor to W. I. Miles) under copK . 90 to insure ; $10 cash and $10 in 6 ir onths. prescription. Let na fill your Driy isd Truster Um ftlfclll laWÉll, I The 6uenl Warren Bros.. Druggists. Horn Phone 1TM P.O. Boi ' Office Phone 18 Alamogordo, M. kt. Pennsylvania Ave., Alamogordo. f Diplomacy Is a high-tone- WHEN SOILS LOSE THE WATER way : you IRRIGATION BONDS aylng "Don't think we had feo tar acre with me?" e In First Three Oaya After Irrigation Cultivation Con- Wn miR p Nesbit Good cars make Subject Is of Deep Importance to serves Moisture. short miles. WAsnN( Gossip Farmers and Investors. Life ia a motor car The quantity of water sucked out ol V V that ends ia tin .soil by plants In any one dar in The breakdown. o Idsummer depends upon many Txdil-Ciil- j Car Shojld Be Taken to Purchase The drier the atmospnere If there were no Joy rides then Only Those Offered by Firm Haw- ; i.ntl the greater the amount of sun would be no police trapi. ing Experience, Wh ch Have shine, and the warmer the day, the I.i ami cuna Distillery by Uncle Sam greater will be the amount of water en your to Operated Been Carefully Examined. You wIuifi' ha ml are Lend car another ,thf nm theory, ntul conduct of fermentation, Mken from the soli. Moro lmiortant Knuilftt HnJ tliln bill will come homo to yourself. causing a as a including proper temperature, density, In view of the fact that not les than auy of those factors In Wlm i lulnittl tu loss of soli moisture Is the amount of principle) and products formed the than one third of the public land U ar UiH Cats denote bad luck except whea soli. From wet Who tnunl denaturing of alcohol and dennturnuts, have been capable of reclamation ami water found In the wHht of KÍI1? K be a black one that you dream ' soils water will be lost than Wiio Hum you and the use of denatured alcohol for largely by means of the Irrigation niore hid frvm then this h lucky. To dream of catu was dis- from dry ones; both from direct the row manulacture and nit dtclnes process, the deep Importance of this pe t a denotes riches to come, while t evaporation from the soil and from l'rttin wh om? I cussed by officials of the bureau of subject is at once apparent. Iio.n v Uiips? dream of a sheep shows good itei di- the greater amount passed through UM chemistry. The object in view, Reference has been made to the Who. chtHft.nt ol will attenJ you. Consequently, immedi- y.mr Un;v. rectly, has been to determine by prac- fact the plants. that there arc certain pitfalls much more fl.tnvd lht lauRÍUti 117 ASHINUTOX. Within gunshot of tical demonstration the value of the ately after an irrigation ' which the investor in Irrigation bonds from your Hps-.- To dream of a donkey denotes bid If the White House and the t'apitol various farm products as alcohol s water Is last than one or two weeks must not be subject to, if he would lock, to bo carried by one m-- aa ihe federal government baa Itself been to determine the feasibility of money later. Wnstod. phamblin. have his absolutely safe, says a wt-a- corn, to hold one Is much toll, operating a distillery. The distilla- the farmers utilizing and It lias been found that, of the water and jjaunt and to writer in Farm, stock and Home. Who Una gained that you are letting one, tion plant was not conceived with a unmarketable fruits and vegetables in lost during the first two weeks after dream yoa'li To begin with, best engineering con- you Imvi loM? view of evading the Internal revenue the production of denatured alcohol. irrigation, SI per cent, went the first You Man. ditions in tho irrigation projects usu- that truilh1 th laws, yet there was no special tax is- All material used at the distillery was three days; 29 per cent, the next Laad of Want. ally involve, at the start a natural bofAofl angels sued for its operation. The output bought in the open market by Dr. 23 per cent, next three and t'hilrinood'H To dream of brings j7 lake at an altitude considerably four; the new rrtuwd, lias not been of the regulation "moon- Wiley personally In order that he 17 per cent, four days. Thus, ants denote good trade, apples denota of Irri- the last Dq yiKi stili hold in your ef- there-far- e above that the lands to be wedding, ones denoting shine" character, and there was no might observe its condition and nearly one-thir- of the water was htart tour bid gated, or a river whose flow may be fort it concealment, though the ap- be the better informed in sum- lost the first three days and more Suaold rinji gleams of lock, sweet ones prosperity and good depended upon and whoso fall ant. dim Amtret proach to the plant located in the rear ming up the results. He also person- one-ha- lf than the first week. Since For the fairy hills luck. or 1361 in- of that of the land is sufficiently great H street Southwest would ally superintended the operation it is Impossible In practice to apply rbera Mart The At present he to allow the conveyance of the di- dicate such. undertaking has not the plant. the time water so as to keep the right amount MapU'H mystic signal O U dream you ere crossing verted water through canals or "lat- v roa a been one for profit, but for scientific and his assistants are engaged in sum- Ihe It is necessary Htm erals," as sometimes called, by grav- in soil all the time. bridge an elevation In Ufe la In store research. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, chief ming up the results of the experimen- by the evapo ity over the entire contemplated to learn methods which Do you feel as une who tor you; or If the bridge be broke, of the bureau of chemistry, depart- tation. The exact proportion of alco- area. be dimin- In ration from wet soils can dreains. then difficulty and strife lie before ment of agriculture, has beeu the hol produced by various vegetables addition, there should be natural stirring Subtle rallB from Sold or ished. Careful cultivation or you. chief distiller, and he is going to pub- will be discussed at length in a re- excellent artificial reservoir sites, con- and wood. of the top soil no doubt tends to Luring sing- lish to the world the results of his ex- port; as also will be the primary or for the continuous storage of water, hails from to supplant flow In serve the soil moisture. ing streums? perience; a demonstration of the necessary cost of production. While the of the river you un- To dream of birds' nests or ecm It is clear, however, that If cultiva- Have never methods of making, the sources, and it is impossible to learn at this time time of protracted drought and as a derstood hows gcod luck will come to ron, but tion is to have much value in pre- the uses