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Woodrow WHson Nominated Johnson Wins Fight From ended then with Johnson holding Homestead New Ruling COMMUTATION state in the southwest to visit Baltimore, Md., July 2. -- The Flynn In Ninth Round a running conversation with his The United States Land Office Thorp is no change in the old San Diego and if hp has come wife and convention was called to order Round 1. seconds. at Ft. Sumner is forwarding to law in connection with commuta- ahaad of the other commission- at nine every entryman tion proofs, excepting that to ers it is because lie was in minutes after twelve, "Will you shake hands, Jack," homestead in the following pray- 6. commute, fourteen months' ac- state of Galisornia when re- and the opening: asked Flynn as he opened the Round Flynn butted with the land district a copy of the he er forty-thir- d com- year tual residence is required, and an ceived a wire from Governor the ballot battle by rushing into a clinch. his head three times and three homestead law. There Illi- plained will entryman in commuting must McDonald asking him to was immediately started. "Gee!" retorted the black. that Johnson made it also be mailed a blank for the serve nois voted 59 Vir- justifiable by entryman show that he is a citizen of the on the commission. for Wilson. Flynn kept in close but John- holding him. to sign, if he desires ginia 24 prove up United States. Under the old When Dr. Shuler's name was voted for Wilson, West son easily avoided his attempts Flynn was severely reprimand- to under the law under law commutation proof could be discovered on the register Virginia gave Wilson 16. Many and flung a stiff left to the ear ed for deliberately butting the which his entry was originally of the made by an alien who had declar- U. S. hotel, exposition small gains were made for Wil- and a moment later flung a hard the champion. made. Grant son demon- ed his intention to become a citi- officials immediately called on and there were loud short arm jolt to the jaw. John- Johnson dazzled the fireman Any homestead entryman zen. Under the new law the en him and proceeded to show him strations following every change son smiled constantly and fought with his speed, landing left and whose entry was made prior to tryman must be a citizen. not only the ex position sites but in his favor. Several times dur- with great care. Flynn backed right to the jaw. Flynn was June 6, 1912, will be allowed to TO COMPUTE RESIDENCE the city's sites. Like all visit- ing this ballot the chairman the negro against the ropes and again warned for butting. This prove up under the old law, which Although the new law requires ors who come hfre the doctor threatened to clear the galleries. the champion rewarded him time the champion objected requires five years' residence forty-thir- d three years' actual residence, was nthusiastic over the pur- The ballot resulted with a right that cut a deep strongly. with a reasonable amount of cul- the five months' leave of absence ple mountains and the wonder- as follows: Wilson 602. Clark 329, gash under his left eye. It looked as if Flynn was seek- tivation. ' each year is not deductea. There- ful horse-sho- e harbor so large Underwood 98, Harmon 28, Foss Round all Johnson's. ing a loophole to stop the beat- The law specifically requires as fore, under this law an entry-ma- n to be able to hold all the 27, Kern 1, Bryan 1. ing being administered by the that any homestead entryman natives who lives seven months of the world and have room for forty-fourt- h black. fire- to prove up On the ballot Johnson dazzled the who elects under the - Round 2. each year- for three years upon more. which immediately followed the man with his speed, landing left old law must notify the register As Flynn rushed, Johnson the land, may make proof, pro- announcement of and right to the face, and ftytm and receiver by registered mail the result of simply grasped him about the viding the other requirements of forty-thir- d, Wilson gained again was warned for butting. within 120 days after June 6, Base Ball the shoulders and held him at bay, law fulfilled. strong- 1912. the are A large and enthusiast California 4, Virgin ia4, Wiscon- all the while grinning like an The champion objected crowd sin 4, Iowa, and a number of ape. ly. All homestead entrymen who of Clovis fans accompanied the Visit Wheat Fields Near hall team to Roswell, where other small gains, accompanied The champion pecked at the "He's holding" me was do not give notice to the register one of the most interesting games by much cheering. The result fireman's face with light lefts Flynn's excuse. and receiver within the 120 days Claud of forty-fourt- season was played, of the h ballot being and as they clinched uppercut Johnson maddened lunged a from June 6, 1912, stating that Last Thursday a crowd of Clo- the on the volley 4th, resulting in a score of Wilson 629, Clark 308, Under- heavily with rights to the jaw. of straight left and right they desire to prove up under the vis folk consisting of Messrs. three be- to four in favor of Roswell. In wood 99, Harmon 27, Foss 27. The champion toyed with punches to to the face, fairly old law, will be required to brove Pritchett, Ottowa. Armstrong, stop- a preliminary game played The fortyfifrh ballot was hur- Flynn, twice more shooting right wildering Flynn. Then he up under the provisions of the Liebelt, Campbell, Claiborne, the day before, the Clovis aggrega- riedly started. There was a gen- uppercuts to the jaw, one of ped himself, apparently with a new law. and the quill pusher of this sheet, tion of stick were victo- eral feeling in the convention which sent ' the fireman's head view to prolonging the contest. The new law, commonly known accepted the hospitality of C. E. artists rious. hail that something was .about to bobbing. Flynn's seconds also warned him as the three year horn estead act, Dennis and W. L. Mansfield to break. Cheer followed cheer as The champion early indicated to cease butting when he sat the differs materially from the old take a joy ride in their respect- Portales vs. Clovis other delegates' came over to the it was to be a battle of words as round end out. law, the main points of differ- ive cars out to the wheat fields Wilson rank. The forty-fift- h well as blows, time and again ence being as follows: north of town. The wets of Portales and the Now some- dries of Clovis played ballot gave Wilson 633, Clark exchanging the usual repartee Round 7. Johnson played with RESIDENCE newspaper men are their first 306, Underwood 97, Harmon 25, spectators. the Puebloan as a kitten would what skeptical upon hearing of a game of the season at Cavender with the Flynn's Three years' residence is re- Fobs 27. with a moose. He landed fully bit of news of this character and park Sunday. It was a dry mouth bled as he took his seat quired instead of five. Entry-ma- n dozen rapid-fir- e rights and we frankly admit that we were game, that is the dries won. MOTION TO MAKE UNANIMOUS very much worsted during the a must prove by himself and three minutes of fighting in this lefts to the face and at the same resolved not to hold any sack for The local boys led off in the After the forty-fift- h ballot was two1 credible witnesses that he time placed himself a position snipe upon arriving at our des first inning with five scores. finished. Underwood managers round. in has a haditable house upon the to withstand Ffcynn's bntting tination; but as we drew nearer After the first the boys from the withdrew his name. This action land afid has actually resided up- tactics. arid' beheld the stacks of the gen- irrigation town changed pitchers was quickly followed by Foss Round 3. on the same for a term of three "Wait a minute." cried the uine article we were somewhat and Brainlett the man on the managers. Stone and Francis Flynn cut short a witty re- years succeeding the time of fil- champion to a spectator, who awe struck to see the fields of Herald ascended the mound and of Missouri then held a confer- mark of Johnson's by twice, ing. The three years' residence had shouted for him to end it. ripened grain and the header held the locals to two more runs. ence, then admitted Clark's de- hooking his right to the jaw. required begins at the time act Flynn bled profusely from the mowing it down and carting it to The Portales-Roger- s team does feat. Stone then formally re- This" stopped the black, who cut ual residence is estadlished upon nose as Johnson beat a healthy the wagon to be stacked. well but they matched them- leased Missouri delegation loose vith short right arm cuts the land and not at the time of the tattoo with right to Claud V. Kelly, a merchant of selves against a too heavy team support of Clark. The to the jaw. Johnson bled slight- left and that filing. from its organ. this beautiful prairie town of when they tried the Clovis prevailed in ly from the mouth as he emerg- wildest excitement Flynn glove CULTIVATION Claud, and Cyclone Jones are the bunch. They are a nice set of mid-rin- g mix-u- p, failed to land a convention hall when Fitz- ed from a but 1- the on the champion, blacks de- Cultivation of not less than - heaviest planters. There are gentlomenly fellows and we in- gerald of New York moved to Flynn spat blood in a stream as the 16 of the area beginning with probably some 200 acres of wheat vite them to come back when nomi-:ost- fense proving impregnable. ; suspend roll call and e the champion cut his mouth and, the blood fair- the second year of the entrv, and in this vicinity, and conservative they feel lucky. , eye volley of right Johnson made the Wilson unanimously. with a and 1-- ly flow as he rained rights and not less than 8 of the area be wheat estimators reckon the The score was: Clovis 7, Por- FORTY-SIXT- H left swings. BALLOT lefts on Fiynn. ginning with the third year of , yield to be from 15 to 20 bushels tales 2. of Missouri objected to entry and up to the time of Stone Round 4. the per acre. You say, "not so bad, as a re- final proof, is required. This Clo- Two Fires on Fourth Fitzgerald's motion, and Flynn rushed in close and was Round 8. Flynn again tried to eh," well there will be some forty-sixt- h ballot was or- means at least ten acres through Those who predicted Clo- sult the met with the customary rain of butt and was thrice warned. that vis farmers come this that dered. Immediately every state must be cultivated the second season with well filled Wallets. vis would not have a fireworks right and left upper-cut- s to the The round was very much like Wilson on this vote. year, twenty acres display July, 0 yibpped to face. At that it seemed as if its predecessors, with Johnson and at least Mr. Jones estimates his wheat on the 4th of were " was assured al- must be cultivated before proof bring $2000.00 dissapointed to some extent at His nomination the champion was holding him- uppercutting and Flynn butting will about this vote started, be made, on a 160-acr- e home was not a pyrotechni-ca- most before the self in check. He indulged Fiynn viciously, at the saime time los- can year. least. It l cheered and threw stead. display but served to make wilsonites with a few stomach taps, scarce- ing a world of blood- - Flynn vts These gentlemen say there is and exciting in absence hats and coats into the air ly trying to protect his body helpless in the cham pion's hands LEAVE OF ABSENCE no reason wrhy the whole coun- things the Pennsylva of general celebration. waved banners when from Flynn's attacks. and for the tenth time in this Upon filing in the local land of try could not be full of just such a seventy-si- x for alarm was given nia cast votes Johnson constantly shoved his round was warned, the referee fice a notice, entrymen are allow wheat fields as these. Mr. Kel- The first at was enough to nom- 9:30 a. m. when a fire was wilson which stomach and invited him to blaze adding, "Once more and I'lldis ed a continuous leave of absence ly further remarked (half the about in a frame shack ad- inate him giving him more than away, which convulsed the spec qualify you." for a period not exceeding five season had not been anything ex- discovered livery occu- two thirds majority. This vote tators. Johnson held the fireman at months in each year. Notice of ceptional, and that only one joining the stable min by Byers in the south part was completed at fourteen Flynn elicited a great cheer arm's length. the termination of this leave of heavy snow fell on his field. "All pied The to- city. Within five minutes utes paBt three o'clock. when he rushed the black to the ebsence must also be filed in the that is necessary to grow wheat of the tal vote on the forty-sixt- h ballot is the alarm was sounded the ropes and planted asolid left to Round 9. Johnson, held Flynn land office. This absence from in this country the proper aiter was Wilson 990, Clark 94, Har- said Mr. city fire department was on the the jaw. at arm's length i n an attempt the land must be continuous and kind of cultivation," mon 12. The motion of Stone, times Kelly. "I began plowing my scene and within twenty min-ate- fl The round ended with Flynn's to safeguard him: cannot be taken at various ( 0 against the Missouri, to make the nomina- Hf had extinguished the blaze. of farce covered with blood. Colorado but during the year. Seven months' field last July preparatory to man's constant second blaze occurred at tion unanimous was carried. Johnson's round. ting. continuous residence out of each planting wheat in the fall, and The about 4 oclock when the fire ori NOMINATED Flynn got in close, jumped a year is required. I believe renumerative wheat grown year ginated in a small occupied resi- The nomination of Governor Round 5. feot in the with ESTABLISHING RESIDENCE crops can be one air and landed on west Grand Avenue, vice-preside- nt land is dence Marshall for came Johnson came up nonchalantly top of his 1 with another where the the tead against the Residence must be established which was owned by Houk and as something of a surprise, for turning his head to the spectat- negroe's jaw. Cawtaio of Pol properly cultivated." within six months, as is the case sons. The building and contents when the night's balloting for ors and hardly noticing his white ice Cowles. realizing the that under the old law. The secreta- were practically destroyed a.'di vice-preside- nt began it seemed antagonist. referee seem id loath to end the New Mexico First On ry of the interior is, however, a residence adjoining badly that the Bryan-Wilso- n contin- Flynn banged away at the contest on a .foul, hurdled into San Diego given autority to extend this time Ground at damaged, before the fire was 0fsEALj in convention had defi- stomach but this time Johnson ring gent the the and brought the battle to twelve month where there Mex-c- o to San Diego, Cal., - A New under control. The Santa Fe nitely settled upon Governor covered up and shot four lefts to an end. Smyth ;ic Rtefoiee there may be cli mat reasons, sickness pennant is waving this mor- soon on Da- the face in quick succession, va- hre department were Joseph E. Burke of North upon gave decision John , the to or other unavoidable cause. ning from the top of the admin-- scene of the last conflagra kota. rying it with a left upper-cu- t to son. the HEIRS istration buildirtg over in 1400 in view of the There was not much of a fight, the jaw. Flynn, at close quar- tion and fact that There are no changes in the acre Balboa park where San a high wind was blowing did however, and when two ballots ters, landed half a dozen punch- W. is. Durham, wife and son to of deceased entry-me- n, Diego is building her exposition some splendid work. disclosed Marshall easily it the es on the stomach but Johnson Lyle, law as heirs of Milo, Iowa, arrived Sat to ful to celebrate the opening ol the (lead, Governor Burke's name only smiled and again made no they being required urday and will visit at tihe home canal. That pennant Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Jaffa and and Marshall apparent attempt to protect his fill all the requirements of the Panama was withdrawn of C. J. Quante for about a of the visit here of son, Benjamin, of Roswell, pas- mid-sectio- except of residence. is in honor was proclaimed the nominee by n. law that Clovis, Tuesday, on month. entryman may Dr. J. J. Shuler, mayor of Raton, sed through acclamation. A minute later the Johnson aroused the crowd to Any homestead their way home from a visit to Billy Nelson is in the tfity this new and one of the five of McDonald convention had adjourned sine merriment by releasing Flynn's now make proof under the var'ous parts of California. week shaking hands wiflh inaaay by himself and two to represent New Mexico at the hold and clapping his own gloves law who can -- Four-roome- d die. Francisco FOR TRADE A Good old friends. prove the re- San Diego and the San 1-- 2 The delegates, worn weary, together like a happy school girl. credible witnesses house, within biock namely, expositions. deed- made their way out of the big "I can't fight while he's hold- Bill Hubbard, an old tinie Cle- quirements of the same, of High school to trade for the Dr. Shuler is the first exposi ed quarter. Inquire at this of -- convention hall singing and hap- ing me," shouted Flynn, protest- vis baseball player, was in the the required residence and cultivation. tion commissioner from an: fice. 3t pd. py to start for home. ing to the referee. Tiie round city this week. required CHINESE AT THE RED CROSS CONFERENCE

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By Use of Device Number of Eggs Laid' by Each Hen May Be Satisfies Without Trouble. ' - n- spttlii " ISA, There never was a J? i - mBUBM Hjnr B Coca-Col- a The primary object of using trap thirst that sdHLaaa aSBaataaaKaaaaaaaB ' ) ,to develop a heavy laying "b'siP" ikWkl famsaaaaaaal HaaflaaaB ' 'aaasV WJWaBaaaaaaaaVaavlay'aaaaal BR jjltfaaaaaaaaBtiiaaaaal couldn't satisfy. atraln. It baa been found by the uso bbbbbbf aasaaaVsaaaP BMHMsalP BP an ar- - of trap nests that the number of eggs iSffl ' Jj laid per hen In an average flock varloi Jfrm rnw tn the cirv snot. from 40 to 24i Without using trap nests, the results from such a ftocJc waruld be uncertain and probably un- satisfactory. It Is the object of the hhIIIIIs I poultryman to breed and build up the train which lays the heaviest, by iwHaw breeding to the heavy producers. For fanciers, the trap nest is India- - satisfies to a T the call for IdJUULL something purely delicious immm I rwm mtro nmm and deliciously pure and !Tmmm OW ' I iff T wholesome. Washington Delicious AMONG the foreign delegations t'.iat attended the recent International Red Cross conference tn of the most Interesting was that from China, here photographed. They are, from left to right, back Refreshing . row: Mr. Lo.-Dr- John C. Ferguson Dr. T. Theodore Wong, Mme. Chang wife of the Cblneae minister, and Mr. Yung Kwal; front row: Mrs. Henry K. Chang, Miss Alice Chang and Miss Ml lie Chang. Thirst-Quenchin- g

