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Established 30- - May 1, 1907 The Clovis News pleandby the People VOL. 6 NO. 24 CLOVIS, STATF 01 NEW ME

To Have Building For Ex-- Hone Thief Captured. REPUBLICANS Miscellaneous Item, j,. lurry County Fair Record nihil To Fah. A Stranger rode NOMINATE intp town and In other words Jack Johnson Breaker. Two weeks before the County hitchad his horse in front of the JAFFA FOR CONGRESS is a bull 'Mooted but Booker T. If there is an vthingin the line Pair at Clovis, there will be Vaughn restaurant last Sunday Washington isn't. placed at the disposal of the far- about noon. Nothing unusual, mers a building where they may but it so happens that there was Roswell Merchant is a Sure Winner. New Men For iuniy iair atuovis on night, showini 8, bring their exhibits for the fair a man on the inside looking out Old Party On er will be State Central republic is aft s re- m or- - and have.it recorJed to the pro- for just such a man, Constable - the Committee the way of fairs. per parties, insuring against any" Carl Qlien having that morning county has had a bet-urfnrr- ir mistakes, the recording of ex- received a notice by telegraph to v The late Er The Republican eonver hand made a progressive repub- Reason than for hibits during the rushed days of watch for him. He was Elrick sometimes wro s," said A. E. Curren, which convehed at AlbuqUei lican speech, advocating many of the fair. We are bound to carry Miller, accused of stealing a poems a day, bi F, fj the, CJovis News, last week nominated Na'l the principles advocated by the S?afe to Republican off several preminus and want horse from a man in Tueumcari high coi .tje., as Jaffa of Roswell for delegat ntioTi; ' yesterday. many exhibits as possible, and and making away with it. Tu- Congress. Mr. Jaffa tor Following is the republican ps haVe literally amazed you eumcari was notified of the cap- should have something years Secretary of the State, and ticket. most optimistic farmers among your products will ture and officer Street came on that later acting Governor. 1: e is Jaffa, who are callin and escorted Miller to Nathan of Roswell. for help swell the collection to be back that $3,000,000 a ban ) place Monday Vaughn Congress. with a ent from thi district. The e- night New to be put in Register. Mexico, and is conceded a Levi A. Hughes, of Santa Fe, stri n. The will be convoyed from - xhibits this winner. Eufracio Gal legos, of Union, a couple of we dy dry- farmed ''store room to Clovis and re- will be the the Senator T. B. Catron was Matt Fowler of Grant, President- should die and leave em $450. collected cord taken here will be given to Alfalfa Recommended. temporary in eastern N and the Chairman, and made ial Electors. A New York printer weighing pick of ,the.m nigh; to the proper committee at the fair -- Nearly stand-pa- Lincoln, Neb., Sept, 12 a t Republican peech. Charles A. Spiess, San Miguel, 135 pounds th.?,9t5Jfte fair ink they grounds and you will be assured has married a dainty a hundred veterinarians met He was followed by Senator FaH National Committeeman. young thing of 350 pounds. the dry the proper credits. Furthermore here yesterday FarnuSE while we and discussed the who was made the permanent Herbert W. Clark, of San Built for comfort not for speed. 'gwing. we must by all means have this horse epidemic now are to best al which is chairman, and who on the other Miguel State Charman. Chicago's buirgularslteudediand same collection of exhibits to ravaging this ssate From a educated inty fair now ,we have-ev- Clovis is take in the Stat? Fair at Albu- London, England, veterinary claims to be insane. .That' Womans Club. will be laid and grass seed sown J2& r, A1' om 4 000 querque. October, 7, 8. 9, 10, 11 surgeon The what they all say. Je this word was cabled to and flowers will blossom and and 12, for there will we receive "The Womans Club" of Clovis Teddy has landed the ffrag- - Mr. Lurren m supermt'mdant Governor Aldrich: beautify the park. It may also some other advertising. Grady "The same epidemic was in is becoming a factor in the up-buil- gette vote, but can he x the of Curry county exhibits for the be possible to trail vines over fair, BL. be-i- n Record. year and the beautifying G. A. R. into camp. state A. Armstrong South Africa a ago just as and the stable and add to its beauty. vice president of the fair of it is now ravaging Nebraska. It for all general purposes of good, But who ever heard of a barn When life insurance companies Crfcfcu'rT-vainflbot- h are the Eloper is Down. Hvest Shot can be cured and prevented by for the welfare of the town, that and stable yard in a park or in can afford $14,000,000 skyscrap- kind of boosters. Amarillo, Texas. Sept. 14. not using grain and by feeding will have to be reconed within the the court house yard and the ers we need no vital statistics to only Al G. Boyce, Sr., was shot and alfalfa or wild bay grown future. The real purpose, of the publio permitting it. A tin barn prove that Americans are the in over 8,000 Rebekahs Give Chicken killed here this afternoon by J. an altitude of feet. club is for general study and im- at that. No wonder the citizens healthiest race on earth. B. Sneed with whose wife Boyce Germs live only in damp climate Supper provement of the individual arejaroused. No wonder the wom- Nothing as popular as a straw eloped to Canada last fall. and enter the horsea" system members, but they are a class of ans club is discouraged. Whats jmmemnr he Gist vote when there is a julep at the an ary Sneed is shortly to stand trial through the nose. women not narrow or the use of making an effort to of he&ta&shment that are other end of the straw. of odge friendship for the murder of Boyce's father ' selfish but they can see the make civic improvements if the Still those excluded colored Ri of this city held who was shot at Fort Worth, ONLY THREE BIG CIR- c compelled need of their influence and of tizens of Clovis are delegates don't deserve much tin social meeting Jan. 13, last, as a result of the CUSES. giving a helping hand in any to tolerate such nuisences on thj W symuathy. After the Brown- - elopment of the Son Vneed shot publio square county nlar business of good cause and are willing to and the ville affair they" should have haq today. Only Three Shows of the give for the good of Clovis. commissioners grant such priv- eniijg jyts turn-n- v better sense than to enlist under wh.c-- ever The presence of Sneed in this First Class Traveling on Li ileges! late! do While the club young, and It is never to to Rosevelt. ly .(;ved. The city was not known until after the Road. good even if we have to rrd F.W-.- i they need lots more energetic revoke fix-deleg- '' Thomas F. Curren shooting. Boyce to PComiatioc-a.ood-Vi- Rvan the returned members they are making splen- a ail e, reading' 'as well There are only thre of the may bedeferring his interview the city only recently. did efforts to do good thjngs. They in the com-"mission- aa.saJttttMtt.oMa. wwti which circuses of the first class travel- stilLbaYfiiaith with professor Wilson until he The shooting took place within Their efforts to help benefit the that if they make a ing on the road today. That is. has had to polish up Miss Veta Bills very ably read a block of the business district it, time on his there are only three circuses car- public schools and school grounds mistake and realize they will the life and history of Jffie Rebe- - of the city on the principal street. rectify Greek, Latin and higher math rying three rings in which the will have to be recognized sooner it. Kill loctjre. and also j rendered Shortly shooting ematics. j sever al beautjfuTplano after the Sneed i or later. Their efforts to keep There is a time, when the sktctions. performance s given. These Ocassionally h surrendered to the local aathori' vegtables, meats and general Womans club hasv" enlarged its a judge, the prdgram(attehljon was circuses are the Barnum& Bailey turn d to a well nrenan supper ties, giving up an automatic shot sanitary, membership, some place, Ringling and The. Yankee Rob- produce in the stores that ting ofi clicken. pickles. gun and two automatic revolvers. some how inson circus. AH of these shows will eventully be given the aid somewhere and there ndv- lenes, uraita a coffee. He waived hearing, refused to archi-tectu- al ho lyig! have three rings, two elevated of the health department and of will be a beautiful little 'At rough d Jtimerjyas had give out any statement and was structure will preparing opinions. II membferantesen which stages and the usual hippodrome citizens, and instead of getting that adorn . . i w k locked up. He will be arraigned jlhat ' It may be that a bull mfose a goodly namper. tract where the races are held. fruits vegtables and meats that tylace called 'The Woman before the grand jury re- can whip an elephant. But a which The Robinson circus tdves its have had thousands of Hies Club ;House" and the grounds convenes Monday be public number of progressive enntuiue men tie Dan 'o, Wild West performance in the crawling over, leaving a trait of will in keeping with At the sound of the first shot to bet on the elepjhj&jjt. &r ladies o )dman hippodrome tract. The millions of gerns of all kiudianil entinent and a stable on the the other gave a rial e i n e fired, bystanders turned from a variety of of mere grounds will not smote the eye Occasionally during, a Roose- um Owen two shows do not carry the Wild millions t)UU(ll ng wean iday Wenirur. oyce, who 'had collapsed, to the ie! velt demonstration Air. Mil i i ik k 3 West annex, but give v a specta germs from the streets, where af citizens. JVikina ine nail was ibr Ii$ntlvllkrhted. assailant. of-- : cular forformance in addition to they are multiplying faster thioi Why not all lend a hand to must be In danger forgetting w,hiB.the ladits le eviry one W taring overalls, a enjliM - heavy the circus. numbers can recon, gathered up make Clovis "The Beautiful!" himself and waiving a checkbook at hon: them- growth of beard on his face, he by s (contributed. ) instead of a pocket handkerchief. sefros thorouhl (AbcAitJ thirty The Sious Falls Argus-Leade- r, ou. frequent dust ator end appeared to be a tramp. He ad- couples were! re$ent.(l Music speaking of the Robinson circus, el..Tied to all stores ana Uncle Joe kicked 4 feot.4.inclv furnished vanced toward Boyce, firing as ' Texico Time. wL the,iebelt states that the perfprmance is op ted to lodge on all produ JWe at a kicking party. He can Orchestra. he came. Approximately a score I i BY S. C. HUNTER. a par with either the Barnura or will get instead of this, kick better than that at another of buckshot took effect in Boyces 'tables T$xqeo Killing fyei r Grak y. ingling circus em- - 'that have been and .vicinity was visited party we know of. side. ami states wej c.janscd germs. Monday night by another hard as to p ! ia th iand of Mi lait evidently baneves WW The disappearance of Mrs. rain, and the farmers are now comes lmi; Gjradjj ;o th that the veto power wa Bestow hSflw- t Wrs ik sani-tarin- m that J. Ebl: j: wa Sneed from a Fort Worth I easy, awaiting the time the Barnum show within a few sanitary and in which the aid resting ed.for a.wiae and praeticatjMH-lfih- ftl and killed lait nm)r. In last fall was followed a J m ' years. sodium su'phi.te has not for harvesting thefr crops, and pose and should- trot be allowed Dick Cawthorn. I'hV det,Ul3 ari month later by detention with .j given to aged and tainted meats all agrfce that there never has to drift into disuse. meagre, but isleaid Boycg in Winnipeg, Mu- Excursion i Man. Rates.. J look "such a splendid prospect en was loo nae wilh to make them fresh, tffco heetf m. m, 3T! tual friends brought Jack Johnson's casual remarks tnorn wire, tr.igeiWioccur- - about a For the following occasions, J butter out of ice boxes that. are for bountiful crops in Curry ine low about finding training more diffi- red near Jonesville, seven miles between the banker rat" round trip ticketB will county as the present. The on- - properly ventilated and kept used to soullnvcMl f Grady. and his wife and Boyce was re- be on sale at Ctovis on dates. cult than it be sounds a where germs are "not 1 1 named below: Pecos Valley Fair jitaryand little. 11 Wt nn effort t sobuM Ill t - leased from custody after the I Mrs'. M. L. - Ko ill. N. M . Oct 1- -4 191! making a desperate effort" ,fo Shade, and! auifh- couple had returned to Fort Dates of sale, Eg Intake uu the deficiency in weight. fact that, thy capacity of th Worth. Oct. 1st and 2nd We will get a dollars wort h'of barrls and cribs is not suffici ( Boyce, Sr., Oct. 7th 1912. I was shot and killed dollar, 'Of to hold the grain, and many i siiif ar for a a uuart t - in the lobby of a Fort Worth ' 30 o'cloc ursfi hat- now for stort down hotei'Jair: 13, last, because lib of Oct. 7th to 12th, 1912. Dates tfad.Oj, jtlJ remarks he is of alleged to have sale Oct. 5th to i2th, return ss Pixlev of Portalesl toassed made deroghtory to Mrs. limit lay Sneed. short .tnp WMi-ivi- es was w route Antunl wan triMl the i. ejst oi l ip. weights we get oqw. our streefs Monday with a wi inoia. iX. tire in 1. I Jkk ds- - u trial, intfl will be comnelled to rt ou load i f all kinds of veuetah ber 12th. i citizens of Clovis and give of our merchant and receiving 85 have m a cU'un square deal. li j I for same a sum in excess of $20. rheir efforts to beautfy toe 'rhe load consisted of Melons, he was called on the account of J. I ically decora-d- l of his miles Sidna Al irfc housii square will evenCfc- - cabbage, peppers, tomatoes. the sickness mother. novelties. of - the Alle aat ,i,i Whii it ta tl and turniDs. all ef. a quality un- "Leftie Lome" andy "(j.pj' I netuis rpasseu. I wnose names wtwieu upon ine Hillflville," rne tJloou, real the crops iring the day whip-chocola- te ing Judge all The Texico schools which are Harry Horowitz and Louis and that and. cakes were eapt ened on the 2d inst.. are doing Rosenbery, have been captured. ready to ; to every one, while Ues Moinei ilendid work, and with an in- - These little heerl to them and have npl ilco-operate- 1 - a tr and too much d with them as liftj predict the most sue- wh SSft B93 coulc laid in the wav jbeen promised. But in tun my ir the history of the Be iuwl.,.l..l-il- w lliaj ever hetd'-hr- W j they do not doubt that sidewalki NEW MONEY WASHING MACHINE FOR TREASURY GEORGE SPEEDS AS I e ill POLICE HUNT OMOOKR

Four-Year-O- ld j Chicago Boy Ped als Tricycle Ten Miles Through Busy Streets. 'How To C ANDWICHES! What'ft DODGES ALL DANGER Keep Coo: Potted Ham

Got on Visit In Automobile With Par- It's rxceptionfJ in flavor ents and to on Decide Ride Home and doesn't cost a bit more mm pi His Trusty Wheel Four Hours Making the Run. than ordinary kinds. At AllGrocr. Chicago. All long distance records, national, International and Interplane- Libby, McNeill tary, for boys that matter, for little & Libby four years old riding tricycles bare- headed in black shoes and stockings Chicago and white jumper suits were smashed to smithereens the other afternoon. The new champion Is George Hois, m also known as Jo and Georgie, son In a woman's eye the most of ur George W. Keis. He pedaled tlve thing about a man is her crntlnuously without let, stop, or hin- to attract him. drance from 801 Windsor avenue to his home, 3247 Armltage avenue, about ten Appropriate Name. miles. He triumphed over many per- "Why does that doctor's- - wife call ils of the road, Including strange dogs ber husband, Duckle?" and railroad and street car tracks, and "Why not? Isn't he a quack?" arrived at the end of his marathon a fresh as a daisy. A great majority of summer Hit are UNITED STATES bank note are washed, starched and Ironed as dean and smooth as linen by means of the When his mother and father an- due to Malaria In suppressed form. Las- here shown, the invention of Burgess Smith of the bureau of printing engraving Washington. situde arid headache are but two symp- and at nounced early In the afternoon that toms. OXIDINE eradicates the Malaria, The machine Is being tested severely In the treasury and It Is hoped It will be a great money-save- r, for It they were going over to the residence germ and tones up the entire system. new costs $13.30 to print a thousand notes, while the old ones can be cleaned by this machine for 60 cents a of George Remus, at 801 Windsor ave- thousand. nue for a visit in their automobile, Exceptions. and that George get his Pater Famllias History repeats it- had better Don't walk too fast; facu washed If he to go along, self. CLIMBERS CAMP IN ROCKIES wanted Don't fume and fret; the young athlete went out quietly to Don't vow 'twill be Smart Child Not when It's my les- the back yard and brought his trusty Much hotter yet; son. NOTED HOTEL ENDS Enthusiasts too much; From Everywhere Join tricycle around and placed It In the Don't eat Alpine Club of Canada in Annual Don't drink at all car. Then he performed his ablutions Of things composed In the Hotel Lobby. Gathering Near Banff. St. Louis Loses Landmark in the register another name, that of with a docility that astonished his Of alcohol. Mary That tall man has been di- Freddie Gebhard, the rich American, mother. vorced five times. Banff. AHa. Don't read about Passing of the Southern. who heeded not the jibes of the news- Mountain climbers When the Reis party arrived at the Alloe Goodness! Who is he? from all parts of the from The aunstruck folks; papers, but persistently followed the Limlnion. Remus domicile Georgie submitted to old Mary He's the man who invented Great Britain, continental Europe and Don't read ihe professional beauty from one engage- being er jokes; the safety match. the United chucked under the chin and ment to another and sought to win States have been gathering asked what his name was what he Don't work too hard; Hostelry That Was Built Just After for several days and Don't try to see her. at the seventh annual Intended to be when he grew up to a Mother's Lingual Attainment. the Civil War and Has Housed camp of the Alpine Club of Canada, The rising of It was only a few years man. He showed not one of his cus- The mercury. The mother of a little boy in Kan- Most Famous of Nation Goes later that which has been pitched this year In the hotel burned with a frightful loss tomary signs of discontent. But. after sas City, Kan., recites negro dialect Out of Business. the forest on the south side of Pal-liser- of life. Outwardly the original South- all these todlous social Don't fan yourself: torles charmingly. Her small son is Vermilion Pass, main range of formalities Don't think you're hot; ern hotel presented the same appear- were over Georgle made an announce- quite proud of her accomplishment Mo. hotel, the Rocky Mountains, about eight Just cool oft with St. Louis. The Southern ance as the present structure. But ment "I think I'm not." and frequently boasts ot One day place in St. miles from Castle and twenty-fiv- e it the oldest of its kind when It caught Are it burned like "I desa I'll do out and take a wide," And, more than that. recently, when some of his playmates Louis, one of known in miles southwest from Banff. , Don't read a rule and the best tinder. said ho. were vaunting achievements of America, is no more. The camp site Is at an altitude of Beneath this head; the Phellm O'Toole and Mike Hester This was about four o'clock. At "How to Keep CooL" their several mothers, the boy hotel has the 6,300 feet above sea level and amid little The remained true to were the heroes of that Are They about five It was discovered that bragglngly remarked: of its founders. It was de- highly picturesque surroundings. By tradition rescued dozens of guests who were Georgie was missing. By 6:30 Mrs. Man Vain Man. "My mother is smarter than any of signed as a hostelry of Its side Is a rushing glacier torrent, the first class caught on upper floors. Reis was nearly At six In street yours; she can two languages." It the Initial source of Vermilion river. distracted. He will give his sent the talk and has never been anything else. The new building was Dr. Reis, who had completed in pass snow-cla- d been down town car to a feoble old woman and be "What are they?" demanded his The history of the Southern hotel 1b The Is hemmed In by 1880, and from the opening it was one on business, arrived at the Remus proud In the thought that the other companions. closely interwoven with that of St. peaks. To the east rise 8torm Moun- of the most fashionable hotels In the tain and Mount Ball; to the west house in the car. Mrs. Reis promptly passengers consider him the pink of "White and colored." Louis. Its fame Is not confined to its West. The lesson learned from the fell upon her husband's neck. own city, state and nation. Boom t,ake Mountain and Mount gallantry. burning of the old building and the Whymper. Prospectors' Valley, In Dr. Reis called the police. He no- He will give his seat In the street Case of Mistaken Identity. Its spacious lobby, its wide cor- large loss of life attending It resulted ac- tified all the stations of the North and oar to a pretty girl and wonder If she President Taft was out for his aft- ridors, its commodious rooms, Its which flows Tokuum Creek, gives In the new building being absolutely cess to field Northwest sides and bulletins were believe in love at first sight ernoon walk In Washington one day luxurious furnishings and its air of a traverse of a wide snow doesn't fireproof. It was subjected to the sent out to look for a small boy, bare up 1 a. m. at a when a flaxen-haire- d little girl ran aristocracy enjoyed and to the southern faces of six of the tu He will sit until out. have been most drastic tests and withstood them peaks forming part range. penny game and rejoice more In front of him, held up her finger, commented on by men and women that of the ante all. Is expected ot winning of 40 cents than he and exclaimed. In a shrill voice: from all nations. It that a number over a alpinists will avail themselves of the day over a business deal "I know wiio you are!" The Southern hotel was rebuilt on will next opportunity to graduate as d that nets blm a thousand dollars. The president, thinking it not at all the site of the original Southern ho- WAISTS BY BARRED CARDINAL IUVUIUCID U IUO CIUU IIV UDUOUUIU ft W will lose 60 cents In the same unusual that she should possess this tel, 1866. He erected in me required neight or at least iu.uuu game and be angrier with the Information, but willing to gratify her, Before the old building was de- poker Women So feet above sea level. Storm Mountain, players he would be with asked: stroyed by fire the night of April 11, Clad Cannot Attend other than the lowest and most accessible of the $40 for "Well, who am pretentious cara- or Be Godparents a man who sold him a horse It" 1877, It was the most peaks. Is 10,309 feet and Its conquest "Aw," she said teaslngly, "you're vansary here. It sheltered many not- In Vienna. $360. will be accepted as a graduating test. of Humpty Dumpty." Popular Magazine. ables. He jibes at woman because her vanity and spends an hour before the It was there. In the early '70s, that Vienna. Women dressed In cloth- was enter- ing which SAVES HER BABY WITH ROPE mirror when he is preparing to call the Grand Duke Alexis reveals or slightly con- How Left. tained when be visited America as ceals the shoulders on one of the fair sex. he and arms, or who how gov- The servants were discussing the the roy-- repres .tative of the Rus- wear tight-fittin- g bar- Descent Eas Enough, but the Return He tells his wife Just the l skirts, will be ques- matter below sian government. red from Is One of Extreme Diff- ernment should settle the canal stairs. confirmation either as map "Master and mistress 'ad something While the Southern was sheltering spectators or as godparents chil- iculty. tion, and has to hire a laborer to to of a row night, I 'ear," said the grand duke it was also affording dren, according to out a drain through his back yard. last the Patriarch Cardinal of butler ponderously. a temporary home for Lydla Thomp- Cavallarl, who preached a sermon re- Sheridan, Wyo. Standing for hours He prates about the foolishness "You should have heard "em," an- son and a bevy of her famed English cently which has all the society In cold water at the bottom of a deep courting public notice, but he never set swered the parlor maid In a shocked blondes, who had created a sensation women of this city Into a flutter of ex- cistern and racking brain and body to drives through vacant streets. tone. I in America after making a conquest citement escape and save the life o! her little He preaches punctuality to his of- "Scandalous is what oallB It!" en- "They tell me 'e ran out, cranked 'Is of the old world. Taking as' his text St. words baby, lor whose sake she fice boy and misses a business Peter's bil- motor