of denatured alcohol. the conclusions of the officials, It may safeguard against any unforeseen con- All the abootl from furept lauds you dream you aro eating venting the loss of soli water, it for you, and you alone It eggi, During the operation of the distilla- be said in a general way that the al- tingency. sorrow is in atore for you. should be put Into operation as soon Child of worn and weary hunda then tion plant a course of lectures was cohol can be distilled from refuse and Tho diversion from the river may Itobbt-- Is, of breath and blod given to representatives from all agri- unmarketable vegetables and farm be obtained by means of dams, those us possible after Irrigation that bone? enough to IN THE REALM OF BOOKS. cultural colleges of the country and products at a cost of from 25 to 39 of the modern type being entirely of as soon as the soil is dry It may be that when the years from the various state experiment sta- cents a gallon. make cultivation possible. Could the rock and concrete, raising the river Slowly creeping, give releaec. News and Comment About the Latett tions. In this course every matter con- A feature of the report of Dr. Wiley farmers see the thousands of tons of to the proper height, with numerous Iiuffhter will replace the tear. in Literature. nected with the practical operation of will be a discussion of the practicabili- "gates" or locks for the perfect regu- f water that arise as vapor from You may have your childhood peaee; a distillery; the growth of the banana ty of individual farmers distilling the soil the first few days after Irri- It may be Ah. no! It Tntlfft! "Tbe Making of Bobby Burnlt; oaa lation of the flow of water. God bend you gation, they would certainly do all will above then of tbe latest Bobbs-Merril- l prodoo-tion- and its uses; the use of molasses; the their own products at a profit; like The main canals, when built for Whispering unto your dupt: possibilities of in their power to stop the waste. It la story "caught on" the cactus; the produc wise the feasibility of permanent use, should be constructed "Rise, and be a ehild again!" a that la I in connec- tlon and chemistry of malt, and the distillation plants in thickly settled of rock, must be remembered this tantly and in Its creation the author. earth and concrete, as are Labor-drive- n boy technique of making the principles. I communities. tion that the quantity of water taken girl or George Randolph Chester, used rare also the laterals, leading off from the Who your snilng of from a or moderately dry soil has thieved main canals to the ditches, which wet life? Judgment and ability In compoundfii on plants are growing is con- carry the supply to the individual which Who has filched your days of Joy well nigh perfectly the three Ames Will Probably Airship siderably larger than the amount For toil's never-endin- g strife? Want an farms upon which the flow Is regu- elements of wisdom, humor and Ion evaporated from an equal area of free Tills is sure: That one great day around town on the low gear, and lated by means of frequent head-gate- Hy the vast eternal sea Each li present In the story In pie finally started up the Conduit road to- permitting thereby the water water surface. Those who thieved will hear him sa cUely tbe right proportion, and la the "Ye have done thus ward Cabin John bridge. Marshal to flow through the furrows made by unto me!" skillful hands of the author the three IN Collins being temporarily discern the fanner according to his needs or MISTAKES THE ORCHARDS hare been mixed and stirred. aa( oí nected from the sweet little suburb enabling him, If he desires, to irri- Among the Burbanklana. 'beaten to lightness, and. finally brows- Glen Kcho. the Massachusetts con gate his land by flooding it. Growers Having Adobe Soils Should Eli Timms is highly gratified with ed to a delicious crisp. gressman, who was acting as his own It should not he thought that Irri- Also Resort to the Planting the success of his experiments in plant Bobby Burnit himself la a chip chaufTeur, kept throwing in a little Cover Crops. gation means simply a of grafting. summer suc- whom one likes tho moment that one more gasoline and a little more spark continuous, This he has persistent flow of water. On the ceeded In growing a cross between hakes him by the hand. At what, T Is predicted at Washington that and speeding a little faster every min About as many are made I other hand, it simply involves a thor- mistakes the ordinary milkweed and the but- ever game Bobby plays be plays fairly I the first man to buy a Wright aero- ute. Finally the newspaper man got In irrigation of any- ough moistening of the soil, perhaps the orchards as tercup. The result promises to be and squarely; he Is a good loser aai plane after they are put on the mar- scared to death and hung on with thing else of which we have knowl- bat three or four times during the that the sap will be a delicious butter- when lack Is with him Is generous to ket, as undoubtedly will be the case hands and feet. He nearly dropped edge. It Is often the case that shal- growing season, according to the milk. Mr. Ttmms Is now arranging tbe man who has lost. No more likable before very long, will be Representa- dead when Mr. Ames turned around low furrows tnd a large head of wa- character of the crops and then re- to further cross the plant with the young man has appeared in the page tive Itutler Ames of Massachusetts. and yelled at him, above the noise of ter are slapped on and the result is automo-liilis- quiring the water to be "turned on," quaking aspen. If this works out as of American fiction In very long Mr. Ames is an enthusiastic t the car: "I wish we had a good a flooding of the whole surface. When a but for 12 or 24 hours at a time. , planned he says there will be no rea- time. and lias always had the speed straight stretch of road, so we could dry enough to work, the adobe soil bugfi As stated before, the development son why every family should not grow The story Is He is wealthy, can gratify every go a little bit last. We are not going has run together and the surface Is American to the core. SO of irrigation laws followed the gen- its own butter right in the yard, as Both inclination and desire along that line much more than miles an hour, and so hard that it is impossible to culti- the rapidity and tbe ease with is generally by col- eral recognition of the vast benefits the strain of quaking aspen will churn which and supposed his this car is guaranteed for S5." vate It. The grower, therefore, re- immense deals are made Bot- buy and enormous to nation- the sap