- ' ii IBM i taw J T7m' m 9rm sea an II l9bbbbb1 Demand the Genuine as made by MOCCASINS AT THE AST0R Arrow think at CoovCah. View c Sectional Nests. CUBA'S WICKED CITY Shoshone Indian Princess Is the Guest THE COCA -COLA CO., Atlanta, oa. pensable on account of of Club Women at New York the fact that booklet, telling of Ccca-Col- a iu ordinary pen there are fro: Hostelry. Our new the and 12 to one Then the Prado and the Malacon vindication at Chattanooga, for the six to females male. If fap Havana Is Most Wide Open Place fairyland parti are used, and there are as many the various parks become a New York. Nellie Waskakte, an aslcinsr. W of lights. A Mala- are females In the pen, it is on Island. band plays at the Indian princess, met four hundred of .is there con, ocean possible to distinguish each hen's as the boulevard along the the leading New York club women at front Is called. All Havana emerges experi- eggs. If the trap nests are not ) the Hotel Astor recently. Her from Its cool and comfortable stone UBed. this Is impossible. ence of life until a short time ago EC0N0MCAL SOUL WAS THIS Proof of Precaution. Night Scenes Depicted in the Theaterr houses ready a night of pleasure. The use of trap nests goes far to for had been confined to the secluded Mr. Lansbury'8 concern, as and Parks and on the Prado In The cafes are crowded, there la a mountain villages of her tribe. Garb- In 'the over mili- prevent the hens forming the habit of Hebrew's Attempt to Save Fare Prob- house the One of World's Richest Towns constant stream of autcmoblles and ed In costume of feathers, going on In egg-eatin- They likely to form her native tary drilling the north of are carriages up and down the boulevards. ably Went Astray, but the Idea kept In quarters. Lottery la Held. blanket and moccasins, she attended Ireland reminds one of a story of how his habit if limited The sidewalks filled with people Was a Brilliant One. If so they probably given are the Dickens celebration and annual Ireland was occasionally taught to kept, are not hurrying to the theaters. They are very best food, and probably not Havana, Cuba. They say good meeting of the Rainy Day Club. She shoot In the past. The war office once the nearly all dressed In the height of Arthur W. Marks of Washington enough of It, especially food. Americans when they die go to Paris, was the guest of Mrs. A. M. Palmer, sent a famous officer over to Inspect animal fashion. Havana is one of the richest tells this story to Illustrate the talent drawings a but "live" Americans go to Havana. the president. the militia regiments, and the officer, The accompanying of cities In world. Its styles come of the Hebrew race for economy. Havana, gay, wicked, wide the Nellie Waskakle came with Mrs. after Inspecting, asked for a few hank of trap nests are Ojien, it direct from Paris. The only cheap A little Hebrew got on a train In any Is the one city today be Charles Moore, the wife of a rich words with the drill sergeant. The nests are built without to shunned things are tobacco and matches. New York to go to Philadelphia, but or visited, according point of ranchman of Wyoming. Mrs. Moore "These men of yours," be said, top or bottom The hen enters through to one's At eight o'clock performances begin had no ticket. In the car with him view. come be became Interested In the girl while on couldn't hit a target as big as the the back of the nest, brushing under Several cities have to In a dozen At the Payret were the members of several the- city Reno, Nev., theaters. a visit to the Indian settlement. Tower of London. You tak- the hanging wire, which releases the called the wickedest grand opera Is sung by a company of atrical companies and he noticed that, ean't have Port Said and Irkutsk, In- "She will stay here until she learns en much pains to teach door. She then passes on to the nest Siberia, for artists headed by Constantino of the when the conductor asked them for them." stance. They dressmaking and cooking and the to shoot," gasped compartment toward the front end. are wicked cities, but Metropolitan forces. At the Alblsu a their tickets they would reply: "Tache thlm the their vari- household arts and becomes I To Inspect the nest, and to remove wickedness is of a sordid Spanish opera company the City "Company." sergeant. "Of course did not tache ety. gay. from Mrs. Moore said. the hen, ascertain her number, and se- Havana is wicked and And of Mexico Is singing "The Chocolate "What company?" the conductor thlm to shoot, her honor; for, bedad, five "She will return to her people then cure the eggti, the front door Is sim, hours from the United States. of Luxem- would ask; and the actors would re- it I did there wouldn't bo a landlord Soldier" and "The Count to teach her women those things so ply unbuttoned, and let down. It will In Paris the "night life," gay res- bourg." At the Marti farce comedy ply by announcing the title of the left in Minister." London Chronicle. be noticed that the two doors are fas- taurants and dances are for English they may become helpful, and, If nec- reigns. essary, The 8hoshone theatrical company under whose name tened together with a cord, so that and American tourists. In Havana the In moving picture variety all transportation had paid In an Epigram. the and Indians are not trained to weaving or their been when the front door Is let. down, the "gay life" is for the natives. Its wick- theaters one finds real wickedness. The for. Mrs. J. G. Phelps Stokes (Rose Pav the arts Of the southern Indians and trap Is automatically set again. The edness is part of its life. "grizzly bear," bunny hug'" a.re "Give me your ticket," con- tor) stated eplgrammatlcally at a din- "the have means of earilng money." the hen will And It difficult to leave Everything In Havana Is wide open, modest compared with the danceV np ductor finally reached the Hebrew. ner In New York the value of an edu- i through the back door at this time, as says the Milwaukee Sentinel. And of shown on the stages of the variety "Comp'ny," said the little fellow, cation. I ho hanging wire permits her to go Its fifty-seve- n varieties of wickedness theaters, where the public is admitted EXPLORING THE JUG HOLE looking carelessly out of the window. "Many poor people," she said, "are one way only. Thesa are so simple the mildest is gambling. Gambling for 25 and 50 cents. The little plays "What company?" asked the con- spending their second childhood In that In making them In almost any bouses In Havana are open to both are beyond description and tne act- Attempt to Discover Reputed Source ductor. the almshouse because they spent quantity, the material should not cost men and women. All that is neces-- i resses wear very scanty attire. of Matlock Bath's Thermal Said the Hebrew: "The Pittsburgh their first In earning Instead of learn- 15 over cents, at most, per trap nest. ary is a bank roll. Roulette, faro, At midnight Central park, which Is Springs. Clodlng company." Popular Maga-llne- . ing." hazard and good American poker are In the heart of the city, Is crowded PERCH SPACE FOR CHICKENS at hand. Jal Alai, the popular Span- and tilled with life as Broadway and Matlock. Another attempt to solve Her Advantage. ish game of skill, on which such big Forty-secon- d street before the theaters the secrets of the Jug Hole caves at Archie Finds a 8acrilege. "I should thing Buggs made thinga sums were won and lost, no longer swallow up the crowds. The cafes are Matlock Is being made by a party of The last time President Taft was In very uncomfortable for his wife when Small Hens Should Be Allowed Six flourishes, scarcely Larger but it is missed. filled with people, but Instead of eat- five, led by Mr. Goodall, the honorable Chicago he was invited to the inevit- he has a habit of storming all over Inches, While Birds Should Burbridge's Is a temple Given Miramar hotel ing lobsters and draining cold bot- secretary of the Naturalists' society. able banquet. Accompanying him were the house." Be Eight. of woo chance when one can the tles they eat ice cream and sip soft The secrets of the Jug Hole have his secretary, Mr. Hllles, and his mili- "What need she care how he storms, fickle goddess as she can be wooed Is very theory be- as long as Ab a general rule, i:Tnall hens should drinks. There little drinking never yet been solved, the tary aid. Major Archibald Butt. In she is reigning in it?" nowhere In America. And, what Is of liquors an In- have about alx Inches of perch space, alcoholic in Havana. ing that Its workings contain the course of the dinner the Chicago more, it Is fashionable to do so. floor Is big gam- may be discovered while the larger hens should be al- The second one land lake, where men sang a parody of Dixie. The woman who cares for a clean, Even as one sips in room, wholesome lowed eight Inches. In the winter bis chocolate bling and it Is thronged nightly the source of the thermal mineral Butt, who is from Georgia, had his mouth, and sweet breath, morning dally Its by or A will find Paxtlne AnUseptic Joy for- they huddle closer together, but In the the round has scores of American visitors as well springs Matlock Bath. number whole evening spoiled right there. a beginning. A half dozen peddlers of as rich Spaniards. expert explorers have tried to ever. At drugglBts, 26c a box or sent the summer there should be plenty of of Somebody, noticing his pained expres- postpaid on lottery tickets Interrupt the meal of the Jug Hole's under- receipt of price by The oom to allow them to spread out. reach the end sion, asked him what the trouble was. Paxton Toilet Co., lottery in Cuba Is run by the so Boston, Macs. The Increase Number of Voters. ground passages, but far without "Oh, that song!" he exclaimed, sad- government and are drawing? there Rome. The chamber of deputies, success. ly. "You might as well parody the Economy In Atchison. every months for enormous by a vote 391 6, passed present attempt is evidently of three of to the bill 'he Lord's prayer." Popular Magazine. An Atchison man is so economical prizes. The first prize is $100,000. extending to a more comprehensive character, for the franchise illiterates he won't go to a ball game unless be But It is not until after dark thai over 30 years of age. This increases at the time of telegraphing the ex- The man with an gets a pass to a double-header- . Havana takes on Its air of gayety. the number of voters by 6,000,000 plorers are still underground. iaiasiation Is always on the ragged edge of making Atchison Globe. 6 to mark. Garfleld Tea helps humanity world DOCTOR MOVED MAN'S BRAIN over. the Pessimists may be men who are dis- Taken for liver and kidney Negro Race Has Billion in U.S. trtubles, bllliousness and constipation. Delicate Operation Performed at Ba- appointed In themselves. ltimore Probably Will 8ave A long oration goes lame on tiu stretch. Sight of an Ohio Citizen. Return of Colored People to Dark "There are 400 news- DIFFERENT NOW. j papers, daily and weekly, Since the Slugger, Coffee, Was Aban Continent Is Impossible Owing to owned and Baltimore- .- An operation that prob- published by negroes In the United doned. Make V09 ably never has been equaled iu deli- Material Progress Made by States; 3,000 physicians have been the liver by Perch for Chickens. cacy or skill has been performed Them, It Is Announced. graduated from negro and white Coffee probably caures more bilious-- 1 Dr Harvey Cushtng. brain specialist schools and are now practicing among ness and malaria any Do its Duty Perches should be 12 inches apart than of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, In their people: 2.000 lawyers have been one other thing even bad climate. Nine times in ten when the liver la and not closer than 15 Inches to the Kansas City, Mo. Disfranchise the right the which a portion of the minor brain, admitted to the bar in (Tea la just as harmful as be- stomach and bowels are riirht. wall or celling. Show birds, especial- negro and send him back to Africa? the United coffee known as the pituitary, was shoved States courts of justice and 380 au- cause it contains caffeine, drug a LITTLE ly Leghorns or similar type, should be Absurd. Impossible. More a the in iakick a- - a quantity of than LiVfcK PILLS I'lf and replaced after thors are found among our race. coffee). sssBBsr kept at a greater distance from walls billion dollars' worth ef United States aiuan m n. foreign fluid had been removed The "We own 41 schools and colleges, A Ft. Worth' man says: gentlybutfirmly coma and ceilings. Many good birds are real estate which he owns in his own pci a lazy . patient, operated on last week, is on $38,000.-000- , "1 have always of tem- - liver to BflaasMPartTtrnr-- i spoiled by representing an investment of been a bilious no "brooming" their tails to recovery. He is Harry name In the United States is not easi- perament, subject its duty. aBBSBSaviai vMn i i.rwi the road and 145.000,000 has been spent In to malaria and up Cures Con-- . atJaaaaaaaaaffVITTLE against the walls. O. ly to be taken from him. Besides, the Edmonson of Columbus, church property for negroes. to one year ago a perfect slave to cof- stipation, In-- . of mak- 1b Negro aagaair There are several methods y negro not an African he Ih an An photograph revealed the men own and control 51 fee. At times I would be covered with digestion, iiver ing movable percheB. One of the most American. "African" Is a banks which fluid and to this foreign liquid falling misnomer. are prosperous and flourishing, bolls and full of malarial poison, was Sick Bojnmoj) in by hinging them to the Why try to send him to a country and eyesight and drowsy period were at- $850,000 has been Invested In negro very nervous and had swimming in Headache. wall at the back. , which is not bis own? tributed. The fluid could not be drain- libraries. And It is significant In the head. and DUtret After Latins. that SMALL ed before first drilling a tiny hole just So says Dr. J. R. Hawkins of North the southland negroes own 180.000 "I don't know how It happened, but PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. Fertility of Eggs. behind the left ear, leading to the cav- Carolina, secretary and compilsRloner farms on which 60 years ago they toll- - I Anally became convinced my Genuine disposition that must bear Signature The of the male bird has ity. Then, before the fluid could be of education for the African Methodist ed to the crack of the slave sickness was due to the use of coffee, to do driver's 'considerable with the fertility drawn off. the pituitary bad to be re- Episcopal church, a delegate to the whip. and a ''.ttle less than a year ago I of the eggs. A male that is greedy and moved or directed to one side, for it general conference, at the Allen "The negro is a born stopped coffee and begau drinking quarrelsome Is apt to drive American and bene blocked the flow. To loosen the little chapel. Dr. Hawkins has made a he feel It Is his country. Postum. away from the feed gulp down Africa has and ball would be fatal to the paMent, but study of the business status of bis uo call for him. It Is as a fairy "From that time I have not had a more than is good for tale him. Such at last the nerves were moved to one race In connection with his regular to him. Pestilence and boll, not had malaria at all, have Oklahoma males become conse- disease are Directory overfat and side, drawing the small bodv after work as one of their foremost educa- uncommon In gained 16 pounds good solid weight quently sluggish. not Africa, but America them and leaving an. opening for the tors. nurtures him and makes blm strong and know beyond all doubt this is due On the other band, the too gal. ant liquid to escape. "It probably will startle the world and he likes '.. and Intends to stay In to the use of Postum In place of cof- will FLORIDAf!"1 male stand back " "Wro. while the hens when It realizes that we have acquir- It. doctrine is being taught our fee, as I have taken no medlalne at KsV?.f"i,r,ljiTuB ''if oiaklna"" orupt are helping themselves. That rj y"J His condition 60 years 1,000,000,-00- 0 all. Finds Skull With Arrow In It. ed in the last over f 1,860.000 children in the publla c Imala-t- hs ulu J""1 "Hjetabltw. uimi is aa bad as the greedy bird, for he Is n.tnii of Rapid City. B. D. H. B. Lee. of in real estate," Dr. Hawkins said-"An- schools. "Postum aas certainly made healthy, uiaUrii "' rbenmatlim. undefed and has not proper water, cool u .'..i VJ'''. bealitifol the Taxidermy,' has added that Is only the- - beginning of "The negro any red blood for me In place of the blood f". strength to fertilize. the Northwest does not ask for 3 another treasure to his big collection the rapid forward march which the special legislation in his He is that coffee drinking Impoverished and aSaaOTOBffltf. ' k ml favor. ySo.uio.Vi,,;", lillli of Indian relics. It la the skull of an negro is making as a business man. willing to take bis obauce and is con- made unhealthy." Name given by Hen Not Sentimental. arrow The negro could not help being a busi- Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Arlckara Indian, with a steel fident that be can bear his own bur KERFOOT-MILLE- R There is no sentiment In a hen. show- ness man. He was surrounded Postum makes red blood. CO- - point in one of the eye sockets, with dent as' well as the white man. And ' Incorporated' Her only object In Is "Tbexe's reason," It ex- life to get ing the manner by which the Indian it in the years of his slavery. He was toward that end we are striving to a and is Manufacturer of enough to eat. If she Is given that met his death The skull was dug up taught how to drive a bargain in educate our Ignorant poor, make plained In the little boob, "The Road and a warm, house to with the bones of fourteen other In- horses or real estate, even if bis mas- healthy the weak and to help more to W llvlile." in pkgs. gRONCHO BRAND steep in all night, a dry sheltered of Missouri ter didn't teach him how to read and negroes to own Kter read the above letter A mm AND WORK dians on the east bank the their own homes and appear from time to time. CLOTHING In v. ill e, The? dUch winter, she do the write. farms." lr-j- rest river. are irrnulae, and fall of numaa OKLAMOMAOITV Lulrreat-- OKLAHOMA and ua roar Mail ortan. THE SAFE LAXATIVE FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE

Most elderly people are more or Physicians Recommend Castoria SMIL less troubled with a chronic, per- sistent constipation, due largely to ASTORIA has met with prono unced favor on the part of physicians, pharma- lack of sufficient exercise. They ex- C perience difficulty in digesting even ceutical societies and medioal authorities. It is used by physicians with The Way Out. THE NOBLENESS OF QEORQE. light food, with a consequent belching The extended use of Castoria is unquestionably tho "The trouble Is." said Wtlklns, as h of stomach gases, drowstuess after results most gratifying. , talked the matter over with lit- - ooun-el- "Come, dear, you must cheer up. oattng, headache and a feeling of lassl-tud- e result of three facts: The indisputable evidence that it is harmless: "that In the excitement of the mo- Your husband has been dead for near- and general discomfort. ' ment 1 admitted that I had been go- ly a year now. It is time you were be- Doctors advise against cathartics and $eoih-Th- at it not only allays stomach pains and quiets the nerves, but assimi- ing too fust, and wasn't paying any ginning to take an Interest In things violent purgatives of every kind, rec- Oil. attention to the road jtiat before the again." ommending a mild, gentle laxative lates the food: nii It is an agreeable and perfect substitute for Castor collision. I'm afraid that admission Is "Oh, I never can do that. Poor tonic, like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is safe. does not contain any Opium, Morphine, or other narootio going to prove costly." George waa so brave, so good." to 'fleet relief without disturbing tbe It absolutely It "Don't worry about that" said his "Y, I know. But don't you think entire system. and does not stupefy. It is unlike Soothing Syrups, Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's lawyer, "I'D bring seven witnesses to you owe it to the living to try to look Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is tbe testify that thev wouldn't btMere you on the bright aide of life again?" perfect laxative, easy In action, cer- Cordial, etc. This is a good deal for a Medical Journal to say. Our duty, how- under oath." Harper's Weekb "1 suppose It is my duty t do so. tain In effect and, withal, pleasant to The day Still, I feel so deeply indebted to my the taste. It possesses tonic proper- ever, is to expose danger and record the means of advancing health. Not That Kind. poor husband that I can t think of be- ties that strengthen the stomach, liver for poisoning innocent children through greed or ignorance ought to end. To Manager My dear sir, there Is one ing gay and light-hearte- You don't and bowels and is a remedy thHt ban grave drawback In your play. know the depth of his goodness." been for years the great standby In our knowledge, Castoria is a remedy which produces composure and health, by Playwright What Is It. sir? "Oh, yes, I think I do. Everybody thousands of families, and should be Manager The villain charges the who knew him knew that he was hon- In every family medicine chest, it Is regulating the systemnot by stupefying it and our readers are entitled to. poor widow 160 per cent, on his loan orable and high-minde- and a thorough equally as valuable for children as for to her on her humble little home. gentleman. older people. the information. Rail's Journal of Health. Now, It Is the unwritten managerial "But he was more than that. He Druggists everywhere sell Dr. Cald- law that all plays must have human waa two months younger than I, and well's Syrup Pepsin in 60c and $1.00 Letters from Prominent Physicians Interest. he Dever told anybody." bottles. If you have never tried It send your name and address to Dr. W. addressed to Chas. H. Fletcher. The Whole Truth. WOULD HAVE NO CHANCE. B. Caldwell. 