car and left In It." Lydla and her cohorts were disport- on feminine apparel, at- had descended, was the experience of gagement because of a game of the cardinal "No," said the maid, positively, ing themselves at the Olympic, then, tacked "Immodest, uncouth fashions," Mrs. A. W. Frazler, a rancher's wife, liards. "he didn't I dis- as across the street. saying in residing on Buffalo creek, 30 miles He cannot see' a brass band march leave in his machine; now. Just part: tinctly say A grand banquet was spread by the "The from Sheridan. down the street without wishing he heard the mistress be left extravagance of women's in a huff." London Answers. grand duke's orders, and after feed- dress has reached such a point today The story of the mother's heroism were the drum major. ing the blondes Alexis decorated the that even men I do not speak of and. devotion came to light when He sneers at the automobile coats fair Lydia with a regal bracelet that Christians, but ordinary men of the mother and child were brought to ot the womenr-a- nd wears a golf suit was the talk of the town. street feel disgusted. Sheridan for medical treatment. when he doesn't know a cleek from All St. Louis eyes were centered on "How can respectable women ap- While at home with her child, miles a caddie. --a i the Southern on the occasion of the pear in public when thus arrayed? For from the nearest neighbor, the baby i He names his horses after fairies "That's first visit to this city of Lily Langtry, my part I will not permit women so fell into the cistern while at play. Attending Strictly to His Road Work. and statesmen and his children after whose beauty had captivated the bedecked to confirmation, eith- The mother followed Instantly, drop- the womenfolks have decided the mat- attend headed and wearing a jumper Prince of Wales, afterward Edward er as spectators or as godparents to ping to the bottom of the well by a white ter. Good" suit, with shoes stockings of con- VII. I possess the right to ex- rope fastened to the top, and finally and He derides false pride in others, children. ventional black. No sooner had the luggage of the clude any and every person who thus succeeded In rescuing the child and but wears his hat over his eyes and Is otten id of .lersey Lily deposited In her a want of respect for the holy herself by climbing the rope and haul- Meanwhile Georgie was attending when someone says that ha been shows strictly struts palatial suite than there appeared on sacrament." ing the child up after her. to his road work. His objec- looks like Napoleon. tive point was his home at 8247 He weeps at the sentimental songs Arnsjtage avenue, and he knew the of homo and mother at the theater CUPID'S VICTIMS ARE ROUTED road thoroughly, because he had trav- and only shows up at home for hla Post Sues Him eled the route between it and the meals. "Dead" Woman Remus house In his car doz- Girl Flees From Mother's Grasp and it- - father's ens of times. the Would-B- e Husband Follows Separated More Than Eight Years, band The Classfcal Cannibal. Couple Finally Lost in Throng. She said that she left her hus- When the tricycle champion turned Couple Meet In Court Spouse Re- band and to "But why," asked the sub-chi- ot Toasties went Wilmington, where into Armltage avenue it was eight Had Family. "do yoti Insist upon Although married and she worked for several years, after o'clock, and dusk was descending. Mrs. the cannibal isles, Denver. Cupid's aim had having man who fell while lead- lieen perfect and his arrow had which she came to this city, where Reis was standing on. the porch and the when eaten with cream or Separated from liv- ing charge against us served up pierced the heart of pretty Margaret Philadelphia, Pa. she learned that her husband was straining her eyes into the distance, the rich milk and sprinkle of one-hal- t years banquet evening? He a Sample, prize was his first wife eight and ing and marrlcl to a second wife. and her husband was standing beside at the this Ann bis stolen from Ken seems as hard as nails." if desired. him. or at least hidden for a while. ago, James Kynoch of A street, Thereupon she procured a warrant ber feeling just about as bad as It Is to be sugar was dead unttl tor Kynoch "Huh!"' answered the chief of the John Shorts had led the pretty sington, believed she his arrest. Mrs. refused to possible for a father of a young "Tri- Miss facing in the bigamy, cannibal Isles. "I read In a book ot That's the cue for house- Sample through the portals of Magi- he found himself her have ber husband arretted for cycle Mike" to feel. court, where she sale poetry left by our last vpe& that th strate Gavin's matrimonial chambers, Central police and that she did not want to send Suddenly there came from down at keepers who want to please nonsupport. Several to jail. de- are tenderest.' " nnd magistrate was preparing to charged him with blm All she asked, she the corner the faint but steady "clank, bravest the the whole the years ago, developed, Kynoch mar- clared, was his support Magistrate family. administer the "Unto death do us It clank, clank" of weary little legs push- ried a second time and it now living MacFarland held him In (600 ball for part" ceremony, when suddenly the ing hard against stubborn pedals, and ready-t-o wife and child. court. Post Toasties are doors swung back and a woman rush- with his second thn a little figure In white loomed up The peculiar situation was disclosed In the twilight. serve direct from the ed In and shouted, "There's nothin' asked A Natural Commoner. doin', judge." The woman was Mrs. when Magistrate MacFarland "O, Georgie!" exclaimed Mrs. Reis, package-Conve- nient long It been "Harold, come right In this minute of would-b- e the woman, "How has OLD SMELTER IS TREASURE clasping her small marlthoner. Louise Crabtree, mother the your sup- I don't want you to play with that bride. "Come here to me," said slnoe he gave anything for "O, rauvver," said Georgie, "dlv me port?" Kaddlsh boy any more, His people the woman to her daughter as she Metal Go Taken From Debris somflnk to eat." "About ten years," replied Mrs. Far are not In our class. They have just grasped her daughter's arm. Worth SS2,000 8earchere Ex- bought a $900 automobile! Goodness! tear-rllle- eyes Kynoch. Tramp Shows $260,000. Economical The daughter, whose magistrate, pect (25,000 More. You'll be playing with the washwom- showed the keeness of her disappoint- "What!" exclaimed the Omaha, Neb An story unfold- an's children next! I can't under ment, made a daub through the door- and thereupon the was vagrant at mil all Delicious his first Kansas City. Gold, silver oth- stand where you get your plebeian way of the chamber and was hotly ed. Kynoch declared that and night, Ml! court by young The moth wife left him about two weeks after er valuable metals from an old smelt- produced cm an tastes." pursued 8horts. although Argentine, Memory Lingers" er followed, but was soon outdis- their marriage, and he er dump at Kan., a sub- old banda 'urtalu "The City, yielded $6J,-00- 0 Unrepentant. tanced and the couple was lost in the searched diligently for her, all trace urb of Kansas have was plke -- So Maud Is divorced. I know of her was lost. Believing her dead, In the last 18 months. I can ne Alice Sold by Grocers. when she married in such haste thai he married another woman several The lite Is now occupied by a struc- have to ci vears later. tural steel company. Officers of the me," expl she would repent at leisure. Oh, repentauoe It JN'aSjMftwSfc'cCqigpaajy-- Iwiiw, Mrs. Kynoch's experience seemed to company said they believed 121V v Kate there's no steel to be a gets l have been similar to that of her hus 000 more In metal was In the dump. count; her case; ah $200 a mouth alt ton mony. WILLING HE SHOULD GO FAR Matter of Justice. ALM08T INCREDIBLE. Where shall Justice bneln, with MOTHER OF One Man to Have Kid Transferred, thoxe IS" but Ha May Have Had a Grouch. the w rive to LARGE FAMILY "What do you think of this scheme

NICE OF )FF THE TRACK. Tells How She Keep Hei r the strong Health Happiness For to Bunkerton's discomfiture said the Wllklnaburg man. "What is i are thlnk-tln- in iOBillR hla way, he has now been the idea?" Those Who Take ex- - Ing too much about exa Justice brought to a by abso- - "An English family, for Instance, standstill the mtil doing Her Advice. luate Impn change not .enough about that Is right "Pay what and hla te with a which Just and cry most often She never seen a big Anally gave way. thou owest" is the Scottville, Mich. " I want to tell yoa bu "Give me which is my nUon.' ' What kind of people are you up eard. that how much good Lydia E. Pinkham'a Veg ue, then I will pay you what I owe." friends you'd care to here in this rotten old state?" he etableCom pound and -- Register. cried, addressing an old countryman "Thus both sets of children get a The Chrlutlan Sanative Wash have food close by. Inspecting his chance to learn another language and done me. I live on a you. I don't want to impose on your get arrpinlntert with another country. Lumbago, Rheumatism and Chilblains farm and have worked quick 1 good naiure, but there are three or I dunno said the old man. It's quite a scheme." There is nothing that gives so very bard. am benefit as H int's Lightning Oil. Tha forty-fiv- e years old, people mighty v.t-l- l to Baout the same folks, I an elegant scheme," declared Wakely Whlrly must be making an four I'd like es most "It's very Is on Im- you manage get cal'late." Wllklnsburg man. "My neighbors minute it rubbed the awful money. and am the mother take. How did to the provement is noticed. For over thirty lot of "Do you a kid I would to see say Is. 1 of thirteen children. themT" call thli blankety blank have that like years this Liniment has been acknowi- - Wisely I should he "How did I manage to get what?" scar on the face of nature a road?" actually believe he Is making more Many people think on bias. strange that I am "The tickets, 1 understand one haa roared Bunkerton. 9Dd It than his wife can spend. it to have a mighty strong pull, to even "Not ez I knowB on 60c pe; Bottle. not broken down returnei Price 25c and work one." old man. 'This here hain't the pike; Qot His Answer. with hard and Ct BAD CASE OF HEMORRHOIDS the care of my fam "Oh, I haven't any. I merely asked it's Mose I'hlbley'e iraout stream run Ideals. Oscar Wilde came to the When ily, I tell them of my good friend, whether you'd care to go and take dry. 1 w tidered what ye was drlvln' "What Is your Idea of a perfect hus- United lecture on aesthet- but Okalona, Ark. "I had a bad case States to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- your friends, if you could. . . . Well, up It for.' Harper's Weekly. band?" ics In his highly aesthetic velvet cos- of itching and burning piles, and tried pound, and that there will be no back- seeing you Insist, I will a "One with about a niilltou, who Incidentally prepare that take many remedies without relief. I could tume and to the and bearing down pains for them if cigar yes." A would lose no time In making mc a proper ache CHEERING EFFECT. not Bleep nor rest at night. The affect- public mind for the apprccla will aa I have. I am scarcely merry widow." they take it ed parts were irritated, also inflamed. tlon of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Pa- ever without it in the house. She Is Sarcastic, tience," In which the aesthetic move and my family pt 'Blcian said I would " I will say also I think there is "Wife, I want you to summer at Two Epigrams. ment was held up to ridicule he used that have to undergo n operation. no medicine to be found for young Chigger farm." The apple of many a young man's to complain was very un- better "I bathed good with Cutlcura Soap that America girls. My eldest daughter has taken "How can I go anywhere for the eye Is a peach. it antloul- - in pure water about fifteen minutes, interesting since had "no Lydia E. Pirkham's Vegetable Com- summer? I have no clothes." Harping on a subject will more oft- But ven- then I applied the Cutlcura Ointment. ties and no curiosities." he pound for painful periods' and irregular- the point. You can en suggest a harpy harpist. "That's Just I did this four times a day for two than i tured on this disparagement once too ity, and it haa helped her. wear old clothes at Chigger farm. Old weeks, then three times a day for an- Llppincott's. often, for In the course of his travels are the thing." Girl, "I am always ready and willing to week, In space he uttered it to the American Pink-ham- other and the of three speak a good word for Lydia E. 's "Old clothes are the thing, eh? TO DRIV I OI T MA1.AKIA. and she replied with the demure de- weeks I was cured sound and well. A'-- l III ll.li I l 'I'll K SYSTEM Vegetable Compound. I tell every Then for once in my life I can make Tk the Old Hlumtanl UHOVK'S TAHTKI.K8H pravity of candid Innocence this One box of Cutlcura Ointment with CHI.M. TONlO. Von inuw what yon are ti.inii. that one I meet that I owe my health and a splurge. If old clothes are the thing Soap cured my case of piles Thn fortuula ll plainly printed on rxittlr, was not quite a fair reproach, since Cutlcura showing II Is simply Ouljilnn and Iron In a laatJrH happiness to your wonderful medicine." IH take along seven trunks of the l of six years' standing. When I com- form, ana the most form, for grown "we shall have the antiquities in Mrs. J.G. Johnson, Scottville, Mich., oldest duds In the state." people and childrvn, 60 conu. we menced to use the Cutlcura Soap and time, and are already Importing the R.F.D. 8. the Cutlcura Ointment, I only weighed curiosities." Another Hope Blaated. Reservations. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- on3 hundred and twenty-eigh- t pounds. She Let me be the flrBt aid to the pound, made from native roots and herbs, "Life is Just one blamed disappoint- eighty-eigh- Now I weigh one hundred and t Injured. Took Slot Machine at Its Word. contains no narcotics or harmful drugs, ment after another." pounds." Floyd Welch, A (Signed) He If you're sure It won't be lem- Kansas City woman recently took and today holds the record of being the "What's the matter sow?" Dec. 11, 1911. her two small daughters to make their "I had all arrangements made for onade. Baltimore American. most successful remedy for woman's ilia Cutlcura Soap and Ointment sold first visit to her husband's peoplp, liv- known. a trip through the Yellowstone Park." Sample In throughout the world. o' each Regular practicing physicians recommend ing a small Kansas town. Naturally "Can't you go?" 32-p- . free, with Skin Book. Address prescribe OXIDINE Malaria, because she was anxious to make as favorable "Yea, my wife's dually made up Dinks Hot weathei doeBn't appear and for IF YOU HAVE -- but post-car- d "Cutlcura, Dept. L, Boston." It la a proven remedy by years of experience. an Impression as possible. So the two ggfle her mind she will go along. She to affect the doctor l in former Keep a bottle In the medicine cheat and no appetite, Indigestion, Flatulence, Sick that little people, on going on an errand to Headache, "all run down" or losing flesh, you thought would too years. Accord-i- waWmister at first sign of Chills and Ferer. at first it be herd Full Title. the depot, were cautioned to be on will find a trip for her." Winks No, bis uncle died and left One representa- of the New York There are lots of funny things to be their very best behavior. To the him stock In the Ice trust. tives In congress tells of a social seen In this world, and among them Is mother's surprise, they returned vig- FOR THE SEASON ONLY. function In an assembly po- district a woman sitting on a little piano orously chewing gum. As they had Tuff's Pills A Rare Bird. litical club on the East Side, whereat fat stool. no money, she asked them where they up There lives a man tn our town the chairman of the entertainment lust what you need. They tone the weak Whose like you Beldom meet; got it. stomach and build up the Uagclng- energies. committee acted as master of cere- The bright remarka his children make Many have smoked LEWIS' Single Binder "Oh," explained the older one, "it He never does repeat. monies. cigar for the past sixteen years. Always said ou the slot machine, 'Ask the The chairman was very busy Intro- found U reliable quality. agent for pennies,' so we did." Not Reciprocated. ducing the newly-arrive- d members of Allen'B Ulcenne Salve cures (lh roil le I Ire re, ltone Vlcera.Scmfulona UlcerarV'arlcoee tllcera. In- "How many children have you?" the to guests, who a Even the man who is hla own l club the included To prevent Malaria Is far better than dolent IUrer,.YIer-uria- lirera,VliltHvell-fiig.Mll- k "Three. Two grown up daughters number of municipal officers. The worst enemy Is always ready to for-- to care l.eg.FeverSre,iinin". B)llio. it. In malarial countries take a J7V. AM.KX. Dept. ', St. Paul, Mluu. and a son In college." representatives) mentioned was pre- give himself. dose of OXIDINE regularly once each week "How proud you must be of them." in a way to halve official and save yourself from Chills and Fever and of paper desiring buy sented hla other malarial troubles. this to "I am, but somehow or other 1 don't honors with hlB wife, as "The Honor- Mr. Wlnalow'a Soothing Syrup for Children Readers anything advertised in its col gume, loflfamma- - seem to be able to act so they can able and Mrs. Congressman Blank." teethtnir, aofteua the reduce should insist upon tlou. allays pain, cure wind colic, 25c a bottle. As to Kissing. umns having what they bring themselves to feel proud of me." Next came a couple who were not Jack Do you believe there's mi- ask for.refusing all substitutes or imi tat.iona known to the master of ceremonies, A man knows more at 21 than he crobes In kisses? In a Department Store. but, after receiving the correct name can unlearn between that and GO. Gwen You can search me. W. N. U., Oklahoma City, No. 12. "See here, my wife had a rib broken in a whisper, he announced: at your bargain counter Just now." "Mr. and Miss. Inspector of Hy- "We will reset It, of course, in our drants, Faucets and Shopworks Ca- surgical department." said the polite sey." Llppincott's. Children Cry for Fletcher's floorwalker. "And if you are contem- H;;ijl!:ji:'!'. plating any other operations, now is The Other Way 'Round. - - the time to take advantage of summer A good little story, long current In jML appendix, for now .. rates. We remove the England, is Just gaining Ameri- 81 Instance, for $19.99." can circulation. It has for leading Lulu You were engaged to that fel- characters Rudyard Kipling and Doro- low over there last year, weren't Marvelous. thy Drew, Mr. Gladstone's little grand- you? "Quick! I went to show you some- child. Kipling ryas visiting Hawar-den- , Anna Yes; and if he hadn't made thing remarkable. Do you see that and, being fond of children, de- a fool of himself and tried to re- little woman across the lawn the one voted himself to little Miss Dorothy new the acquaintance last winter, he with the pink gown?" until ber anxious mother expressed The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been to me again could be engaged this "Yea." the hope that the child had not been In use for over SO years, has borne the denature of summer. a good look her." wearying the great author. ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. and has been made under his per "Take at A?rgelabfc me being "Oh, no, mamma," spoke up Doro- PSPreparsf Ion a Infancy. "She doesn't Impress as sonal super", lsion since its Cowardly. remarkable In any way." thy, before any cne else had a chance tln the fbodanURegufa CCCCAWi. Allow no nnn to deceive von in this. The trtty'n clocks were striking. ting Ute S lomactis o? to say anything, "but you have no aiidJ3owie!s "Just-as-goo- d" Just as they've often done. "Walt till I tell you about her. 8he All Counterfeits, Imitations and are but The city's clock were striking Isn't afraid that she haB a cancer." idea how Mr. Kipling has been weary- Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of And all were striking one. ing me I" Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. Talking for the Lungs. She's One. BUI The capacity of the normal Births in the Air. Promotes DigestfonJChe etrtdi Td like to get a little runabout Ae- and unrestricted lungB is said to be The International Congress on ness and Rrst.Conlalns neitter What is CASTORIA If I could afford one." about 27.3 per cent, more than those rial Legislation, Hitting at Geneva, you get Opiuni.Morphtnc nor Mineral Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- "I know how could one for which have been compressed by the Switzerland, Is evoking a very de- the asking." NOT NARCOTIC. goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It corset. tailed code of laws. One of Its sug- contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio "How?" Jill That's strange, when you think gested paragraphs reads: "In the next-doo- r neighbor's daugh- jkptifoMDcsiMasmam age guarantee. destroys Worms "Ask our bow much more a woman gets out event of a birth occurring In an air substance. Its is its It ter to marry you." allays Feverishness. cures "Wind of her lungs than does a man. craft the pilot is to enter the event JhcSaua and It Diarrhoea and in his log book and must notify the AMttSft- - Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, Cures Constipation Get Away. Can't Plenty of Poetry. fact to the authorities at, the first and Flatulency. It assimilates the Pood, regulates the aee one of your "I that Holder Isn't should be poetry in life." place at which he descends." Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep most and entirely "There . W- - bank's reliable "Well, we get it In street cars, on The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. trusted. billboards, on soap wrappers, and on eveapMsr71nv! "Why so?" His Reason. food. What do you He During the first dance "He's boon at his desk thirty years. the breakfast Dearest Aperfect Remedy forGonsflr GENUINE ALWAYS want?" I you be sure say some- Stomach.DiarrisK. CASTORIA I notice that it's always the trusted have with and Hon , Sour and reliable that go away to Canada." thing to me. Worms.CorrvulSrOiisJwriSsV Bears the Signature of Browning's Magazine. SURE THING. She Why? ness andLOSS OF SLEEP-JacSiiri- He Because yWre so light, If you don t spea'.: I will not know l have Sifjriarure of Deliberately Avoided. you In my arms. Princeton Tiger. "Why didn't you have more bar- - NEW YORK. 1 mony in your convention?" Autocratic Assertions. "We were afraid," replied Senator "Are you a servant of the people?" Sorghum, "that we might be conoid asked the constituent. ered capable of entering into one of "Yes," replied Senator Sorghum. The Kind You Have Always Bought these 'gentlemen's agreements' that "Only It should be observed that a under so much popular first-clas- have fallen really s servant may come In For Years suspicion." pretty nearly being a boss." Exact Copy of Wrapper. Use Over 30

Weil, Hardly. If your appetite Is not what it should be Bill I see New Jersey's legislature perhaps Malaria Is developing. It affects the whole system. OXIDINE will clear When a couple is engaged they look recently provided for the appointment away the germs, rid you of Malaria ud gen- at each other's virtues with magni- of three experts in each of the state's erally Improve your uondlUoa. fying glasses, which are thrown aside 21 counties, to exterminate mos on their wedding ilay. Faultless Dolls .z;. qultos. Its Rsnk. wCj Starch Twin Jill But, I'll bet these same ex- "Do you think telephone operation WlillljfniaiilMiiniiihsasi not yet thrown away any Ai a summer vonto there no ruedlolna perts have can be classed as a profession?" that quite compares with OXi S'E. It not yrSw Pj, of their window screens or screen-doors- . la "Well, It certainly Is a calling." aaly builds up the si taken reg- - ularly, prevents Malaria. Regular or Taslo- - less formula at Druggists. She (quoting) Death loves a shin- Thn Paxton Toilet Co. of Boston, Out of Sight. Mass., will send a large box of ing mark. trial A woman can't feed a man so much "How do you like that lot you He Tho doctor loves an easy mark. Paxtlne Antiseptic, a delightful cleans- bought In Blnglehurst?" ing and germicidal toilet preparation, taffy that It will spoil his appetite for "I haven't seen It yet." to any woman, free, upon request. it. The Grouch. VAULIL" STAJtcu C- K Me. "Why, I thought you had been out grouch with ancerv; air Vn O- jULi there several times?" lay because It's fair; It's usually the fool who rocks the Even a homely man is apt to boast Br I have, but blamed thing la at the cooling blast, boat that lives to tell the tale. of how the woman run after him. "So the :b hla breath, "It cannot atlll under water."