perfectly. leagues to about two cars a week. They do say that when the pair of increase the sorts to frequent watering to keep the hy's equal capacity for unbroken idle- One man al wealth which is being brought Amos Carson, a capitalist of West automobile says it is only them landed back In town the newspa orchard going. In these soils the ness and for constant toil, the large necessary to Mr. near-fain- t about by tho practical application Wind, O., is reported to be making an assure Ames that per man was in a and had of water settles slowly and a smaller horizon, the teeming possibilities la there is a new to be the centuries-ol- d principles of irri- effort to combine an electric plant automobile out that revived with three drinks, all in head run In deeper ditches would commerce that are suggested on tie, will everything a row. gation, coupled with with an Ice plant. Tbe local papers beat else that ever the enactment prove more satisfactory. Growers Ide and In the background all these burned gasoline and he will buy it. So those of the who of wise legislation seeking to safe- look with some) amusement at his ven- members house having heavy adobe soils should also things are truly and typically Ameri- One day last spring, when there know Mr. Ames' propensities say guard the settler, as well as lend- ture, and comment satirically that cer- that the resort to the planting of cover crops can. Though It la concerned In a way wasn't much doing around the capitol, he is just waiting for the chance to er of capital. , tain of the village councilmen will be to improve the texture. They could almost constantly with the making of Mr. Ames took a newspaper man out buy the first Wright areoplane put on There are five leading ready to direct Mr. Carson in bis classes of gradually be brought into such friable money, It la by no means sordid, lor for a little run in a the market In order that he may bonds, which may be briefly touched grafting operations incident to the ex- condition that they could be more money-makin- Is but tke whale of a car he had bought make an intellectual effort to break on periment. Its as follows, as most of them have easily handled after irrigation. Grow- real one a month or so before. They his Smith Busby of Old Corners, 111., being the making of a maa. scooted cultured neck. within the recent past been offered ers as a rule pay the little has attention a theory that the cantaloupe may bo to those who have savings or surplus to the subsoil. Too often the rule crossed with the wild cucumber vine, To Ban funds. To begin with, it may be ac- followed is. If dust can be kicked up dream of a cloudy morning on Rooster's Crow Capital thus relieving the producer of the ne- 111 at cepted as an indisputable fact that all on the surface it is time to irrigate. hows luck and grief, but to see a cessity of transporting the canta- of the premises where It is desired to irrigation enterprises have not been The appearance of the bright sunny morn in your dream wlU tree indicates loupe to market. He says keep the chickens or pigeons. No pro- successful. In many cases, inexperi- to a great extent that all bring you good news. its needs, but after that will necessary visions are made for ducks or geese. ence, which is only another name for all it is an be will be for tbe examination of the sub- grower to In case the applicant has one or inexpert management, has been soil which most surely start the determines vine down the Clear water seen In a dream denotes more roosters in his flock, there must largely the cause. The natural con- whether the orchard needs water road and it or will grow to market can- food new. just as dirty water be filed with the chicken application ditions have, in a majority of in- not. As a general before the rule the more taloupes are ready to pull. ill luck to the dreamer. a list of householders In the same stances, been extremely favorable. sandy the soil, the greater should be We regret to learn from Mr. Elijah square who consent to the keeping The first class of bonds are those the number of ditches and the shorter Toots of Gadfly, la., that his experi- of the early morning riser in fact, which are Issued by an Incorporated the run in both times and distance. OKLAHOMA DIRECTORY ment at crossing radishes chick-wee- d new chicken and pigeon a majority of the householders must Irrigation district. These districts The longer the ditches, and THE the larger is unsuccessful. He recently promulgated at consent. are formed much the the head. The tells us that in same man- stiffer the soil, the the chickweed Washinton will be rigidly enforced by Chanticleers will have full sway out- ner and under practically fewer and deeper the scratched the radishes the same ditches, the out of the patch. He Nice light bread and flaky biscuits the health department of that city. side the fire limits, according to the conditions as School districts, longer the run in time accounts for It and, in and distance, in part by the statement can be made from In squares with more than 75 per cent, regulations. The same will be the fact, their bonds are valued tax lines, the smaller the head and that he got these rules the chickweed from his neighbor. of the property improved permits will cgse within, the fire limits where the superior to all other forms of indebt- hold fairly good. James Mugger, CHOCTAW FLOUR be necessary. property improved is less than 75 per edness, when issued in accordance who was conducting While it will be necessary to some experiments in Georgia, has been Insist on this brand and yon have cent. The regulations, in substance, with the statutory requirements. In- WATER SUPPLY IS GIVING OUT re- attacked and driven are sure to have a permit to keep chickens, it will are as follows: vestors should be careful to take only from his station the best quire the special consideration and "No chickens are to bo kept by a party of colored people who were YOrW QHOCKR HKI.LH IT within bonds offered by firms having experi- In Certain Watersheds It Is approval of neighbors to keep a chan- the fire limits without a permit Almost holding a camp meeting near him. from ence and possessing the facilities for Exhausted Turned Out ticleer. Hefore he is allowed to be- the health department, of They learned that he was endeavoring SOUTHERN LAND and then not examining, carefully the legal details Some Ditches. ALBERTA WHEAT neighborhood 15 to perfect a watermelon stir the in the morning within feet of any structure owned in issues 'fef this kind. When issued that should with his vocal serenades, his owner by any person other than the appli- be even more tasteless than the ones properly, these bonds are unquestion- With all the snow that fell iwi"bhiLji CASK must have the consent of the house- cant, and used in the that are shipped to the north early In I TFBIflt hnti for human habitation, ably very attractive. mountains last winter holders in the neighborhood, especial- occupation or assembly. the supply June, but It was also their Impres- 0RTHVYE5T LAND Outside the Bonds are also issued by corpora- seems already to have given CO. .