201 Washington St.. Mon-llnell- Dr. B. Halstead Scott, of Chicago, Ills., say: "I have prescribed yot I woman "Algernon, am the first 111., it ml he vi lli very glad to often for Infants during my practice, and find It very satisfactory you Castoria have ever loved?" send a sample bottle for trial. Dr. William Belmont, of Cleveland, Ohio, says: "Your Castoria stands "Not exactly. I was In love with first in Its class. In my thirty years of practice I can say I never have my teacher at ten and with a circus Long. Lamb's Tenure of Life Not found anything that so filled the place." rider at twelve. But you are the first A party of privileged sightseers Dr. H. B.ooklyn, N. T., says: used your Castoria and girl I have ever asked to marry me. were admitted to a private view of a J. Taft, of "I have my my dear." menagerie between performances, found It an excellent remedy in household and private practice for many years. The formula is excellent" and among other things were shown lUilnilUI-lh- Dr. R. Hamlen, of Detroit, Mich., says: prescribe your Castoria His Objection. what was called a "Happy Family," ALCOHUL, 3 PEK CENT J. "I I you "Prisoner at the bar, find have that Is to say. In one and the same AVegetablc PreparattonrorAs extensively, as I have never found anything to equal It for children's be- been sentenced to prison twice cage there was a toothless Hon, a slral!atintticFoodantJRcgit troubles. I am aware that there are Imitations In the field, but I always fore. What have you to say why 1 tiger, somewhat the worse for wear. tlngUie Sioiruichs arulBiwelsof see that my patients get Fletcher's." not. you again?" should send there and a d wolf. Beside Dr.Wm. McCrann, of Omaha, Neb., says: "As the father of thirteen urge, your generally J "I honor, the these wild animals, curled up In one children I certainly know something about your great medicine, and aside accepted feeling against a third term." corner, was a diminutive lamb which from my own family experience I have In my years of practice found Cas- sMvered as It slumbered. toria a popular and efficient remedy In almost every borne." His Gain. "How long have the animals lived Promotes DieestionJChf erfirl Dr. J. R. Clausen, of Philadelphia, Pa., says: "The name that your Cas- Patient (a sportsman who has (wen together?" asked one of the party. ness and RestjContains neithtr badly peppered) But, hang it all. oVic-to- "About twelve months," replied the Ophmi.Morphirie iwr Mineral. toria has made for Itself In the tens of thousands of homes blessed by the since the accident I've gained two showman. WOT NARCOTIC. presence of children, scarcely needs to be supplemented by the endorse- pounds! "Why." exclaimed a lady, "1 am ment of the medical profession, but I, for one, most heartily endorse It and Doctor Ah, but you forget the sure that little lamb Is not as old as At(pe of OMDtMjOmCEm believe It an excellent remedy." amount of shot you received in your that." Dr. R. M. Ward, of Kansas City, Mo., says: "Physicians generally do not un- jUx-Sat- ack. Tattler. "Oh," said the showman, quite MttMltUtt-- prescribe proprietary preparations, but in the case of Castoria my experi- moved, "the lamb has to be renewed Snd ence, like that of many other physicians, has taught me to make an ex- "I have Just been reading an Inter- A Kick. occasionally. tSuk ception. I prescribe your Castoria in my practice because I have found It esting article "The Words of What's the matter, Hiram?" Iast to be a thoroughly reliable remedy for children's complaints. Any physi- "I thought agricultural depart- Great Men." Many Books. the The Bible Is tmCBjfrtmi rtom cian who has raised a family, as I have, will Join me In heartiest recom- ment was run In of the "Were they married men?" persons under- the interests There are few who mendation of Castoria." American "What's that got to do with it?" origin history of Aperfect Remedy forConsfl) fanner." they'S stand the true sold "Well, ain't it?" "Oh, then never have had a the Bible. As a matter of fact, the tion oour 3iuiuaui.uiiw GENUINE ALWAYS "I wrote "em for some literature to chance to get in the last word!" Bible is not one. but many books. Worms .Convulsions Jeverisfr CASTORIA help me get summer boarders, but The word is derived from the Greek ness andLOSS OF SLEEP. J& Bears tbe KigrmtTirfl nf they had nothing of the kind in stock." Looking Forward. Blblla, which means "books." In tbe I ( of know a man In our town way "Scrip Facsimile Signature Who hopes some day to make a ptle same we speak of the AN HEIRESS LOST. Of money, and his wife declares tures" or "writings," both in the That when he does they'll live in style. plural NEW YORK. In "The Scripture of Truth," a re- i Qualified for It. markably successful book by Sidney KTITuQniXFKJn "Are those people as good at the Collett, the author tells of the origin, ascent of the mountains as they pre- history, symbols, alleged errors and You Have under the Foajj The EM Always Bought tend to be?" contradictions In the Bible. Guaranteed "I suppose so. From the way they are tagging on to the society folks Powerful Plea. Exact Copy of Wrapper. In Use For Over 30 Years. VMS CKWTAU OOMFAMT. T MUMMAT aTMKET. Mr VMR OITY. here, one can see they are born A man In North Carolina, who was climbers." saved from conviction for horse steal- ing by the powerful plea of his law- Easy to Lick Russia. 1910 Model. yer, after his acquittal by the Jury, A couple of little newsies stood in "So Blffels took you out in hie was asked by the lawyer: front of the Youngstown (O.) Tele- W. L. DOUGLAS car?" "Honor bright, now. Bill you did gram bulletin recently reading the W. L. Douglas makes and sells more "Yes." steal that horse. Oiin't you?" miking comments $3.00, 93.50 and $4.00 shoes than printed lines and any other manufacturer in the world "Did you have a rattling good time?" "Now, look Judge," was the on the press reports. SHOES "That's it, exactly I thought the reply, "I alters did think I stole that "Gee. It says here 'at there's liable $2.50 3.00 $3.50 4.00 4.50&'5.00 pieces 1 Mamed machine would rattle to hoss, but since hearn your speech to to be some o' troubles 'ith Russia on FOR MEN, WOMEN AND BOYS before we got back." that 'ere Jury, I'll be doggoned If 1 account ob de treaty," said one. WX.Dougla $3.00 & $3.50 shoes are worn by millions ain't got my doubts about It." Na- "What's de difference?" said the of men, because they are tbe best in the world for the price In a Crowded Restaurant. tional Monthly. other. "DIs country don't need to W. L. Douglas $4.00, $4.50 & $5.00 shoes equal Custom Harold (who has been earnestly Bench Work costing $6.00 to $8.00 worry." Why L. Douglas make sell $3.00, watching gentleman evidently enjoy- To Preserve Historic Building. does W. and more $3.50 "Ob, I don't know," said the first and $4.00 shoes than any other manufacturer in the world ? his luncheon) I say, mother, I do A started In ing movement has been speaker, "it might bring on a war." BECAUSE : he stamps his name and price on the bottom and Howell Has your automobile cost hope we'll get a seat soon; that man's Frankfort, Ky., to preserve the "little "Hub!" sniffed the second boy. guarantees the value, which prot ct. the wearer against high you much? making me feel frightfully hungry. red brick" building on the old State "Uncle. Sam could lick Russia wid de price, and inferior .hoes of other makes. BECAUSE : they IssWl Powell About fifty thousand dol- Punch. House square on account of its his- Salvation army." are the most economical and satisfactory ; you can save money toric Interest. The building now bv wearinar W. L. Douslas shoes. BECAUSE: thev have no sArtPvlb lars? equal forstyle, fit and wear. DON'T TAKE A SUBSTITUTE FOR W.I L DOUGLAS SHOES. you Pardonable. standing is H8 years old, and Daniel Consoling Thought. Howell What do mean? W. L. Douglas shoes, write W. L. Douslas, Brockton, Mass., for catalog. go- If your dealer cannot supply Powell I was engaged to a girl who Gentleman See here! I'm not Boone, on the occasion of visits to "Do you believe, doctor," asked Shoes sent everywhere delivery charges prepaid. Fast C.los AVefe. Ud- - was worth that amount and I took her ing to pay any such rate as you chargo. Frankfort after it was erected, visited Mrs. Wumps, "that men become e years for e ride, and-th- blamed thing broke Do you think I'm a fool? the offices on business. In two what they eat?" down, and she had to walk five miles Cabman" (apologetically) What else the building will be 100 years old, if "Yes. madam. I do." said the bishop. and the next day she sent me a letter court! I think, sir, when you took a cab left standing, and is the oldest state "What a comfort that must have Sperial Offer to Printers breaking the engagement. Instead of a street car? building In existence. been to those eiirly missionaries when from ink in Savannah, Ga. by they were eaten by the canni- This paper is printed made SOUTHERN OIL & INK CO., Savannah, Ga. 6 Hard Lines. A Hard.' Swain. To Explore Greenland. bals!" sighed Mrs. Wumps. Harper's the Price cents Te poet's life "Why do you refuse roe a kiss?" Two expeditions are announced for Weekly. per pound, F. O. B. Savannah. Your patronage solicited. Could not be worse; "Kisses may convey germs," ex Greenland the coming summer. A wu ii .as h i urn Nobody wants plained the girl. Swiss will try to cross the country To buy his verse. When Your Eyes Need Care OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOl 9COOOO doesn't me. Didn't I to stxty-S'pvent- "That Bcare from west east under the Try Murine Eye JHo Smarting Feels always lick your slate for you when parallel, and a party of Danes, Floe Acts Quickly. Tr It for Red, Weak, Why Rent Farm A Household Hint. uyauus. THE HOMESEFKING FARMER a we went to school?" of the Swiss, will make an lYairi-- Kyeu aud urauuiated illus- looking tor wonderfully productive Young Wife (Bobbing) George emulous trated Book In earl Package. Murine is compelled to your landlord moat ...... 1 m MK.ti.nt M. and be to py attempt to cross the island at its h. of your hard-earne- d profits? Own your own treated me awful mean. He he used In surtM-tbiu- l Physicians' l'ruc-- I THE CAT GOT HER. greatest width. 10 decrees farther tlco for many years. Now dedicated u the Int-- ssVSM. larm. secure a free MomeBtead in promised to give me a machine for lie and sold by Uruggnto nt ISe and me perHntile. Manitoba, Saakatuhrwan or ' TEXAS FARMS my birthday, and it It came home north. Murine Kye Salvo In Aseptic Tubes., 2So and Sue. rS "'"m-'ss- s Alberta, or purchase Eye Chicago ana in one of thewe today. Murine Remedy Co.. in healthy rlimate. perfect title from districts and bank a Lumtago, Rheumatism and Chilblains (HI Then what are you i ' hands, $10. or Her Mother so can have details for the Srufltof mu There is nothing that gives quick Got a New Wife. acre crying about? benefit as Hunt's Lightning Oil. The asking Large body for .election. every year. Young Wife It s a it's a washing "Wombat is working like a horse. Any good farmer ran make this Land purchased S very minute it is rubbed on the Im- years ago at 910.00 in machine. provement is noticed. For over thirty He used to be rather lazy. Why the land pay itself out on our low acra has recentli change?" prices and easy terms Address changed hands years this Liniment has been acknowl- 5.00 an aere. The a new management. Decidedly Handicapped. edged to be the uest for these troubles. "He's under SPUR FARM LANDS cropfl crown on tl.e e it. wife needs a lot of ex- lands warrant tbe Aunt Nancy Think of studyin" to Every druggist will recommend His latest SPUR DICKENS COUNTY TEXAS You can 26c and 60c per Dottle. pensive things." be a doctor, oh? Don't you do it Price 30000COCCOCOOOCOOOOOOC 500 RTsWilHSa Young Man Why not. aunty? Become Rich A Quarter Century Aunt Nancy You can't git no prac- Babies at Halt Price. by cattle ralsing:,dairylns;.mlxed ye git married, an' ye can't Little Bessie and her mamma were Before the pul.lio. Over Five Million Frie 7 farming; and grain srrowine; in tice till con-stHi- it T doing sights of the town. Soon Suinpli'H given .way each year, The "XL7gW Can Earn a Salary the province of Maultobat git married till ye git practice, that's the mi.! increasing Miles from taaaples Sa:a batchew an and Alberta. why. they came to a show where a ticket proves the genuine merit of Allen's Foot. 1 Every Month I'rre booneatead aad pre- RepresentingJJThh Every- emption areas, as well as land "Children half price." Law, the antiseptic powder to be shaken Oelinkatoh, announced body's and AnvENTuaa. Man or woman, held by railway and land com- - go In. mammy." into the shoes for Tired, Aching, Swollen Being Philosophical. "Oh, do let us said young or old it vou want work for one hour iisiiles, will provide boinea buy baby, now Trader ft.,t. Sample free. Address, Allen or eight hours . day, writ, to I or millions. 38 you didn't find the fountain of the little one. "and a Hoy, Adaptable healthful "So b. Olmsted, Le N. Y. THE PUBLISHING CO. ran soil, they're so cheap!" BtlTTERICK clliuate. epleudld At'hoola perpetual youth?" Buttcrlek Building. New York City aud churches. doudrai. ways. de Leon. "But 1 powerful remedy against rur settlers rales, decrluilvo "No," replied Ponce lMOV, The most literature "lASt Beat WeBl,rhow care. A man ought to get over Hibernian. sudden starts of Impatience U a sweet to lum-ouu- ry and oi tier don't write to Bup'tof lmuiN wearing hair and aaylng 'Rah, Rah!' Knlcker What is a stepiess car? and amiable silenoe. St. Francis de ration, Ottawa, Canada, or Mouse Where, is your sister? to tb some time in his life." First Bocker A step In the right Sales. HAIR BALSAM Oansdlsi. UoTernuieni Agent, Second Mouse Don't ask me. CTtastsiUkM bum D ran Mi Ilia h W. H. HOG ENS ffiHotH a laxuriavut growth. Qo ask the cat." 126 W. Ninth St., Kansas City. Mo The Fact In the Case. Patience is but lying to and riding rrs-en- ts psavfil Haas writs totbairautamratyoa the way the stories of some of Women commiserate tbe brave, men out the gale Beecber. ksir fwitnc. From Behold Him. pity TIM those old heroes of tbe day of chivalry the beautiful. The dominion of y the ballad master a sort of boll-da- Behold has usually this extent, no wider. try read, It muat have been On 's forehead is a curl. Por coatlveness and sluggish liver YVaUrVafM feat for them to unhorse an op- He'. Ju.t a poetaat.r W. 8. Landor. the unrivaled herb remedy. Garfield Tea. SINGLE And sing, the working glrL SWUM L. THOMPSON SOWS t.. Troy, M. V. ponent." is only thing UVfldMIT QUsUTf It was taking a knlgbt off, Tbe man who makes light of others Marriage about the "Well. will cure some girls of giggling. SII416HI31 CIGAR ALWAYS BEUABLSn W. N. U., Oklahoma City, No. 2S-19-12. wasn't It?" A Time Limit. seldom nets the world on fire. that "I'll never say die." His Feat. "Oh, yes, you will when your balr "That Bteeplejack did a paradoxical begins to (urn gray.' thing In fastening the weather signal church steeple " The Incongruity. on the very "What was it?" "Tbe contest of that will Is "He was successful In a vane at lively proceeding." ." "And yet It la a dead Issue." Unapt N Yarn to flirtterin ar weak. ue "RENOVINC." Made by Vaa Vlaat-Mansfla- M Drug Co.. Mmpnto, Tarn. frlca f t.OO The Clovis News Paper Made From Bear PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATION NOTICE Joseph F. Mc. Kinney and Rosa possessed, ana to foreclose any Grass Mc. Kinney for the sum of $788. right, title or interest that the In the District Court of Curry 00, as principal, and Experiments in the use of H. W. WILLIAMS interest said defendants Dillon and Lru-ne- r County, New Mexico amount paid for insurance on W. J. CURREN. Editor. bear grass for making paper, Attorneya--a might have in said real es- which have been conducted by account of the promissory note A. L. CURREN, - Publisher. Clovis : : New Mex Clovis Building and Loan Joseph tate. a paper manufacturing concern executed by you the said Association, Mc. Kin- You will further take notice in St. Louis for the last two F. Mc. Kinney and Rosa TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Plaintiff, April, you appear years have prpved so ney, on the 4th day of that unless and ans- successful DR. S. Q, VON ALMEN vs. no. 476 One Year $1.00 that steps have been taken by 1911, for the sum of $700.00, wer in said cause on or before A. J. Rhodes, as admin-istrator- of Six Months 50 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON payable to the order of said the 10th day of August 1912, Dr. F. C. Pearson and his asso- the estate of plaintiff, John Munch, and due judgment by default will be ren- ciates for the erection of a large Rectal Diseases a Specialty Louis Mud-slingin- Wire, deceased, year g Tactics Adopt- paper mill at El Paso. one after date, together dered against you and plaintiff Phone David Wire, Bertie Wire, I ed by Portales The territory around Van Horn 44 Clovis, N. M with judgment for costs and at will apply to the court for the Editor Lewis Wire.Chriss Wire, mort and other parts of Texas will be torney's fee; to forec losr a relief prayed for in his complaint The Portales Times is afflicted and Henry Wire, as the gage i,he following de- drawn upon to supply the bear upon filed herein. with a dreadful case of grouch. J. B. WESTERFIELD only heirs at law of Lou in grass for the proposed mill and scribed real estate, situate You will further take notice In every issue of that paper for is Wire, deceased, A. L Curry County, Mexico: this raw material will be used ...PHY3ICIAN... New that Harry L. Patton, whose Dillon W. 1-- the past few weeks it has devot- and J. Bruner, The S E 4 of Sec. 3. T. 2 N.. exclusively by the plant. It is Office business and post office address ed most of its weak and Rushing let North of First Nation Defendants. I claimed that it makes R. 36 E., executed at even date is Clovis, New Mexico, is attor- remarks to abusing and vilifying a verv al Bank. To the Defendants, David Wire, high grade of paper. with said note and to secure ney for plaintiff. Clovia. We know this uncalled Phones Office 153, Residence 269 Bertie Wire, Lewis Wire, Chriss any Bear grass grows profusely the same; and to foreclose In Witness Whereof, I have for abuse is not the desire of Wire and Henry Wire: said W. over a wide territory in Western interest that you, the J. hereunto set my hand and affix- the good people of Portales, but You will hereby take notice Frame, might have in said real Texas and Eastern New Mexico D- - D. D. Swearingin ed the seal of said court, thu merely the vicious vaporings of that a suit has been filed in the estate, as well as any interest and several have been ex- the 26 day of June, 1912. a diseased and vicious editorial Physician District Court of Curry county. Dilleno P. perimenting with it in several & Surgeon. the said defendants A. L. Await, Clerk of the Dis- mind. The good town of Por- New Mexico, in which Clovis Gaby, Sadie M. Gabv and Myra different ways. In some local- I make a trict Court of Curry Countv. tales is to be pitied, indeed, in specialty of diseases Building and Loan Association is W, Ewin might have in said real ities a yield of several tons to of the eye, ear nose and New Mexico. its misfortune in having such a throat Plaintiff, and you the said David estate. the acre may be obtained. It and fitting glasses. W. C. Zerwer. would-b- e literary carbuncle fast- McBee Bid., Wire, Bertie Wire, Lewis Wire. You will notice has been considered heretofore opposite postoffice. further take (Seal) ened onto them. No worse af- Office phone 173 Res. 192. Chriss Wire and Henry Wire as that unless you appear and ans as having little or no value. It Ex.Jaly 18 fliction c ou'd possibly befall a heirs at law of Louis Wire, de wer in suit, on grows in very large said or before the good town like Portales than to tufts, the ceased, together with A. J. day blades of grass being long 10th of August, 1912, judg- leave sucn an individual and L. A. D1CKMAN, M. D. Rhodes, as the administrator of in coarse. ment by default will be render Notice of charge of its newspaper. For a the estate of the said Louis Wire ed Sale It is claimed that there is am- - Physician and Surgeon against you, and plaintiff will neighboring town to advertise deceased and A. J. Dillon and pply to court Ndtice is hereby given, that I. Office Opposite the for the relief its neighbor as being dry, sandy, Antlers Hotel J. W. Bruner are the defendants prayed for in his complaint filed M. C. Spicer, as Special Master Phone 53. waterless, wicked and bankr upt and thet said cause is numbered n said suit. by appointment by the District id no advantage I 476 on Court of Curry County, which would Fit Glasses. the docket of said court. You will further take notice State of naturally upon You will New Mexico, will on rebound the further take notice that Harry L. Patton. whose the 3rd dav place so doing peo- general objects of August 1912, it. Eastern that the of said ost office and business address at the hour of ple would say DR. W. G. DRAKE action To 2 o'clock p. if Portales is only are as follows: recov is Clovis, New Mexico, is attor- m., at the south door 20 miles from Clovis (a next-doo- r er judgment against of the Court House in PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON the said ney for plaintiff. the city neighbor)and Clovis is dry, san- administrator of the estate of of Clovis in said countv. sell at Hay Phone 164 In witness whereof, I have dy and bankrupt, Portales must the said Louis Wire, deceased. public auction to the highest hereunto set my hand and affix naturally be the same. Office over Skidmore Drug Store for the sum of $1163.75, interest and best bidder for cash, ed the seal of said court, this the is to Clo- costs and attorney's fees, as following described real estate It needless say that the 26th day of June, 1912. vis has pltnty of water, good Alfalfa and evidenced by contracts due from with all buildings and improve- MISS ELLA CURREN A. L. Await, County water, exceptionally fine water, said Louis Wire, deceased, and Clerk ments thereon. Said real estate Prairie Hay Notary of Curry County, New Mexico, 98 per cent pure, and very well Public Stenographer to foreclose mortgage given by is described as follows: and Ex-Offic- Clerk of the Dis our neighbor knows it but his New Crop-Ju- ne Cutting NewajOffice Phone 125 the said Louis Wire to plaintiff All of Lots numbered Two (2) trict Court in and for said coun school-bo- y idea of trying to build to secure said indebtedness upon and Three (3) in Block number PHONE 333 9, Block 41 in ty. himself up by tearing his neigh- lot the original Forty-on- e (41) in North-Par- k W. C. Zerwer, Deputy. bor down is not the first Car Load Shipments on Money to Loan townsite of Clovis, Curry county addition to city effort (Seal) the of Clovis, of this kind perpetuated by a Short Notice at Lowest We have Plenty of mon- New Mexico, and to foreclose Curry County and State of New weak newspaper novice. Por- Market Price ey to loan on improved any interest that the said De- Mexico, as shown pn the official farms fendants, Dillon PUBLICATION NOTICE tales is a good town, has plenty Crane & Schnyder, in Curry and Bruner platt of said addition to Clovis, Agts. county. might have in said real estate. of water and we are glad to &ee n the Curry New Mex. Union Mortgage Co. You District Court of making farming by are further notified that real-esta- it irrigation County, New Mexico. The said te and prem- b. Apr. 25. unless you appear and answer in and pumping a complete success. ises to be sold to satisfy two cer- said cause on or before the 10th We hope it will get the sugar Clovis Building and tain judgments rendered in tin TREES of quality, day of August 1912, judgment beet factory. Clovis stands backed oan Association, above named Court on March. by a by default will be rendered ready in every way to help Por- quarter century's suc- Plaintiff, 29th, 1912, one in favor of J. F. against you and plaintiff will ap- tales secure it. Why its Ryther cessful business. Catalogue vs. no. 477 Bennett and against