Sort of Corporation Lawyer. Not Suited. Willie Was Jonah a high priced "I am afraid your friend will not lawyer, pa? care for a glaaa of water here." Father What a question! Why? "Why not, since he Is thirsty?" Willie It seems the whale couldn't "Because this is soft water, and I retain him. understand be Is a bard drinker." mum of Uioee ugly, grizzly, gray hair. Um LA OfttOLI" HAIR DRESSING. PRICK, l.OO, retail. 4

farm ments: the man who isstrug-- j The Clovis News urling to live and having but

stum and for better priced, he staggers under the load, hut farms all the horses hsve died. I farm elevate ir idea also is is offered no relief from a divis- Until experts ascertain positively Manager ie Editor and Business owinp is popt ilarity among ion of taxes, with those land a remedy for the disease, farm- J. E. CURREN farmers in the vrh eat section, as hogs who are far better able to ers are un wiling to pUrChKM Associate Editor. a means 01 avou ling the rush, pay. more horses fcarint? they will! The farmer with an elevator at Let New "Mexico follow Ore meet the same fate. Ni Independent home can thrash and store his gon's lead. Let the land pay its The disease is rapidly spread- grain at pleasure, and wait with-)lin- g share; let the big land grant ing eastwerd. according to re- out fear of till shipp- - owners take a share of thaload. ports received by J. H. Mercer, Rnt.prpfi Dost office at at the ing conditions and the markets state liver stock sanitary com N. M. as second class Cash and Sight Exchange Clovia, are in his liking. - 'Red Ball" Here in Curry county the al- missioner, today. muttpr under the of March at ready overtaxed taxpayer is re- Mr. Mercer sent out a warn- 4 That Land Tax. quired to keep up a $25,000 sur- ing that horses all over the state Now that the land tax question plus. Can any one tell us the should be kept out of pastures Safe, Conservative and TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION is called prominently to the at- object and need for this surplus? and given no water except from One Year $1-0- tention of the people through The columns of the News are wells. Six Months 50 discussion being carried on in 00 for the answer. I he streams and nomls are Oregon, the so-call- "interest" are said bv the experts to swarm ACCOMMODATING Too Much Cotton. diplicicci A Country Newipaper. are arguing against the reform with a variety of which tax idea on the ground that it is The cotton crop the South causes meningitis. ALWAYS a thing of sentiment, this of 'Tia but a theory, a dream, and that for the year ending August 3, country newspaper. When little being what they call a single 1912, according to statistics com- The Democrats of this precinct perchance disgrace paints the tax, it "will not work;" that it piled by H. C. Hester, secretary Wo. seven, meet call meeting on the family cir- in scarier letter will destroy all good interests in of the New Orleans Cotton Ex- Saturday for the purpose of t to the pleadings of For position all cle, listens so-call- we in it any community. This change exceeded that of the lecting delegates to attend the are at broken heart and whispers ' the 'single tax, or land tax has been previous year by 4,018,331 bales. Convention at Clovis this past it. When it does you a times to meet demands not of for several years in operation in Its money value was $107,074, Monday' where will you come in and beg a few they favor many communities in western 825, less, due to the low grade of order an investigation of the copies, but when it steps extra Canada, and it is signicant that the crop and the decrease in charges concerning the County on your toes you drop around no community that has adopted price resulting from over pro- Commissioners and the "rukus" and lick the editor. Without THE it has ever shown any desire to duction. they have caused in connection your dinky country paper your go bacK to tne oia method or It was lowest in grade of any with the publication of the de- and hamlets would be likeJ towns 8trikinR industry and energy in crop in the past ten years. linquent tax list of the county. CLOVIS NATIONAL BANK man who threw kisses at the the the face, and letting inactivity Hester says the acreage in cot- The delegates from this precinct girl in dark he knew it, but the and idleness go scott free. ton was larger than was ever went instructed to call for the nobody else did. You might In that Canadian empire from before cultivated in the South investigation should the evidence imagine you were alive, but "The Bank Accommodates" Winnepeg to Victoria, if the by 2.3000,000 acres. warrant. Delegates selected That people would have to buy otnir citizens were asked, would they If to the value of the crop, were David F, Shinn and E. E. railroad to come out and a ticket return to the old system, the em- value of the cottonseed is ad- White. Grady Record. see for themselves. Ex. phatic, and unanimous answer ded, the actual wealth producing would be, "No." capacity of Southern cotton From Tucuracarl To San Avoiding the Rush. Here in New Mexico the cry- farms this year will be $937,710, Antonio. The program of the Santa Fe ing need is for an equitable read- 072. Last year the total value, Midland, Texas, 5

taking care of the fall rush of justment of our tax schemes. including the seed was $1,030, j The greutest area of country in buisness on its lines is working Acres of land grants that 133,557, so that for a crop em- the United Status without rail out in a manner that gives gen- stretch into miles, owned bv bracing 4,018,000 bales more of road facilities is about to be pen- eral satisfaction to shippers, wealthy holders and corponftions cotton and 1,822,000 tons more etrated by a biy trans-contine- n division freight agents and sta- go year after year without hav- seed, the South received nearly tal systm. Contracts were made tion agents keep in close touch ing levied upon them one cent of $92,500,000 less money, yesterday between the citizens with farmers and grain dealer", tax, or if taxed at all, the rate During last year, he says, of Midland, Texas, and reprepen- - and, by with them, is so small as to be unworthy was the heaviest consumption of i tatives of the Texas, Gulf &nd arrange for a systematic dispos- of even mention. American cotton on record. Northern Railway Co., for the ition of their marketable crops. While these land holdings are construction of a standard guage As a result, the car shortage unconsidered, the small farmer Horse Plague in Kansas. railroad from Tucumcari, N. M., trouble has been reduced to the and ranchman is taxed for his Farm work is going undone in to San Antonio. Texas, crossing JUST ONE CIGAR? minimum on the Santa Fe. Many land and again on his improve- - western Kansas for lack of hor-- the Texas & Pacific at Midland. This line, starting in Northern New Mexico, will cross four cigar a day an 3G 30 3G 3D and have a telephone installed Un large trunk lines, The Rock Is- your wife. Try it and see how much more she land, Santa Fe, Texas & Pacific, will think of you. Just think of the protect- - 7 941 (111 i . and the Orient. At San Antonio .'111 v ti --.v. i (til (ivf A (nlrnnn., 4 I .v.i iu ni, nii niirn, jr lire, Wa it will have its choice of three lnL'!lnuuvpiugo mi Vn LiiuusiiiiunA.- - u riei sivcu1 during1 i lines over which to transfer its " ' un r, I 1 1 n i I I zz t'CKin 41 llc& freight for the Gulf of Mexico to a better advantage, For further in forma-- ft I 7tl rw f :,. .. C I 1 .... .1 M and the Panama Canal. linnw iiiilmrw.vi.iiwmv mr ri .Tllll III ill. lie1 1 J j, I 11.11111 Not including contemplated 8 A;'e. and call for manager. extensions beyond Tbcumcar, this line will be 680 miles long. The Mountain Southeast of where it crosses the States Tele T. & P. Railway at Midland it traverses a vast territory larger phone and Telegraph Ci than the state of Illinois at pres- ent absolutely without any rail road, this tremendous country is at present supplied by wagon freighters from towns on the T. & P. and Southern Pacific. 1000 Cotton Pickers Wanted San Antonio will probable be Come to Childress, Texas. Cotton extr;i res the highest, the greatest beneficiary of this Plenty of work until March 1913. Don ne. inquire f banks when you arrive. Families desin new line as it will open up for m the Alamo City an entirely new 41 -- I iftsnsn iirhi n.ot trade territory to the west and S3 mm us to who northwest. The town of Midland Banked those at which the shops and main offi- 8 ces of the company will be plac- g ed is also situated so fortunately Harvey& Morris as a junction point that it will of necessity become an important Every man looks forward to being comfortably wholesale distributing point for an immense section of rapidly Has just received a car of that fixed some day, but whatever any man looks for- 09 developing country. B Insistent rumors from aparent-l- y 8 ward to cannot be acquired oyer night. If you reliable sources declare that the Santa Fe is preparing to ex- Famous White Lilly Flour fl want to be comfortably fixed some day, you must tend its line down from Lamesa El to Midland to compete with the Why not buy your preserves, iel begin by starting a bank account. Your money is new T. G. & N. for its shaft ot the tonnage. lies. iam. catsun. and niVklps safe in the bank, and by making deposits regularly It is said this new line will cross the Santa Fe in New Mex- Nothing but pure goods with us. $ in the bank, you will feel that keen pleasure of seeing ico at Fort Sumner on the Pecos. No bensuate of soda in anything f) it grow. Governor sells sheep. McDonald of New Mexico re- said about preservatives. Notice (j cently sold twenty-on- e carloads DO YOUR BANKING WITH US. 2.451 head o Mty the bottle or jar before you buy. market for $12 top notch recor Donald owns !f) o urn I Carrizozo, whe First National Bank and cattle. ' Hi ow has m mj J 7k ranch 5.000 h 1131 'II IE3I 31 lt!BE3Ejl PROFESSIONAL tion nine, township two north, Notice For Publication. Notice for Publication of range thirty-fou- r east, N. M. Non comI land. Non coal land P, M. And you are further noti- Dei ' of the Interior. U. 8 Lund OIHce irtmeiit of the Interior. U. 8. land fied of attor- Port Sumner M. M.. Aug. 1. 1912. t Sumner, N. M.. Aug 7. 1912. H. W. WILLIAMS that the names the Notice is hereby siren that Cora K. Nichols STEED W, A. G. V. neys for the plaintiff are K, formerly Cora! MeForland, of Texlco. New Attorneys-- a Havener, and R. E. Rowells, 100ft mad for lh BKl-- 4 Sec 32. Town 34 post-offic- e for NW East and who on sen and (hat their business and anflre 37 & Embalmer out Add'l. entry N HITS I r Undertaker M I o N Inten-t- : address is Clovis, N. M. P illce of Clovis : New Mex. tion to tnnke establish tion 32. township 4 North Rani You are further notified that claim to the before Was. N. M. P. Meridian has fi'.si notice of in- U you J. Curren. hla office at tention to mako three .,n i roof to sets I. Manager Clovis Cemetery unless so appear in said Clovis. N If. on the IMh day of Oct.. 1912. Hah claim to the land above UstirlluJ before DR. S. G. VON ALMEN cause on or before the expira- Claimant namea aa witnesses: W. J. Currsn. United Slate- - omnlssioner !n tion of the period aforesaid, that John c Norria. Ethan O Rlalr. Edwin A Hamilton his office at Clovis. N. M. on the 24 l.r of Day 14. Night Phone 38. ct. 1912. Phone PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON the plaintiff will apply to the Jamea P. Curry all of Texlco N M. A 22. S 28 C c Henry Register Claimant names as witnesses: court for the relief demanded in M. Rectal Diseases a Specialty John Varner. Wi.iard II Barnard, Lester W the complaint, and judgment Notice for Publication Rc:leta all of Clovis N M Elijah B. Moors, of will you Havener N M 44 Clovis, N. M. be rendered against in Non coal land. Phone said cause by default, as de- Department of the Interior. U. 8. land o(Hee at A29 0S c c Henry. Register phone RELIABILITY 1912. m manded in said complaint or pe- Port 8umner. N. M Aug. 1. Notice iahereby (riven that Edwin M Chapman, notice For Publication tition filed herein, and the above of Clovla. N. M on 3. 190ft. J. B. WESTERFIELD who June made Non-co- Lend 020 improve- No. South-ea- st described property and Homeatead Entry 05601, for Department of the Interior. U 8 land office quarter Section 32. Townahip :t BERT CURLESS ...PHYSICIAN... ments thereon being and situat- North. Ft Sumner New Mexico. Aug. 7 1912. Range 35 ed will be sold to satisfy said P.aat. N. M. P. Meridian, haa flies' notice Notice is hereby given that Lucius Office 1st North of First Nation- judgment, interest, attorney's of intention to make Three Year Proof, to J Morton of Clovis N. M. who on High Grade and Artistic claim to the land above described, before Auk 11. 1901. mads homeatead entry al Bank. and costs of C. A. Schenrlch United fees suit, states Commlaioner no. 05641, for SW quarter, li ction 2. town- In hia office, Office 153, Residence 2G9 Witness my hand and seal as at Clovla. New Mexico, or ship 2 aorth range 84 east. N. M. P. Meridian Phones 16th day House Paintifeg Clerk cf said court, and the seal the Ot Oct.. 1912. haa filed notice of intention to make final three of said court at Clovis, Curry Claimant namea aa wltneaaea: year proof to eatabllah claim to tin. land above W. t Mansfielc. T. P. Bradley. E. D. Evani. described before William J. Curren. U. 8. Wall Dr. D. D. Swearingin County, New Mexico, this 2tith F.fTa N Interior Rnishinjr. Decorating, Tinting, Papering, Etc. Sparks all of clovis, M. Commissioner In his office at Clovis, New Mexico A- - 26 Physician & Surgeon. day of August D. 1912. A 22. 8 C c Henry Register. on 26 day 1912. Solicited. the of Oct. Work Promptly Executed. Your Patronage I make a specialty of diseases (seal) A, L. Awalt, Clerk. Claimant names as witnesses: of the eye. ear nose and throat NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Charles H. Davis. Edgar E. Lewis. William H. CLOVIS NEW MEXICO. and fitting glasses. Non coal land. Reed. Luther C. Morgan ail of Clovis N M Notice for Publication Department of the Interior. U. S land office at A290ct3 C C Henry Register. McBee Bid., opposite postoffice. Fort Sumner, N. M Aug. 1. 1912. Notice .... phone 173 Res. 192. Department of the Interior. U rit.and Office t Is herebygiven that Jimmie E. Roberta now Dav- Office es of Clovis, N. M.. who. on Dec. 14. 1905 made NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Port Sumner. N M. July 25. 1912 Homestead Entry No. 01583 for Non coal land. Notice Is hereby given that Kellle B Major, NE quarter Section 31 (Township 3 ..... Lh, of Havener. N M, who on Sept. iT. 1907. made Range 86 east. N. M. P. Meridian, haa filed Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Offic notice of intention to make five-ye- at Ft. Sumner.N. M Aug. 7 1912. L. A. D1CKMAN, M. D. Homestead Entry, No 04570 for northeast Quar- rroof to establish claim to the land above Notice Is hereby given that Perry D Loaey. ter. (NE1-4- ) section?. Township I North. Range descrilied before C. A, Scheurich United of Clovis N. ., who. on Apr.28. 1908, Commissioner, in office made Davidson's Transfer Co. Physician and Surgeon 34 East, ami on Sept. 17. 1909. made additional States hia at Clovis, New Homeatead Entry No. 05396 for N W Mexico on the 12th day ofOct, 1912. 1 homestead entry No. 07022, for Nw Section Section, 24, township north, range 35 east Claimant names as witnesses: New M P meridian, haa filed notice of Intention HAS CHANGED. Call 85 or E. T. Jernigan & Co. Office Opposite Antlers Hotel 7, Township 1 North. Range 34 East. Richard P. Hobgood. Martin V. Pigman both of to make three year proof to establish claim N M P Meridian haa filed notice of In- to the landabove described, before William of Phone 53. Clovis, N. M.. Jamas O. Johnson, of Texioo. N M J. Jewelry Store Instead 3ol. tention to make five year proof on original entry Curren. U. 8 commissioner, at hia ufflce Henry A Bielerof clovis. N M at I and three year .jroof on aidn'l entry to' establish Clovis. N M. on the 23 day of Oct. 1912 When You Want a Transfer Call us Fit Glasses. A 22. 23 C C Henry, Register claim to the lanil above described, before William Claimant names as witnesses: l Huinline. George W. Box Clovis, J. Curren. U. S Conr mtssioner. at his Coombs. Jane 1. Postoffice 544 New Mexico Notice for Publication Coombs. James Ws lker. all of clovla N M. office at Clovis. N M. on the lllh day of Oct Non coal land. MISS ELLA CURREN A29 OS c c Henry Register 1912 Claimant r.ames as witnesses: Department of the Interior. U S. Land office Notary Public Stenographer John J lioppenmeyer, of Clovis, NM. John J Fort Sumner. New Mexico. July 31. 1912. Thompson, of Havener, N M. Samuel Jackson of Notice is hereby given that Ricl.ard P. Hobgoo I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION of Clovis Mexico, 14. Havenor. N M, Jame D Looper, of Clovis. N M New who. on December non coal land News Office Phone 125 190o, made homestead entry. No. 01584 for south Parsons and Edwards c c Henry, Register west quarter section 32. township 3 N. R. 36 K. Department of the Interior. U.S. land office N. M P. meridian has filed notice of Intention at Ft. Sumner N.M, Aug 8, 1912. Dr. H. R. Gibson Notice For Publication to make I year proof proof, to establish claim Notice is hereby given that William Alexander LAWYERS Non coal land. to the land above described before Charles A. Sin.inons. of Clovis, New Mexico, who on Department of the Interior United States land Scheurich, U. S. Commissioner at his office in October 18thl909. made homeatoad entry no.0716i OSTEOPATHY ofTice Sumner, Mexico. Land Office Practice a Specialty at Fort New July Clovis. N. M., on the day of Oct.. 11912 forswl-- 4 Sec. 15. T.l north, range 36E. N. 29. 1912 lth Ill Claimant names as witnesses: meridian has filed notico of Intention to make Lyceum 383 Notice is hereby given that Andrew J. Looper Fort Sumner, New Mexico Bldg. Phone Joseph T. Daves. Henry A. Bieler Martin V. three yesr proof, to establish claim to the of Clovis, New Mexico who.i on June Pigman, Albert L.Dickey all of Clovis. N. M. land above described, 'before W. J. curren U. 5, 190n. made Homestead Entry. Number 010267 A 22. S 26 C C Henry. Register. S. Commissioner, in his office at Clovis, New for North-we- quarter. Section 1, ..... Mexico on 2nd day 1912, Railroad Time Table the of Nov.. Township 1 North. Range B4East. N. M. P. Mer- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Claimant nanus aa witnesses: idian, has tiled notice of intention to make five Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Alfred C. Fent, William ,H. Simmons. Edwin c. No. year proof, to establish claim to tho land Ft. Sumner N. M . July 16. 1912. Hamilton. James P Williams all of Texico, ubove described, before William J. Curren, N.M. The Magic City and 113.. Ar. from Chicago, Kan- Notice is hereby given that Etta B. Horn, of A29o3 C C Henry. Register Furniture U. S. Commissioner, in his office at Clovis, Now Clovis, N. M who on June 27. 1908 made home- sas city, Wichita, Amarillo Mexico, on the': ml day of Oct., 1912 stead entry No. 05806, for NW1-4- . Sec. 9, T. 4 N, R. notice Claimant nnnies as Wltneaaea: for Publication. and points east 10:50 a. m. 34 E N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of inten-tip- n Non-co- land. Undertaking Company James C. Halliday. Isaac P. Smith. Georgo to make three year proof to establish claim Department of the Interior. Birdsnll. George W. Ilrown all of Blacktower. U. S. land office Ft, N. 113.. Dep. to the land above described before Wm. J. Cur-se- at Sumner M. Aug 8 1911 for Melrose, Fort N. M. C. C. Henry. Register. U. S. Commissioner, at his office at Clovis, N. Notice is hereby given that Bluford F. Jones, Sumner, Vaugn, Mountain-air- , A 22 s. 26. Funeral Directors and Embalmers M. on the 24. day of Sept., 1912. of Clovis, N M who on January 26. 1909 Belen, Albuquerque Claimant names as witnesses: made Homestead Entry No. 06850 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. for N. W. quarter section 17. Fine Ambulance John Kalghin of Haag, ti. M , Emmctt George, town and points west ... 11:15 a. m. Department of tht Interior, U. S. Land Office Albert Schmid both of St. Vraln, n. M., Noah ships north range 85 east. N. M. P. M. has ot Fort Sumner. N. M.July 29. 1912. Horn, of Clovis, N. M. filed notice of intention to make three-ye- ar 114.. Ar. from Pecos, Carls- Notico is hereby given that Maggie Stucky, to C. C. Henry. Register. proof, to establish claim to the land a ove Day Phone 2 1 Night Phohe 235 bad, Roswell and Portales Widow cf Joel Stuckey, deceased of Clovis described, before W. J. Curren. U. S. Commis- N. M. who on May 21, 1909, made home NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION sioner, in his office at Clovis. N M. on the 2nd 10:45 a. m. day of Nov, 1912. stead Entry No 06494 for Northwest quarter Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office Claimant names as witnesses: (NW1 4) 9. Township 3 north. Range 31 1912 Section at Ft. Sumner. N. M. July IS, Delmer I Barnett. William H. Yarborough, Ben- 114.. Dep. for Amarillo, Wich- East, N M P Meridian, hus filed notice of inton is hereby given Notice that Oliver M. Chapman, jamin F. Vlers. Vernon Tate all of Clovis N M proof, ita, Kansas citv, Chicago tion to make three ycjr to establish claim of Clovis, N. M who on June 3. 