$&. ly those who object to his being used fire limits, fowls or pigeons cannot out on sion that his operations would extend MM bMa rim 4a4 n.m Brafera Wilt. - mM tions which are engaged in selling the certain watersheds. In the '- as a rising alarm. be kept within 50 feet of any structure Arkansas to the whole crop. - W. 1 BAIN "water rights," or irrigation pjrivi-lege- valley, for Instance, the water Persons desiring to keep fowls with- aforesaid, subject however, to the ex- was Lafayette Skldmore Informs us by These) bonds are secured by a turned out of some of the later in the fire limits of the district must ceptions set forth in paragraph four. letter from Yumpoff, Minn., that THE CARVER-DENN- mortgage on the reservoir, pumping ditches on July 13, which Is he Y file an application with the health No fowls shall be permitted to run, some- has crossed the oyster plant with equipment and franchises of these what earlier than usual. The Arkan- office, setting forth the lot number, fly or stray within 50 feet of any such horseradish, red pepper, the ap- corporations. These bonds are of a sas valley is not supplied as yet cider CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE square number, and the street number structure." with ple and mustard, and that this fall public service character, but do not anything like the number of he reservoirs will ship a carload of vegetable oys- Begin its nxth college year Oct. Ut rank so well as do the obligations needed to keep up a of reserve supply ter cocktails. Or. A. C. McC.II, Sr.pt., Dr.WUIird municipalities or and they Cirrer, Pru Naval Experts Awaiting Monster districts. Tbese will have to be CALL AT OUR GENUAL Gun constructed Peter Doollttle of Ishpemlng, Mich., OFFICE FOR TRUTHS bonds, as a rule, have a very fair rec- as has been done In the Cr. TVMualnttn, - . ca,. Ota. northern part has spent three years In OkU... way which will fire a shell of ord, however. of the state, sayB Denver the effort to 4 about Field and produce a variety of corn 1,100 pounds. Farm. The place for these potato. This reservoirs summer he says he has succeeded, WESTERN NATIONAL Other h is in the and 1pS' nations have built Baking Soil. mountains and the two that now muzzle-loadin- that his potatoes have both have already been eyes m - guns, but not of very Irrigated put In there are rarMid in Jwm, WIW Mad to ua Umwi fa- ta- soil in many districts has and ears. wti-- r. high power. proving a great boon to the water niM nrnad the faculty of baking on the surface Fltzmaurice Montmorency DePugb Plans are being worked out at tho users 200 miles distant. The time Is OKUMIU and It Is a peculiar fact that auch of Lone Hollow, Neb., is still navy department for the four sub- coming when all our reservoirs in trying to MN00L OF SHORTHAND W. soils are the ones in which grain Is cross the watermelon, Indian TmwiMlaa marines authorized by congress. have to be built In the mountains as turnip ranivar, fnurUiiUo. tWIlif. often broadcasted when It ought to be and egg plant and raise poached eggs, WW. Wrii.fr OUlofTM. (MM will be asked for construction those on the plains are W: mum , mtg, P drilled in. The first Irrigation so causing the but he is not much fr mrwf wiiiwi experts at Washington are soon. wastage of too much valuable encouraged so far NAVAL bakes the surface that' the tender lit- land. James Mlggles of SCHWpL; BOOKS, MCTCARDS with impatience the These and the fleet au- Cincinnati tried to collier, also tle plants have a struggle h for Hf. cross the street with a TABLETS. SCHOOL SUPPLIES gun now under thorized by congress, . Curing Sick Hen. watermelon comprise the This can largely be construction by the Midvale shjp work still avoided by dif- last Fridaybut he slipped and fell. .Steel remaining, to be con- ferent methods of procedure, When a hen is discovered with OIUHOMABÓOKCb: Worjts, The .gun will be shipped to tracted for by the-nav- and the closed eye and a very .establish- corrugator' will" Come.' in handy hot head, no the, Washington navy yard', here the ment under increases al- on in the navy such soils. more effective treatment can be given' Ae Willie Figured It. finishing touches are to be added ready provided for. cupful SHERMAN MACHINE & IRON and than taking a of hot water In' "Pa," began little Willie. will proof-fire- ' n!- ama. CMha be at Indian Head There are many feasferes of - which is dissolved a tablespoonful of taiaa Omms ai oiaslM Over-Feedin- "Well, son?" asked his 'about middle of iparlne g fchlcki. father V the October. construction which the experta salt and applying It to the head as Pa. Tve been trying the first hitch to figure out It will be nower are closely studying and ÓhCRreat cause of mortality ambng can be borne. one-eye- tbé delay in hot. as, It Tjiis will re about a d man." of this caHber ever constructed for contracting for these vessels la young poult Is over-feedin- Milk due'e the swelling and allay w the fever.. To figure out what, my child?" MACHINERY practical purposes and will fire a shell to the effort to Obtain the' verv curd is strongly advocated by fed latest some Thln.tHatiBent should. followed "Does a man with one eye weighing 1,000 pounds.' improvements. folks, klllii a good many rs-cap- one-grai- sleep S$ and glvltr' quinine pill achí ' M mUC The navy will beat out tac army In Congress annronriated t?. nun nnti the effects of being allowed to night for three .nights, during wblcfej mB w.th ra aria tbir respect, as the latter'also for bullriinff of VHaaa run the wet has .the .Mr it flelds. Thls has been time me. pen ynouiq , pe Kept m com- ,.j trouble"-th- implements three modern guns now under $900,000 for the coIMeP'! a eeriuua past season for fortable incldsure nlotie and fed or. ísís deere we e had more rain than usual. oft, nirlshlng food. rit 10 .O . I titv&S itatftet j K M itv aou!ié r.vadl vtlQp Í WHY NOT7

DANIEL