Wm. J. persistent!y"knock-ing- ply to the court for the relief should keep " on request. Marion Tull and Jessie Downing, and Emma V. Down- prayed for in its complaint filed on Clovis we cannot see. Hereford Nursery Co. ull, his wife, A. J. ing, for the sum of $798.00 and Round Trip in said Summer Hereford, Tex. action. Rodes as Administrator costs, including $78.00 as attor- Ladies You will further take notice are invited to call Tourists Fare of the estate of Louis neys fees, being case No. 475-- . that Harry L. Patton, whose and see the large stock of On sale June 1st to September I'll Sell Wire, deceased, David on the docket of said Court, and 30th, 1912. To points and Your Farm postoffice and business address GLASSWARE received east Wire, Bertie Wire, Le- - which was consolidated by or- at west. Final return limit Octo- Would like a list of several is Clovis, New Mexico, is attor- Scott-Trac- y der' of Court, with the stop-over- wis Wire, Chriss Wire case No. 459i Hwd. Co. ber 31st, 1912. With s good cheap farms within from ney for plaintiff. on going and and Henry Wire, as the the same being R. C. Hatch V, LOST -- returning trips. five to ten miles of Clovis. IN WITNESS Scotch Collie Dog, 0 Am WHEREOF, - S. Wm. J. $7.25 Round only heirs at law of Iou- Downing and Emma . months old. Sable and white trip to Artesia, expecting a number of land buy- I have hereunto set my hand N. M. On sale May is Wire deceased, A. L. V. Downing, w which, judgment: . marks. Return to E. 30th, 31st ers from the east in a few davs and affixed the seal of said Jacobson, and June 1st. Return Limit Dillon and J. W.iBruner, was rendered in favor of said or Doc Jenkins re- and want a list of the best court, this the 26 day of June, and receive June 3rd. bar Defendants. plaintiff R. C. Hatch for the sum. I ward. E, Jacobson. pd gains in land. 1912. J. II $56.95 Clovis, N. M. to Wash- To the defendants, Marion Tull of $320.00 and costs, including W. L. Mansfield, Mgr. A. L. Await, clerk Ice tea glasses, fancy ta- ington. D. C. On sale June 5th and Jessie Tull, his wife, David i30.00 as attorneys fees, and in and 7th. Mansfield-Claiborn- g Co. of the District Court of Curry ble tumblers, water bottles, Return Limit June Wire, Bertie Wire, Lewis Wire which conaolidated actions the 12th. Extension may be had to Clovis, N. M. county, New Mexico. plaintiff pitchers, etc., just July 12th. Chriss Wire and Henry Wire: J. F. Bennet, was ad-- . received W. C. Zerwer, Deputv. judged Scott-Trac- You will hereby take notice the holder of a firft and , at the y Hwd. Co. $8.35 Round trip to Slaton, pie (Seal) Texas. On available supply of the bear a suit has been filed in the prior mortgage iien on said sale June 14th, and grass that real J. H. Brown, a fireman of this 15th with final return limit June to keep several paper District Court of Curry county, estate for said sum of $798.00 place, left Tuesday mill PUBLICATION " for a visit 16th. of large capacity constantly NOTICE New Mexico, in which Clovis and costs, and that tha plaintiff with his parents in Texas. He $17.25 Round trip to Santa Fe running. New York Sun. Building and Loan Association R. C. Hatch, was adjudged has been very ill for some time N. M., the but hopes on sale June 10th, 11th In the District Court of Curry in nlaintitT nd vnn t)u anir) 'Mar. holder of a mortgage to be able to go to and 12th. Rev. E. P. Aldredge Por- lien on Final Return limit of County, New Mexico. real-estat- work again in a few weeks. June 17th. tales, passed through ionTulfand Jessie Tull. his wife said e for the amount ; Clovis on and you the said David Wire. For his way to Dallas. Texas. Tues- of his judgment in the sum of Just the kind of china-war- e additional information in John Munch, Bertie Wire. Lewis Wire. Chriss regard to the day. $320.00 and costs, but subject to you have been look- - above rates and Plaintiff, I Wire and Henry Wire, as heirs routes please call the first mortgage Scott-Trac- y on me at tick- Mrs. Pitts, of Melrose, is visit at law of Louis Wire deceased, lien held by imfor Hwd. ys. I no. 525 et office or Phone 156. ing her Mrs. together with A. J. said J. F. Bennett Co. sister, Kennedy of Joseph F. Mc. Kenn'ey, Rhodes as above men- D. C. Knowles. Agen.t this city. administrator of the estate of tioned, and that said real estate Rosa Mc. Kenney, Dil- - I the said Louir Wire be sold according to the provis- leno P. Gaby, Sadie M. deceased, and A. L. Dillon and ions of the statute, by M. C. Gaby, Myra W. Ewin, W. Bruner are the defendants Spicer as Special Master, to sat- and J. W. Frame. and that said cause is number ed 477 on the docket of said court. isfy said judgments according to 5 BSBjjjjSjjSBB Defendants. I You will further take notice their priorities and make due re- To the defendants Joseph F. the general objects sS that of said port of such sale to said Court. Mc. Kinney, Rosa Mc. Kinney action are as follows: To re- Witness my hand this and J. W. Frame: cover judgment against the said 5th day Marion Tull of June, 1912. You will hereby take notice and Jessie Tull, his wife, and A. J. Rhodes as the M. C. Spicer, Special Master, t I that a suit has been fiied in the if is i. M jgjj administerator of said estate b J6. I I District Court of Curry county, of David Wire deceased for the New Mexico, in which John sum of $1302.69, interest, cost of ' i Munch is plaintiff, and you, the suit and attorney s tee, as evi- Notice for Publication denced by contracts due by said said Joseph F. Mc. Kinney, Rosa Department o( the Interior. U h Land H if Marion Tull, and Jessie Tull, Sumner N 11. ifl Mc. June 27. 1912 Kinney and J. W. Frame, Notice in hereby his wife, and assumed given that William Byrne, of together with by the said Louis Wire ,""uu' "aa on juiia 22th 1MJK made Humeetead Serial 01,763 f N P. Gaby, due to plain tiff, to foreclose or E Sec 7, T, 4 Means that we will make you profit-shar- er Dilleno Sadie M. Gabv and North, M, 36 K, a in our and who on May 24. lw made . , , business. Step insidi mortgage given by the said additional and Myra W. Ewin are the de Hume teed entry No, 06544. for 8K . Marion Tull and Tull, Mction 7. ";"T woi iuomrose pattern in the original Wm. Rog- - Jessie his TownahiD 4 North, Kan ife 85 east. fendants, and that said suit is N M eagle brand silverware. wife, to plaintiff to secure said P Meridian, ha filed notice of intention to numbered 525 on the docket of indebtedness upon Lot 10, Block make Five year proof w eatablieh eUim . a. 214 said court. 34 in theOriginal Townsite of land above described, before w J Curren. U s ahd.lainHotei uommiaaioner m hia office at Clovl. N M. on the M. You will further take notice Clovis, Curry County, New Mex- Ibtn day of Aug.. 1W2 W. JQHNSON ico, Free that the general objects of said which said real estate wan Claimant name a witnaaaea: conveyed to the said Louis Wire, rraneia M. Hoee of Claud. N. M. Robert H suit are as Snelllnga of Clovia. N. 14 follows: To recover deceased, during his lifetime, Al Waldo. Claud. N, judgment against you the said niuiaiu a Kennedy, ul Haa. N, M, and of which he died seized and Arthur Curren, Keglater In Memoriam I' B Died at his home, 112 North PHOl REI .I-T- Gidding St, Wednesday morning at 4:30 o'clock, P. J. Mersfelder, aged 74 yearB. Interment in the BERT CURLESS city cemetery Wednesday, fun- eral services being conducted at the family residence where a large number of friends, includ- ;infir ing members of the Masonic fra- ternity, assembled. Mr. Mers- Interi felder moved to this section of W the country in 1893 and has resid- ed hpre continuously ever since. CLO He has been In bad health for some time past and his death was not unexpected

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-. Auditor Fixe; Tax Levy of ion to ti.f j.- sujw of Senate Died BUI State at 13 Mills No. 17J as amended in R- Mrs. tfattie J. Barton, at egard to scho il levies. N. .fa 25.-Thir- teen her home six mil.--ii aoutheajt of Snnta F, M.. ie Respi ci I'tljly yours, Clovis un June 'SI, In term ml in mil's is to be tho ItfV? '. . G. Sr.rgent, for the first fiscal year of the' the Far well cemetery on the 2), new state. That is three mills beside a husband VV M. Burton, three grown daugters a son mnre than tin- - last levy made and under the territorial form ol'j LurDanK s Latest are left to mourn the loss of a W. kind and loving mother and af- government. State auditor j Luther Burb'ihk, the botanic- i wife. MAXWELL GIVES C. Sargent tod iv aM the fectionate SERVICE lresvd al wizard, has branched out into Service Measures the Worth of Any Motor-Drive- n Vehicle. following to the hoards of Jetter a new tield for his genius. He county commissioners of each of Miss Rosalie Lambert, was in Its Record in the Glidden Tour Proves the MAXWELL Is the Car for You developed ilie spineless cactus proved In GUdden as tourlngr Four twenty-si- x cou from her homestead Friday, near Maxwell decisively the Tour Its the reliable automobile. the ities. cars proved 100 per cent efficiency at all times throughout the 1,434-mll- o run over the hardest roads In the Blacktowei-o- offered. Maxwell way ouly team the car on re- and has made it a success in Cal- land business. United States, winning all trophies the perfect SfOre easiest tires. For the purpose of raising the victor among 6 o: America s oosi Known cars. venue to pay appropriations ifornia where the soil and the A number of Clovis people left made by law. for state purposes climate are admirably adapted for Las Vegas, Wednesday, to MAXWELL and for state, charitable and to its growth. Now he propose3 witness the Johnson-Flyn- n fiht, penal institutions, I respectfully to try it in the alkali deserts of Car Miss Laura Turrentine has re- The MASCOTTE you levy of Arizona. He has asked con- 1 request that cause a turned from Rora, Mo., where for the one-hal- f mills on gress for twelve sections of gov- eleven and the she has been teaching school for 25 H. P. ernment land, now absolutely dollar to be made upon all the the past session. Family Man Touring Car taxable property within your worthless, to be granted to him county; the same when collected in fee if at the end of five years Mrs. Turrentine has assumed in Town to be turned into the state treas- he shall have been able to grow charge of the Commercial hotel j al-- and ury to the credit of the first fis- successfully 100,000 plants on the again. The Commercial has i $1,175 cal year of the state of New land by that time. Of course, ways been classed as one of the County F. O. B. Denver Mexico to be distributed by the the government requires Mr. leading hotels of the city and Fully Equipped required by Burbank to pay the usual filing the new management will un- $1,178 f. . b. Denver. atate treasurer as Fully equipped. law. fees. doubtedly add to its popularity. MAXWELL "SPECIAL," TourlnK $l,KO MA .$1,345 purpose of raising , Congress has that sort of bill Miss Fay Brooks has returned For the MAXWELL "MASCOTTE," Roadster...... 101, 1U MA . 720 revenue for the various sinking before it and it is expected that from Canyon City, Thursday, All Price F. O. D. Denver, funds and the payment of inter- favorable action will be taken at where she has been1 visiting for Combines Reliability with Hisb-Cira- de Appvnranre, on the state debt. I re- the next session. It will make the past two months. both fully developed Maxwell characteristics. Kecog-Th- e lacked est ntzed as " Aristocrat of Moderate-Price- d Cars." request you cause a great deal of k.nd now worth- Wears lon rest, easy to operate and universally satis-mo- re spectfully that Mr. and Mrs. Matsey spent factory to than 50,000 owners. Official records levy one and one-hal- f mills less valuable if the experiment of New Yoi k state show that 91 per cent of Maxwells a of the 4th at Hereford. registered In 1905 are still In use. be upon shall prove successful. on the dollar to made Write TODAY "The Ktory the Gil FOR RENT-Furnis- hed house for of all the taxable property within Automobile" booklets and the con Apply of E. J. Feagan your county; the same when for rent. THE: Fire, Life, Accident, and Health at the freight depot. tf collected to be turned into the Insurance. - C. A. Clark. state of New Mexico to be dis- FERNALD AUTOMOBILE CO. by the state treasurer F. M. Gordon has just re- Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming Distributors for tho tributed For Trade "MAXWKLU" the "COJLUMB1A," tin "SAMPSON MoTOK TKUCK. by law. ceived a shipment of the A good paying Confectionery of latest improved Singer sew- 1216-122- 6 Broadway DENVER, COLORADO Complying with an orrlar in Clovis to trade for 160 acres requir- machines--N- o sheep sanitary board. a3 ing use to go of land. M iquire 9. Chapter 55. Laws ed by Sec. any further if you want the x v z, this o 1903, you are requested to cause best. a levy of eight mills to be made upon each dollar of the as.esed value of all sheep assessed with- The Old Cow Boy in your county; the same when Hard Times Price; Bootmaker be turned into the collected to RhrA m iiln tn iirrler M nn 1!' u) t, etvn lot of state treasury to the credit of the sheep sanitary fund. rienrv I respectfully call your attent- - '"l UNDERWORLD OF L0NDCN ONE AMERICAN AMONG THEM .THE Necessary to GrubStake can be marketed, that affords Ruppe Returns to Albuquer- Report of the condition of khe Rea.m of Featuring Unrest for Whi. H Bank and Trust Clement Thomae A. the Farmer a stumbling block to many pros- que in Awful Fix American Shorter Name ! No Peso and Edison On of Ten Qreateet Thar recog- Company of Clnvis as No Hope. Washington, June 29. The pective settlers. It is "I return to Albuquerque al- Men of Age. lecessity of "grub-staking- " the nized that the farming area quan-dr- y State of New Mexico, on June A dreadful, fearful underworld. K most a Democrat; I'm in a Short-ar- e "Doubtless," writes Clei ent craw'-In- g recognized by must be extended, and more 29th, 1912. many wilderness of sin Infested with trmer has been over the political situation er. In tbe Strand, "there atomies with vermin. A (loon men living (he orld today conven-n- s acres cultivated to keep up with in to treat in unrest for which e first of the national and am a frame similar RESOURCES greatness, realm of festering men with prospective la no peace, no hope, no relief, the present march of progress, many thousands of voters in the on $1,085.50 reatness there to meet this year, that of Loans real estate, no salvation. A place of darkness, la some system is n my judg-- p e republicans, in the adoption but financial east about ready to pass up Loans on Collateral which children awake in the night to needed to aid the farmer. In both and Roosevelt and get world to-al- k grapple with tbe unclean thing. And ,i a section of the platform to Taft Security other than of life that Is what all the poor lost anuli im- the cities one can buy anything ready to vote for a democrat." 25,708.43 In a the effect that "it is of great Real Estate down there are doing, all night lnn; baby buggy to a spoke Rup- porn portance to the social and eco- from a grand Thus Major Bernard Loans and Discounts and every night, but not by days, be- nomical welfare of this country, piano or a house and lot on the pe. of Albuquerque, who return- All others 12.924.32 cause there la no day In thet foul Top-he- t. installment plan, and universally ed to the city today after an ex- Down there it Is all darkness and that its farmers have facilities Overdrafts !04 94 a nightmare of haunting forms and o.- - is borrowing easily and cheap- the miner prtwpectdr grub- tended visit in the east. Major Other Stocks, Bonds and faces. Knees and forms made visible lor Is too ea in- staked, but so far no system has Ruppe attended the Chicago con- In the darkness by the phosphores- ly, the money they need to Securities, 6,536.00 will cone r Dis-- e cence of their own corruption. The been devised in this country for vention and then went to New who, crease the productivity of their Due from B inks and raell. Th old, old faces of little children. The by d hlm- - land. It is as important that f- extending easy credit to the York to visit his mother. Hankers. 13,597 25 force Mdeous childishness of senility. Tbey inancial machinery be provided farmer anxious to clear new "The political situation as I Hanking House. Fur- gibber at you as you pass, and flout and mock you in your dreams after land, and become a productive found it in the east is puzzling," 11 Mr. Emperor to supply the demand of the niture and Fixture":. 12, 86.1 "1 Roosevelt or of William ward, all dabbed with and sweat are, de- tears is factor in the community. said Mr. Ruppe. "Nobody knows 6:"0.00 of this character had better be and contorted with pain, yet bursting farmers for credid, as it that Other Real Estate Owned, cided a century hence. As you ask - In foreign countries the plan what is going to happen next. I and swollen with evil mirth at the the banking and currency sys- j Chocks and other me, however, to Join In what can sight of one another's misery and suf- has been successfully em- believe the scramble will culm- scarcely a I sug- terns be reformed in the interest mot Cash Items 1.410.25 be serious discussion. fering. They loom through the driv- gest wo name of a living I ployed. The peasants of France inate in making Democrats out that toko tbe ing reek, pale, spectral, floating on of general business. Theref ore, Gold Coin. .290.00 man country who bi.n, by the owners pro- from each unclean wind forever we recommend and urge an are land to an extent of many Republicans and Cold Certificates. :;t)0.iu lnventionor creation, stamped himself that drifts through these malodorous stews of In- hardly realized in other coun- gressive republicans." GO upon Ms age. I therefore no.nlnate the investigation oi agri- Silver coin, 944. famy In a never-endin- g succession of ten greatest men of the present ,day cor- tries. The system, which is New Mexico politically is spot- certificates, S9S.00 ogling death-mask- Women's faces cultural credit societies and Silver fi s follows: and directed by drift along with these others, weeping porations in other countries, and sanctioned the less and without stain, contrast- Legal Tenders, 285.00 "Great Britain, Thos. Hardy; Great government, is, to a Certain ex- with an infantine abandon, making an the passage of state and federal ed with some of the eastern National Bank Notes, 2590.00 Britain, Lord Lister; United States, ugly mouth and letting the big glitter- laws for the establishment and tent, responsible for the thrifty-spiri- t states, Major Ruppe said today. Thomas A. Edison; Italy, Gugllelmo ing drops ooze from their Bunker or throughout Marconi; Italy. Olacomo Puccini; rheumy wyes and trickle down their capable supervision of organiza shown France. "Talk about corruption in po- France, Francois Coppee; Austria, The plan provides a man bloated or hollow cheeks. Young men's tions for the purpose of loaning: that litics," said the major. "New Total Resources, $82,031 10 Richard Strauss; Germany, Hermann faces, perplexed and frowning, Sudermann; Belgium, Mae- that may borrow on his land very Mexico begin to stack Maurice should be gay or resolute. funds to farmers." doesn't LIABILITIES. terlinck; Russia, Elie Metchnikoff." close to the complete value, by up with the other states. I saw The sky above that Intorted maze of ine rauroau companies in charnel-house- s arranging in advance the num- Capital Stock, $30,000.00 Is red as if with the their comprehensive campaigns enough of graft and big steals vital stream of life as it ebbs out with years will Undivided Earnings. 279.30 PAINTER IN HIS OLD AGE home-seeker- ber of that he take to on in to convince the dying day. Night comes as to secure colonist and s going the east down Deposits Subject If God frowned. Forum. for the vast undeveloped pay back the loan. His interest me that New Mexico isn't so bad Retired Rear Admiral Wins Distinc- periods arranged so -- to Check, 39.004.04 tion With His Landacapea Done in agricultural empire of the west, are then at after all." Herald. much a year, amount being Deposits, Time, 7,151.75 Water Color. civic organizations, who have the SHIP GETS STRANGE ORDER less. dfinendino; Cashier's Checks to irreater or on worked this end, have always Rear Admiral Charles Henry Davis, Obeys Mysterious how soon he intended that (hetcWanted 100 Head of Sheep Outstanding, 3,258.70 who Message on Slats been met by the lack of faci- retired from active service In the and Rescues Due to United navy years ago, People From payments should completely pay Would like to buy about 100 Other Banks States four Slnklpg lities for money by which the thirty-tw- Vessel. off his debt. Against th bonds and Bankers, 2.095.38 has paintings on exhibition could tide himself head of good ewes, or would In the Corcoran Art gallery Wash- farmer over All at Robert Dale Owen and mortgages issued to supply 500 1000 on other Liabilities, 781.39 ington, D. C, which Is one of fin- is our authority until his first crop returns are like to run or shares the for the following loans, est public galleries in America and story: these the credit fancier Inquire of W. C. Crow, Clovis. "The mate of sail- realized. one in which the knights of the pal- a bark which was issues its bonds i small amounts 25 pd. Total Liabilities, $82,031.10 ing sou'westwards across banks of Securing is 4t to July ette and brush consider it quite a tri- the the land compara- Newfoundland work-'n- bearing interest at 8 per cent or I, N. B. Pond, Cashier of the umph to have their pictures exhibited. was in the cabin tively an easy proposition. Wlvre To a singular genius added out tbe vessel's course when be less, which are sold in large WANTED once exper- above named bank do solemnly he has noticed a no government land is at painstaking Industry, has pushed man sitting at the other end obtainable quantities to mode- and of the busy investors of ienced cook. Inquire at the swear that the above statement, himself up into an enviable place table writing on a slate. it is usually easy to buy any Thinking it was the captain, he paid rate means. Germany has a is to my knowl-an- d among the best landscape painters in area from ten to 360 acres, on Star Hotel. true the best of no further attention, but presently, or- water colors in this country. chain of banks belief. looking up from his calculation, h very easy terms. It is getting It. At a in sup- ganized for the purpose loan- time life when he was saw the man suddenly disappear. of N. B. Pond, Cashier. posed to have finished his mission, the land cleared and into crops, ing money The Famous Georgia Monu- "Startled, he went at low rates to small be- and to be go across, picked up and the of crops -- Subscribed and sworn to allowed to back and sit the slate, care until they farmors. ments. All kinds. C. A.Clark. down In a corner and be very still, and found written on it, fore me this 2nd dav of Julv, 'Steer to the the old hero of the Civil war and northwest.' 