1908,tmade home- A29u3 C C Henry - Register and points east 11:45 a. m. tu the land above iescribed. before C, A' Scheu- stead entry No- 05588, for SE1-- Sec. 11. T.I'n.R. rich. U S Commissioner, in his office at Clovis, 34 E.. N. M. 1. Meridian, haa filed notice of inten- notice for Publication. 117.. Ar. from Chicago, Kan- New Mexico, on the 9th day of Oct., 1912 tion to make three year proof to estaallsh claim to Non sas city, Wichita, Amaril- Claimant names as witnesses: the land above described, before Wm. J. Curren, coal land Department of the Interior, u. S. land office John M. Varner. of Clovis, N. M, J. R. Dunlap U. S. Commissioner, at his ofTice at Clovis, N. M at lo and points east 11:55 p. m. Fort Sumner. N. M.. Aug It, 1912. of Havener, N M Walter P Greenfield, of Clovis on the 23. day of Sept., 1912. N. M Joseph S. Greenfield of Clovis. N M Claimant names as witnesses: Notice Is hereby given that John G. Lake 117.. Dep. for Pcrtales, Ros- of Haag. N. M.. Wm. Gurren A 22 S 29 c c Hennry. Register Luther P. Carnes, Augustus J. Kos both of who on Jan. 19th 1909. made J. Claud, N. M.. Snellings H. K. no. 01472 for SW 4. 12, well, Carlsbad and Pecos Robert H. of Clovis. N. M.. section Notice For Publication Francis M. Rose, of Haag, N. M. township 4 north, range 34 East, N. M. P Mer 11:30 a. m. idian has filed notice of Non-co- lund. c. c. Henry, Register Intention to make final year proof to Department of tho Interior. U. S. Land Office NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION three establish claim to the land M., July 29. 1912. above described before William 118.. Ar. from Albuquerque, at Ft Sumner. N. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at J. Curren Notice is hereby given thai Luther P. Carnes United States Commissioner, in Ft. Sumner, N. M July 18. 1912, his office at Mountainair, Ft. Sumner, of Claud, N. M. who. on Fb 15 1909. made Clovis. N. M.. on the day homestead entry serial no. 06946 for north Notice is hereby given that Augustine C. Shade 1st of Nov.. 1812 4 Claimant names aa wltneaaea: Melrose and points west west quarter section 9 townahip north, range of Clovis, N. M., who on January 29, 1909, made 35 IS. New Mexico P meridian has filed no- Francis M. Rose. P. entry No. SW1-- 4 Luther Carnes, both of th-e- e yeur homestead 05870 for Sec. 24. T. United States 4:15 a. m. tice of intention to make Claud, N M. Jacob PReichart Haag M proof to establish claim to the land above de- 1 N., R. 35 E.. N. M. P. Meridian has filed notice of N Robert H. Snellings scribed before Wm. J. Curren. U. S. Commis- of intention to mako three year propf to establish of Clovis. N. 1. A29 Oct3 C c Henry Register 118.. Dep. for Amarillo, Wich- sioner at his office in Clovis. N M claim to tho land above described before Charles COMMISSIONER on 1912. ita. Kansas city, Chicago the 12th day of Oct. A. Scheurich, U. S. Commissioner, at his ofiice at Claimant names as witnesses: Clovis, N. M., on the 1st day of Oct. 1912. and points on Coleman Augusta Kos, Al welden. Francis M Rose, Wil- Claimant names as witnesses: Notice for Publication. cut-o- ff 4:20 a. m. liam A Kennedy all of clovis, N M George W. Coons, Louis T. Mason, Adolph Am. Non coal land Department of the Interior IT SI ,. ,.,r A 22, 3 26 C C Henry. Register born, William T. Blaasinggame all of Clovis, N. M. t Port Sumner, N. M. Aug 8. 1912 C. C. Henry, Register Notice is hereby iriven thnl PnL M r.hlM.. Two years experience in Notice for Publication. of Texico. N. M.. who on Juiv IS Notice by Publication. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 1908. made homeatead entry 0125 for the S. Commis- Non coal land. NW1-- section 25 townshin I north office of U. Department of the Interior, U.S. Land Ofiice range 36 oast. N. M. P. Meridian has filed In Curry Department of the Interior. U Land Office at notice of intention to the District Court of I Ft. Sumner, N. M., 19, 1912. make three year Ft. Sumner. N M. July 29. 1912. at July proof to establish claim to the ex- County, Mexico. Notice land above des- sioner and two years New la hereby given that Lottie J. Kirby, Notice is hereby given that Emmet George of cribed, before William J. Curren. U. S Com- M. 1908 H of Clovis. N. who on June 23. made St Vrain, N. M., who on June 3, 190K, made home missioner, in his office at Clovis. N M on til E. No. 05778 for southeast quarter Section ls! day of Nov., 1912. entry No. 06693, NWl-4Se- 18. 4 perience as U. S. Com- 7, Township 3 North. Range 35 east, New Mex stead for Tp. N., Claimant names as witne C. co Principal Meridian, hus filed no-ic- e Range 34 E., and on Sept. 2, 1909, made additional curry. Robert Hatch, Plaintiff, of intention to make three year Arthur Willard E. Haynea. Robert L. homestead entry No. 06934 for SW1-- 4 Sec. 18. T. 4 missioner. proof to establish claim to the land above Houston, James F. Curry, all of Texico. N M. N.. R. 34 E., N. M. P. Meridian, vs. described, bef' re William J. Curren. U, S. has filed notice A29 o3 C. C Henry. Register. Commissioner, in his office at Clovis, N. M. on of intention to make three year proof to establish R. the 14 thday of Oct. 1912. claim to the land above described before William Lucian Black, Defendant. Claimant names as w Itnessss: J. Curren, U. S. Commissioner at his olllce Clo- John F. Bell, Willard H. Bainard. Del mar liar! at No. 546. vis, N. M on the 2nd day of Oct., 1912. Notice nett. Joseph La Londe all of Clovis, N. M. for Publication Claimant names as witnesses: There is a Great To R. Black, A 22, S 26 C C Henry, Register Department of the Interior. U S Land Office Lucian Defendant. Albert Schmid, James S. Bayne, William J. Ad- at Fort sumner, N: M July 24, 1912. air, all of St. Vraln. N. M Jonathan W. Horn, of GREETING: Notice is hereby given that Jasper w. George. i knowing Notice for Publication. Haag, N. M. Deal of Clovis New Mexico n who on Jsn. 11, 1909. made You are hereby commanded to Non-Co- Land C. C. Henry Register. Homestead entry 01437, for Swl-- 4 section 9. appear before the District Court Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office Township 3 North, Range 34 East. M. m P. to do it at Fort Sumner. N. M . July 29. 1912. Notice NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION JUST HOW for the County of Curry, (that Meridian haa filed notice of intention to is hereby given that Anna M. Roberson of Texi- being the court in which the Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office make three Yesr proof to establish claim to tbe co, N.M., who. on July 11. 1910.niade H.E. 68168 N. M . July 15, 1912. at Fort Sumner. land above described before William J Curren U complaint herein is filed and said fori Lota I and 4 Sec I. and Lot 1, 2, and S.sec 6, Notice is hereby given that Paul P Oliver, of S Commissioner in his office at Clovis New Mexico cause is pending) in the fiifth Township! North. Range 37 East. New Mex. Texas, on 16, 1908, home-ltea- Bovlna, who July made d on the 9th day of Oct. 1912. Claimant names as Judicial District of the State of P. MerMlan, has filed notice of Intention to entry. No 0152. for SE1-- Sec 14, T 4 M, R 36 witnesses: make, flinal threeyear Proof, to establish claim E, N M P Meridian, has filed notice of intention to New Mexico, and answer the Samu. il). Norfloet. of Clovis. N. M . Frank A to the land above described, before William J, year proof, complaint of Robert C. Hatch, make three to establish claim to the Westhoff, of Havener, N M, Fred Ruah of Haven- Curren, U. S. Commissioner in his ofiice at land above described, before charleB A Scheurich, Oc- er, N M, Joe D Swan of Clovis, N M on or before the 25th day of Clovla. N. M on the 15th day of Oct.. 1912 U S ofTice m commissioner, at his at clovis, M, on C C Henry, Register tober A. D. 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: the 20 day of Sept, 1912 Office: Glovis News And you are hereby notified Ephraim T. Englant. Thomas A. Slater. Nelson, claimant names as witnesses: that the general objects of said Bettis, Robert P. Fryer all of Texlco, N. M. Charles R Summers, Mrs Mary S Hiner,, Hardy P A 22. 8 26 C c Henry Regiate Oliver, James all of Texlco, N M Notice for is to LtOlivrr Publication action suit on Note, and C. Henry, Non-Co- mortgage C. Register al Building foreclose a certain of the Interior. U. 8. Land Office NOTICE FOR PC li I.I deed given to secure said note, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. CATION. at Fort Sumner, N. M.. Aug 2. 1912. five and Non Coal Land. Non-co- land. Notice la herebygiven that John W. Thompson, for the sum of hundred Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Offi e Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land Office at of Blacktower. N. M who. on June 25 1906, thirty ($530.00) Dollars, with in- at Ft. Sumner. N. M. Aug 1. "J 12. r t sumner, Xs. M Aug. 1, 1912. made is hereby C, Homestead Entry. No. 01827. for quar- Notice given that Andrew Puce, Notice Is hereby given that Henry A. Bieler, Northeast terest thereon from the 23d, day ter (NE1-4- ) Section SI. Township 2 of Clovis N. M who on Jan. II. 1J"6 made oi Clovis. is . si., wno on Jan. so, 1906, north. Range of October 1911 at the rate of 12 H. E No. 03264, for northeast quarter, lectio:. made H. E. no. 01632, for N W 34 East. N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of Quarter, Sec. Si Townahip 3 Range Five-yea- North 36 intention to make r Proof, to establish per cent per annum, together East, N M . P. M. haa filed notice of intention Five-yea- claim to the land above THE CLOVIS BARBER SHOP with attorneys fees in the sum to make final five year proo.', t o establish to make Pinal r proof, to es described, before William claim to the land above described, before W. J. tablish claim to the land above described, before i Curren. United states Commissioner, in e of twenty-fiv- ($25.00), and 10 Curren, United States Commissioner. In his Charles A. sclieurlch, u. S. Commissioner. his office In Clovis, N. M.. on the day at Clovla, New Mexico, on the 16th day of in his Joff ice N M on 12th day 14th of C E. JUSTUS Proprietor at Clovis. the of Oct. 1912. per cent of the amount due on uct., 1V1Z. said note and costs of suit. Said Claimant namea us wituesses: Claimant namea aa wltneaaea: Claimant names as witnesses: First CIush Work. Hot and Cold Baths M mortgage given to secure pay- Levi c Bradshaw, of Clovis N. William H. Richard P Hobgood, Joieph T Davis, both of clo- Lea T. Burnett. Prudence K. Montgomery, Hill, Clovla, N. M, James E. Ledbetter, Havener, vla, N M, O, Johnson Texlco, M James of n George W. Brown. Pryor R McOaniel aU ot 1-- 2 note being given on " 112 South Main St. ment of said N. M- - James c. Halliday. of clovla N M Martin V Pigman. of clovis N M " "V Blacktower N M north-we- st sec- - 22, the quarter of Aug s 26 C o Henry Register. A 22, S 26 x A UK. 8 26 CC Henry. Register. V Ml PUBLICATION Notice for Publication. Notice For Publication Notice for Publi cation iNotice for Pnblication. U. Office t Interior, S. Land Non-Co- Land. Department Non ooal land. of the Interior, Department of the interior u Department of Interior, or. Tj H the office land office U. S. Land Office Sum- ven thai Rolwrt H. rlnelllntrs Department of the Interior. II 8 Land at at Ft. 8 Land office at Ft sumner Aug U. S. Land Office at Fort Sum- Humner N. M. July 14. 1912. "N. M. 5, 1912. on Auk. 7. 1909. mad? home- - Ft ner, Aug. 7 1912. Notice is hereby given ner, N. M.. Aug. 10, 1912. Notice is hereby given that John starkweather Notice is hereby given that Crummel II. Delozier, of of Clovla N. M who on July 8. 1908 made that Notice is hereby given that homestead entry. (84. for the northeaat quar- Mary J. Parrish of Texico, N. Texico N M, on 19, 19 range 84 who June James C Stewart, of Clovis, ntention to make three year ter (NE1-4- ) of section 20. Township S north, Kant New Mexico Principal meridian has filed notice of M.. who on Sept. 1,1910. made 08 entry No. aim to the land above deecrih--. rants 34 Eaat N. M. P. Meridian has filed Intention to make made homestead N. M.. whoon August 25. 1909. three-ye- proof final Ave year proof, to establish claim to the U. 8. Commissioner. notice of intention to nmke final homestead entry, No. 08206 for 05"33 for nwI-- 4 8"i 4, T 3n R 37 Curren. to establish claim to the land above described, land above described before William J made homestead entry No. 06802 I. N. M . on 23 day of Sept. Curren. U. 8. Commissioner, in hia at NWl-- 4 Sec. 32, R. 37 M no- the before William J. Curren. U. 8. Commissioner, office T.4N E, N P Meridian, has filed for seI-- 4 NWl-- 4 and Nl-- 2 sw in his office Clovla. N. M.. on the 10th day Clovla. New Mexico, on the Kith day of Oct at E., N. M. P. filed 1-- 1912. Meridian has tice of intention to make final 4 Sec. 28, T. 1 N R. 34 ne, Augusta Kos, of Oct. nK i Claimant names as witnesses: Claimant names as witnesses: notice of itention to make three five year proof to establish claim E., N. m. P. Meridian, filed C- has Geora-- e Ivy, Philip n. William R, Levi - Bradshaw, Andrew C. Pace, William year to claim to ter. A. Lainieuj,, proof establish to the land above described, be- notice of intention to make A. Young of CWvls. N. M. H. Hill all of Clovis. N. M. James E. Ledbetter. three kOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Hardy. William all the land above described before fore william J. curren, U. S. C. Henry. Register. of Havener, N.M. year proof to establish claim to C. C. A. Scheurich- - U. S. Com Department of the Interior, IT. S. Land Office at A 22 Sept. 26 CC Henry Reg later Commissioner, at his office at the land above described, before Ft. Sumner, N M July 15. 1M2. missioner, at his office at Clovis, clovis, n M on the 25 dayof Oct, William J. Curren, U. S, Com- notice in hereby frlven Davis of Tex- that Vlnrll Notice for Publication N. M. on the 19th day of Oct. 1912. missioner his office ico, N. M., who on Dec. 4, 19DR, made homestead Notice for publication. non coal land 1912. at at entry No. 011SA, for nE1-- 4 Sec. , T. 2 n R. 87 E.. claimant names as witnesses: Clovis, N. M.. on Non coal land. Department of the Interior. U. 8. Land office) the 7th day N. M. Claimant names as witnesses: P. Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to Department of the Interior, II 8 land office at at Fort Simmer N. M July 29 191 1 Lee L. Reeves, Long Ben Moor- of November, 1912. make five year proof to establish claim to the land Fort Sumner. N. M. July 24. 1912. Notice is hereby giventhat Philip Wolfenharsrer Crummel H. Delozier, James H. man, James F vinyard, william Claimant names as witnesses: above described, before William J. Curren, U. S. Notice la hereby given that William H. Xander. Kays, William Kays, William P. M P Curtis, all of Texico n Charley Hicks, of Clovis, N. m. , Commissioner, at hit office at Clovis. N. M on the of Texico N. M. who on March 12. 1909 made Townahip 2 North, Range 35 Fast N. M. P. Mer- Curtis, all of Texico.N M. A29 C C 23rd day of Sept. 1912. Claimant names at wit- H. E.aer.No. 06011 for idian, haa filed notice of Intention to make 03 Henry, Register L. Wright Carleton Joe W. Ash-b- y. year Proof, A22 C. C. nesses: Section 4. Township 2 Ranre 37 three to establish claim to the s26 Henry, Register. - North. East land above described, before William Charles N. Hines all of Por- C7077 J Curren. Albert Means, Edward T. Hunter, Dot H. and on Hep. 27. 1909 made nddnl. homestead Commissioner In M M Notice for Publication U.S. his office at Clnvis " Barney theEl-2NWl-- on Hoklen. Fowler, all of Texas, N. M. for 4 and sec. 4. Tp. the 16th day of Oct 1912. Department of the Interior, C." 8- C nameu A29 C. - C C. Henry. Register. 2 North range 37 eaat N.M. P. Meridian has laimant as witnesses: 03 Henry. Register. Gamble. McDaniel, notice of Pu blicati on IT. S. Land Office at Fort Sum- NOTI ION filed notice of intention to make final Tuttle J. Pete Mastou L. Mc Cluskey.Cland M. Steed all M. Department of the U. ner, N. M. Aug. 7. 1912, Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land Office three year proof to establish claim to land af clovis. N. Interior at A 22. S 26 notice for Publication William Curren. U. 8. CC Heury Register, S. Land Office at Fort Sumner Notice is hereby given Fort Sumner, N. M., July IS. 1912. above described before J. that Department of Notice Is hereby given that Charles H. Davis, Commlsloner, in his office. atClovia. N. M.. on New Mexico, Aug. 5, 1912, Rosa C. Rogers now Rosa C. the Interior, 1912. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION U. S. Land Office Sum- of Havener. N. M., who on Sept. 19. 1908 made the 9th day of Oct.. notice is hereby given that Williams of Texico N. M., R. 3. at Ft. homestead entry. No. 07SD, for NWl-- 4 10, Claimant names as witnesses: N. m., 10, 1912, Sec. T. Non coal land Arthur W.skeen of Clovis N. M., who on October 2, 1907. made ner, Aug 2 N., R. 34 E., N. M. P. Meridian, haa filed notice Jamea F. Vlnyard, Albert Doolittle. Fiank Department 8- of tho Interior U. - Land Office May 14, notice is hereby given that of intention to make three year proof to establish Calkins. George w. Paul, all of Texico. H. M. at Ft Sumner. N. M. Aug. I, 1912. who on 1908, made homestead entry No. 04593 for !a hereby Brad-haw'- George w. Coomes of Clovis, N. claim to the land above described before William C. C. Henry, Register. Notice given that Levi C. homestead entry, no 05493, for NWl-4- , Sec. 23, T. 1 N. R. 36 E Clovla. N. M.. who on Jan. 22. 1906. made , m., who on Sept. 3, 1907. J. Curren, U. S. Commissioner, at his office at NEl-4- Sec. 19, T. 4 n., Range M. no-Hc- p made no. 01619 forSWl-4- , N. P: Meridian, has filed Clovls. N. on the 3rd day 1912. HE Sec. 35, and on Sept. 4. M.. of Oct., 33 E. N. M. P. Meridian, has Five-yea- r homestead entry no. 04490 for 1909. made addl, H.E. No. 00915. for NWI-- 4 of intention to make Carimant names as witnesses: NWl-- 4 Sec. 19, Tp. 85. township 2 north s. filed notice of intention to make proof to establish claim to i N., Lucian J. Morton, Lea T. Burnett Edgar Notice for Publication R. 34, east N. M. P. Meridian has (V:.i notice of R. 36 E., N. m. P. Meridian, E. Lewis. Robert Byrnes, all of Clovla, N. M. non coal land Intention to make five year on the original and three year proof, to establish the land above described, before to C. C. Henry.Register. Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office three-ye- ar proof on additional to has filed notice of intention to No- establish claim to the land above describ- William J. Curren, U. S. Com- at Fort Sumner. N, M. July 24. 1912. claim to the Is hereby given Acenlth A. Church of land above described before William U. make Five year proof, to es- NOTICE tice that ed, before William J. Curren, missioner, at his office, at Clovis FOR PUBLICATION Clovis N. M. who on Sept 17. 1909. made Home- J. Curren. United States Commissioner. In his office, tablish claim to the land above 07023 one-ha- lf S. Commissioner, at his N. 1ft Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at stead Entry No. for West office at Clovls, N. M.. on tho 10th day of Oct. M., on the 25th day of Oct. 7. Township 3 Range 86 1 William Cur- Section north. 1912. C o v i 8, N. M. on 1912, described before J. Ft. Sumner. N. N.. July 18, 1912. East. N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of inten- at ren, U. S. Notice is hereby given that Nannie E. Snow, tion to make threeyear Proof, to establish claim Claimant names as witneasea: the 18th day of Oct., 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: Commissioner, at his widow of Josephus S. Snow, deceased, of Clovis, to the land above described, before William J. William H. Hill, of Clovis. N M, Andrew c. Pace office at Clovis N. M. on the 6th Curren. U. S. Commissioner, in his office at Clo- N Claimant names as witnesses: Alfred C. Pent, Ethan 0. Blair, N. M who on Dec. 22, 1908, en- of Clovis. M made homestead vis. N. M. on the 10th day of Oct. .1912. Charles E. Rayburn, Charles R. W. day of Nov. 1912. try No. 01312. for NW1-4- , Sec. 13. T. S N., R. 84 E. Claimant names as witneaso: James E. Ledbetter of Havener, N. M James both of Texico N. M,. David C Halliday. Tal-be- Claimant names as witnesses: N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to xiira F. Measick. Enoch c. Church. Vernon Tate. of clovis, n M Daniel, Rufus E. Miller. Christ- Nicholas of Clovis, N. M. rt 26 Adolph Amborn, T. make three year proof to establish claim to the Abraham L. Cox. all of Clovis. N. M. 2! 8 c c Henry Register opher C. Daniel, all of St. Vrain D. Lewis' of Texico, N M. Louis Mason David w. land above described before William J. Curren, II. CC Henry, Register N. M. A29 03 C. C. Henry, Register. Nicholas Lae Hainline, S. Commissioner at his office at Clovls, N. M. on Notice for Publication A22 S26 C. C. Henry, Register. all of Clovis, N. M. the 1st day of Oct., 1912. Department A29 03 C. C. Henry, Register. Claimant names, as witnesses: of tho Interior. U. S. Land Of- Notice for Publication fice at Fort Sumner, M.. 1912. Albert G. Crawford, Jesse J. Winger, Delmer N. July 24. Department of the Interior, Notice ForPublication Notice is hereby giventhat notice for Publication Uarnett Richard L. Main, all of Clevis, N. M. James F. Vlnynrd, U. S. Land Office at Ft. Sumner notice For Publication Department of the Interior. 