Editor's Net"!. Dinlel J. Sully, the author of this article depict- in mind, that n cloth, the cloth WMl II One of ing the possibilities of cotton, the pitiful vassalage of the planter of the civilized masscH, without the preachers has asked in. and the destiny awaiting the United States and the cotton grower, which thev would become barbari- members of his congregation to bring we of canary when take advantage our opportunity, has had a remarkable ans, I the product of a plant Cloth tneir birds to church. Why not try ! career In the record and romance of cotton. It was his unparallsled (TOWS froci the toil! If by some to save some of tbe parrots market campaign that caused cotton to rise to 17 cents a pound botanical necromancy we could CUTICURA CURED HIM. in 1903. the highest point reached since the civil tlnh-lic- war. During this grow d Karments in the of cotton, when Sully actual relqn was its premier, $450,000,000 in fields, and if these garments could brought to country Eczema Came on Lega and Ankles-Co- uld guld was this and formed the substructure of the be produced In like quantities In bull market which culminated in Not Wear Shoes Because enormous the spring of 1907. Then no olher pan of the earth, every and the whole nation the south realized for the first time that the DM would itistautly" realize of cotton and the that Of Bad Scaling and Itching. success advancement of civilization go hand in America possessed a monopoly hand. which would make all na- other T have been successfully cured of tions our petitioners. Yet we hüvc dry eczema. I was inspecting the re- r"V. "'.it monopoly as assured as It noval of noxlouE weeds from the a, would In li wo harvested clothing yg j of a river and was constantly in the ready to for If war. we ourselves oust irom tho weeds. At night I cotton; when you die produced the we nariuenis that by our toll In rleansed my limbs but felt a prickly they bury you In a the south enable Kurope and Japan to manu- sensation. I paid no attention to 1. cotton-lant- - facture, we would possess IMEKICAX cotton shroud. almost an exclusive for two years but I noticed a scum I . . e .. Throughout life cotton supply of i... k the cloth and clothing already need- on my legs Hko fish scales. I did not is most constantly ed by at one-hal- f greatest least of the human race. attend to It until came to be too man. Is it tapie in thn world, art' with It his Men cannot. If they would, again depend for itchy and sore and began getting two closest companion by clothing iwnr Thov ir., in DMA. their upon the sklus of wild animals. running sores. My ankles were all day keeps him tloul servitude, it Is : and These beast! have practically vanished. Nor sore and scabby and I could not wear comfortable at night. Is tragedy of contemporary there enough wilderness on the globe to shoes. I had to use carpet and felt life that they who pro- Cotton is spread upon furnish a range for ihe rearing of sufficient slippers for weeks. I got a cake ot his duce for the world the tables; it is in the animals, to provide garments of skins for man- the Cuticura Soap and some Cuticura e o ni in o d i t y without kind. The world of men and wom Ointment. In less than ten days I which modern civiliza- en is clothed as never be- could put on my boots and In less than tion and industrial life fore. K is only within the last cen- three weeks I was free from the con- could not proceed are tury, with cotton within the reach founded Itching. Capt. George P. Bliss. themselves absolutely of the multitude, that the majority Chief of Police, Morris, Manitoba, Mar. subservient and the have been adequately clothed. Tho 20, 1907, and Sept. 24, 1908." poorest paid toilers iu heroes of tho revolution were half Potter Drug a Onem. Corp, Solofropt, Boctoa clad and that half was rags. the 1'nitod Slates. Intellectually the When a man has enoiign money laid And It one cot are surrounded and h of the Interesting aside to keep him on Easy street th ironies of history coerced by factors which havo no other that during that rest of his days, he ought to give oth purpose than to keep them in this be- period, when the problem of clothes ers a chance. nighted vassalage. From this condition was supreme, both In America and inl'tiences of a new American spirit abroad, Richard Arkwrtght. who must liberate them. invented the spinning-frame- , and Hargreaves. We smile at the Celestial shivering In .lames who invented the spinning-jenny- , creations which the midst of coal-field- s larger than the were to change the history of the state of Pennsylvania. America's attl-tutl- e race, had their destroyed toward cotton Is almost equally machines by the enraged and half-cla- d popu- KrotesQUO. On the southern rim of the lace, who feared the competition of United States, within an area of prac-ticailj- r these labor-savin- g devices. 14 states. Is grown 80 per cent, of the world's supply of cotton. The We smile at the short-sighte- d fol- 20 per cent., grown In South ly of that day, and yet the prog- America, India, and the far east, Is of an ress In the use and manufacture of Inferior quality and cannot compete cotton will bo as tremendous In the years with, the cotton grown in the United 3PVAVG- - OFSI coming as in the past. There State. Notwithstanding this enormous is an actual kingship for cotton. advantage, the fact still remains that not only commercially but political- sovereignty ibid heaven-sen- t boon, paradoxical upholstering of his ly; and this of cotton in America thtiugh it may seem, does not enrich, chairs. If he takes a ride I believe to be at hand. but rather Impoverishes, the southland. on the Plying Limited It We shall awake to our new destiny as a Is cotton waste In the world-powe- r and trading nation when we re- This Is a tale of commercial Inepti- wheel-boxe- through alize fully that the southern section of our tude. Our greatest asset Is our greatest which lubricatlng-ol- l is republic Is virtually the exclusive source of a Cotton is king, but it is a fed to the running-gear- , commodity absolutely indispensable to the SICK HEADACHE badly served monarch. Other nations, that insures a continu- myriads of mankind from New York to Shang- ny rjrsighted policy. Intense activity, Po.Klv.ly cored by ous trip. This is an elec- hai, from Nome to Montevideo, from London lAsnrrr-fVn- l and commercial alertness, have over IflMt) trical age, but without to, the Cape. Less than one and a quarter mil- MM ntu. come the tremendous advantago wo They cotton insulation on the lion Americans, in 14 states of this union, hold aleo relieve Dte hnve, and by beating down the price of reas from Despénala. In, wires the might of elec- In their hands the comfort, the luxury, the des- Irrnr digestion Too the raw product, and with cheap on and Hearts labor looms lured goods back