1912. "He called Spanish-America- n war appears as vir- the captain. The writing ile in his intellect as he was at thirty, was certainly not that of any of the Win. Fleming. Nottry Pub'ic. crew, and has become a master of art. rev- and eventually It was decided to My Commis-io- n obey ExpireVEeh. 21 eling In a realm of beauty, and trans- the strange order. The vessel was put - 1910. ferring the beauty from his own soul in a not- westerly course and a man to canvas, to delight fel- stationed at the masthead to (Seal) and bless his keep lows. What a beautiful example this a sharp lookout. condensed Correct. Attest. grizzled old veteran and this delicate "In a few hours they sighted ioe, statement L. C. West. John R. Anderson, artist set to old men who think there and amongst It, In an almost sinking condition, a big M. Boyle. Director?. Is nothing left for them to do. The ship. They reached Christian Herald. her Just in time to save her people. Among them was a passenger whom Of the Condition of the How To Prepare Land the mate recognized as the stranger Independent Beggar. who had written on the slate. For Planting Seed William E. Kilganon. clerk of the According: to the other passengers, this A large amount of moisture juvenile court, found out Saturday aft- man had been in a deep sleep ot 5fe ernoon that some men beg because trance at the hour at which the lnc AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST CO. has fallen during the past wint- they do not wish to work. An agile dent had taken place." er, and there is a goodly supply fellow, fairly well dressed, was about of it in the soil this spring. the courthouse asking for "Just a If dime." He "struck" Kilganon. His Money's Worth. this moisture is properly conser- "I won't give you any money," said A man with a long but scanty beard Of Clovis, New Mexico. ved the chances for a drought Kilganon, "but I can get you a good and a gimlet eye came into Cyrus " Teed's ge-ier- store, next summer will be greatly re- Job Kilganon remembered that a in a little New manufacturer had called him over Hampshire town, and called for five duced. Early cultivation of the the phone a abort time before and cents worth of peanuts. Cyrus meas- corn land will conserve the mois- told him be was in need of a good ured out a pint and handed the bag At the close of business June 29th 1912. over. and make summer cultiva- man. He said he would pay Sl.75 a The man weighed It in his hand ture day. and looked more easy. discontented than tion more In some parts Kl'sanon had taken the receiver ever. of the Eastern section of Kan- from the telephone and was about to "There ain't many there, be they?" he sas the best way to prepare land tell the manufacturer he had found a asked querulously. "Ain't it kinder 3 man for him beggar small measurer when the asked for corn is by plowing, even "Regular RESOURCES how much the Job would pay. full pint, what I always though the corn is to be planted told him. give for a nickel!" snapped Cyrus, who with a lister. The land may be "I wouldn'4 work for anybody for knew his customer well. "Why, when 1 was down In Boston," JJ - - in that," Laid the beggar. Loans and Discounts $40,378.25 either in the fall or the spring. "All right," argued the bearded man, "there was a replied Kilganon, "get place Where there is not sufficient out of here." Indianaimlis Newt. there where 1 could get twlcet as many peanuts as this for five Overdrafts, Secured and Unsecured 904.94 time to plow the land and it is cents." 9s the purpose of the farmer to list How She Got Fresh Eggs. "Well," said Mr. Teed, deflnaltly, Warrants, Stocks and Bonds - 6,535.00 his corn, early discing is a com- A young lady living in a small city "the round trip to Boston in only 2 had impaired her health by too confin- .56. Why don't ye go down to Bos- mon and good practice. As soon ton Banking ing work iu a city office. Her phy- and get your money's worth?" House, Furniture and Fixtures 12,135.51 a the land is sufficiently dry, sician ordered ber to a sanitarium for This closed the Incident. Youth's Companion. cultivation with the disc should rest and upbuilding, and when she re- Other Real Estate Owned - 650.00 commence. The loose mulch left turned to work he instructed her to eat four fresh laid eggs dally; two Nuts by the disc will concerve mois- eggs for breakfast and the others raw That Give Light. Cash and Sight Exchange 19,812.08 ture, and the cultivation will l- in milk. Finding it difficult to obtain Seeds of two very remarkable trees dependably fresh eggs she persuaded have recently come to the government iberate plant food. This early plant her mother to permit her having a bureau through the bands of our agricultural Other Resources 2,215.38 discing will cover weed seeds and small flock In the home yard. A port- explorers. Both of tutun 3 might them to grow. They may able house was purchased and fifteen be called light bearers, though start In ways $82,631.16 then be destroyed by the later pullets Installed In It. A small brother somewhat different. was paid ten cents a week to feed aud One of them is the "pill" nut tree is good disc which grows discing. It a plan to care for the flock, two bags of ready-mixe- In the southern part of the corn land early and continue food were bought and the the Island of Luzon, and npwhere else result In cf the venture was not only all the Philippines. It is quite a large working the land till planting the tree, LIABILITIES eggs the young lady needed and a sup- and ita seed is described as ex- time. ply for the family, but there was a traordinarily rich in flavor. All the surplus which found a ready market Americans In the Philippines think it at the corner drug Btore, bringing ten the finest nut grown. When the nuts Capital $30,000.00 Arthur E. Curren, former U. are cents a dozen above the market price. roasted, If a lighted mntc'i be S. Commissioner here and Reg- The Christian Herald. touched to one of them. It will Burn Undivided Earnings 279.30 ister of the U. S. Land Office at like a lamp" so rich is it in oil. Fort Sumner, arrived from the German Working Girls. , Deposits Pecos River City last Wednesday statistics give a good idea of Baltimore a Convention City. ana will, on or about July 15, as- ho ie increasingly large number of Down to the civil war period, Baltl- - sume editorial and business man- country girls who go to the larger 781.39 cities from village small towns gp agement of the News. and In Clermany earn their daily bread, i there by all The largest number are employed in ig with 1832. Ice-crea- m Re- $82,631.16 freezers, cotton factories. There were about :iuue Am Henry Clay, Martin Pi frigerators, Gasoline and Oil ibO.000 girls employed last year in , James K. Polk, cotton mills aud 62,000 In tobacco i rjr Taylor, Lewis stoves, the kind that satisfies torles. In laundries 8,300 women i tree. General Bcott. 1 at Scott Tracy Hdw. Co. employed, of whom a large number ePn A. Douglas, John C. Brecklu- - eventually weat into wwrloe as ldge, John Bell and Abraham Lla-- toln (in lt). Notice for Publication. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice of Contest. Notice for publication. Irrigated Land for Noa rosl Mad. Non-co- land. 07W8 ' Non roal land 02116 Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office Sale or Trade Department of the Interior. Department of U. 8. Land Offloa the Interior Department of the Interior. United States Sumner. N. M.. 18. U. 8. land office at Ft. Sumner N. at. at Ft Sumner. N. M. May 20. 1912. at rt June 1912. 160 A. farming land y Land Office. 8umner. N. M.. Msy 13, of fertile Mar 20. 1912 Notice is her-'- given that Archie L. Dllllru-ha- Fort Notice Is hereby given that Wfllard E. Haynee Notice is herabr glrsn that William H. Cox. of Havener, N. M.. who on Feb. 1. 1907. 112. ofClovis. N.M. who, on August 9. 1906 made in the irrigated portion of the Homestead Entrv number 03386 for of Clovls. N M who on 9. 190H made homestead entry no. 02116 for Northeast To William n Gilbert of T ro. N.M contestee. December 8. W. quarter Sec. 21 Township In. range 86. E. Portales valley. Water 8 to 14 made Homestead Entry No. 01204. quarter section 19. township. 2 north range 84 Yon are hereby notlfler. hst Alva T. Snider N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of Inten- for S. K. quarter auction 22, town- east N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of In who gives Texico. New M :o. as his post office tion to make Five-ye- proof so feet will sell on liberal terms or to 1 ship 4 north rang- .IS eaet. N. M. P. M. ha tentlon to make five-ye- proof, to establish address, did on April 29. file In this establish claim the land above described William Curren, U. Commissi- - trade. Phone 194. five-yea- J. S. it. died notice of Intention to nnke final r Maim to the land above described before William. fire his duly corroborated to con-o- n In his office In Clovis. N M. on the 12th day of proof, to establish claim to the land a wvo J. Curren. United States Commissioner, In his test and secure the cancellati of your Hnme- - Aug. 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: Billy Buchanan, formerly of described, before W. J. Curren. II. 8. Commis- offloeat Clovis. N. M.. on the 8th day of July. stead Serial No. 08129. made June IS. 1910 for Ethsn G. Blslr. ThslesA. Boone. Alfred C. Fent sioner, In his office at Clovls, N at. on the 9th 1912. South-we- and Lots 1. 2. 8 and 4 Clovis. returned Tuesday to his day ofJuly. 1918. - ' and Talberl D. Lewis all of Texteo. M. M. Claimant n- r.es as witnesses: Section 6, Township 4 North Range 37 East Claimant names as witnesses: E. Register. farm near Portales. He is ac- Frank Magee. Robert 8. Brawley. Joseph O. N. M. P. Meridian, gi inds for his con-- i Arthur Curren. I.uther P. Carnes, of Claud. M. M PaulSuh and as Brawler. John R. Hickman all of Havener, N. M. test he alleges that said Willi H. Gilbert never companied by his brother, H. nel. Clovls. N. M . Augdsta Koa, of Claud. N. established on In question. Notice For Publication M., lister Simpson, of Clovls. N. M. Art V K residence the land Buchanan, who will spend the You are, therefore, further notified thst the Non-Ce- Land. Arthur K. Curren. Keaister, saki allegations will be taken by this office as Department of the Interior, U S land office summer with Billy on the farm. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. hnvlng been confessed bv vou. and your said en- Ft. Sumner N. M..June It. 1912. Notice Is hereby given Gabriel Scott-Trac- y Non-co- land, try will he canceled thereunder without your that T. Nelson H d w. Co., Notice for Publication U. 8. Office at of Clovis. New Mexico, who. on June 3rd tmentof the Interior. Land further right to be heard therein, either before Milliren-Buchana- NofMcoal land ner, N. M.. May 21. 1912. 1907. made homestead entry, serial no. 04324 for successors to the n office 4 1 Is this or on appeal, if you fail to file In this northeast quarter, section township north Money Department of the Intertor. II. 8. land office hereby given that Jesse O.Stanford range 86 East. New Mexico Principal meridian Talks I M office within twenty days after the fourth pub- Hdw. Co. at Fort Sumner. N.M.. May 21. 1912. of ktower, N. who on June 7, 1908. has filed notice of Intention to make Notice is hereby given that David W. mad H. E. no. 03266 for 8 W lication of this notice, as shown below, your final five year proof. 'to establish claim to the Nicholas of Clovla. New Mexico, who on Qua i Sec. 1 Township 1 North Range 84 snswes, under oath, specifically meeting and land above described before William J. Deputy Sheriff Dean left for When prosperity is the sub- M . M. filed June. 22. 1906. made homestead werlal No. P. has notice of Intention Curren, U. 8. Commissioner, in his office, at ake Final five-ye- proof, to responding to these alleeatlons of contest, or If Portales on legal Tues- eS8, for SE1-- 4 Sec. 17, Township 1 N. Flange Clovis, New Mexico, on the 12th day of Aug.. business, ject, the increased deposits to the land above describee", before you fsll within that time to file In this of- 1912. 3f! East and who on Dev. 20, 1909, made Will Curren. United day. I. States Commissioner. fice due proof thst you have served a copy of Claimant names as witnesses: in this Bank prove Add'l. entry for the NE1-- 4 in hi If ice at Clovis. N M on the 6th day of that your answer on the said contestant either In Daniel L. Moys. Clyde M. Frager. Thom- 20. township 1 North. Range 36 East. Albert it names as witnesses: person or by registered mail, ft thfs service Is M. prosperity is here again. N. M. P. filed of In- as. Emil Jarohson. all of Clovls. N. NOTICE OF SUIT Meridian has notice Pace, IWilliam H. Isaac P. Smith tention to make final five-ye- proof to estab- Hill. made by the dellvory of a copy of your answer Arthur E. Curren. Register Are you sharing in it? lish claim to the land above described before and Kiel ft. Copeland all of Bhtcktower. N. to the contestant In person, proof of such ser- In the District Court of Cur-r- y If W. J. Curren. United States Commissioner, in M. vice must he either the said contestant's written not, is his office Clovls. N. M. on 8th day of it possibly because at the Arthur E. Curren, Register. acknowledgment of hia receipt of the copy, Notice for Publication. County, New Mexico July. 1912. showing the date of its receipt or the sffidavit Non-Co- Land you are not doing business Claimant names as witnesses; of the person by whom the delivery was made Department of the interior U. S. Land Office The First National Bank Ethan O, Blair. Aron T. Williams. Albert U. FOR in a business way. NOTICE PUBLICATION stating when and where the copy was delivered; at Fort Sumner. N. M., June 18. 1912. Notice Daniels. J. P, Williams all of Clovls. N. M. by proof ser- of Clovis Non coal land. if made registered mail, of such is hereby given that Rufus E. Miller, of Clo- We suggest person that you open Arthur E Curren. Register ' Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Offic: vice must consist of the affidavit of the vis. N. M.. who. on Aug. 17. 1906. made Home- Plaintiff, May 1912. by copy was a. ft. Suuiner.N. M.. 21. whom the mailed stating when and stead 01932 for Lota 1. 2. 8 and 4 See 3. end on an account with us. Our . Notice is hereby given that Ethan G. Blair, the post office to which ft was mailed aud this vs. of Texico N. M.. who, on July 16. 1906, made May 18.1908. A.I.I In. HD. 06610. for Lot 1. sec 4. officers will gladly postmsst-er'- show you N affidavit must be accompanied by the s 4 Notice for Publication. Homestead Entry No. 03819 for W Township North. Range 33 East. New Max. Uril-Mau- 24, 36 Charles Crook and d ac- Section, township lnorth. range east receipt for the letter P. Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to the benefit of such an New M P meridian, haa filed notice of intention Non coal land. You should state In your answer the name of Five-yea- make five year proof to establish claim make Final r Proof, to establish clslm Crook, tion. Department of the Interior. U 8 Land office at to the post office to which you desire future no- to the land above described, before William I). tices to be sent to you. to the land above described, before William J. I. N. M. 28 1912. Defendents. Sumner June McBee. Probate Judge, Curry county; in his of- In Notice is hereby given that Sam D. Norfleet. Arthur E. Curren, Register. Curren. U. S. Commissioner his office at To ofClovis N.IM. who on June 12. 1908 mad fice at Clovis, New Mexico, on the 9th day of July Clovis. N. M . on the 12th day of Aug., 1912 the Defendants, Chares Crook of I publication May 23, 1912. American Bank homestead antry. (56R1. for the Southeast quar- 1912. Pate first Claimant names as witnesses: ter (BE1-4- ) of section 9, Township 3 north, ,. ,. second ,. ., 30, ., and Urilla Maud Crook: 34 N. M Meridian Hied Claimant times as witnesses: Ed. DeBerry. Henry N. DeBerry. James R. Walk- range East P. has .. ., third June 6. notice of intention to make final three-yea- r proof Jai.ies F. Curry. James P. Williams, George T. er, all of Clovis. N. M. Marvin L. Landis of You .. .. fourth ., IS. .. are hereby notified that a & Trust to establish claim to the land above described, Wilson. Alfred C. Fent all of Texico, New Mex- - ..' Fields, N. M. Company before William J. Curren. U. S. Commissioner, in his oltlce at Clovls. N. M.. on the 15th day Arthur E Curren. Register suit has been filed against CAPITAL $30,000.00 of August 1912. Arthur E. Curren. Register. you in Claimant names as witnesses: Notice for Publication the District Court CLOVIS, N. viEXICO Walter P. Greenfield, jasper w. George. Fred non coal land notice for publication. of Curry County, New Mexico, Rush. Willard Henry Barnard all ofClovis N. M. Notice For Publication Department of the Interior. U. S, Land office wherein the Non-co- M 10, 1912, Non'coal land. First National Bank Arthur E. Curren. Register. land, at Fort Sumner. N. June S. Officn Notice is hereby giventhat Temple D. Humphrey Department of the Interior. United States Land Department of the Interior, U. Land M. on 9 1907. Home- of Clovis. Currv Countv Now M of Clovis N who Feb. made Office. N. M.. 7. 1912. at Ft Sumner. N. June 28, 1912. Swl-4- , Ft. Sumner. June hereby M. stead Entry. No. 02122. for section 10. Notice is hereby given that Sam H. Sullivan, Mexico is Notice is given that Francis Rust Township 2 North. Range East. M. M. P. Mer- plaintiff and Charles KEEPING IN TOUCH NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION of Claud, N. m. ho. on June 12 1908. made K of Texico. N. M. who on 3ept. 8th. 1908 made 0eC59 idian, has filed notice of intention to make entry N0.061S for Southeast non coal land homestead entry serial no. for north year Proof, to to the homestead Crook and Urilla Maud Crook 4 five establish claim section 21. township 3 north, range 37 IT. office west quarter section 8 township north, rantre Curren, quarter, Department of the Interior, 8. land no- land above described, before William J New Mexico Principal Meridian haa filed the growth of com- 35 E, New Mexico P meridian has filed U. 3. Commissioner in his Mfice at Clovis, N. M.. East are defendants and numbered With at Ft. Sumner N.M. May 21, 1912. tice of to make three year notice of intention to make final five year his intention tin the 6th day of August, 1912. de- acti- Notice is hereby given M. Rosalie Lam- proof to establish claim to the land above de- proof to establish claim to the land above 513 on the Docket of munities and increased that Claimant names ss witnesses: U. 8. Commis-one- r said Court. U. S. Commis- scribed before W. J. Curren. bert of Clovls, New Mexico, who on scribed before Wm. J. Curren. George W Gilham. Charles J. Quante, Robert in his office at Clovls, N. M.. on the 2nd You are further notified that the vities of our population, the October 20th 190G.made homestead entry sioner at his office in Clovls, N M B. Luring. Robert Humphrey ell of Clovis N. M, day of Aug.. 1912. on the 151 h day of August 1912. , Claimant names as witnesses: general personal touch of friends is no. 08717 for South-we- st quarter Section 10 Arthur E. Curren. Register. objects of said suit Claimant names as witnesses: Phillip Mersfelder of Clovis. N. M. Long township 1 north range 34 E. N. M P J. be lost. You meet M. Al Weldon, of M, C Mersfeld are to secure a judgment on acer- - apt to meridian has filed notice of Intention to make William Byrne of Claud. N iBen Moorman, of Texico. N Louis Kennedy Haag. N. M. Texico, people, form pleas- Five year proof, to establish claim to the Claud. N M, William A of er ofClovis. N M.James Q. Burton of tain promissory note and to fore- congenial M. land above described, before W. J. Curren. U. Alf Newman, of Clovis. N. Notice for Publication N M. acquaintanceships, make Register. close a real estate mortjraire ant S. Commissioner. In Ills office at Clovis, New Arthur E. Curren. Register. Deaertmeatof the Interior. U. S. Land Office Arthur E. Curren. friends that become dear to Mexico on the 6th dayof July, 1912. at Fort Sumner. N. M.. June 21. 1912. made to secure said note on the i But the restless spirit Claimant names as witnesses: Publication. Notice hereby given that Lewis T. Grlgiby, Notice for Publication. following real estate to wit: The you, AndrewS, Pact', Lee T. Burnett. Samuel Jack- Notice for of Clovis. N. M who on Mar.. 29. 