0 a Land at Fort of Texico. N. M.. who on 25. Department of the Interior, U. to 9 C. C. Henry. Register. Nov. 1908. made EI-- N. M. Aug. 15, 1912. Department Sumner N M. July 24, 1912 H E No. 01035, for 2. NW1-- 4 and wl-- 2 nE1-- I. S. Land Office at Fort Sumner. of the Interior U. is hereby given R. Hardy, of 5, 2 37 S. NOTICE FOR FUBLlCATlw Notice that William Sec. T. N. Range East. N.M. P. Meridian, N. M., Aug. 5, 1912 Notice is hereby given that Land Office at Fort Sumner, Clovis, N M. who on June 16th 190t, made has filed notice of Intention to make Fivo Year notice is hereby given that Mary E. Ashley, of Clovis, N. N. m Aug 10 1912. Department of the Intersor, U. S. Land Office at Homestead Serial 01,7117 for S E Sec 23, T. 3 proof to establish claim to the land abive de- M., who on July 16, 1906, notice is hereby given Ft. Sumner, N. M., July 18th. 1912. North, R, 34 who on 5. 1909 made scribed, Robert C.Montgomery of clovis N. that E. and June before William J. Curren. U. S. Com- made homestead entry Rufus V Clovis, Ntice is hereby given that Robert Byrnes, of additional Homesluud entry No, 06586. for Sw missioner in his office at Clovla. N M.. on the M., who on Aug. 25 1908, made No. 01860 Duke of N. NWl-4- , Clovis, N. M.. who on Dec. 29, 1908, made home- Section 21. Township 3 North, liange 3 least, 8th day of Oct.. 1912. homestead entry, no. 0477. for for Sec. 4, T. 2 N.. R. M., who on Sept. 12 1908, made stead entry 01363 SW1-4- , R. M No. for Sec. 6. T. 2N.. N P Meridian, haa filed notice of intention to Claimant name? as witnesses: n El-4- , Sec. 28, T. 4 n, R. 36 E, 35 E. N. M. P. Meridian, has homestead entry No. 0671 for 34 E., N. M. P. Meridian, lias filed notice of in- make three year proof to establish claim to the crummel H. Delozler, Albert Doolittle, Albort N. M. Meridian, no- filed notice of intention to make the Swl-- 4 Sec. 26, T. 2 N, tention to make three year proof to establish land above described, before w .1 Curren. U P. has filed Means. Frank Calkins all of Texico, N. M. Five year to R. 35 E., N. Mer- claim to the land above described before William J Commissioner in his office at Clovis. N M, on the C. C Henry, Raslstar. tice of intention to make three proof establish M. P. Curren, U. S. Commissioner, at his office, at Clo- 8th day of Oct.. 1912 year proof to establish claim to claim to the land above describ- idian, has filed notice of inten- vis, N. M on the first day of Oct, 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: the land above described, before ed before William J. Curren. tion to make three year oroof to Claimant names as witnesses: John Starkweather, William A. Young. Chester C. A. Scheurich, U. S. Com- U. S. Commissioner at establish claim to the land above Anton Hankhouse, Charles A. Davis, Marvin , C. McGee. Philip s. Lamison, all of Clov Is. N. M NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. John W. Stanford all of Havener, N. M. missioner at his office at Clovis his office at Clovis, N. M. on described before William J. Cur- C. C. Henry, Raglster Noncoal land. to C. C. Henry, Register. N. M. on 17th day Oct. the 8th day of Nov., 1912. ren, U. S. Commissioner, his Department of the Interior. United the of at States Lond 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: office at Clovis, N. M. on NOTICE FOR PUBLICAUION Office. Ft. Sumner. N. M.. July 22. 1912. the Notice is hereby given that Marvin W ill mon Claimant names as witnesses: William I. McConnell Samuel J. 7th day of Nov., 1912. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Notice for of Havener. N. M. who on June 9th. 1908 made Publication homestead entry Nil. 05621 for John H. Basinger, F. Hobbs. John W. Guy, Andrew Claimant names as witnesses: 18, 1912. Northwest Arrie Fort Sumner, N. M.. July Department quarter, 7. X of the Interior. IJ. 8. Land Office section township north, range 34 Stephson, John A Hal), all of Burnett, Clovis, M. Benjamin F. Hall, Erasmus S Notice is heroby given that Francis M. Curry of at Ft. Sumner. N M, July 13 1912, East NeW Mexico Principal Meridian has filed all of N. notice of intention to year Clovis, N. M.. who on January 15 1908, mude Notice la hereby glveu make three Clovis, N. M., John A. Westfall wilmon, Claud M. Steed, wil- that Francis N Davis, proof to establish claim to the land above de- A29 03 C. C. Henry, Register. homested 04893 NW1-- 4 Soc. 35, 1 M. entry No. for T. of Clovis, N M. whoon Sept 4. 1907 made home- scribed before W. J. Curren. U. S. Commla-one- r of R. 2, Texico, N. M. liam Hallmon, all of clovis. N., R. 36 E., N. M. P. Meridian, has filed in his office M.. on notice stead entry No 04495 NE1-- 4 Sec 17. 1 N, R at Clovis. N. the 7th N M for T dav of Oct.. 1912. a22 s26C. C. Henry, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION of intention to make three year proof to establish home-mea- 35 E and on Oct 11 1909. made additional d Claimant names as witnesses: A2903 C. C Henry, claim to the land above described before William Department of the Interior U. Riitir. entry. No 07137. NW1-- 4 Sect 17, TIN. R Anton Hankhouse. Robert Byrnes, Lea Burnett, J. Curren, U. S. Commissioner, at his office at Clo- notice for Publicati on S. Land Office 35SE. N M P Meridian, has filed notice of inten- Tom Rliey all of Havener. N. M. at Ft. Sumner, vis, N. M., on the 1st day f October, 1912. tion to make threeyear proof to establish claim C. C. Henry. Register. Department of the Interior U. N. M., Aug. 15, 1912. Notice For Publication Claimant names as witnesses: to the land above described, beforo Wiiilam J S. Land Office at Ft. Sumner, Notice is hereby given Laton Reeves, of Texico, N. M.. .lak. Miller, of Curren at his office Clovla, M, that Department of the Interior, at N on the 11th N. M., July 6, 1912. S. Clovis, N. M., Sue E. Keffer, of Farwell Texas, day of October 1912 Claimant names as witness- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION William Willmon, of Clovis, U. S. Land Office at Fort Sum- William B. Johns, of Clovis, N. M. hereby given Who es: Department of the Interior. U S Land Office.at notice is that N. M., on June 22, 1998. ner, N. M., Aug 10 1912, to C. C. Henry, Register. es: Theodore Victor Williams, Texico, Nelson. Nelson, Paris J FortSumner. N M July 24. 1912. Lydia J. of N. made homestead entry No. 05769 Notice is hereby given M that Craft. John Sanders all of Clovis, N M Notice la l.ereby given C. M., on 6, 1909. SE1-- 4 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION that Chester McGec. who Jan. made for Sec. 35 , T. 3n.,R. 34 Alfred D. Rush of Havener, N. C C Henry Register ger of Clovla. New Mexico, whoon Nov. 7. 1908. homestead entry, no. 01411, for E., N. M. P. Meridian, filed Department of the Interior, U. Office has M., who on December 2L 1908, S. Land at made Homestead Serial 0981. for Swl-- 4 Sec. swl-4- . Sec. 18, T. 1 n, R. 37 E, Ft. Sumner. N. M July 18, 1912. 22. Township 3 North. Range 34 Kuat. notice of intention to make three made homestead entry No. NOTICE FOR N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of in- N. M. P. Meridian, has filed no- Notice is hereby given that Charley A. Rice, of PUBLICATION year proof to establish claim 01293, for SEI-- 4 Sec. 8, T. 3 N. home-sU-a- Department tention to year three-yea- Havener, N. M.. who, on June 23 1908,'made d of tho Interior, U. 8. Land Office at make three proof, to establish tice of intention to make r to be- Sumner M.. 1912. the land above described, R. 34 M. P. Meridian, No. 06780 for NW1-4- . Sec. 6, T. 2 Ft. n. July 16, claim to the land above described, before William E.N has entry N. R Notice is hereby given W. proof to establish claim to that Jonathan Horn, Curren, Commissioner, fore william J. Curren, U. S. filed notice of to 34 E., N. M. P. Meridian, has tiled notice of inten- of Clovis, N. M., who on 27, 1908, made home- J. U.S. in hia office at intention make June the land above described before atClo-vis- . tion to make three year proof to establish claim to stead entry, No. 05806, for SW1-- 4 Sec. 9, T. 4n., R. Clovis, New Mexico, on the 10th day of Oct, 1912. Cornmissioner.at his office three year proof to establish 84 William Curren, U. S. Com- the land above described before William J. Curren E., N. M. P. Meridian, haa filed notice of inten- Claimant names aa wltnoasee: J. N. M,, on the 12th day of claim to the land above describ- U. S. Commissioner at his office at Clovis. N.M. tion to make three year proof to establish claim to Florence E Coleman, John R. Ounlap. Walter P, missioner at his office at Clovis, Nov.. 1912. ed, before William J. Curren, U. on the 2nd day of Oct.. 1912. the land above described, before Wi lliam J. Cur- Greenfield all of Clovia, N. M. Frank A westholT N. M., on the 17th day of Oct. Claimant names as ren. U. S. Commissioner, office, tco of Havener, N M witnesses: S. Commissioner, at his office at Claimant names as witnesses: at his at his off 1912. T. Cain, Green- Joseph A. McCormlck. Oscar L. McCormick, An- at Clovis. N. M.. on the 24 day of Sept.. 1912. C C Henry, Register John Walter P. Clovis, N. M., on the 6th day of ton Hankhouse, Corol R. Herrin all of Havener, Claimant names as witnesses: Claimant names as witnesses: field, William, E. Reed, Lea T. Nov., 1912. M. John Kaighln, of Haag. M., S. George T. Wil- N. n. Sam W. Kent of Henry Curtis, Burnett, all of Clovis N. M. Claimant names as witnesses: C. C. Henry, Register. Clovls. N. M., Emmet George, Albert Schmid both son, Allen L. Nichols, Ethan G. of St. Vrain, N. M. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION A29 03 C. C. Henry. Register. Elisha D. Moors. Jasper w. N,ui t .; land. Blair, all of Texico, N. M. C. C. Henry, Register. George, Sam D. Norfleet, Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office A22 S26 C. C. Henry, Register Frank Notice for Publication. A westhoff all M at Ft. Sumner N. M.. July 29 . 1912. Notice for Publication of Havener, N Non-co- land. Notice ia hereby given that Jamea N. Walker, Department of the Interior, A2903 C. C. Henry. Register. Department of the Interior, U S land office at of Clovis. N. M.. who. on Apr. 15. 1909 made TREES of quality, homestead entry No. OH 199 for SE1-- 4 U. S. Land Office Sum- M. July 24. 1912. backed notice For Publication at Fort FtSumner. N. IS township 1 range 36 Nitw Notlco N hereby given B. Braden, section north eaat. N. M., Aug. 17, 1912. that William by a quarter century's suc- M. P. meridian, haa filed notice of intention to Department of the Interior U. ner, or Texico, N M. who on Nov. 10, 1908 make final three-yea- r proof, to establish claim S. Land Office at Ft. Su Notice is hereby given that Notice for Publication made homestead entry, number 0993, for cessful to the land above described, before William J. inner, business. Catalogue Curren, U. S. Commissioner, at his office in Clo- Henry C. Foster, of Texico, N. Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Offici southeast quarter of section 26 township 4 north N. M. Aug. 5, 1912, vls. N, M. on the 12th day of Oct.. 1912. Sep. 9, 1908, at FortSumnw, N. M., June 21, range 56 E., New Mexico Principal Meridian n request. Cluimant names as vltneaseu: notice is hereby M., who on made m. given that Notice Is hereby given that Lewis Gritcsby. has filed notice of Intention to make three William B. Allay. Jim Holden. Albert S. homestead entry No. 0642, for T. Hereford Nursery Co Charlie R. Summers of Texico, of Clovls. N. M who on Mar.. 29. lyo. made year proof to establish claim to the land Walker, Walter D. Huddle all of Clovi- - N. M El-- 2 SE 4 Sec. 29 and Wl-- 2 N. M., who on Jan. 14, 1911. Homestead Entry, No.' 081S2. South-ea- st above deaoribed before Wm. J. Curren, United Hereford, Tex A 2, S 26 C, c Henry. Rogfuler. for SW1-- 4 Sec. 28, T. 1 N, R. 37 E, q'uirter, Section 27, Township 4 Range In office Clovla made homestead entry no. 09222 north. States Commissioner his at 84 East, N. M. -4 N. M. P. no- P. Meridian, haa filed notice of New Mexico on the 9th day of Oct., 1912. for Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and Meridian, has filed Intention to make three Year proof, to establish Claimant names aa witnesaea: & sec. 7, T. 4 n., R. tice of intention to make three claim to the land above described, before William John E. Went fall, Henry C. Holt, German B. year proof to 37 E.. N. M. P. Meridian, has establish claim to J. Curren, U 3 Commissioner, In hia office Clack, Harry G Putnam, all of Texico. N M at filed notice of intention to make the land above described before Clovia. New Mexico, on the 24th day of Sept. ...Subscribe Now For... three year proof to establish William J. Curren, U. S. Com- 1912. Notice for Publication. claim to land above describ- missioner at his office at Clovis, Claimant names aa witneasea: Non coal land. the John M. Varner. Jacob F Ohr. Joe LaLonde, N. M , on the 12th day of Nov. Department of the Interior U. S Land office at ed before William J. Curren, U. Lester W Seller, all of Clovla, N M Fort Sumner. N. M. July 25. 1912 S. Commissioner, at his office 1912. Arthur E Curren. Raclatar Notiee la hereby given that George W. Claimant names 17, at Clovis, N. M., on thel7th day as witnesses: Hrown of Havener N. M.. who on Sept. Cicero William, 1909. made Homestead Entry. No 07019. for The Clovis News of Oct. 1912. Hardin Douglas, section 25. Township Claimant names as witnesses: Paul Douglas, William Phillips 2 North. Range 34 East. N. M. P. Meridian, has all of Texico, N. M. William B. McBrayer, Nathan SCHNY-DER-C- filed notioa of intention to make three Year L. Tharp, Mary S. Hiner, Hardy A29 03 C. C. Henry, Register. B. H. O. Proof, to establish claim to the land above The People's Paper Commia-Hion- P. Oliver all of Texico N. M. before William J. Curren. U. 8. Notice for Publication at hia office at Clovla. N.M. on the 11th A22 s26 C. C. Henry, Register. day of Oct. 1912. Department of the Interior, Agfa. Claimant namaa aa witnesaea: A special of only 50 cents a U. S. Land Office at Fort Sum- Iqhn J. llopi .imeyer, of Clovls, N. M.. John J. rate Notice for publication. ner N. M., July 5, 1912. Thompson of Havener, N. M Jamea D Looper Non coal land. Notice is hereby given that Receiving and Shipping Clovis, N M. Samuel Jackson, of Havener. N M year beginning July 15, 1912 is now Department of Interior, U. S. Land Office the Clyde M. Frager of clovis, N. M., C C Hemy Register. at Ft. Sumner. N. If., Am. B. 1912. H who on Sept. 17, 1909, made in force. Everybody should take Notice Is hereby given that Homer Hale, Pecos Valley Alfalfa, Tex-a- s of clovla. N. M. who. on June 30. 1908 maile homestead entry, No. 07026, for llmneatead Entry number 05823 for , Prairie Hay, 36. E. NWl-4- Sec. 15, T. 1 R. 35 E. Alfalfa Notice for Publication advantage of this exceptional offer s W Sec. 6 Townahip 3 N. range N.. N. M. I'. Meridian, haa filed notice of inte b N. M. P. Meridian, has filed no- Honey, Department of the Interior. U. 8. Land Office lion to mako three-yea- r proof to strained and comb- at Fort aumner. N. M. July 24. 1912 establish claim to the land above described I tice of intention to make three-yea- r ed honey Notice la hereby given that Edgar E. which we are making in order to William J. Curren, U. 3. Commissioner, in 5, 10 and 50 lb. in his office in Clovis, N M. on the 3rd day of proof to establish claim to Lewis, of Havener. Naw Mexico who Oct., 112, the land above described, before cans, 60 and 100 lb on 16, 1908, mad Homestead En- namaa aa witnesaea: cases. June increase our big circulation. Claimant Com- 4 William J. Curren, U. S. try No. 06710, for 8W1-- Mcttoo 3. Township 2 (ieorg-- It, Mayn.ru, Andrew J. Taylor, Walter The Best in the World North, Rails) 84 Eaat. N. M. P. Meridian, has C, Garrison, Adolpbua M. works all of Clovla. N. missioner, at his office at Clovis, filed notice of intention to make three year proof This offer applies to back delinquents as well as U. N. M., on the 17lh day of Oct. to establish claim to the land above described, be- A 22, H 26 c. C Henry Registlr. 1912 Mail orders fore William J. Curren. U. a. Commissioner. In new subscribers. solicited Ins office at Clovla, N. M..on the 8th day of . Oct. California lands for sale --a 1912. Claimant namoa as witnesaea: Clovis, N. M. Box 494. Charles) H. Davis of Havener, N. M.. Earnest A. good proposition at the right Benjamin F. Hall, RoDert L. comer, of clovla. N. M. Luther C. Morgan, of .n CENTS A YEAR NOW price. For particulars Thomas, all of Clovis, N. M Roswell -- El Capitan Hotel clovla. N. M. Lea f. Burnett, of Havener. N M A 22 826 C. C. Henry, Register. C C Henry, Register. tf. See Spier Investment Co. 1 7 Mrs. Walter Zerwer returned early week the part of the from Department of the Tnt Portale9 where she had been the S. Land Office at Port S guest of her parents Mr. and If. m. . Aug. 24, 1912. There's a best in everything! This jjS Mrs. J. C. Hyatt. holds true of Clothes as well as of vis N. M., who tice for rn 1909, made homes L'iml Office ai 010304 for swl-N- ., anything else. Some makers make Fort Sumner, N. M.. Auk S3. 1912. Range 35 Notice Is hereby given that George Blrdall of Meridian has Havener. N. M .. who on July 14, 1908. made very poor clothes, others make fair- homeated entry No. 018G7 for HIS1-- Sec. 29. T. 2 N. R 34 East and tin December 18th 1009 made additional homestead entry no. 07213 for nrl land above described, before ly while 2 good clothes a few makers Sec 32 Township H Range 84 East N. M. P. William J. Curren, U. S. Com- Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final three year on additional, five year on origi- missioner, at his office at ('loris, make the best of clothes. From nal proof to establish N. M., on the 8th day of Nov. claim to the land above described before William 1912. Money Talks J. Curren, U. S. Commissioner, at his office at Clo-vi- Claimant names as witnesses: we've M,. Dec, 1912. these best makers' output N. cn the 19th day of I. Claimant names as witnesses: William McConnell, Samuel J.j When prosperity is the sub- James E Ledbetter Nelson Andersln Darry V Hobbs, Ezra F. MesSick, John' best for trade. Winn Prank Mine all of Havener N M selected the our ject, deposits Wilson all of Clovis, N. M. the increased Seiit 19th Oct 24th C. C. Henry, Register. C. C. Henry, Register. in this Bank prove that