to the tricity would be a tiny of mankind. Eating. A perfect rem- and machinery for the manufacture fin- (or of the Americans who produce the An enormous profit Is made somewhere in edy Dluineaa, K ished product, now control tho IIX9 sea. Drowsiness. markets of the raw supply. Switzerland, Bd rrld. In the Orient, where we once Taste In toa Monta. Coat-a- d had our for example, which grows Tongue, Pain In tbe share of trade, the market, to say the least, is no cotton, whose mountains Sida. TORPID t.lVFB slipping us. the regálate tbe Purely from It seems almost a travesty yield no coal for Its fac- j Bowel. Vegetable on American business methods that English tories, a country that has SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE. and German manufacturers can go on the not an Inch of seacoast or a dot ki at tialveston and take our raw Genuine Must cotton, plank afloat, sends to us, in CARTERS Bear carry Fac-Sirm- It to Barope In subsidized ships, weave the ships of other nations, le Signature it with cheap labor, retransporl it to the Uni- more finished cotton goods fiVafR ted States, pay i fie customs duty, and under- than we export to all the sell ,; our home manufacturers. There is some-thin- countries of continental Eu- wrong here, isn't there? rope combiuetl. u8' REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. CottOB la clothing the of the uncounted America's future, when and even those born to the purple she realizes her heritage upon cotton for much of their appareli- ng and opportunity in cotton, King Cotton's dominion Is mankind. will eclipse anything America, therefore, that producing, practically has been foretold for this alone, a commodity vital to civilized life and republic, it is only within pr' reas, has In that harvest the secret of the last hundred years incomparable that wealth and power. It Is not cotton has conquered the steel or lumber, kerosene or corn, that insures world. The career of this enduring leadership for the United States. Vast plant has scarcely begun. capital and dynamic genius have gone into tho The remarkable pace In development Its of steel, yet this is transitory. progresa to power Is re- TV veptor of steel must ultimately Blip from vealed by the quaint fact 0'ir ..: asp. iron-or- e Su- The beds of the Lake that In 1784 eight bags of perior region arc doomed. Experts have num-er- t American cotton were Apples apples d their years as leBS than a generation. seized by the customs au- everywhere. Lamber cannot furnish a permanent foundat- thorities at Liverpool, the ion for our Industrial The for- sage British verdict being COTTOV- - OfS no indigestión es' are tast vanishing. Oil has contributed that the importation was one of the leading Items to our export trade, fraudulent, as so much cotton could not possi- Cotton has within itself, under the guiding the progress of cotton to the consumer. Every WR1GLEVS. ami has multiplied incredibly the fortunes of bly be produced In one year in America! In hand of the country which produces it, the year cotton goods to the value of nearly six its managers; but the cannot disgorge Napoleon's campaigns thousands of the wound- power to bring about ultimate world-peace- . billion dollars are turned out from the 125,000,-00- 0 their illumlnant Besides Baku forever. the ed could have been saved bad there been an The United States, by prohibiting the exporta- spindles In the world. But the poor farm- pepsin Supjr telds are ready to c mpete. corn Our and adequate supply of cotton for bandages. tion of raw cotton cargoes to England, Ger- er In the cotton-field- s sees but a pitiful part heat before t many will tho eni decades many, France, Italy and Switzerland, could In- of the multiplying fortunes attending the mi- prevents be Before Eli Whitney's time It took a man in I it consumed at home. rgentlna, central Eu- flict hopeless paralysis gration of cotton goods around the earth. The rope his home two years to separate one bale of Industrial and financial and Manchuria pre tee these cereals in panic upon those lands. The balance of power southerner sells raw cotton to Japan, and the prodigal cotton from the seed. The yield of cotton thus abundance. Even If our corn and in a mills at Osaka turn out products WHIG! FY S handicapped on its way to the wearer was un- is our hands to most remarkable degree, that outsell heat were the world's sole sufficient supply, we our goods in Shanghai and Canton; and Hi the important. There had been cotton from re- but treat it with indifference. mm In the case of our cotton, the oversea na- Japanese traveling in tions mote antiquity. The mummies of Peru were One word from America that it would with- could dispense with these staples, as state to America, may wonder wherein the ome wrapped in it. The ancient Hindus wove it, hold supplies of cotton would bring all Eu- of them now do. Millions upon millions half-fe- southern farmer a vassal tenant fol- of Mongolians and by some forgotten art the weaving was rope to terms of comity. have not yet developed an ap- lowing his one mule In the furrow, ad- 5,000 times finer than Is to be found lu any of has petite for anything save rice. But all of them In the meantime, and until we reach re- in of the vanced civilization over the only recently are clad In cotton goods. An additional inch the fabrics modern times. Cotton was a among alization of the potency of cotton, if nations awakened pagan of the east. Nothing Too Good en the shirts worn by the Mongolians would sacred thread the Brahmans, and the theft of It a serious crime. In the gardens of continue to waste their substance (and their The ordinary grower of cotton cultivates 20 aman one million bales of cotton, and this 1b for you. why we temples present day purchasing power), in war, cotton will con- acres, producing one-ha- lf a bale to acre. That's want yon die market that Is slipping from us. Chinese at the a special the variety of cotton-plan- t Is found which is no- tinue to be found indispensable In conflict. It Unfortunately. In too great a majority of cases to take CASC ARETS for liver and Cotton Makes America Suprema Among where else grown. From Its yield the vest- is guncotton that hurls destruction through the he is a tenant farmer. Of his ten bales, the bowels. It's not advertising talk--but Nations. ments of the Confucian priests are made,. ranks, and It is cotton that binds up the result of his year's toll, five must go to the merit the great, wonderful. Thus It is cotton, and cotton alone, that can wounds of the fallen. The Japanese In owner of the land. The working Great Britain has