1909. mudu Non-co- Non coal land. of the age causes separations, son, Knight M. Homestead Entry. No. 06132. South-ea- st Southwest quarter of section Baker all of Blacktower. N. for U. S Land office at S Department of the Interior and meetings become less Arthur E. Curren. Register of the Interior. U land office at quarter. Section 27. Township 4 north. Range Fort Sumner, N. M. June 21, 1912 numbered eight, in townshiD FtSumner. N. M. June 21. 1912. 31 East. N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of Notice is hereby given that Emil Jacob-so- Greenfield; frequent. You grow away is hereby given that Waltee P Intention to make three Year proof, to establish of Clovls. N. M.. who on July, 22. numbered one north. Range Publication. of Clovis. N M. who on June 17, 1908 04368, from those whom in- Notice for claim to the land above described, liefore William 1907, made Homestead Entry, No. for thirty-fiv- e east, in Curry to your entry, 06722. for Coun Non coal land made homestead number J. Curren. U S Commissioner, in his office at Southwestquartar (Swl-4- ). Section 2. Township clination is to hold fast. D partment of the Interior, U. S. land office township 3 ty, New Mexico. southwest quarter of sectional north Clovid. Mexico, on August, 1 North, Range 88 East. N. M. P. Meridian, has Fort Sumner. N. M. May 20, 1912. New the Mth dayof at 34 Principal Meridian However, withour modern Notice is hereby given that John F. Bel). range E.. New Mexico 1912. tiled notice of intention to make three Year five-ye- You are further notified of Clovla. N. M.. who on December 5. has filed notice of intention to make Claimant namesas witnesses: Proof, to establish claim to the land above de- that telephone facilities, "out ot 190r., made homestead entry 01678 for the 81-- 2 to Ian.! proof to establish claim the John M. Varner, Jacob F Ohr, Joe. LaLonde. scribed before William J. Curren. U. S. Commis- if you fail to appear or plead in NWl-- 4 section a: township .'!. north sight, out of mind," should range 35 east. N. M, P. Meridian has filed above described before Wm. J. Curren. United Lester W Sailer, all of Clovls. N M sioner at his office at Clovis. N. M. on the 14th Clovis this cause on or before the 24th notice of intention to make five year States Commissioner in his office at Arthur E Curren, Register day of Aug. 1912. not be true. The use of the proof to establish claim to the land above des- New Mexico on the 15th day of Aug.. 1912. day of August. 1912, cribed, before William J. Currren. U. 8 Com- Claimant names as witnesses: judgment long distancetelephone keeps missioner. In his office at Clovis. N M. on the Claimant names as witnesses: Clyde W. Frsger. Doc Jenkins. Victor NeKsr. -- will be rendered against you in i h day of July. 1912. Sam Norfleet. Frank Westoff. Chester McGee. Notice For Publication Theodore Nelson all of Clovls N. M the fires of friendship burn- Claimant names as witnesses; LeaT. Burnett all of Clovis. N. M. said cause by default, and the Newton J. Wyatt. Ezra F. Mesalck. Martin V. Non coal land. Arthur E. Curren. Register. ing brightly. Distance E. Curren. Register. Pigman. Felix B. Payne all of Clovls, N.M, Arthur Department of the Interior United States land plaintiff will apply to the court orifice at Fort Sumner. New Mexico. June doesn't prevent a social call 21. 1912 for the relief sought in his com- friendlychat extending Notice is hereby given that James H. Riley, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION a NOTICE publication. Vraln, Mexico Sept. plaint. Notice for Publication for of St New who., on Non-co- land. congratulations expressing Non coal land. Non coal land. 9. 1907. made Homestead Entry, Number 02239 Department the U. 8. Land Olllce McBee & U office of Interior. Havener are attorn- words of sympathy in fact, Department of the Interior. 8. Land office Department of the Interior. U. S land! ut or North-we- st quarter. Section 18. N. M., 21 . 1912. Sumner, New Mexico, May 21, 1912. M. May 191.'. at Ft. Sumner June - Fort Fort Sumner. N. 21. Township 2 North. Range 3 ".East. N. M. P. Mer- Grigsby eys for plaintiff and their post- saying to a friend just what Notice is hereby given that Bertimer R Hendrix Notice Is herebv given Sam uel Jackson . of Notice is herebv iriven that Sam S. thst idian, has filed notice of Intention to make three 26. 1909 made of Clovla, New Mexico, who. on Feb. 19. 1910, Clovis. N. M.. who. on Oct, 8. 190C made of Clovls. N. M.. who. on Mar. office and business address is you would say if you called made homestead entry. No.07682. for north Homestead Entry No. OMtt far year proof, to establish claim to the lund homestead entry No. OK 108 for 8E1-- 4 31 4 range 84 east. New wast quarter section 4. towhithip 3 N. R. 36 E. RW quarterlSWl-- 4' Section 9 Township I north. section townshiD north Clovis, New Mexico. in his home. Let- aLeve described, before William J. Curren, tiled notice of to In witness person at M Range 34 east, N. M. P. Meri. lian. has filed M. P. meridian, has intention N. P. meridian has til" notice of Intention U. his office Clovis, New three-yea- notice of intention to make five-ye- S. Commissioner.in at make final r proof, to establish claim whereof I have hereunto set my ters are apt to be more or to make commution proof, to establish claim to claim to the land above Mexico, on the 14th day of Aug. 1912. i.. tin. hind above described before William J rroof euiblish his office in Clo to the land above described before William D. described before William J. Ctjrren. United Clalraaot names as Witnesses: Curren, U. 8. Commissioner, at hand and affixed the seal of said less formal, while the tele- in his office Clovis. New vis. N. M. on the 14th day or Aug. I'Jl- -. McKee. Probate Judge. Curry County, at his States Commlsbioner. at Joseph nan, George M. Hazzj,rd, inti- Mexico on the 6th dsy of July, 1 812. E. Pit Claimant names as witnesses: Court this the 19th day of June, phone preserves that office in Clovla. M M.. on the 6th day of July. Claimant names as witnesses: Hugh M. Wood. James R. Moore all of Clovis. N. Jacob F. Ohr, Joe La Londe. Lester W. Seller 1912. 1912. mate touch of friendship so Isaac P. Smith. Rosalie Uunl snrt Willism D. M. Fred Ohr. all of Clovls. N. M. Claimant names as witnesses: Register. McDsnlel. Andy Pace all of Bla cktower. N. M. Arthur E. Curren. A. E. Curren. Register. A. L. Await, County clerk likely to be lost otherwise. Irred W. James, Homer H. Hale, James R, Gra Arthur E. Curren, Register, ham, Andrew J, Taylor, all of Clovis, N. M. By W. C. Zerwer, Deputy There is not the slightest Notice for Publication E. Register. . for friend- Arthur Curren. Notice for Publication (Seal) Ex. July 18. necessity letting Department of the Intsrlor, U .1 Land Office at NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Non coal land. ships grow cold Fart sumner. N M. June 21. 1912 through 'CJ Department of the Interior. U. S. land office at Department of the Interior, 8 Land Offlce.at Notice is hereby given that Huoll A. South worth neglect while you have the Notice For Publication Sumner. N M 4. 1912L Fort Sumner. N. M.. June 21, 1912. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Fort June of at Vrain. N M. who on October 27, 1206. made Non-co- Land- - 02096 ishereby given Heriry w. Waifenbar-ge-r Notice is hereby given that Zenas S.Collins Coal Long distance telephone. By Notice that Entry, No 04461 for quar- Non Land. Homestead northeast 16, Department Department of the Interior. U S land office ofClovis. New Mexico, w boon Oct. 26. 1905. of Clovis. N. M who on Apr. 1909. made of the Interior, U. S. I.an.1 OfTii e ter. (NE1-4- ) section 2. Township I North, Range M. 1912. the are getting out Oti206. North-ea- st at Ft. Sumner. N. June 25. way, you May 21, 1912, Homestead 0UV.1 ME 4 See. Homestead Entry No. for Ft Sumner New Mexico. made Serial for 33 East, N M P Meridian has filed notice of in- Notice is hereby given that Francis M. Rose in hereby given Lenora A. Blair, IS, Township 2 North. Range 35 Mast. quarter Section L Township 1 North. of your telephone all the Notice that five year to for the heirs Clara B . Rose, N. M. notlo) in- tention to make ..roof establish filed of deceased Widow of James H. Blair, dee'd. of Texico, N, M. P. Meridian, has filed of Range 36 East, N.M. P. Meridian, has notiee year claim to the land above described before William of Claud. N. M.. who on June 12. i3 8 made comfort and convenience 17. 1908. entry tention to make Fivo proof, to .establish of int. non to make Three Year Proof, to es K No. UdoGK. for who on July. made homestead J. Curren, U. 8 Con missioner. at his H. southwest qusrter, section section 13 town- claim to the land above doKcrlrstd. before William tablish claim to the land above described, before 8, township 4 north, range 85 east, New there is in it? no.uxr.fl for Southwest quarter, .if t Clovls, M, on the 13th day uf Aug U. S. Commissioner, in hia office at fee McBee. Judge. Curry County. New Mexico 1', Meridian has filed notice of intention ship 1 north range 36 east, N. M. P. Meridian J, Curren. W. D. Probate 1912 Claimant names us witnesses: to make final three year proof, t o establish AND five-ye- Mexico, 2&thday uly 1912. Mexico, THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE has filed notice of intention to make final Clovis. New on Hie of J Mexico, in his office, at Clovis. New on clslm to the land above described, before W. J. us Gam- G M McDaniel, Isabello Patterson both lt.iev. proof claim to the land above Clalinunt .tames witnesses: Tuttla J. the 12th day Ot Aug. 1912. Curren. United States Commissioner, in his TELEGRAPH to establish M M. Julia K. Elder. Roy D Elder both of St Mexico, COMPANY. ble. Maiiton L. McCluakey. Benjamin F. Hall. Claimant names as witnesses: at Clovls. New on the 15th day of described before William D. McBoe. Probate Vrain. N M Aug.. 1912. Pet-- Mi Daniel all uf Clovla M. M Virgil L. Hall. Harry e. Lee Hainline, Judge, CurryCo.. N.M.In his office at Clovla. New E Curren, Register fa Claimant names as wttuesses: E. Cairren, Reg-at- sr. Arthur Mexico on the 9th day ofJuly 1912. Arthur George W. Coomes, all ofClovis, N. M. William Byrne at Claud. N. M. Al Woldon of $2000.00 Death Benefit E. Register Claimant names as witnesses: Arthur Curren. Claud. N M. William A. Kennedy of Haag. N M. $15.00 weekly benefit for Ac- James F. Curry, James P. William i George T. Notice for Publication Alf Newman of Clovis N. M. or Sickness; $1000 for C. Fent. all of Texico. N. M. cident Wilson. Alfred Notice for Publication Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office Arthur E. Curren. Register, loss of limb or eyesight; $100 Arthur E. Curren. Register atFortHumner. N. M. June 21. 1912 Department of the U fflce at Publication. Emergency Benefit. Interior. S'LamlC Notice Is hereby given that George M. Notice for Notice For Publication. for Relief Fort sumner. N: M . June 8. 1912. Non coal land. 01884 No oth- Haxxard of St. Vrain. New Mexico who Non coal land. Cost is $6.00 per year. Notice for Publication Notice is hereby giwnthat Louis C. Mea ifelder En- on Ootober 3. 1907. made Homestead Department of the Interior, U 8 Land Office at Department of the Interior. U. S Land Oftlrs er dues or assessment. Men New Mexico on 3 190 3 made ual land of Clovls who August No. NE1-- 4 section 20. Township 2 Ft, Sumner, N M. June 21. 1912. try 02318. for Fort Sumner N. M March 13. 1912. women 16 to 65 Mtrtmeiitof the Interior, V. 8. Land Office 0310 Swl-- 4 sect) on 22. Notice is hereby given Franklin Mason, and between Homestead entry for Range 33 East, N. M. P. Meridian, lias that North. of t 'lovis. N. M. who on Sept. 11. I made H Notice is hereby given that Lillian B Roy. Township 3 North. Range 37 Bast. H-- are accepted. Reliable company e is hereby given that Walter D, Ruddle uf filed notice of intention to make three year proof E. No. (MHi2 for southeast quarter Section o now Lillian B. Davidson of Clovls, New has filed notice uf intents l to be- 18 Township ,1 North. Range 36 east. New Mex-c- with $100,000.00 Deposit to establish claim to the land above described, Mexico, who, on September 28, 19(18 made State Fivo Year proof to esf claim to lbs Principal Meridian, has filed no-Ic-e make jbllsh U. Commissioner, 4 Policy hold- fore William J. Curren. s. in of intention to make three year homestead Entry No. 0781 for NE for the protection of described before en U 111, ,i land above wllilaia J Cun his oSlce at Clovis. N. M..on the 19th dayof Aug. proof to establish claim to the land above section township north, range .U east pay- in office, saico N M P meridian, haa tiled notice of inten ers and to guarantee the 8 Commissioner his at Clovla New si 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: descrilied. before William J. Curren. U. 8. in office Clovis, M. on tion to make tlnul three year proof, to establish or on the 2nd day of Aug. 1912T Clalnaurt nam es bb A. Commissioner, his at N. claims. Write for further lisuloner. in hia office at dul- Gilbert F. Schooling. Stephen Dow, James L. 1912. claim to the land above described, before Wm. , the ft inlay of Aug. age, l day of August 1912. witnesses: lime George P. Plrtle. all of St Vrain. N. M. J. Curren, D. S. Commissioner, in hut office at information giving your 'km. ant names aa witnesses: M. on the 13th day of Aug., 1912. Bam H Sullivan, Long Bun Moorman, baa k of E. Curren. Register. Clovis. N. sex and occupation. Address Willb B. Daniels. David W. Arthur Newton J. Wyatt. Ezra F. Msssick. Daniel D. Aron T. Albert Texico. N.M. Philip J. Men Pan IP Claimant names aa witness ;s: NieholuH. Alb Walker all of Clovis. N. M. Buie, Herman T. A h ens. all of Clovis. N. M. Dept. 441, American Registry Arthur E. Curren. Register, Mersfeklur both uf Clovis. N. M. fan, li..l I. Baldredge, E. S. Robinson. Otholla Arthur E. Curren. Register Buldridgt. Homer Justus, all of St. Vrain. N. M. Company, Erie, Pa. Arlhar K Curren Register publication. Notice for Ar thur E.Cureran Register July 25. Non ooal land Notice for Publication Department of the Interior. U S land office at N.M. June 21.1912. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Non-Co- I.and. PortSumour. Is hereby given that Paul Suhnel. of Department of the Intertor, U. S. Land office Notice for Publication Notice Department of the Interior. U. 8. Land Office of Cloyis. N. M. who oa December 16, 1908 mode at Fort Sumner, N. M.June 16 1912. Department of tho Interior. U. S. Lead iX at Fort Sumner, N. M.June 21. 1912. 11 E. ser. No 01190 for southeast quarter. A 'otlce is harehyglven that Edward T. Hunter. fice at Fort Huniner. Iv M Jane m. 1912. Notice is hereby given that Franklin Mason, Section Township 1 North Rangers Esst, . Xexieo, N. M who. on Oct. 6. 190B. made Notice is hereby given that w G. Barnes, 2. for the heirs of Nelson Mason, deceased of Clovis I and on rati. 7. 1910 made Addnl. homestead 07086 1908, '.j'omestaad Entry. No. 0816, for No. thwe.it of Texico. N. M., who on' June 12. 1908. stasis N. M. who on September 16. made home- C. V. STEED ..... 7, 2 Range Mo. -- 6, lot IMOWUIwei guiiMi, ikiiwii ...... i" Entry No 0198 for Southeast quarter Section Township north. Homestead Entry. 0616. for SKI 4. See. I stead reran 86 N.M. P. Meridian has 3 31 East. N. M. P. Meridian, has Hied notice of P. Meridian. 4Nurth east (SW1 41 Section 29, Township north. Range 86 filed of intention to make final filed Intention to make Five-ye-ar Proof, to establish Five Year notice East. N M P Meridian, has notice of inten. to land Undertaker & Embalmer claim to the land above described, before William above de- three year proof to establish claim lion to make three year proof, to establish claim Curren. u. S. D. McBee. Probate Judge of Curry County, N. M.. li. 8. Com-- above dsacribad before William J. to the Utnd above described, before William J atClovis, N. M on in his office in Clovla. N. M on the 12Ui day of M., oa Iha Conim tamer, in his office. Curren. U 8 Commissioner, in his office at Clovis. Manager Clovis Cemetery 1912. 1912 Aug. 1912. tfhe 14th lay of Aug.. New Mexico, oa the ISth day of Aug. Claimant names aa witnesses: Claimant names as witnesses: Claimant names as witnesses: Kos. William Wheeler. William H. Cox. Wyatt. F. Mesalck. Daniel D. George w. Atkins, Albert Doollttle. Albert Crut c, Lee L. Reeves, M- - Y. UVugusta Newtua J. Sara Day Phone 14.' Night Phone 38. Means. Pork H. Holdan. all of Texico N. M. Hub Moorman all uf Ten loo. N at Eathar P. Carna. all of Clovis. N. M. lime. Herman T. Ahrens. si! of Clovis N. M. K Register ( E. Curren. Register. Arthur Curren. Arthur E. Curren. Register. Arthur JC. Cuoren, Register Arthur PRY FARM PRINCIPLES dry farming Is simply good tillage and thorough cultivation of the soil, OOT TO THB CAUSE. at the right time, In the right way, and THREE BIG SHIPS In a systematic manner. And Then All Symptoms of Kidney Scientific farming pays, everywhere. Trouble Vanished. Proper Preparation of Seed Bed 0. 1115 K. writer bellevea in the practicabil- BY J. Hammonds. First st Has Many Advantages. ity of thorough tillage and good culti- HELD ONE COOK Fort Scott, Kans., gays: "I wag operat vation on every farm, and the Increase ed on ror atone In the kidney but not In crops by such farming will more oured and some time after, was feel than pay for the extra lahor. But the Ing ao bad, I knew System of Culture Outlined to Favor great problem in western agriculture Steamers Brazos, Comanche and there muat he anoth- er stone Conservation of Soil Moisture today Is not how to get larger crops Comal, Were All Late in Get- that would and Adapted to Regions of out of the soli for a few years, but have to be cut out. X Umited Rainfall. rather how to produce paying crops ting Away. decided to try Doan'a every year and at the same time main- Kidney Pills and th kidney Im- By PROF. A. M. TBN BTCK, Buperln tain the fertility and productiveness of action tendent Western Kansas Experiment the land. proved right away. THIS It t not we LIFE'S small things be res- Station.) Simple tillage world what OILER STARTS SCRAP Large quantities of In a dry climate the proper prepara- will not maintain soil mN up but what we give up olute and great. fertility It becomes necesary finally thai makea us rich. -- H. W. Bercher. To kvrp thy muscles trained know'at thcu sediment and stone tion of the seed bed has several Im- to replace the plant food, exhausted by when fats nartlclea naaanH fr, portant advantage. The cultivation Some people are always grumbling be- Thy measure takes or when she's say me finally the continuous growing of crops, and the stone Itself, partly of the land after harvest tends to con- with cause rnees have thorns. 1 am thankful to thee: He Hit the Man Who Prepared the dissolved, tne application of manure, or chemical that thorns have rosea. "I And thee worthy, do this thing for me." but atlll as big aa a pea. serve the moisture already stored In Food and Two Labor Uniona Were With It fertilisers, and by green manuring -I- Sfflflrvin. disappeared all symptoms of the noil The furrowed land la in and Then Involved Which Delayed Sail- dizziness, the rotation of crops, In which le- HELPFUL HINTS. rheumatism and headache. rood condition atora the the ings Several Hours. I to catch and gume crops, such aa or MEAT SUBSTITUTES. have gained about BO pounds since rain and the cultivation clears airalfa clover later or field peaa or vetch, are Introduced In hot weather when stamps stick and feel well and hearty." he land of weeds and volunteer wheat New York. A cook of In order to restore again the nitrogen together, do not try to steam them or For those who sre living without the steamer "When Tour Back Is Lame, Remember and leaves a mellow soil mulch to meat It Is necessary study foods In Brazos made an effort to him- the and organic matter, the supply of oak them apart, but run a hot iron to defend Name DOAN'S." jtOc. all stores. eenserve which haa been to protein self the against Foster-Mllbur- n the moisture which has become more rapidly re over the bunch and they will separate order aupply tbs needed other afternoon the Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. stored in the The early and from charges of an of subsoil duced by Intensive cultivation. easily without losing the mucilage. other sources. oiler the Firemen's continued cultivation of the uoil fa- A The following may prove sug- union he did not know how to Joke on the Doctor. The aupply of organic matter may be small vial or soda mint bottle dishes that vors the action of the bacteria and the gestive: cook. The argument of men of The physicians In Mankato In part maintained by plowing under with a acrew top Is an excellent hold list bad development of available plant food. Peanut Loaf. Soak a quart of fine the sea. coastwise or otherwise. Is a agreed that during their Chautauqua th i stubbie and by carefully saving the er for needles, especially In a damp By practicing this method the farm- kread crumbs In milk; mix It a scrap, and the oiler and fireman assembly they would employ straw and manure and It climate, aa the needles will not rust. with the a call er may larger area early in returning cup fine- It. got boy, pay cultivate a again to the soil. Another bottle In the work banket to of shelled or salted peanuts had The cook the worst of It and each was to his share the season when the soil Is In good ly ground; add an egg well beaten and the skipper of Brazos decided of the expense. This boy was to A regular and systematic of drop broken needles In, may prevent the call condition to cultivate, when, If it had rotation and pepper to leave the any doctor who was crops has not yet come Into general a aerious accident. salt and to taste. It should fireman behind. wanted, without been necessary to plow the whole area, he about consistency of s The fireman appealed to his union, disturbing the speaker, as was em- practice in the western plains coun- Another convenient thing In a work the it some of the land might become too meat loaf long on ships barrassing to him try. Flax Is extensively grown basket Is a cork decorated or other- and should bake as and all hands three under and looked as If in the three-quarter- s dry to plow well. Likewise the later acia-eors- . about of an hour In a the same management, the Brazos, they were doing It to with- northern states; the sorghums are an wise, to protect the point of the the advertise plowing leaves the soil too lose and moderate oven. Serve with tomato Comanche- - and Comal, decided to out expense. 