prosperity is here again. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Are you sharing in it? If Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Notice for Publication not, possibly Ft. Sumner. N. M.. Ans. 2K, 1912. Department of U WE WANT YOU TO SEE AND it is because Ntico is hereby Kiven that Efflo L. Sparks, of the Interior S Land office at. M you are not doing business CIovIb. N. M., who on June 10 190S, made home- Ft sumner.N tujuMngton stead entry No. 05825 for NE1-4- . Sea. 3D. T. IN,, Aug 7, 1912. Notice is hereby Company KNOW ABOUT OUR in a business way. R. 34 K.. N. M. t. Meridian, has filed notice of In- given that Ada Losey of clovis, Oarmonti tention to make three year proof jiw ton, to establish N M, Who on April 28, 1909 made We suggest that you open claim to the land above described before William J homestead entry No 06260 for, an account with us. Our Curren. U. S. Commissioner, at hiB office, at Clo- - SEl-- 4 . N. ".. or he 18th dny of Nov., 1912. sec 14, T 1, R 85 E, MM P, officers will gladly you show Claimant names as witnesses: Meridian, has filed notice of in-- 1 Clothes the benefit of such an ac- William S. Wlllmon Dclmer 1 Barnett D Zera tention to make Final three year Best M. Daniel Lea T Burnett all of Olovis N M claim to tion. Sept 19 Oct 24th C. C. Henry, proof to establish the Register. land above described before 5 No matter whether you are a business man or a NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION William J. Curren 'u s commis- American Bank Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at sioner at his office at Clovis', N M Ft. Sumner, N. N Auk. 26, 1912. on the 23d day of Oct. 1912. 3 working man, banker or baker, we can satisfy your Notice is hereby given that JamcB O. London Claimant names as witnessess: & Trust Company of Texico N M who on June 11, 190K. made home coom-es- , stead entry No. 0547 for NE Sec. 17, Town- - George W coomes, Jane F. tm clothes requirements, The styles and fabrics this CAPITAL $30,000.00 hip 1 North Range 37 East N. M. Perry D. Losey, James walk- " CLOVIS. N. MEXICO Meridian, has filed notice of intention to er all of Clovis N M. i show-- make throe year proof to establish claim to the A28 03 c c Henry, Register SjJ season are particularly attractive. We enjoy Jjp land above described before Charles A Scheurlch, U. S. Commissioner at his office at Cluvis. N. M. on ti e 20th day of Nov. 1912. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION jj mg our Clothes. Claimant names as witnesses: Department of the Interior U. Harvey T. Hollis Samuel II Willis Thomas J N. Randall Ira W Taylor all of Texico N M. S. Land Office at Ft. Sumner, Sept 19 Oct. 24 C. C. Henry. Register. M.. Sept 1st 1912. Notice is hereby given that SUITS $15 to $30 OVERCOATS $12.50 to $30 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION M. Lula Harris of Claude, N. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land OHlce at M., who on June 31 1908. mad WANTED. for pat- Fort Sumner.N. M Auk. 20, 1912. trade homestead entry No. 05598 for N Notice is hereby given that William O. London ented land, town lots, relinquish- 1-- 4 i i:..'. N. M who on June. 3. 1908 made E Section 11, T. 4 n.. Range ments. Autos or Pianos. Kox 191 nmestead entry. No. (ir.590, for NE Sec. 13, T. 36 E.. N. M. P. Meridian, has liled Telia. TV'Xus. N.. R. E.. N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice notice of intention to make t.!n'v.e of intention to make three year proof to establish year proof to claim to iaim to the land establish above described before William the land above desori hied, before Mandell Clothing Go. Twine, Oil and Harvest Curren, U. S. Commissioner, at his office at - Clovis, N. M., on the 19 day of Nov., 1912. William J. (Jurrerj. U. h. torn- THE OUTFITTERS supplies at Barrys Hardware Carimant names as witnesses: miss'ioner at his offl 'e at Clovis, Robert H Snetlings Francis v Rose Augusta N. M., on the 23d day of Nov. tf. Kos Carnes M, Store. Luther P. all Hoar, n, 1912. Sept 19 Oct 24 0. C. Henry.Reirister. ryj V WANTED Good live boys to clairnaint name.- - as witnesses: IBll.llllHIllllitllllllllllllKltlll NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION George H. Palniater, Horace W. sell copies of areo plane view of Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Bell, James Watts all of Claud, Clovis. Good money. Call at Ft. Sumner, N. M Auk 20, 1912. Notice is hereby given that Mary E. Todd widow N. M., Mary S. Hiner, of rarwell Story of a Remarkable Seed teristics the ordinary lima bean try. The peck on exhibition was this office. of Thomas J. Todd of deceased of clovis N M Texas. c. c. Henry, Register of commerce. all of the variety known to be in who on Dec. 8, 1906, made homestead entry No, S-1- 9 0.24, A bean which grew from seed McCormick and Deering 02OB0 for NE 1"4 Section 25 Township 2 N Range existence, and a seed grower in 3t East N. M. 1. Meridian, has tiled notice of in that lay thousands of years in a The remarkable thing about NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Philadelphia tried to buy them binder repairs at Barrys tention to make Ave year proof to establish claim sealed jar in an Aztec cliff in these beans with their size. They to the land above described, before William J. Department of the Interior, U. He tf. U. Arizona has been planted by were nearly three times as large all. offertd $1,000 for the Hardware Store. Curren. S. Commissioner, at his office at Clovis S. Land Office at Ft. Sumner, peck, but it was refused. M .. on the 19th day of Nov. 1912. N. M., Sept. 1st 1912. William T. Kemper, President as the largest lima bean. Claimant names aa WANTED io pasture witnesses: Notice is hereby givfii that of the Commerce Trust Company, Miss Hall intrusted all the All of that peck of beans were a Jim Hoiden Sylvester G. Von Almcn Hugh M your BtocK atone aonar R N Ben O.Singleterry of Texico s. M. planted this spring in i.j Wallace Mahlon White all of clovis M. on his farm in Jefferson County, beans she had found to a father different head oer month on the corner Sept. 19 Oct. 24. C. C. Henry, Register. who on June 11, 1908, made parts of country. Mr. Kem- Black-owe- Kansas. It is about six inches of her acquaintance near Camp the section one mile north of r. homestead entry. No. 01119. for per NEl-4- , 16, T. 3 N. , R. 37 above the ground and begining Verde, to plant for her. He obtained his one bean from Fine grass, good fences, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Section well-cultivat- Non N. M. P. Meridian, has flied to put out tendri lis are curl- planted them carefully in a a friend in Arizona who sent it coal land. E., that and plenty of water. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at live by registered mail notice of intention to make ing around a tall post. spot of ground and he to the man Wm. J. Downing, Ft Sumner, Aug 20, 1912, year proof to establish claim to fenced them in so that nothing who manages his farm in Jeffer- N. Mex. Notice i hereby given that James I. Wj nn described, Mr. Kemper expects this one Clovis, of Clovis, N. M., who on Aug. 28. 190N. made home the land above before grow- son county with elaborate in- entry, curren, U. S. Co bean to give him a crop of one would interfere with their stead No. 0B00 for Nw Sec. 31 Town- William J. ing if they should come up. structions how to plant and cul- Harvest goods of all kinds ship 3 Range 35 E.. N. M. P. Meridian, has missioner at his office at clovu hunderd beans and these he will Wed notice of intention to make final three year N. on the 21st day ot Nov. tivate it. He had a letter from Store proof to M.. plant next year and if they give From the beans planted only at Barrys Hardware establish claim to the land above describ 1912. ed before William J. Curren, U. S. Commissioner, 10.-00- the man last week saying that same yeald, he will have 0 two grew. They were climbing names as Witnesses: the STRAYED-Tw- o mares, at his office at Clovis, N. M., on the la day of Nov claimant the bean was up and thriving. De-lozie- r, beans, which he will plant beans and they were trellised on weighing about 800 or 900 lbs. 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: Bert Pratt, Crummell H. . i . i . William A. Young John August Carlberg New Moorman, Min- poles of This new variety of bean is I. i- - Long Ben the next year, and get a crop of ahd grew to the height ampf.fi. one- a Dav.- - , nanus, ton B. comer . li , j croed F. Copeland all of clovis N M nie Bell Curtis all of Texico N.M. yeilded 60 pods said to exceed the lima been in hitrh scar on oacK tnaa Sept. 16. Oct. 24 C. C. Henry. Register. 1.000.000 beanes, and these six feet, and with C. C. Henry, Register. 3 solidity of textune and flavor. chain on foot when disappeared) planted aext year will give each, with an average of beans 19-- 0. the a sorrel, blazed fac- Notice S. 24. 1.000.000.000, beans and to the pod. Its great value lies iiv the fact the other ForPublication him ed. Straved from my place 13 Non coal land. grows to perfection in NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION then he will advertise the won The beans attracted a great that it miles northwest of Clovis on Aug Department of the Interior. U s Land at For Sumner N M. August 20. 1912 Department of the Interior. U S Land Office of his newly discovered dry land, requiring very little 9A Reward for information ders deal of attention and people Notice is hereby given that Andon L Meyerof Ft Sumner, N M, Sept. 1. 1912, Kansas City recovery. tf. Notice is hereby given Fay Fogle, for beans and give the hard work of came for miles to look at the moisture. Star. lesulinir to their Clovis, N M. who on Nov. 28th 11)08. made that thi Greenfield, heirs of Samuel H. Morgan, deceased, of Clovis, go W. P. Homestead entry No. 010110, for 8w 1"4 Section being a bank president and enormous pods was 11, 11)07. riiudc botnr.J and there Clovis, N. Mex. 85 Township I N Rani'c Sli Knt N M V nM who on October, 4 R into the more lucrative business much talk of there being a for- Saturday while out. hunting Meridian, has liled notice of Intention to make stead entry. No 04C20, for Nwl-- Sec 21. TIN, llnal Ave j tar proof to establish claim to the 35 E, N M P Meridian has filed notice of inten- of selling beans to the farmers. tune in the seeds of the new Will Wilson, accidentlly shot good ice cream tion to make three year proof to establish del Parish sells land above described, before W J Curren, U land above described before Wm J Gurrp fi bean of Mr. Kemper's bean. It was generally agreed himself through the fleshy part try it. tf LominiHsinner in hlaofficout Clu.k. N M. .m the to the This office, N M, on 13th day of Nov,.. 1912 U S Commissioner, at his at clovis, of romantic histories as beans were so prolific of the wrist, the cartidge in 28 day of Nov, 1912 has one the that the Sale. - A horse, buggy and Claimant names as witnesses: the For claimant names aa witnesses: ever attached to a seed of any and so large there would be a some manner exploding tearing jami'K u uarapboll. Janus O. Johnnon ,.r saddle, G. R. Kell, Farwell. Tex Texicn, anu lieotge W Johnson, (ioorge W. Joseph M. Bandore, Lettie Craft, Pari J. Oral t kind, not excepting the famous great demand for them, and a lacerated place in his wrist, Ollham of Clovis n. ai, t,. u, jrtunry, Kegister Robert E. Boker, all of clovis, N M. Sept. 19 Oct 24 wheat that was found in the until they become common they after several stiches were taken For Sale -- Lot No. 3 of block 9 nil c c Henry, Rugister wrappings of an Egyptian would sell for a fancy price, es- and wound dressed, Mr. Wilson No fi of the orieinal town of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION blocks east of main Non-oo- land. mummy, where it had lain dor- pecially to seed men throughout reports no uneasiness from his Clovis. two Notice for Publication. and four blocks of the Department of tho Interior, U. S. Land Office at street Department of tho Interior, U S land i for 6,000 years, and was country, who would want to experience. Ft. Sumner N. M August 30 1912 mant the nost. office. Price $375.00. See M. 19)2. Notice la hereby given that Ezekiel K Byrd Ft Sumner. N. Sept 1st. planted and produced a new advertise them as a new plsi;i. tf. M hereby given MarLin L then Mm. Ida Nooner. of Texico, N. , who on June 10, 1910. made home Notice is that N M. who on Sept. V kind of weat. had ma- stead entry No. 08080 for Nw sec Man 19 Town of Tenico. Just when the beans ship 4 Don't forget that we are Roardinor and day school for North Rang 37 Easl N M P Meridian, has J Twelve years ago Chariot Hall tured and almost ready to pick P.irls and vouner Boys under the tiled notice of intention to make commutation proof to establish official district historian for Ari- some unknown person went into selling everything in our direction of H. W. Bullock. A. claim to tho land above descri-- 1 bod, before William J. Curron. U. S. Cunimls- - I haa filed notice of intention to make three RL D.. and Elizabeth J I claim to the luu t zona, while making researches the garden one night and stole line at less than wholesale Ph. sioner, at his office, at Clovis, N. M., on the 20 day year proof to establish United Hunter, A. B., will open Oct. November 1913. above described before Wm. J. Curren. in the prehistoric ruins of the all the pods. It was never learn- Olovis cost, either for cash or cred 411 Mission ave,, Claimant names at witnesses: Slates Commissioner In his office ui 1st at north 1912. Aztec cliff dwellings in the verde ed who took them and nothing Joseph A 11 New Mexico oti the iilst day of Nov.. Roswell. Catalog and terms Smith Alfred F West William M Camp Verde, Ariz., it. Don't miss this only one Brayer Thomas F Patterson ull of Texico, N. M. Claimant names as witnesses: valley, near was heard of them until two be by application to the 1 hajsa A may had Sept. 19 Oct 24 C. C. Henry. Register. willard E Haynea Robert L Houston found a partially crumbled wall. years ago, when several farmers time opportunity of your directors. Boone Charles A Houston all of Tesico N M She tore away a part of it and hear Prescott obtained a bean Bept 19 Oct 24 c c Henry. Register. life. We have a dandy line Publication Notice for publication. disclosed behind it a cham- apiece and planted them. They Notice for this of t he Interior, U. 8. Land Office Non coal land. of stoves and ranges, also limurtmeiit Department of the Interior. nd office at that had once been the home said they paid $5 for each of the at Fort aumnw. N. M. Sept 2nd 1912 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATK ber Fort Sumner. N. M. Aug. 31. 1912. heaters and lota of wall pa Notice la hereby given that Robert L Howell Interior, U. S. Ls She crawled into a la hereby given , Department of the of an Aztee. seeds to man who refused to . 1908 loads Notice that Andrew Crane of Clovis. New Mexico who on June M., Aug.30, 1912. of Clovis. N. M. on No.'. 27 190- - made Ft. Sumner, N. the chamber and there she found tell where he got them and they per, linoleum, iron bed, car Homestead Entry No. 1)6810. for na section 14 who homestaad enrtry no. 011.97 fo.-- Sw I I Br.ii.m pos- Township 3 M Range 3.1 Eaat. N. M. P. M and two mummies in a sitting did not know who he was. pets and matting, window 10 Township 1 Kaugo SO Eaat, N M P on Oct. 14 1909, mad additiunal homestead entry North. ture with their backs to a wall Last year about a peck alto- library Number 07181 fomw see. 14 Township 8 north Meridian has filed nr.tloe of intention to make shades, tables, and year proof to land doub Rung 35 Eaat N M P Meridian, haa three to establish claim of rocks with their knees gether of these beans were har- above described before William J, Curren. too many other things to Hied notice of Intention to make three yaar proof Willtain J. t urren M-- the land above described before china. were the land above described, bo-- Oommisioner. at his office, atClov's, N. . on led to thier vested and shown at the to establish claim to U. S. Commissioner at his office St Clovis, N.M. mention. Remember that William J, Curren, IS. a. Commissioner, at the 20th day Jf Nov.. 1912. Dry-Farmi- Con- fore Uie atth'da.v of Nov. 1912. Near the two mummies were International day Claimant names as witnaasea: on his office at Clovis, N. M.. on the 22nd of Nov names as witnesses: we are open only on Grand M George Claimant gress Colarado Springs, 1913. Claimant names as witnsssss: Joseph Bandera Charles P Hileman . two earthen jars known as at It BoJau-t- Brawley Joseph O Kr.iwl.y Geo W C Heal Edward El Hickman Jess O coomes Melbourne O Leverett all of clovla, M was called the Aztec bean, and Ave. side, close to Main, John Archie L Dillingham sll of Havener N "olas." In one of those jars C McLaughlin of Clovis N M N U. C C. Henry, Register. Hall Fred Sept 19th Oct 24 C. C. Henry, Register. she found, among other charac the fame traveled over the coun tf. Clovii Furniture Co. Sept 19th Oct 24 C c Hanry. Register Sept. 19, Oct. 24. BARLEY AS FARM CROP NEW Success In Western States During the HANDKERCHIEF HAT HARD FOR THE Past Few Years Has Attracted Much Attention. HOUSEWIFE

(By H. B. DBRH, Agronomist In Charge of Bailey Investigations, TJ. S. Depart- ment of Agriculture.) , 3 3 Barley has generally not been con- sidered dry land crop, but its sue-ceo- s suspect kidney trouble, s In the western states during tbe the kidney action seems c past few years hj attracted attontlon to lta possibilities for that purpose. In I cured thousands of womer the northern great plains Rocky and I lady. mountain states, where corn Is an un- mended special klUiey n certain crop, barley will furnish an F YOU and I. just you and I excellent feed for all kinds of farm V WllKN we have no' hlng else that Should laugh Instead of v f w ran do for th 5tivi if man worry: animals. This fact has already given kind, so poor we have noth- - n Impetus and are that If we should grow, just you and I, kinder to the growing of live end swseter-hcarte- atock, especially hogs, throughout the Perhaps In some near northwest. In tbe Rocky mountain A good time might be started; the what Judfc-me- of hi efforts, honest pity for be nd Pacific coast states hooded, or his pleas- a happy world 'twould mistakes and failures, sincere you 1, for you and I. beardless, barley has long been grown ure In his successes always la For and these are for hay, of which ex- our power If we are not too it furnishes an to bestow them, and these will WHAT TO DO WITH VEAL. cellent and highly palatable crop, near- do so much to All the days with sunshine ly equal to alfalfa in feeding value. nd the future with radiant hope. Veal, to be wholesome, should never In Utah, Idaho, eastern Colorado, be put on the market until six or Kansas, Nebraska. Oklahoma and Tex- APPLE DISHES. eight weeks old. Younger meat Is apt as farmers are beginning to realize Get Dean's at any Drug Store, 50e. a Box to produce serious disturbance in the the advantages of winter barley over There la no sauce quite like the digestive tract. Good veal may be spring sown barley as a grain crop. green "SfilT apple sauce, which Is prepared told by its pinkish colored nesh and Winter barley, being fall sown, has Doan's a soon as the apples are large enough be thoroughly the advantage white fat. Veal should of an early start in Unmanageable to cook. The skins are tender, and cooked, and being deficient in fat. pork the spring and will frequently produce -- Can you manage s writer T o we leave thein unpeeicd, and sweet- should be supplied. crop where spring barley may Be or other fat sown He No. I married on en tnem Just before taking off. Many Veal Pie, Cook until tender a por- fall. At present there are but two like to put the sauce through a sieve, leg or shoulder; cut the torus of winter barley grown In Photograph by Underwood Underwood, N. T. tion of the the If tt were not for the trusts whom before serving. meat in bits, add few slices of fat west, the square-hea- Tennessee winter Sea- new copied would a man who fails in business Fried Apples, When the Duchess pork, cream to cover. and round-hea- d creation after the Indian Rumchumda hat. The trim- salt add the Utah winter. The blame for It? pnle ts about half grown they begin son and put a cover of biscuits over office of grain investigations, bureau ming of the handkerchief, which la of a plaited Indian silk, covers to be good for frying. Core them the top and bake. A little onion adds of plant Industry, 'department of ag- Leghorn straw. A feather running on the side of the hat completes the A great majority of summer ills are without peeling, cut in half inch slices to the flavor of this pie. Chicken pie riculture, has developed a number of trimming. It Is good for summer outdoor wear and prevents sunburn. nd fry in hot fat; sprinkle generous- may be pieced out very satisfactorily other winter forms which were dis- ly with sugar and add a shake of salt by cooking a piece of veal with the tributed in 1911, will toms. OXIDINE eradicates the .Malaria, and results be up system. nd paprika. Turn carefully with the chicken. The flavor can hardly be watched with Interest COMBINE BLACK AND VIOLET AVOID THE COLORED FROCK germ and tones the entire tpancake turner to keep them In shape, distinguished from chicken. No single variety, either spring or Fitting a an extra vegetable. the bone and Crime. Veal Birds. Remove winter, seems to be adapted to the Mixture of Colors That the Expert Average Woman Will Make No Mis- He I know who egged you on to Apple pie too well known, except of veal taken semi-ari- d is skin from thin slices entire region. Among tbe Dressmaker Uses to Much take When She Pins Her Faith this. to mention. Is none excels it. leg. until a half-inc- There from the Pound 'winter forms, Tennessee winter, a Advantage. to White Material. She Who egged me on? (When with an inch and a d well made and served thick; cut in pieces ibeared barley, has so far, He old cheese pie. Apple pie piece ma- That hen. It is a popular half by two and a half, each jglven best results, and Hannchen, a Dress Is most alluring this season, Tbe woman of limited Income la mode Is simply apple pie served king a Chop the trimmings oi Ibeared two-rowe- d bird. spring barley, leads and there is such variety in style that should not be tempted by colored Accounted For. with a spoonful of ice cream on top. a piece of fat salt pork, In the meat, add yield In the Dakotas. Among the not only every taste but every Indi- linen frocks. They are not a wise "How is It so many people seem - Is piece Fried Apples and Onions- This a two or three small cubes to each spring forms, Manchuria, vidual figure can be suited. Black gowr:s y Investment when must neces- able to get the money to buy automo- most appetizing dish for those who en-Jo- or Add equal parts of cracker bird. Oatami and Odessa are the best and violet as regards dress for recep- sarily be few in number. They are biles with?" onions. Cut up the apples as for crumbs moistened with egg, onion Among the hulless varieties Himalaya tion and every afternoon wear is a almost sure to fade, and even while "If you only notice, they are the eas- tewing Slice a few onions, a third Juice, Juice and seasoned with (Ghiy lemon Mayle). Black hulless and Ne- fashionable alliance, and we note It they possess all original glory things In which s many as of apples, or just one for pepper. their iest the world with salt and pal ( White hullesa), give the best principally in taffetas and satin cos- they cannot be touched up and varied flavor. Fry the onion in the hot fat, Spread over the pieces the dust." this mixture results. tumes, while with the black cloth or by colored cravat and belt as the dd the apples, removing the onion of meat, roll up and fasten with two tailor-mad- e With the exception of sandy and eponge a blouse of bright white outfit can. Such Is imper- Not Satisfactory. before it gets too brown, or adding picks put in to resembie the the Job tooth very alkaline land, barley can be guipure inser- self-mad- velvet charuieuse and ishable beatfty of white even "I'm a e man," some water to cook them all together. legs of a bird. Brown in a little hot grown that the said the on a variety ot soils, but the tion veiled with blaek ninon de sole inexpensive material as sail- proud Season with salt, and if the apples are butter, cover with stock made from known Individual. best results are generally secured on Is a fitting accompaniment. cloth, which can he bought for about "Well, you except as U our, a generous measure of sugar. stewing the bones and bits of skin, are all right the prairie or alluvial loam soils Bar- The mauve foulard with black or 30 cents a yard, can be made to look your head." 