made an organized and their farmer, for lasting merit of CASCTarkYs make America permanently unique and recent war, through an unrivaled system of his product, gets, we will say, ten cents that scientific effort to raise a supply that would a we yon among the nations. This fact makes Burgery and hospital service, reduced the pound or S50 a bale, his 12 months of want to know by trial. Then make her independent of America, for thn effort grotesque the our unsnceess ti tati- death-rat- e of the wounded to an unprecedent- and expense bringing him in gross you'll have faith and join the mil- - record of tho possibili- a revenue to, statesmen of that empire foresee ed of boos who keep well by finished cotton products across thr- sea. ' minimum. Without cotton that would have 920. This is an insignificant total CASCA ties of the day when America, rising to a for the Tae only foreign customer counted been Impossible. And It is in cotton khaki man who among others produces that t alt recognition of her right, will manufacture her the commod- importantly in the of our export ade that the armies march. And they make ity that controls, the world. totals own cotton and sell it to the world. But Great their e.destara ase a bos for a week's as China, and our there has pltrtly bivouacs under cotton tents. Out of treatment, sll druggist.. Blggsst sellar market Britain, with her grip upon all available areas, that 250 he must provide for his (am In tie world. declined. England, Germany, Japac are lly, and many years of unsuccessful effort, has Cotton Is Indeed first In war, as it Is first himself and his mule, and make provision forcing our ships from Pacific, just as they after the had to and must come continually to America In peace! for the ensuing times of planting and cultivat- crowded them off the paths of the Atlantic, ing. Fully 65 per cent, of America's cotton for her supply. Now we are entering a. new age, the age of is should be carrying cargoes of cotton goods produced by this struggling method. Up to all pos- aerial flight, and the aeroplane Is a cotton the porta of the earth. Instead of that The Standard Oil Company has made it 1903, when the great movement in cotton the chariot! On these wings of cotton we have be- nations send here for 80 per cent, of their sible to Illumine millions of homes that other- prices blessed the southern Industry with the rw be in darkness, this hus gun to By through the heavens at 30 and 40 supply, manufacture It into all forms of wise would but been transforming gleam of prosperity, 90 per cent. commodities, through miles an hour, and the end la not yet. outsell us in all the world's mar made practicable only the cotton oi our cottcn crop vas barrested in this kis. and even successfully ship the maaufac- - wick. When you are born they wrau you In It is easy to (orre, or nt least to fail to keep hopeless vy WRISLEY'S Say! You Behind? 2lre i W ,, ...... ll u ikiIf l f I ALOAZAS THEATRE !r FEED STORE rflSH O' !i i ll.e otlirr IliJ" "' . V ..it UMsJOIIMi Prep. r i i WkM la mué m I !'. Field Seed, Flour, Meal, Grain and - - Garden and 7 We are showing interesting and educational .; on us at Cooper's old stand, 9th Street - call tin- evening. l-- f Hay ? Gome in and I -- 5 picture.. rpd I'fe 1 'J W Jj Two snows each evening. $ uüí ' -- :1 itI - - 6s 5 5 5TEPP MURRELL - 1'lntllH 74 II ii'"- V, . , , . ( Admission ta AM 10 cants ; I 9í I - Auto arjd Gasoline t , . Lúíav. m yji Electrical Supplies. Engine Supplies. General Repair Shop. Wiring Done. fi w a, Ne easn Qree3ry G. F. ROUSSEAU,

g Cor- - ICtl; and Fenn. Ave. - A 'Phone 56. fa IS HOW opoil for bUSi- . , - A ness witn a new ana up- - . t '' I? to.dr.t3 line of groceries, fi ', hi J. Q. GRANT, M i V) ;. v . ' ' Proprietor ol the ' - : .t Free delivery of all or- j V;r r ders. Don't forget to (?) - Lfjffi mj 4 eity Livery snd Tran for Good ns, carera I and A Is now remd; bnamtw. dnra use our telephone. genteel treatment. Office "i town just Baat of News orfice ' rioUmeBiospiiaW Fhoiie Eesicisuce Fhone 170 6 Jarreé & spuano, ) . 'Phone No. 1S3 On Penna. Ave. y) - 'tsr V If XS-Farmers Flats. rruitvnie, vn irr W T? f ü- - SErSÍS V) Sim Browden has hi new wind- - Mies Minns of Lodi Ohio is r. relatives, hut the U' , inill and it ií doinir. the work here visiting in- wl ieh lias caused Sim so mud writer does not know if she Brief the Dast few w tends staying here or not. Deaier in General ri!erchandS8 . . i . 1 T I I -- t I I - . i s . ,s. r Milton Phillips has returned , I I II. Richardson ami tamilv. , t Mv stock is Vj 1 i 1 .s i ' still at thcolo statu La Luz, N. M hM III 1 VVIH US. is high 1 H Ml I IV. 111 1W new house, from Globe Arizona and a J v.' IVUI TtV1 are moving into their v. complete in all Mm and mv prices arc richt. lust received car rtl and i Iv rthased with that town and I mi tt is made of white anda y of Ft Smith, Ark. , Fcm and Mourjtoin Wagcns. ,tji A. ELLIS, Prop. is . .v. certainly a great advertisement its surrounding "Hillside" for .i aoi.nl i. .r rhrnininn Vcwers and Kakes aeil otlitr interna yV Machinery. Alao Sbr the Mr. Milner. It is the cheapest sale and the Phillips family may tinnal lliiivrsi.r Co.. stent John 109 New York Avenue. for Cctrpcny's Implements. and vet best, building material in change heir location soon. Deere Plow this section of the country. Mr-- . II. A. Horean is ouiie si the of this writing. We Lead, the Rest Follow Mrs. Hobbic, Leslie Drew and it time ElVerj farmer in Fruitvale is Dry Blaaaifffl and Repairing. Specialists on Ladias and t it Tom Oharles family spenl French crops. Cents Clothing, Silks, Feathers, etc. Sunday at the white sands. msy gathering in the There has not been as much HENRY J. ANDERS0I. W. R. EIDSOK, R. B. ARMSTRCn:, Mr. Miller ami wife who have Vice President C, i ci prosperity this season as here-to-fo- re President. m A aniuiiordo lor about a leen on account of hick of rain. decided to locate on month have Mr, and Mrs. Win. A. Ooe are Hats. They were out Established 19C0 farmer happy as can be, But why over Cash Meat Market S'1'111"' their shouldn't they he when there Monday last. ;n,n,! another fair daughter in their,LI National ank 1 Hü First Fribley Mr. Tapp liada friend from In- home. The visitor arrived pome diana out in the Hats last week. time last week. Of Alamsftc rdo, H, N. He contemplates locating here. Mr. Oroom of Grandview took just d CONDENSED STATEMENT See hir.i before you sell your live stock. i Dave 8outherland has dinner with Alfred 0. Watson a new well on his place. last Sunday. The readers under AT COMPTROLLER'S CALL. CLCSE OF BUSINESS June 23, 1909.