80 It all went important crop in Kansas and the the well until not in good seed bed condition. sauce. Cook a pint of tomatoes with, back up aggressive They the afternoon Oil-llla- states further south: alfalfa Is Never sew lace with silk, as the the fireman. when Strickland W. In preparing land for corn or other irown half an onion, four clovea, a piece of aald the cooks had not treating spoke. As he was talking away successfully In the edge stitches are very noticeable. This Is been intertilled crop the listing may be eastern of the bay leaf, parsley a of mace any of them properly anyhow. certain doctor a dry farming belt in true no matter bow coarse the lace and blade I had call from the done In or during win- and the more fa When well two platform, late the fall the vorable locations west, A cream colored thread for cream lace cooked strain Put The Comanche was the only ship and he walked out rather or early spring. plan farther hut of In a sauce pan got out of ostentatiously. ter The usual wheat is the great wescara crop. or a white for white la best. butter that dock at the foot of Some of the people being to split the ridges with the lister The Olve away and add a slice of onion; brown and Spring street with all her of who knew of the arrangement great plains region Is particularly the old garments; do force laughed later In the spring, when the corn Is add two tablespoonfuls of flour. When eighteen firemen. They refused, how- r snickered, and the speaker got adapted for growing hard red wheat not store them for the moths and ruat it planted, or the corn or kafflr corn may to destroy. J smooth add the tomato, season with ever, to work until they received as- He said. "Don't laugh, folks. of excellent quality, the best bread That la be planted oy Hating in the same fur- Little duties, even for fait and pepper. surances that the oiler would be tak- the way my brother got his start."" maKing wneat In the world, and It the small row, it 1b advisable to harrow the child, are great helps in house-bold- , Pea Tlmbales Ccok a can of new en back. She sailed promptly at 1 And everybody roared. must continue to be as It Is todav the the listed field once or twice before plant- and them early In taking peas, until tender, then mash them p. m. and got as far as Liberty Island. great wheat producing area of our trains ing to destroy weeds, or prevent soil responsibility. through a colander and beat the pulp The skipper told of his plight by wire- Hla Poae. country. Any general system of crop drifting and to preserve a mellow soli If your are pull to a paste. To this add two well-beate- n less and H. H. Raymond, head of "Mrs. Hewllgua, your hus- rotation, tnerefore. adaoteii to sheets too short and the what is mulch to conserve the water which has the out from the foot, make three button eggs, two tablespoonfuls of melted line, got busy trying to straighten out band's attitude on the woman west must include wheat aa the great suffrage been stored in the subsoil. In prepar- crop. holes In the foot of each sheet and butter and onion Juice, pepper and the trouble. The Atlantic Coast Sea- question?" ing land for corn, the early listing has ew buttons on the mattress to cor- salt to season acceptably. When well men's union, which has general con- "One foot In the air, of courae. He'a proved equal to early plowing and su- respond with the holes, then button mixed place In buttered molds and trol of the subsidiary unions of coast- one of the chronic kickers." perior to early disking, as shown by FEATURES OF THE DISK PLOW down and there will be no further bake until done. wise seaworkers, also got in the game, the experiments at the Kansas sta- trouble. Peaa on Toast, Heat t'.ie peas, if having a contract with the lines to Lots of It. tion. Under Certain Circumstances Imple- Have you had any good old fash canned, until wel! cooked, season and furnish firemen who would stick. "They say a man's wife often makea In the drier portions of the great ment Can Be Profitably Used toned salt pork with "milk gravy," as add a little white sauce made of but- The firemen of the Brazos and the him, but Bingle's wife will never be plains area, where the annual rainfall Not Heavy to Haul. our grandmothers used to call It. ter two tablespoonfuls, and flour the Comal deserted their ships at the pier able to put any push In that man." la not sufficient to produce a crop served on your table lately? With same, cooked together, and a cup of and stood by awaiting the result of ".lust you wait until she gets a every year, it becomes necessary to The disk plow is not very thorough- baked potatoes It Is a meal relished cream added. Pour this over well-buttere- negotiations between the representa- lawn-mowe- r In his hands." practice a system of summer fallowing ly understood. Although It Is severe- by many. toast and a simple dish will tives of the unions and Mr. Raymond, every third or fourth season, or in al- ly criticized and many are skeptical Custards are so easy to prepare and be ready which takes but a few min- ternate years in localities of least rain- about Its value, It has Its advantages, so wholesome for desserts that we utes to prepare. should have Asparagus prepared In the same DHILL T0N10. Ton know what yon are taking, fall, in order to store moisture and de- and in Its place and under certain cir- them at least once a rhe fonrnla Is plain)- - printed on every botua. hard-cooke- m week on our tables. manner and a few d eggs ihowlng It limply Uulnine and Iron In a laaUleM velop plant food and thus Insure the cumstances it is a profitable tool. form, ana the must effectual form. For crown production of a profitable crop each It is of great to Now that eggs are plentiful, ome chopped and added Is a most nourish- people and children, Meeota. service the farmer ing Tear. whose farm is in a part of country lets are a good breakfast and lunch- dish. the His Weakness. Deep plowing either in the fall or subject to droughts where Is eon dish. The various nut dishes and nut the soil Howell I see spring, and frequent surface cultiva- too dry to be plowed easily. For painful and swollen feet, bathe breads supply a fair amount of valu- that Roweli has gone able food In place of Into bankruptcy again. tion as described above, is the method The disk is not at home in wet soil. In hot soda or salt water and rest meat when used simply or in Powell Yes, failing ia his failing. of summer fallowing which has given Nor should It be used in foul fields with the feet elevated higher than combination with other the five foods. the best results at the Montana, west- which have to be well cut and com- head for or ten minutes; the relief will soon Strike Breakers of Old. ern Nebraska and western Kansas ex- pletely turned over to cut up the be felt. Surgeon's plaster Is a Elijah was being fed by the ravens. periment stations. grasses and weeds and thoroughly an- adhesive great "I don't care If Another good method where the soil nihilate the pests. During a wet help to keep corns amiable. Put the waiters do on daily strike," he boasted. is inclined to blow la to list the ground growing time the disk plow Is of po fresh plasters and the corns into furrows In the fall, leveling the use because it does no good to partly will not get hard and painful. ridges early in the spring and plowing cut the ground and cover it wKh a Goodness does not certainly make about the first of June, giving suff- little loose soil. F YOU can't be a lighthouse. men happy than happiness makes JBL them good. icient cultivation during the balance of Just as with other tools, a great ad- be a candle. Landor. the season to destroy the weeds and vantage is gained by knowing how to One better not know so much than to Those who seem escape prepare a good seed bed. use a disk plow. Some farmers set know ao much that ain't so. to from light discipline are The weeder is better adapted for har- the disks too far apart, which is not OME forth Into the of Josh Billings. not to be envied; they tilings, let nature be your have farther to go. A. C. Benson. rowing wheat, and other small grains wise because one cannot count on a teacher. Wordsworth. than the common harrow, but the har- disk turning a furrow more than 12 CHEESE DISHES. row may inches across. It is To make work happy and rest fruitful, Which wins? Garfield Tea always wins be used when the ground is more advisable to on I ts la the aim of art. William Morris. end-lea- s merits as the hest of herb cathartics, firm. The writer questions whether it use more disks and set them close to- Cheese Is very acceptable In an necessary gether. In way variety of combinations, as sand- is or advisable aa a rule to this the farmer can DISHES FOR VEGETARIAN. There's music In THE wiches. A sandwich is prepared the squall of a harrow wheat If due precautions have get his soil pulverized better than he baby to its mother. been taken in preparing the se?d can In any other way. For the Increasing number of those thus: Cream two tablespoonfuls of bed. The disk plow is not expensive to who are eschewing meat for one rea- butter, add half a cup of ed Amer- Under certain conditions, where buy and is not heavy to haul. The son or another, and who are studying ican cheese, two tablespoonfuls of an- one-fourt- h HEALTH heavy rains firm and puddle the soil, it fact that it is of no use in wet ground food values. In order to choose Intel- chovy essence, of a tea- WIFE'S may be advisable to harrow, but very is In some senses a good thing. Some ligently when arranging menus, the spoon of paprika and mustard, and one-hal-f cup of olives chopped Sea- young grain may be Injured by harrow- farmers will, ia order to hurry on the following suggestions may prove help The Cook Got the Worst of It. ing, and after the wheat covers the work, plow with the mold board when ful: son with salt and spread between thin RESTORED ground, harrowing Is unnecessary. The the soli Is too wet and unfit to be It Is never wise to make a radical slices of bread. who had volunteered Squares. Prepare pie to arbitrate the harrowing of wheat at regular inter- plowed. change all at once In one's diet; but Cheese a trouble. A tug with Marine Superin- crust, roll out spread thinly vals at the Kansas, Nebraska and bring it about by degrees. There are and with tendent Rockwell went down to the Husband Declared Lydia soft butter and sprinkle little dots of E. Montana experiment stations has not many foods of high value In proteld Comanche, whose firemen had an in- cheese no larger than a pea all over Pinkham's resulted favorably. Without question, that are not nearly as expensive as dependent, grievance against a cook on Vegetable It; then lay over of the proper preparation of the seed bed meat. Among the foods that may take this another sheet their ship, and there was an Compound Would Re- crust, press slightly, cut in two- earnest is a much more important factor in the the place of meat In the diet are nuts, then talk between the union representa- Health, inch squares a store Her trowing of small grains, than the culti- cheese, macaroni, rice, beans, peas, and bake. Prick with tives, Mr. Rockwell, the skipper fork before baking. . of the And It Did. vation after seeding. oatmeal, entire wheat and graham, as ship, and the aggrieved firemen. Mr. well as tli whole kernel of wheat Cheese Balls. Roll seasoned cream Raymond wanted to get The Cultivation of Intertilled Crops. In chopped the three -- cooked until tender. These foods save cheese into balls and roll boats away, with pasengers Ashland, Ky. "Four years ago I While It lb a disputed point among or In to their and theNmeat bills. nuts or parsley paprika serve freight, Anally seemed to have everything the matter authoiitieB whether it payB to harrow and did after tbey had Here are a few menus that will be with the salad at dinner. been lield up more with me. I had fe- wheat and sowed crops, la 8ouffle. than four hours. other there suggestive: Breakfast Fruit, cereal, Cheese Melt two table- The oiler was male ami kidney trou no difference of opinion regarding the spoonfuls of butter, add one and a taken back pending corn cakes, maple sirup and coffee. Investigation of the case against ble and was so bad of? necessity or value of frequent cultiva- half tablespoonfuls of flour, and when the I could Dinner Baked beans, brown bread, cook. The cook's union v.ill make an hardly rest tion of corn of crops usu- poorly-nourishe- a and all other A stunted apple und celery salad, coffee suffle well mixed add half cupful of milk. effort to adjust day or night I doc- ally planted In pur- cayenne Its troubles with the rows. The main filly should not be bred. and coffee. When a green IB Season with salt, to taste and tored with all the pose salad firemen's union meanwhile. being, as described here, to keep Food plays an Important part In the used a custard for dessert will supply add a cup of chopped cheese; stir over best doctors in town down the weeds and maintain a mel- growth and development of the colt. the food value needed. the heat until the cheese metis, re- and took many kinds Count aa Master low soil mulch as far as practicable Failure to secure profits In hog rais- Mock Fowl. To a cupful of bread move' and cool and add the yolks of of Kennels. of medicine but noth- Pueblo, Colo. during the growing season of the crop. ing are usually due to mismanage- crumbs add a cup of water three eggs well beaten, and fold in Pueblo is probably ing did any good un- and stir the only city country There is some disagreement regarding ment. over the fire until boiling hot. Take carefully the stiffly beaten whites in the which can til I tried your won- of a the depth frequency hard-cooke- Pour into a buttered baking boast member of nobility and of cultivation Ewes that are In bad from the beat d dlsb and the for derful remedy, Lydia. condition at and add three a desirable. The writer favors rather lambing time frequently eggs, chopped fine, cup bake a half hour In a slow oven dog handler. Count Von Bulow of E. Pinkham's Veo-- . disown their a of Germany, deep cultivation In our drier, hotter lambs. pecan meats or hickory nut meals, a Cheese Salad. Take two cream well known In many, sec- table Compound. My husband said it climate, and after every hard if cheeses. soften with cream, and add tions of the United 8tates and partic- would restore !.os. " rain Many lambs are far from being as cup of cold boiled rice, a teaspoon and , my health and b a cup of grated ularly in this clt-- possible or at least sufficient to keep good individuals as either of their a half of salt, half a tablespoonful of balf American cheese who returned here Mm. May Wyatt, Ashland, Ky. the weeds in check. parents. grated onion and the same amount of Soak three fourth: of a tablespoon of a short time ago strictly "on his up There are probably hundreds of thou- It Is not necessary or practicable gelatine In a tablespoonful of cold pers," has Just been tendered the posi- sands of women in United to Match horses wi'h reference to size powdered gage. Mix well and stir In . the States wate-- add a tablespoonful of boiling tion of master of the In Pue- attempt to cultivate after every rain, and motion particularly, to color. If two well beaten eggs, mold Into the kennels who have been benefitted by this famous .and I here la no virtue in the admoni- you can. form of a fowl, reserving a portion for water and set the dish over hot water blo. old remedy, which was produced from until the gelatine Is dissolved. Add During tion "Keep the cultivator going In a When you begin to a young the wings and legs, stick In a piece of the last four or five years roots and herbs over thirty years ago by train paprika, cheese, cup Von dry time." If the soil has been well horse, do it with mingled macaroni for the bone and press them salt and the and a Bulow, claiming to be a real a woman to relieve woman's suffering. firmness and of whipped Into atirred and the mulch is of sufficient goodness against the body of the fowl. Form cream Turn a mold count, has been identified with some Read What Another Woman sayat depth, to again and garnish with red peppers and as- remarkable performances of various cultivate would be a When the hogs fail to gain at least the wings and press them against the Camden, N. J. -- had female trou- of time and might body. paragus tips. Serve wltn French descriptions. "I .loss do actual harm a sound a day it Is time to say good-b- y Brush with butter and sprinkle ble dressing. His most noteworthy and a serious displacement and was 'by drying out the deeper portion of to them. with bread crumbs and bake In a accomplish- tired and discouraged Cheese well seasoned, and mixed ment occurred years ago and unable to do my 'the soil mulch and also causlug a too Great care should be used In water- quick oven, basting two or three times three when, work. My with cream to soften, then All In the Is alleged, he doctors told me I never could fine and dusty condition or the surface ing the horses. A little with melted butter. Serve with apple it persurded a Pueblo je cured and often Is hollows In stalks of tender celery, is woman, without an operation, but soil unfavorable to the absorption of the best way. or gooseberry sauce. Mrs. Christina Pflummor, who thanks to Lydia E. a most dainty way of serving It. had $300,000 Pinkham's Vegetable luiolsture when the rain coiuea and fa- If a bog seems to be ailing, Another dinner menu for the meat- in the bank, to marry Compound I am separate Cheese sprinkled over creamed toast him. Von Bulow, cured of that affliction vorable to the blowing or drilling of it from the herd at once and give less eater Is peanut soup, potatoes, it la gald, apent the and have recommended to more add to the fond value and also flavor. money, hla wife it than :the soil In strong winds. watchful care. egg salad string beans, stewed figs deserted him. then one of my friends with the best results. ' ' system out--llne- d cup died, and he Is back In Such a of culture as If you find It necessary to change and cakes. Another Cream of to Pueblo after Mrs. Ella Johnston, 824 Vine St is soup, pea an absence of two years. here Intended to favor the the horse's feed, cut the amount mato tlmbales. potatoes or If you want special conservation of soil rice, graham advice write to moisture, and Is down for a time. fruit salad and pudding Lydia E. Plnkham Medicine thus especially adapted Scalloped Cheese. Ends Own Life at 80 Years. Co. (conf- to regions It Is conducive to health and eco- Cheese in differ Just Try it idential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will where a limited or Irregular rainfall ent forms Is an excellent substitute Set about doing good to somebody: Chicago. Charles Stein, for 30 nomical pork productiou to have an years be opened, read and answered by a juakes the most careful methods of soli alfalfa swine pasture. for meat. Butter a baking dish, put in put on your bat. and go visit the sick a manufacturer In Milwaukee, woman and a brother of and held In strict confidence culture necessary In order to store and When ten days old, dock your a layer of bread cut In squares, add and the poor; inquire Into tbelr wants former Superior Judge Philip Stein, shot conserve the water In the soil and get and castrate those not kept for rams a layer of cheese cut small, dust with and minister to them. Seek out the and killed I himself the other day Hyde THE BEST STOCK the most use from It in the produc- at about two weeks old. salt and pepper, add more bread, using desolate and oppressed. have often at the tion of crops. The principles balf a loaf to n cup of cheese Beat tried this medicine, alwaya And It Park Rest Cure, where he had gone SADDLES- - stated Sheep and "--a are timid, nervous creatures. - at roaaon-J- a heart--Jo- hn tor medical treatment. He was eighty above have been known and practiced and all excitement and roughness two eggs light, add pint of milk and the beat antidote for a heavy aula prlcea, writ or (res a yaara old. Suicide Is attributed to ill S mori or leas for a long time In fact, should be avoided In handling them. bake half an hour in moderate oven Howard. illustrated catalogue. health. Pi A. H. HESS CO. Travis tu. UaaMaa. Tas, stir. "1 have good reason for mak grinding crash and shriek of riven ETHEL' MARRIED. ing a request so unaccountable to steel somewhere deep In the bold. . you Inexpressibly dismayed, they (tared "But but Mrs. Prynne I" with wide and questioning eyes at one "Oh, you know me then?" she Inter- another, through a long minute filled rupted sharply. And her look was with an Indescribable uproar: a succea S&POO curious and Intent. slon of shocks and thumps In tbe In- "I tlf- - faith!" O'Rourke stammer terior of the vesRel gradually dimin- ed. He felt his face burr.. "Me valet ishing In severity while, In a pande- told me." he confessed miserably. monium of clamorous voices, the liner, " 'Tis a bit of flirtation he's been hav- like a stricken thing, hesitated In Its ing with your maid, Ceclle, I believe. southward