'Serve as a garnish for pork chops or and cook twenty minutes, or'untll ten- commented the listener. ley Is a more certain crop on alkaline mauve ninon oversklrt la being ex- smarter than average lin- A very good filling for a cake, and der. Serve with a whits sauce poured the colored "How's that?" soils than is either wheat or oats. ploited with success, as is the pannier en. Those venturing upon you too one which keeps its flavor, Is the fol- birds. costumes "Tho part talk with is big around the The crop requires a mellow seed sail-clot- coat costume of black and deep purple Of h should, however, to make for you think lowing: Qrate a good-size- d apple, add by cover- the rart with." The white sauce is mads bed. If the land Is plowed It should be Liberty eatln. assurance doubly sure, see It to the well-beate- n white of an egg ing meat with cream ai'ter dredg- that the the immediately harrowed to conserve the A charming model of this style has material has been well shrunk before Instinctive. nd a cup of powdered sugar. Beat ing well with flour. re- moisture. In many localities best the) coat gathered at the waist, with It is made up. "So you took your to base- until stiff. This makes a pretty des- Loaf, of veal wife tbe Veal Put a knuckle sults are obtained when the land Is belt coming high In front and made ball game?" sert served with a thin custard poured pound of meat and one on- with a the tail plowed and left rough until spring of exquisite black, purple and ecru "Yes," replied Mr. Meekton. round it. ion into boiling water and cook slow- and then disked and harrowed. Where embroidery. This continues In band Now the "Jupe Pantalon." ways serving In "Did she enjoy ltT" The of apple dishes ly until tender. Drain and chop the there la a tendency to blowing of the form on either side of the coat fronts, The latest thing in tallormades is Is legion. As salad, a of "Only part of It She thought they combination meat fine, season with salt and pep- oil, granular soil is preferable to the while bodice portion Is arranged tbe "Jupe pantalon." It has little In diced apple, celery, nuts and salad the wasted a great deal of time running per. Garnish the bottom of the mold generally pearl-shape- d common dust mulch advised. In wide pleats, and the with the "Jupe culolte," or around tbe lot, but she thought the ar- dressing makes a dish most welcome with hard cooked eggs, sliced, sprinkle The yield and quality of barley are only way harem skirt, except gave refreshing. sleeves reach a little below that that us guments with the umpire were quite nd with parsley and cover with a layer considerably Influenced by the kind of the elbow. the bottom of tbe trousers, and the Apple sauce Is one In interesting." Washington Star cake which of the meat; repeat, then pour over seed sown. The seed should be thor- "Jupe pantalon" gives us the top of cup of sifted apple sauce takes the the meat llquo reduced to a cupful. oughly sow- same garments. cleaned and graded before the It is a skirt with Moving Pictures Popular. place of eggs. A most satisfactory Press and chill. ing. Large, plump will produce IN OLD ROSE. a series seed of little close gatherings at In a recent number of Daily cake to keep. strong plants, which, in struggle the the the waist. These are confined by small Consular Reports are collected memo- for existence always follows seed- buckles similar to that the one used on randa from cities and towns In vari- ing dry crops, will likely a land be more man's trousers. At each side of the ous parts of showing to distant the world survive than will plants produced skirt is a pocket, and in order to com- ths universal quality of the popular from small, shrunken seeds. plete the resemblance to masculine which the moving pictures wearing apparel, interest The fanning mill should be found on braces fastened by excite. England, Japan, Turkey, Mex- PRAY you, O excellent wife," very buttons back front up ODAT Is your dar and mine. farm, but when not available and hold the ico, India, Australia and the Islands says Emerson, "not to cumber simple yet skirt. With garment the only day we have, the day yourself and me to get a rich dinner for a highly effective method this is worn a of the sea all have the same story tc In which we play our part. What our this man or this woman who has alighted for cleaning and grading the seed is shirt of white percale, perfectly flat tell; wherever the cinematograph part may signify In the great whole, we at our gate, nor yet a bed chamber madt to Immerse It In a tub of water and and plain, with long sleeves, may understand, but we are here to wristlets goes it funis an instant and sustained not ready at too great a cost. These things, stir thoroughly. All the light, chaffy and a high stiff collar, in a play It, and now Is our time. This we If they are curious in, they can get tot fact man's welcome know; 11 Is a part of ertlon, not whining, a dollar at any village. But let this and diseased grains, as well as the shirt in all its unadorned severity. Is part love, cynicism. Is tt a of not It stranger, If he will, In your looks, In your larger portion of wild oata and other The wearers of the "Jure pantalon" Child's Fear of the Dark. for us to express love In terms of human accent and behavior, read your heart and costume when sitting helpfulness. we know, we have weed seeds, will come to tbe suiface around their If mothers notice that the brains This for earnestness, your thought and will, which clubs, smoking cigarettes, of learned from sad experience that any oth- m - and can be skimmed off and burned. look at first their little ones conjure up uncanny ue cannot Duy at any price uiiy vi- sight er course of life leads toward weakness lage or city, and which he may well If the seed was smutted, adding form- like men in their shirt sleeves. sights and thoughts from the shadows nd misery. David Starr Jordan. 1 travel fifty miles and dine sparely and alin at the rate of one pound to 40 . of a room more or less dark, let the sleep hard In order to behold. Certainly gallons of water will be found effec- spread let the bed Collarless F'rccks. light burn brightly. To force a child 'WHAT TO HAVE FOR LUNCHEON. let the board be and tive In preventing its further propa- be dressed for the traveler; but let not The girl who realizes how ex to become accustomed to the darkness the emphasis of hospitality Ha In these gation. is a grave error, if its nervous system As variety is spice of life, we t tremely becoming the collarless frock the things." la so organized t re always on the lookout for some- has proved to be will be glad to learn that this forcing is Haltering Colt. productive a thing new, or odd, or unusual In the the of its continued popularity. of fright ICY DISHE8. on high-nec- The nesvous system of a child is a eating line. There is no excuse for "When traveling the road with For this reason the k ruf- very susceptible organization monotony in the summer months, the mare, baiter tbe colt to her side," fles and ruches of tulle, chiffon and and the deleterious lmpresclous upon when there are such good things from During hot weather there is no more and so say I, but change the side taffeta, with their small clusters of made it will often influence farm and garden. refreshing dessert or main course ac- each time, for If led in this manner flowers set at Intervals around the make their felt throughout whole If Cheese Omelet. Soak a cup of companiment than the Ices and sher- often and always on the same side, collar, will be worn when furs are dis- its afterlife. the child asks for a light cir- bread crumbs In two cupfuls of milk; bets. the colt is very nj.it to get to going carded, and it Is necessary to have under such cumstances do not refuse It. add a pinch of soda, half a teaspoonful For a dinner oi roast lamb, the fol- slightly sideways, says a writer in an some protection. exchange. I knew a valuable colt of salt, a pinch of cayenne and a tea- lowing is excellent to accompany the If one chooses to wear a collar-band- , WELL PEOPLE TOO of two ruined in this manner. spoonful melted butter. Beat meat: it must be unusually high. In Wise Gives Con- of Doctor Postum to ,eggs, add to the bread and milk and Mint Sherbet. Bruise the leaves models from Paris the high collars valescents. add a small cup of grated cheese. a bunch of fresh mint and pour over Franklin Waa Dry Farmer. are shaped to follow tho outline of In a hot oveu until light brown. In a large bowl a pint of boiling hot was .Bake it Ben Franklin a tin farmer, for the hair back of the ears. A wise doctor tries to give nature It a of left- sirup; Juice of two lem- When one has few pieces sugar add the h wrote: "Plow deep while sluggards The little pleated frill, so dear to best chance by saving the steak, In small pieces and ons, rind of one and a cup of leep." little over cut the be French woman, makes a soft be- strength Of the already exhausted pa- good-size- d plnapple. Freeze. When add to a onion which has shredded coming line around the face. tient, and building up wasted energy Dredge on- whites of two been fried in hot fat. the half frozen, add the with simple but powerful nourish- ion with flour before frying. Add a eggB beaten stiff. Freeze to tbe con- ment. snow. Plush for Winter Hats. cup of tomatoes and sufficient water sistency of white "Five years ago," writes a doctor keep from burning. Season with Sherbet. For this one Hatters' plush Is expected to be to Combination many "I commenced to use Postum in my ipaprlka and cook slowly two hours. may use a cupful of two or three kinds Here Is quite an inexpensive dress used on of the new fall hats, of old rose casement cloth. Tbe skirt oud beaver cloth will doubtless be own family Instead of coffee." (It's Golden Rod Eggs. Prepare toast, of canned juice, choosing those well-know- n fruit seen on a fact that tea is just as cut in squares or circles. Cook a few blend well. A cup of raspberry has a seam up center front and is the tailored hat. This cloth that Treat the herd boar with kindness will probably Injurious as coffee because It contains ggs in the shell until hard; the num- Juice from preserves and a cup of trimmed with fold of black satin be popular with the buai Md also with considerable caution. sim- ness women, caffeine, the same drug found in cof- ber will depend upon the number to plneappin sirup Is a good one to com- and a row of black buttons with as it wears so well, and Even tbe hogs like a variety of feed a of fee.) "I was so well pleased with the serve. Make a cup of rich white sauoe bine; add a, teaspoonful of lemon juice ulated holes. hat beaver looks trim and neal and will do better If they can get cut Magyar, ts to wear with results that I had two grocers place by cooking together two tablespoon-ful- s and a pint of sirup made by boiling it The bodice, which is tailored suit. Dresden Rigid culling is absolutely necessary each of butter and flour, adding together five minutes a cup of sugar tucked each side front and back, also taffeta will be much used tor trim you keep flock In rafnge, nd it flour when the butter is bubbling and a pint of water. When cold, add If would the the on the sleeves; it fastens In front, especially In the way of large the turkey having to my patients in pla as & not Then add a cup of milk or thin a teaspoonful of vanilla and mix all The hen, hatched out where it is trimmed like the skirt bows. tier brood, will prove herself the best Is of the material finely nutritious beverage, iteag Team, a half teaspoonful of salt and together. Froeze quite stiff and then The collar every of mothers. tucked, a black bow finishes the is, store in tow u few dashes of paprika. Chop the add the white of an egg beaten stiff and For the 8 ma Boy. It, There is no animal that responds so neck. as It has become household ue whites of the eggs, add them to the with a tableapoonful of powdered su- One of the prettiest novelties this cessity in many horn and pour gar. quickly to good feed and treatment Hat of cream Tagel, trimmed with sauce. Butter the toart season is the suit of brown linen foi "I'm sure I prescrlb Postum as oft-l-n egg .as the pig. lace and roses. over the white sauce. Put the small boys. These are embroidered n as any one retried. the Materia through a sprinkle The best time to cut tbe tails, as Materials required: Four yards 40 .yolks ricer and Medic in almost ev y case ot Indl-i- s rwell as to castrate, Is when the lamb la wide, one-hal- f yard satin on lover the white sauce. Inches gestlon week old. the cross, about four dozen buttons. and nervousn I treat, and During this month and the next holding its color. F ?arin weatuer with the best results. these are made wit QickerUockera "When I once Introduce it into U Recognized an Oman. "'Hoots!' she cried. 'That beast Is towls start molting, and they should The 'Corsage Bouquet special s caught about tho waist family, it Is quits sure to remain. I party, Cltf-Ifor- d And turning to have some attention until the Apropos of the new third moosef then, her The corsage bouquet Is on Dark blue sailcloth linen shall continue to use It and prescribe In Chicago: friends, said. 'Laddies, If Is .period, which generally lasts about Plnchot said ahe this pettiest fancies in dress or: and cuffs of white Is as It in families where I practice. story good moose, Ura lx weeks, is over with. "I'll tell you a mat Is a an American wUat must on. On special occasions, v combination. "In convalescence from pneumonia, A Bull Moose booster was rats out here be like!"' A plant of Swiss chard sown adjoin- jomen. typhoid fever and other cases I give (walking through a railroad station ing tbe poultry yard will supply summer, it as a liquid, easily absorbed diet. 'with Bull Moose banner on his arm A Correction. greens all provided the fowls are not allowed to eat it more crowd of Scotch Immigrants "We want a standard bearer " thority that Chen about him. began the impassioned orator. than an hour a day. "Fecks, what's that?' said an old "Pardon me," Interrupted the ener- Has a neighbor or friend a choice naotblng in getic candidate. got variety of fruit of which you would tody. 'There's like that "We've standard page. s a reason. bearers enough. What we want like a tree? During August you can i here (Peebles.' is Ever read the above letter A mevr ma'am,' more men to rank tud It on to stocks of your own. Get "That's a moose, said the constitute tbe and prays of illy 1 for appear tt.n time to time. They Ills of the proceatlon.' trim to give you a tow "bud sticks." re sua fall of lanuiaa. jbanner bearer. eked In. a a. salesesii t, Jny Doubt BOILTRYlinnnpn cTWRANDAU. PARRISH FEW LESSONS WITH TURKEYS

Breeder of Twenty-Tw- o Years' Exp Onderjire. rlence Finds Business More Profit- yzwor o" "M able Eaeh Year. I have raised turkeys for sale 2a yean, and find It a more profitable) Aiiudirdiujus oy ulnkj iiiilul business each year, says a writer in COFffelSHT AClFCLURa 8t COL 1911 the Farm and Fireside. "No; we are coming back to Phi la-- "You o causing me ay I heard blm telling iromlHed concealment, I have had to learn many lessons' SYNOPSIS. delphia victors, and soot,. I am not I from Oi it," 1 protested 'HI ago." iirhtlv I crept by quite an expensive route. One K me appear a "Is that so? Whei year I failed entirely by too close in- Major as I reached it b breeding. Another year I let my tur- renew of back to n t exohanze la not that," red. There waa keys wander at their own will and! illy at roost where they pleased. Again I allowed om to go up In the tree- - you will not be a lad I He knew me then?" any notes. He liked the fellow, but vere sitting on the a hard storm blew them out and be not sure some one did, and thought he was mighty Inquisitive. iway. If they had drowned 24 beauties. Since these 1 sa- ad his suspicions. Captain Where is he now, sir?" not beet irued I might gain lons I have worked differently. as glad enough of an excuse, "The devil knows, I don't, and you'll a horse i, but the probabtl-wa- s I change either breeding hens or t, but he," the soft voice fal-h- e have to And out. He'll head north ity was that here where Carter toms every other year. I usually buy made a mistake In twitting west likely; he'll never try to crossLhad mounted his a quad, and 1 would a thoroughbred bronze from some IV. (Continued). CHAPTER wearlni iw, and am sure this dress me for being friendly toward you." tho river here. How many men have merely walk foiward Into a trap. I flock. I keep old hens for I 1 cannot How kept u the measure Is mos scorning. I I have a paa- - "And you came to warn, to save you?" had better chance the possibility that breeders, and find their poults more, In an 1: slon fo mflfiurriirlp " me!" I 'xclalmed, pressing her hand. "Twenty." some visitor had left a horse tied in healthy. One early turkey Is mor house ol s crumble nlze that, but have already "That was nothing; I could do no "Scatter them to every north post. front, or to one of the stands. With profitable than three late ones, so t ness. less. I iim only glad I knew the way." he fellow had no horse, and your this possibility In mind 1 turned, and use the ' first eggs and sell the later girl; kn "You imean how you might reach me troopers "Jin easily get ahead of him. skirted the house, making myself as ones. Chicken bens are set on the loyalist, mission, this jghter of a now?" first?" Hurry up now." Carter departed with Inconspicuous as possible. There were first laying and the poultry given to this lad: of t Hended Rose. It was as I "Yes; came to me In a clfrk of steel, and MacHugh evidently soldiers on the outside steps; I heard the first turkey hen become my She turned to look, attracted flash when that Inconcel id yet a fact been by the change and bustle he first ft me alone, only I was not turned to his companion. their voices without seeing them, and broody. Large, airy pens or coopa by Hps. had (am rhlspered her about us. A few feet from where we certain which parlor you would be "We'll catch the lad all light, Grant. was thus driven to run swiftly across with rainproof roofs are built quite Suddenly she looked up laughing, as conversing, large folding doors, waiting. I ran through the kitchen Some of those outposts will nab him an open space, memory guiding me a distance from the bouse. wo stood though to make others feel that concealed by draperies, and down the back stairs; I helped before daylight. No use our waiting toward the opposite pavilion. Breath- The hens are kept up two week, Grant, previously conversed lightly. We passed were suddenly flung wide open, re- the officers plan their decorations, and around here; let's go back upstairs." less, with heart beating fast, I and then turned out every morning, even as I held my breath, almost a magnificent dining hall. in that way learned of this private The girl's nervous grasp on my arm crouched low In the shadow, endeavor unless the weather becomes rainy. Yet vealing afraid to venture with words. Dazzled by the magnificent spectacle, passage beneath the stairs. It was tightened, her lips pressed close to my ing to make out my more Immediate They have learned to come when calk they would not be restrained. I my companion, unable to easy, but oh, listen! they are in ear. surroundings. There were no horses ed, and will answer me from ever sd do turned to "You certainly startled me; how temptation. She must have in- there row!" "I I must get back to my place at there, but I could clearly distinguish far when I call "Pee turk! Come on!" never resist you know this? Surely we have stantly read the purpose In my face, We could hear voices through the in the table," she whispered. "Surely you the stomping of restless hoofs some- I am never J,oo busy or too tired to met before V grasped my sleeve. tervening wall clearly enough to even know what to do; this is a rear door; where to the right As I straightened get them up at the approach of a It for she "I refuse to be questioned, sir; "No; you must not think of regain- distinguish words, as the speakers ex- - there are stables a hundred feet away; up, determined upon discovering an hard storm, and at four o'clock in the means nothing how I know the fact ing a momer.i longer. There will be little restraint. I felt the girl's you must get a horse, and ride fast empty saddle if possible, the figure of evening. They soon learn to come that' I do should be sufficient." Captain slender figure press against me In the you you will do this!" .a man advanced toward me. home. After they are five or sl " a seat reserved for me, and "Must Mistress