Hogs, - i KS Cattle, Etc. .led 1 ah' ttmslii'd a week plow- stand ol that Mr. 'room has no KKSl.CK. L.ABtLI TIES o ie to do is Lo.Tis and Discounts C.ttlOl Capital ?, ing for Dave Southerland recent his cooking out he OviTtlraf ts 128. Sn'ln and Cndir.ded HroSt. U.W7H surely the only one to blame. I. S. 1!. Ml(ls t.i emr. circulation.. UrOUOu CI eulanon 16, WW l.v. PremlttMfl on r. s. Bondt 15 .0' !.:... us 13u,i.66 Mrs. Suniuel Le Roy was very BttBklnff house, furnitu fixtures 22. .0' CULL LUMBER for $12.00 per M. Joe Jackson was taken to the other Keal Estate owned i r. ii SPECIAL sick last week at Mrs. 0. 8. Redemption fond.... We have a Quantity ot this lumber on hand and hospital Sunday. Oilier Seeuriles Brown's, Cash ami Siht Exchange 47.:.;.-.:- 4 wish to make a quick disposal of same, so are offering it at this low Several ladies met at the home price of $12.0(1 per thousand feet. We also carry in stock of Mrs. HerbLoomis a few after- FOR SALE. Total sl4,i)j(,.ol Total jUtjiatl noon ago, and organized a sew- A General Line of the Better Grade of Lumber, I o Selling out oiler my entire ing club. They will meet e very-tw- handle Lath and Lime etc. Give us a call. stock of shoes and weeks. including harness DIRECTORS saddles and shoes until closed The knocker and pessimist W. J. BRYSON, F. M. RHOMBERG, out at least 20 per cent below-regula- r HENRY J. ANDERSON, M. WYATT, Company should take a look at Henry J. McRae Lumber price. C. MEYER, W. R. EIDSON, cane crop raised with- Russell's Men's shoes reg. 5.00 now 4.00. BYRON SHERRY, HENRY S. EVANS. out irrigation. Oharles. Men's shoes reg. 4.00 now 3.00. The Alcazar Baby Contest. Men's shoes reg. now 2.75. Manager Jones has surely a Men's shoes reg. 3.00 now 2.25. fine lot of babies entered in his Men's shoes reg. 2.50. now 2.00. baby contest, now being run in NEAU'SA lamopordo Men'6 shoes reg. 2.00 now 1.60. his picture show. The results, Men's shoes reg. 1.75 now 1.40. KMll.U.MKF PHONE Ala-rnogord- o. AND FUNKRAL OrFICE it) will be shown 4. oldest and best Known hotel to Saturday night Ladies shoes reg. 4.00 now 3.00. DIRECTOR A. J. BUCK NO. evening so AND DEALC" RESIDENCE Under the new management on the screen that Ladies shoes reg. 3.50 now 2.50. IN PHONE FUNERAL NO. thje rates have been reduced to $2.00 a day everyone interested should be Ladies shoes reg. 3.00 now 2.00. SUfPLIES UNDERTAKER and the service has been irnproved. present. Ladies shoes reg. 2.50. now 1.75. COCO A strong and interesting bill School shoes reg. 2.25 now 1.50. is to be presented which School shoes reg. 2.00 now 1.40. SPECIAL attention given to families and numbers will be "Poor wife's School shoes reg. 1.50 now 1.15. Parties. Devotion," "Cigarette Making," J. N. BuShey, The Shoe Man. and"8weet Hearts of Mine. "The Alamogordo, New Mexico. song "Airy Mary," will also he The Alamogordo sanatorium is Mrs. Beríha B. Neal used is noWunder a management that The Fire destroyed the home of W. is making things hum, and the Printing F. Root, at ( )rogra nde, yesterday, institution shows the result of this activity in causing a loss f ti lo'1 to the reorganization. Dr. Point which in-- Gilbert, president and medi- OH A U bouse and contents wat I ired to the if 50. cal director, carried the Morning Good typewritten letters coin '3 s Journal correspondent out to the an impression of good luis' methods,and is often See Wjll K ,,.,.,.,. institution this morning for a the machine responsible for the appearance. wire cyclist Roy K. Fox's visit. The patients are up and stirring around, and seem cheer- and Gafe, Lone Star Mi . Here Oct.

I ful and contented. Dr. Gilbert EL ROPEAN PLAN has recently sent 4,7000 cireuhuf The Underwood Mrs. R. L Daeiel, Miss Lueile letters to physicians in live states C. JOMES, Prop. types always reatdi the nroner nriritín mu r- - J. and hopes soon to begin to feel nnlnt Tl.i. tvo.lmr Daniel and 0. F. Kelly, of ates through or with a guidea feature peculiar to' the Under- - the result of this publiciry cam- in car, - arrivee hete thir 'i VJ Yf n6l,t- There's no other way. It canno' Saturday evening, and returned paign. F'or about a mile the wobble. Good looking work is assured and the Underwood features Now Open for Business prevent operator s home yesterday afternoon. Mr. road has bad six inches of gravel blunders. Daniel cune up on (he train and entirely eliminates the dust. J. This hotel has opened for business with ' SiVr"n1.r. ork in th. Underwood to' a made the return with D. Olements, secretary and trip tho TO to IU I everything brand new. is ITiJt.a. ire t, I, .1, v 'V,1 r"'"í secure ireatereBicinu y. It party. Mr. Daniel ran through manager, now in Albuquerque The best equipped Cafe in Alamogordo. Alamogordo as a conductor for á in conference with the territo-ia-l number of years and, with his Odd Fellows, who are assem" "The Machine You Will Eventually Buy" A Regular Dinner for 35c. wife and daughter, are well bled in annual convention. Albuquerque Journal. known here. The Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc. Aoy