Claire Grant Is coming this way now. Some- narrow space where we stood, and I "Yes, of course but how can I "Hold on there! hold on!" he com- weeks old I never feed at aoom Mortimer." "Rather Mistress thing Is wrong, 1 am sure; I have no clung to her hand, both remaining mo- thank you?" manded shortly. "Who are you? What I feed no sloppy feed, but have good, you Claire." "Yet the captain called time to explain, but promise me you tionless and silent. "Don't try; don't ever even think of the devil are you skulking about out luck with wheat or corn bread, crack together 1 Im- "And we wen children will leave here at once at once." "That fellow has run, Grant," it again. hardly know what mad here for?" ed corn, cooked soft, wheat, mashed you can scarcely claim such familiar- Her eyes, her words, were so In- boomed some one hoarsely, "either pulse sent me here. Now I have but It was Grant beyond a doubt; I potatoes, etc. " away, ity sistent I could not refuse, although as afraid, or else what you say he la. one thought to hurry you and would recognize the peculiar snarl of The first two weeks are the most "I warrant you can nam me." I elunced about I felt convinced'! See here, boy, did you see anyone in get safely back myself you will go?" that voice in a thousand. He had not particular. I give each poult a grata " "Allen, Is It not, sir?" here was no danger In this assem here lately In scarlet Jacket" "Ycb but gone upstairs then; had not rejoined of black pepper when it Is 24 hours What was It the witch did not know! blage, not a familiar face meeting "I don' Just 'member. Rah," answered "Not now! there is no time for ex- the lady in the c'.inlng-room- . What old, and a stroke of lard or vaseline This was no guess work, surely, and mine. At the Instant Grant came up, a negro, hesitatingly. "I was busy planation, promises, anything. You would she think of his absence? from bill to top of head. j yet how could her strange knowledge elbowing his way through the press, over dar' cleanin' de sldeboa'd." heard what they said; every avenue of What would she do when she realized Then a feed of hard-boile- d egg, shell be accounted for? Sweet as the face and staring insolently into my eyes, "Well, he's not here now, that's cer- escape will be blocked within an hour. its probable meaning? Someway I waa and all, crushed fine, mixed with was, greatly as It had attiacted me, even as he bowed politely to the lady tain," broke in Grant impatiently, If you go at once you can outride them not frightened, at thus meeting him, bread soaked soft and squeezed dry there was nothing to awaken a throb "and we've been in all the parlors? please, please go!' but glad If those others would only Fresh water, aand, lime and . ground beside me. ' of memory. Surely I could neer have "At least this is my privilege," he What next, MacHugh?" She held out her hand, and I keep away, and let us settle the affair charcoal are kept handy. They eat ceen her before, and forgotten; that insisted, "unless there be another pre "Try to head him off before he can grasped It warmly, unable longer to between us. Here was his test a of all; I never feed too much. 1 would have been Impossible. The mu- vious engagement of which I am igno get out of the city, of course. That's War against the pitiful appeal In her ccward would cry out an alarm, sum- never feed over four times a day, sic ceased, leavlnt us at the farther rant." his game, probably. Osborne, have voice. mon the guard to his assistance, but. and that often only a week. More extremity of the hall. "Oh. no." and she rested her hands If the fellow's nerve only held, or It he turkey die from overfeeding than un- "And now you will go?" she ques- on the green Bleeve, smiling from his hated me badly enough, he'd fight It derfeeding. I use a flat board to tioned eagerly. face Into mine. "We were waiting for out alone. All this came to me in a sprinkle their feed on, and keep 1( "You mean, leave here?" vou to come. Goodnight, Lieutenant flash, and the words of challenge clean. It pays to be cleanly wilth tonight, "Yes; you said once that Fortesque." , spoken before he even grasped tha but for me you would be riding yon- Thev had taken a step or two, wnen thought of who I was. I all you meant, and I you, I? der. realized Grant halted, holding her arm tightly "So have discovered have LEGHORN HENS AS MOTHERS you must not remain. The guard lines as he glanced back to where I stood. Why did you fail to keep our appoint-men- t are slack tonight, and you can get Would Lieutenant Fortesque spare within?" through, but if you wait until tomor- He drew up sharply with an oath, Although Called Nonslttera Occasion me a moment arter i nave iuuuu mo Will row It may be too late. Believe me, I questioned politely. peering at me through the dark, be- ally One la Found and lady a seat?" he Cover Many Eggs. am your friend, a friend of your Gladly, If you do not keep me wildered by my speech. cause." "The spy! Ye gods, what luck! Do waiting too long." Although the Leghorns are called "I do believe you; I could not con- Then there will be no delay, snau you mean to insinuate I ran away, nect you with deceit, but I am bewil- sir?" nonsitters, they do sit occasionally we say the parlor below?" very as at this sudden exposure. Dees mute ap- "How else could I Interpret it?" I and I like them much motlt dered I bowed, conscious of tne hardly possible Captain Grant also suspect my lden yet with no questioned coolly, determined to taunt ers. It would seem peal in the lady's face, that a Leghorn hen would cover mor tlty?" ' excuse for refusal. him to action. "I waited where you "1 think not not yet, at least, for If "As well there as anywhere, sir." told me till I was tired. Perhaps you h'j did you would be under arrest. But Once again we bowed with all the will oblige me by explaining your pur there are others here who would rec- punctilious ceremony of mutual dis- pose." ognize you Just as I have. There is like, and he whispered something into He muttered something, but without no mystery about it I was In Phila- her ear as they disappeared in the comprehending its purport I went on delphia when the Continental troops 'stream of people. My cheeks burned threateningly: were here, and you were pointed out with indignation at his cool insolence. "And I think you made use of the to me then. No, we have never met, What could It mean? Was he merely word spy Just now. Did you mistake yet I was sure I recognized you this seeking a quarrel? or was there some me for another?" afternoon." thing, else concealed behind this re- "Mistake you? No; I'd know you In "I was pointed out to you by quest? In either case I knew not how hell," he burst forth, anger making his whom?" to act, and yet felt no Inclination to voice tremble. "I called you a spy, and "My brother my twin brother on avoid the meeting. 8tudylng over the you are one, you sneaking night rat. the staff of General Lee." situation I pushed my way through You never waited for me In the par- "Did you not inform me your family th crowd across the floor of the ball- lor; If you bad you'd now be under ar- were loyalists?" room. There were a few people still rest." "Yes; it is true," earnestly, her foot lingering on the stairs, but, except for "Oh, so that was the plan?" floor, though annoyed tapping the as the servants, the parlors below were "Yes, that was it. Mister Lieutenant at such persistent questioning. "I deserted. I walked the length of one Fortesque." in I sternly, have a father and brother the of the great rooms, and halted In "Well. Grant." said "I've king's service but one is a renegade, got Just one answer to make you. You front of a fireplace to await Grant's Single-Com- b Leghorn. I af- your guard, or you can fight and I" coming. 1 was eager to have this can call "You are what?" settled, and be off. I compre- it out with me here. Whichever you eggs than a Cochin, but it Is a fact, fair you "I sro merely a woman, sir, unable hended now the risk I had assumed choose will depend upon whether soy' a writer in an exchange. The to determine whether to finally be- by remaining so long, and began to are a man, or a cur," I took a step Cochin' wings are short and stubby, come loyalist or rebel." cords of entanglement draw- nearer, watching him as best I could while the Leghorn's wings are long eyes feel the I looked gravely Into her until ing about me. There was a door op- in the dark. "You are an unmitigated and she will spread them over a big sweep of posite where 1 stood, and, staring liar, sir," and with sudden nestful. Last summer a Leghorn in- toward it, I saw It open slightly, and, the arm I struck him with opet; hAud. cubated 20 eggs for me and hatched back in the darkness, the beckoning "Probably you will realize what that 19 of them. It was, however, in the of a hand. Startled, yet realizing that means." month of July, and her nest was care- it must mean me, I stepped closer, For an Instant he remained so still fully arranged in a basket; but I nev- MIL him cheap; crinnine the hilt of my sword, half I doubted him, even held er give them less than 15. They take uspecting treachery. then the breath surged through his excellent care of their young; being "Quick," and I recognized the deep clinched teelh in a mad oath. He light weight, they seldom hurt a ontralto of the voice. "Don't stop to "If You Go at Once You Can Outride Them. Please, Please Go!" surged toward me, but my sword was chicks by stepping on it, and they uestion; there la not a moment to out, the steel blocking his advance. will fight intruders fiercely. Carter come here at once. Wuy didn't "Yea, I'll go, at once. But I take "You you actually mean fight?" you nab the fellow upstairs, Captain? away with me a memory which will "Why. not? Isn't that cause enough? down never permit me to be satisfied until CHAPTER V. Fool play that, sending him If not I will furnish more." here." we meet again. We have been to- "1 fight " do not spies" "1 to a row in the gether so short a time merely The Threat of Swords. didnt wish create "Stop! That silly charge is DOjJLWNOTEC ball-room- ; Morti- interrupt- your- Stepping from the glare of those he was with Claire "Hud it been longer," she an excuse. You do not believe It gloom mer " ed, "you would know me better, and self. Yea wanted a quarrel yonder in I me for "Oh, I Brie," laughing coarsely. care less, perhaps. am a sham; a the ba'l-room- . The expression of your in- - a in I be-me- r "Something besides military duty cheat," trifle of bitterness the eyes was an Insult. evade now. r, lon't Keep your stock healthy, clean and tone. "You will learn all that some I am here, wearing the uniform of the of comfortable. be a trl day, and laugh at yourself. Oh, I know British army. 1 have every right of a sealing Not all the failures of poultry life-r- careful, Ml you will; so not another word, sir. I gentleman, and you will cross swords, to Hens. fellov am going; then, perhaps, you will." brand you coward wherever due the not ta k; do n it ahk "The or I'll eggs of season and she couldn't refuse There was a slight pressure of her Is an English garrison." I The first duck the she urgei' there hardly ever ilm, as he was in mil flugeri and she bad vanished quick- - i .aw the sudden flash of his drawn ire fertile. r at my one-da- ad-o- p gorge the growing chick my and app irently all right. I ly I c 3ng the blade, and flung up my own In guard, Don't Ipping form, and starve them the next I Leave You Now as You Request you to di part of the desert instant "Wait; rot here, Captain," 1 insisted 'If ilckly; het vise that Any ia '..'me to pro- I Wel- my your fowl liable at Must First Have Promise of sed exclte- - fair. Here's ( now." later, cameut quickly. "We're far too near ' an egg containing blood spots. Again." I heai click of the new-a- s fiashei my and I friends yonder; besides the duce come rnent. could the watchful grown duckling very often be crossed the room, faced for ac- - Hgbt is poor. Let' try our fortunes Well veiling revelation of light yoi begin laying at five months of they fell, ifcted. tlon. i might! beyond the pavilion, where it can be will I folio age. hav: ut It Just the, same, I mean I murmured. yet - beat, and la good for we'll pass up the lady, no at NOW I H turned without a word, and I fol- Chicks like it bending son for them; but there la a difference in las been a spy in here the soft tc must be beat. Don't let chick squeeze through elated coop until their bodies are de-- now, we had prom A vague uft'erlng. WXL fit 0 her Iklahmnt 3 Cole Brothers I una V9W A nerso -- ".! M' "IT -- Xm Arrange The a WORLD TOURED SHOpS m Will Exhibit Afternoon and Night in

ciai aitenuQ --.to tne-i- i xdflw tneht'of d women CLOVIS Phone o V., M. C. J. C. "Bins has commenced moved the loca- - erection of a new building in handkerchief. Those present that west Clovis, having out grown were Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Ford, 1 Mr. ""Mr. his present quarters. He expects and Mrs. John Cook. a Saturday September 2 and Mrs. W. M. Wilkerson. Mrs. letter to enlarge his grocery establish- tSinjcleUm fron ment in Sfcayf T :md .Mr. Sjqnpkinson. e'Tifjt VTT ( stating tha i nad re-tr- "i ' Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cassidy ceived a to Pres- - :u rt:tin al a week in party Three rings, two elevated stages, roman hippo- miu 5 muutiueiiiue. at their beautiful coi ntry home ("liristiafc- - Endeavor drome, 41 clowns, huge aerial enclave, 1,000 men, Will Wiloughby, Rev. C. H. near Portales, this comma- week. ?v. Jontitf was for-yteri- Brown and At? Roctesistft Minister at women, and horses. MondSS. laz 30tlag(ni ivvhefc Jlenrv Mitchel ret urned this they will attend tfce'MiferJE tWv savaerait weeks visit ,R , .UHl BUM II ('Oil of the United Brethren. - .. " . im '"i where she has been visiting rel- ues ... Ben Christian was call and ce f;un. The couri-r-oomi- Acres of canvas, colossal double menagerie, su to Belen Moitdav on with its wh( nas the Santa Fe, , bou ps of all kinds of perb trained animal exhibit. We ttever dissapoh idii nearly every day Miss AiimV Wn rUtftWd never change name, never decetveino 18111 1 Monday from Los Anceles. Cali- - Lfor th J SaiUrdy;far her future.no !'. . opeia id and tamily are unj? ior toe past several months. rneir claim near Ft. Sum now permantly located at Knox- - vil)e,Tepn,.,..wJiere Mr. Cope-lart- d km tafrgltft acfnenciiVlilftAr? Aetur are m "furs' secured a position. See the $100,000 Street Parade tl e erection of a modern, up-to- - the city this eek. Mr. McLean Both Mr. and Mrs. Copeland date grocery building, four known through fi)ade many friends during blocks west on is well their Grand jvenue, out this section of the country, stay in Clovis w horegVetto hear where he will conduct a first-clas- s representing the American Well uecu grocery. oi tneir intr emain in lU'I)!!1yU 0?'" " eari was in town to-da- y making a tetVinc 'roar about the high Inis is the Only Three Ring Circus Coming IS SEVENTY YEARS EARTH'S (H RE AT EST CtRCM so hiph that it amounts to little short of confiscation of his prop- erty. We tried to appease hi 1 waiFmgs by telling him that&u - WT I topics! cunican would. maka,a biR cit some day in fact ren fail roads are all heading that W Mrs. Van Almon left this week markable vitality. Canser was and to just thipk hpw; valu to visit relatives in Missouri. the cause of her death. Wednes- his property will be in a few years-s- ay day afternoon funeral services 99. . Mr. Crook of Blacktwer was were held in the Methodist in the city Monday on business, church, the casket being entire- Bob Browning and Curgls, Higgins early Connally was ly covered with bueatiful flowers left the part of the Roy of Pirtales week foi Pierce Cit;( Mo. One in the city Monday. the gifts of her many friends, Mrs. Hawk leaves to mourn her 6i Tne'ge,hfremeri says lie will Claud N6ble of Amarillo is in loss, an aged father and mother nottteturttfrbatcbkHv town this week on business. and husband, numerous rela- Char'Mni;pTfy''who conduct- tives and a host of friends. The ed a reastaurant in the rear of Morris Bramlett of Portales News extends condolence to the was in the city Tuesday. the Free Coinage saloon dropped bereaved in the hour of deep- dead Monday night while attend- Born to Mr. arid Mrs. A. Bell. est sorrow. ing; too hia work cooking. An son. riec-epsar- y. V A Friday the 13th a Mrs. W. F. Strange left last autopsy was, not consider d and congress or JT ) Tues- week to visit her father in Kan. Heart failure is attri- 'stf'iV flTO Mrs. Arthur Curren left visit buted as the cause of death; ROUGH RIDERS day for an extended with Mrs. P. R. Wooldridge is lying Mm&M EXHIBITON UNDER THE LARGEST her parents in Tucumcari. i. Oh. how Brood, at Irwihs I very low at her home between TK-- CANVAS EVER CONSTRUCTED m W8&VLJ.2 the Confectionary. j&VT: JX. I Davenport Clovis and Texico, Mrs. Woold-- . Mr. Irwin rfK"" Mrs. Tom returned hL2S" j pux 3 Rings. 2 Elevated Stages a pleasure trip to ridge is well known in Clovis in uas in an .emu 10 Royal Tohio Japs last week from I up itjual capacity of a trained nurse. Jioas stand iv if i you want a irood 1000 People California. Ho Wr Volt 1 l Esferz Cossack Troupe Woolridge of Houston, Ttycas,; of iiiaf of Irvine' 2 Tralas of Cars Mrs. H. H. Thornton returned Inner's Singalees r two daughters, Mrs. A. B. Clark ' Big Willie the prize fighter ar- 2 Herds of Elephants Saturday from Ft. Sumner where of Arkansas and Mrs. W. R. Boos Imperial Russian Dancers rived Tuesday frorij Chicago, $1,000,000 invested they have been on their claim. "Morgan of Harrisburg. Mo., are Seats for 10,000 People the aiu tor Portales Wednesday 14,700 Bally Expenses Oran Roberts of Hurley Texas at bedside of their mother to ouco into training for Indians. Cowboys, Cossacks during her illness. 200 Circus Arties was in Clovis this week on busi- bmi) it here the ,28th,,,; Earth's Greatest Show - 2 on ness. Miss Mr; G.-f- a. Parades Show Day Minnie Branan and viTs0h returned- from & 2 Shows lor the One Price Mrs. Appleman of Texico is Arthur Reid were quietly mar- triti to Xenipl'LO, Texan Friday iMarvtl ot tfae 2Wh Centriry. THE AEROPLANE, Flying aae or Machine. Positively Exhibited Every Day the xuest of her daughter, Miss ried Sunday the 14th at the par-son- where he has' been during the this of the Minister of tne wif(-'- Orpha Appleman week. siclmtand dbat.h of his - tat Brethren church by Rev. C. H. J. L. Greearof Texico was in Brown. Mr, and Mrs. Reid will Miss Neva Odom has accepted 1 city Tuesday attending to our maketlif-i- i name hi Clovis. a position hs' teacher in the pub-- 1 his various duties. lib sfioob'iiaring the Baptist - Rev, absencp.pJ Mrs. J. L. Spears Services. Sebe Miss Verde Norris, who vvcnl to Mr. and Thomas will supply pulpit left for Portales Thursday to live the KansaBitoatten'l :lh fnneHd 07 next Sunday morning and even- j on their farm near Portales. her father. ing at 11 a. rii: and 7:45 p,' m. at iijjTi 'I. mm t TEXAS ,i Prof. Key who has been teach- the Baptist church The public Drs., Woriev. , Va n Alriiar ESL IIVfJIAJVyttlAW ing in the public schools left Sat- is cordially invited to attend, urday for his home in Tyler, Tex. v iTUP:NI3i0lJa:.-Wtl-- WEST Henry Watterson predicts that lUtqXICAiy UULL to po- HCHTERS Chess Iden returned his Bryan and Wilson will come GORGEOUS IMPERIAL in Las Vegas after a short la UALl.ET sition blows.. . There is nothing PAXNS fERTORMlNG family in this city. that SEA LIONS visit with his bores a Kentucky editor like loo THE ROLLER SKATING BEAR Mrs. Shrum and daughter Mis? mufch harmony. FINEST HORSES ON EARTH Maud are in the city from Mel- rose, they expect to remain Snow fell north of AmarUio, Texas last Saturday night which about a month. , goes to show that the great lone Messrs Chas. Mericle and Otis Johnson left Monday for Pecos Valley towns on a hunting and i. - In W. H. fishing trip to enjoy a vacation. Shumate moved a t v well room residence of the of O. V. Morrison and sons, and rear lot in west Clovis, repaired t y WIVhi. Tom Boone from Can-tar- a ninuil returned building and thoroughly m mvun.i r?tv BVK3C UN HirronKOHfc TRACK where they have been on ernized it and will rent same. New Mexico ' 1 H Mr. Morrison's claim. . " COLOSSAL COLLECTION Of L iVT rsr-f3C- r not, as yet, J ' r" 4 ANIMALS Mrs. H. M. Roach wiil leave Mi E, P. Kainbelt of well AND ROIJGI .,...,. ,- -. ity Sunday for Richmond Calafornia is in the city the gu ah a a ARGEST TENTCli nrv urn I where she will join her daughter Mr. Rainbolt's sisters, EXCURSION ft OLDEST SHOW ON EARTH I DLEPBAftT ON AT1 Mrs. Rublman. Miss June will Daisy lainbolt and Mrs. BSSU- - m BMHSII ffHaM accompany her grandmother. Davenport. 81 jm MIXES P PARADE MHtj, Uee Mrs. W. S. Hawk died 6 Mrs. Wade Freeman ar at Tuesday WBIT AT J. Tuesday morning after an from Tennessee illness of several months. She joined h v husband who i, ., had been a patient sufferer and in the cjty for sometime never once gave up but bravely A farmer just in from Tuesday, Sept L- - i fought the grim reaper until the county and who owns some vino w' . . fl 24th last and displayed an unusal re pioperty in the town of 'fu Rerv'iaaJtliLon ledate of exhibition at Mears Drug Store

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