surge, then slowly limped madam." Into a dead halt on the face of tbe "Ah, yes." She seemed unaccount-ab- y waters. . , . FLAME relieved. "You, then, are Colonel O'Rourke?" CHAPTER XX. He bowed. "Terence O'Rourke, your O'Ronrke's first fears were for the LOUIS JOSEPH VANC madam, and at service, believe woman, designed by me." his first words a lie to reassure her. "I am very glad." slowly, ILLUSTRATIONS BY she said "What what does It mear"' she . eyeing him deliberately, "that, since gasped faintly, her face as white aa ELLS HYOUNG I had to be aided. It came through one WORT " marble, ber eyes wide and terrified. of whom I have beard so much "Sure. I'm thinking 'tis nothing at COPYRIGHT By VANCE "Faith, Mrs. Prynne!" all." be answered readily, with a smile 1909 LOUIOSEPH I you "And thank a second time, amending, "nothing of any great con- (rac&e RaKS very heartily!" She offered him ber sequence, that Is to say. Permit me to Virginia I'm glad Ethel's married. band, and smiled bewitcbtngly. you a starboard side, well cloaked in the an army Webley of respect-compellin- escort ye to your cabin." Phllomena Yet refrained from " 'TIs ye are," be SYNOPSIS. shadow of the deck above, watch- caliber. embarrassing me "I'm not afraid," Mrs. Prynne Inter- congratulation, she tells me. protested. "Faith, to be thanked ed the other passengers, one by one, Simultaneous!;, he heard her voice, jected. Virginia Yea; I pitied the bride- story twice for so slight a service! I can The opens at Monte Curio with quiet their chatter, yawn, stretch and clear and Incisive If low of tone: "Faith, I see that, madam. But your groom. Col. Terence O'lTourKs, a military free only wish that I might do more " lance and something of a gambler. In hla slip below to stuffy staterooms. "Drop knife!" maid, Would It not 'ie well that "It Is possible," said, apparent- now? hotel. leaning on the balcony he sees a He suffered a dreamy eye to rove The krls shivered upon the deck. she to return to your stateroom and quiet CUTICURA OINTMENT HEALED beautiful girl who suddenly enters the ly not in the least displeased by his elevator and passes from sight. At the where it would, greedy of tbe night's "Faith!" murmured the Irishman, her, whilst I'm ascertaining the cause presumption "It is possible I BAD SORE ON LIMB gaming table O'Rourko notices two men superb illusion. "and what manner of woman Is this, that of this trouble? I promise to advise watching him. One la the Hon. Bertie may take you your word. Colonel Olynn, companion Is Four bells two now ?" at ye Instantly, whether there's danger while bis Viscount o'clockchimed O'Rourke." Des Trobes, a duelist. The viscount talis upon his consciousness like a physical The lascar stood as rigid aa though or not." "Some time ago I was coming up him tha French government has directed eyes, upon him to O'Rourke as a man who would shock. He verified the hour by his carven out of stone, long, gaunt legs in her Intent bis. he "You're very thoughtful." she re- some steps when the board crushed undertake a secret mission. At hla apart- watch and, reluctantly enough, agreed shining softly brown beneath his cool, fancied that he recognized an amused turned. "I'm sure you're right Thank under me like an eg& shell, and my ment, O'Rourke. who had agreed to un- flicker, with, perhaps, a trace of deep- dertake the mission, finds a mysterious that It was time he got himself to dazzling white cummerbund, tbe up- you." right limb went through to the knee, letter. The viscount arrives, hands a bed. He half rose from his chair, then per half of his body lost In the shadow er emotion: the kindling Interest of a He escorted her to ber stateroom and scraped he flesh off the bone sealed package to O'Rourke, who la not woman In a strong man, with whose to open It until on tha ocean. A pair of sank back with an Inaudible catch of of the deck, a gray blur standing for and left her at the door, remarking Its Just inside and below the knee. I dainty slippers are seen protruding from his breath. Without warning the ap- his turban. signals he was not unfamiliar. Pride number and renewing his pledge to neglected it for a day or two. then It under a doorway curtain. The Irishman In parition of a white-cla- d stepped and his conceit stirred his breast. return In ten minutes more speedily began me pretty badly. I put finds the owner of the mysterious feat to wommi bad O'Rourke forward, with a " to hurt be his wife, Beatrix, from whom ha had Invaded the promenade deck. For an quick movement kicking the krls over- 'Twould be the delight of me life," if possible. He was back in five, with balsam fir on to draw out the poison, run away a year previous. They are he told her In an ecstasy. reconciled, and opening the letter he finds instant he hardly credited his eyes, board, and would have seized the fel- a long face. but when I had used it a week. It hurt that a Rangoon law nrm oners mm then, with a nod of recognition, be low but that the woman Intervened. "Don't be too sure, I warn you, Mrs. Prynne answered 'instantly his so badly that I changed to oint- 100.000 a known aa the pounds for Jewel colonel." Her manner was now arch, double-knocke- d Pool of Flame and left to him by a dy-- Identified Mrs. Prynne. She said decisively: "If you please summons and. step- ment. That made it smart and burn ng friend, but now In keeping 01 one Unquestionably unconscious of his no." her smile entirely charming. "It might ping out quickly, closed the door tight to badly that I couldn't use it any named Chambret in Algeria. O'Rourke be no light service I should require of more, worsts the nobleman In duel. The wife presence In the shadow, she fell to Bewildered, O'Rourke hesitated. "I In the fraction of a second that it was and that was the fourth week bids O'Rourke farewell and he promises pacing to and fro. Now and again, beg your pardon " he said in con- you." wide, however, O'Rourke saw one side after I was hurt. to soon return with the reward. He "Ye couldn't ask one too heavy. . both Olynn and tho viscount on she stopped, and with chin cradled In fusion. of the stateroom warm and bright "Then I began to use Cutlcura Oint- board tha ship. As ha finds Chambret her small hands, elbows on the rail, She did not reply directly; her at- . . But 'Us weary ye are, Mrs. with electee light, and sitting there, ment for the sore. It stopped hurting there la an attack by bandits and his Prynne?" be inquired, solicitous. maid, dies telling O'Rourke that ha has watched the approaching cliffs of tention was ail for the lascar, whom Ceclle the completely dressed, Immediately and began healing right friend In In- left the Pool of Flame with tne governor Arabia; then, with perhaps a sigh, re- her revolver still covered. To him, "Very." There was fact an wide awake and vigilant. The girl wag away. It was a g sore be- general, who at sight of a signet ring definite modulation of weariness In sullenly given the colonel v til deliver over the turned to her untimely constitutional. "Go!" she said sharply, with a signifi- French and handsome after fore Cutlcura Ointment healed it, and Jewel. Arriving at Algeria the Irishman Partly because he had no wish to cant motion of the weapon. her voice. "I'm only a woman," she her kind. O'Rourke got an Impression t suffered so I couldn't sleep from two away. Des finds the governor general her, partly The stepped sin- said faintly, with a little gesture of of a resjlute chin eyes days I I Trebes makes a mysterious appointment, startle because he was lascar back, with a and resolute after fell until began using and tells O'Rourke that he has gained glad to watch unobserved (he had a gle wriggle losing himself In the dense deprecation ; "and my ways are hedged under level brows; and be did not in Cutlcura Ointment. jewel by stealing It. In " possession of the rare eye for beauty, the O'Rourke), shadows. about with grave perils the least doubt that she was quite pre- "Cutlcura 8oap is the best soap I a duel O'Rourke masters the viscount, " secures possession of the Pool of Flame the wanderer sat on without moving, O'Rourke fairly gasped amazement 'TIs the O'Rourke would gladly pared to make good and effectual use evr saw. I have used all kinds of and starts by ship for Rangoon. He finds by woman, who, re- them all for ye. madam," he de- of to stirred only active curiosity. Tbe at the on her part, brave the revolver which she held pointed soap for washing my face, and always the captain to be a smuggler who tries gallantly. me steal the Jewel. It Is finally secured by strangeness of her appearance upon treated slowly until her back touched clared "Command directly at the opening. It would leave my face smarting. I the captain and O'Rourke escapes to deck at such an hour fascinated bis the railing. She remained very quiet what ye will." Why? had to keep a lotion to stop smart, land. With the aid of one Danny and the his sweetheart, O'Rourke recovers tne Imagination no less than her person and thoroughly mistress of herself, be- She lifted her gaze to his, coloring From her mistress' poise, too one no matter how expensive a soap I Pool of Flame. On board ship once more, held his eye. He gave himself over traying agitation only by slightly divinely there In the moon-glamo- r. He arm rigid at her side, the band con- used. I find at last In Cutlcura Soap bound for Rangoon, a mysterious lady appears. to vain and profitless speculation. . quickened breathing and cold pallor. looked Into her curiously bewitching cealed In tbe folds of her gown a soap that will clean my face and Why, he wondered, should she Her eyes racked the deck on oither eyes and saw there an appeal and a O'Rourke divined that she was alert, ioave no smarting, and I do not have CHAPTER XIX. keep to her cabin the greater part of hand: It was plain that she had no strange little tender smile. Her head armed, on her guard no less than the to use any lotion or anything else to the evening, only to take tbe air when faith In the lascar, perhaps apprehend- was so near his shoulder that he was maid. But she left him no time to ease it. I believe Cutlcura Soap is tbe The wanderer had come upon Mr. none might be supposed to observe ed bis return; yet her splendid con awaro of the vague, alluring perfume puzzle over the mystery. best soap made." (Signed) Mrs. M. Prynne but once since he had board- her? trol of her nerves evoked the Irish of ber balr. Her scarlet lips parted "Well?" she demanded breathlessly. E. Fairchlld, 805 Lafayette St., Wich- him- I ed the Panjnab. That morning, Why, if not to escape such observa man open admiration. . . And he became suddenly aware "'TIs as thought, Mrs. Prynne. A ita. Kan.. May 8, 1911. Although self early aatlr because of his rague tion? Then, he told himself, he must "Faith! he cried, breaking the that it behooved him to hold himself cylinder-hea- has blown off and done Cutlcura Soap and Ointment are sold misgivings, he had discovered her on be right In bis supposition that she tense silence, " 'tis yourself shames well In hand. It were an easy mat- no end of damage. We're crippled, If by druggists and dealers everywhere, the hurricane deck of the liner; an in- had something to fear, someone to me, madam, with the courage of ye!" ter to Imagine himself swept off his In no danger. The other screw will a sample of each, with book, conspicuous, alight figure In the shad- avoid. What or whom? What was it She f.ashed him a glance, and feet, into a whirl of Infatuation, with ke us far as Aden, but there we'll will be mailed free on application to ow of a lifeboat, leaning upon the all, what the mystery that, as he laughed slightly. "Thank you," she a little encouragement And he was have to wait for the next boat." "Cutlcura," Dept L, Boston. rail and gazing with (he fancied) watched her, seemed to grow, to cling returned. "I'm sure 1 don't know not unsophisticated enough to fall to Mrs. Prynne's face clouded with dis- troubled eyes, out and across the about her like some formless. Im- where I should be now but for you." see that encouragement would not be may. "How long a day or two?" she Poor Girls. waste below ismalta. palpable garment? "Twas nothing at all But ye'U lacking If he chose to recognize it demanded. Mrs. Willis What do you think of Though she must have been con- Events conspired to weave the man "Mayhap," he replied, no less dis- that Hlghupp girl marrying Mr. Bul- scious of nearlng footsteps, she bad Into the warp and woof of her affairs; consolate; "mayhap as much as a lion? not stirred, and he had passed on, more quickly than he could grasp the week. Faith, 'tis meself that would It Mrs. GIllls Isn't It awful the way gaining but a fugitive glimpse of a reason for his sudden action, he found were otherwise, but I fear there's no some girls sell themselves for money? profile sweetly serious; nor had she himself and dashing aft at top mending matters." Mrs. WlIUs And did you hear appeared either at breakfast or lunch- speed. But an Instant gone Mrs She regarded blm thoughtfully for about Miss Munney marrying that eon. A circumstance which led him Prynne had passed him, unmolested an Instant. chauffeur? to surmise that she did not court ob- and wrapped In her splendid isola- "Then you, too, travel In haste, colo- Mrs. GIllls Yes. Isn't that about servation: an Idiosyncrasy which tion; and then from the after part of nel?" the worst case of Infatuation you ever seemed passing strange in a woman the deck he had heard a slight and "Indeed I do so, madam. Me for- heard of? so fair. guarded cry of distress, and a small tune hangs unon me haste. If I get He told himself that she wore an scuffling sound. there" he checked himself In time, The Difference. air of watchfulness, of vague expec- In two breaths he was by her side the word Rangoon upon his Hps "too "There Is such a vast difference be tancy, as though she, like himself, and found her struggling desperately late, 'twill be all up. I'm heavy with tween the Ideal and the practical In deck-han- an enterprise, And feared some untoward mishap; that In the arms of a lascar a d urgent madam." stage art," sighed the Intellectual she had the manner of one definitely on the steamer. be smiled. young actor. apprehensive, constantly on guard At first the strangeness of tbe busi- The woman looked past him, down "The difference," replied the stolid against some unforeseen peril. ness so amazed O'Rourke that he the dusk of the gangway, apparently stage manager, "as lies between th'. Now, he asked himself, what could paused and held his hand, briefly pondering her dilemma "What will artistic role which leads to Arcady It bet What threatened her? And rooted in action. For although it was you do?" she Inquired at length. and the fat part which leads to the why? apparent that she had been caught oft "Faith!" he said, disturbed, "that's pork barrel." hard to say." He dimly promised himself the her guard, wholly unprepared against Mrs. Wmsiowa Soothing Syrup for Children pleasure of her acquaintance, relying assault, and while she struggled fierce- She flashed him an ironic took. teethiog, softens tbe gums, reduces Inflamma- in- In the rapid Intimacy that springs up ly to break the lascar's hold, the wom- "You mean you are resigned to the tion. a pain, omen wind colic, ?Ae bottle. between strangers on a long voyage. an still uttered no cry. A single evitable?" more Indefinite intention brought "Be the powers!" he cried in re- The meanest trick a bachelor cai with a still soream would have her aid; year putting himself at her service In yet her tongue. sentment, "I'm resigned to nothing play on a leap girl Is to promlsi of she held to any cause that she might be pleased The two, the woman's slight, white that doesn't please me. Is it that ye to be a brother her. ye do, nameTprovlBlonally : she must not figure and the lascar's gaunt sin- ask me aid? Sure, if neither to aid Discriminating persons should know interfere with his plans for reaching ewy one, strained and fought, swaying the Inevitable nor the Impossible shall ye arriving Bombay, that Garfield Tea is a uniquely efficient Rangoon "in ninety days." silently in the shadows, tensely, with keep from at and remedy for liver troubles and costlveness That night he was hoping to find the effect of a fragment of some dis- on time!" the lady at dinner; but though the ordered nightmare. But then, as the (TO BE CONTINUED.) A woman Is proud of the vlrtuei that she practices because she has to ship's company was small, be failed lascar seemed about to overpower bis Polyglot Chicago. saloon, the sprang to see her In the at either victim, O'Rourke, electrified, Tbe Introduction or Polish as a or the upon back. wrong caDtain's. the chief officer's the man's With one course In tbe public schools of Chi- as could rr doctor's table; nor, so far he arm deftly he embraced the fellow, an cago, by Superintendent Ella Flagg thte air on determine, was she taking elbow beneath his chin forcing his Young, Is an Interesting experiment, deck. Was It possible, then, that he bead up and back. With the other may regard It as a rash An Easy Way reason though some I had been right, that she had a band O'Rourke none too gengy tore Is a tendency among chil- I one. There compelling as own for .equally as his away an arm encircling tbe woman. dren of foreign parentage to drop to get rid of a spell secluding herself? Or, was it simply Then wrenching the two apart, he native language, while It would probably) their of Indigestion, Sick (and Infinitely more that sect a knee crashing Into tbe small of no doubt add to the general culture indisposed, ener- Headache, Consti- Mrs. Prynne was an the lascar's back, all but breaking blm of tbe rising generation In our large vated victim of excessive heat? f In two, and so flung blm sprawling cities if tbey would retain it along pation, Biliousness, ap- The latter conjecture proved into the scuppers. with the prescribed studies. If the ex Heartburn, Cramps parently the right one. Mrs. Prynne Without a word the man slid upon periment Is successful, Mrs Young or Malarial Disor- appear during fo- a full half-doze- failing to the two his shoulders feet, proposes to follow it up with othet ders is to take llowing days, while the Panjnab was while O'Rourke had a momentary languages. There are perhaps 150,000 rocking down the Red Sea channel; gl'mpse of his face In the moonlight Poles in tbe city, but there are 14 and O'Rourke grew interested enough dark-skinne- and sinister of expres- tongues, each of which is spoken by to occupy his mind, white, glaring eyeballs. HOSTETTER'S (he had little else sion with its Found Her Struggling Desperately in the Arms o a Lascar. more than 10,000 persona. Newspa- for a duller voyage he had never Then, In one bound, be was on his pers appear in ten languages and known) to give Danny permission to feet again end springing llthely back to church services are neld In twenty. STOMACH pursue his inquiries: with an injunc- the attack: and as be came on a Jag- pardon me for suggesting that ye "FaP.h," he told himself, "I'm think- In all there are forty different Ian tion, however, prohibiting too lavish ged gleam of moonlight ran like light- have made a mistake, madam." ing 'would be wiser for me to take guares of dialects employed to expresi an expenditure of the boy's wealth of ning down the sinuous and formidable "A mistake?" she echoed; and then, to me heels and run before . . ." tbe thoughts, needs and emotions ol BITTERS affection. Whereupon Danny return- length of a kris. most deadly of thoughtfully: "No, I shouldn't call It He was spared the Ignominious ne- the population. Chicago is the second ed with the Information that the mis- knives. that." cessity of flight. In two breaths they Bohemian city In the world largest IT TONES STREN6THENS tress of Ceclle, the maid, was suffer- O'Rourke fell back a pace or two. "Letting him go. I mean. Neither showed two very different pictures. the third Swedish, the fourth Norwe - - ing from beat exhaustion. His own hands were empty; be had of ua, I believe, could well identify Now they stood alone on the dead glan, the fifth Polish and the fifth INVIGORATES REBUILDS This was entirely reasonable. nothing but naked fists and high cour- him. When ye report thla outrage to white deck, alone with the night, the If all tbeae are to be In y German. I Try a bottle today and be con. O'Rourke accepted the demolition of age to pit against tbe lascar and his the captain, whom will ye accuse?" sea, the stars, tbe silence and the structed in their national language his airy castles of Romance, laughed kris. Keenly alert, be threw himself "I shall accuse no one," she aald moonlight: O'Rourke a bit dismayed and literature tbe city will eventually vinced. All Druggists. at himself, In part was successful In Into a pose of defence. quietly, "for 1 ahau't report the af- and wary, but as curious aa any man need an Ellhu Burritt or a Georg putting the woman out of mind; But O'Rourke hud forgotten tbe fair." In such a case; the woman apparent- F. Marsh to direct Ita educational ao doubtless, in time, he would have done woman; it was enough that he had "Ye will not " he cried, astounded. ly yielding to a sudden fascination for tlvltlea. Boston Transcript I BTwbr, al- so altogether, had not the lady chosen made possible her escape, and he had "Indeed, I am quite slnoere: aball him. swaying a little toward blm aa DAISY FLY KILLER ti"S ia, killa all air the night the no thought other than she had fled. nothing whatever about It is, if Inviting the refuge of hla arma. . Forget the Walter. SIM. NMt, CltU to take the that It do It Don't MmnUM. iHJOnl4 Panjnab negotiated the Straits of was, therefore, wl-.- as much surprise moreover, a favor which 1 shall ask . . And now she started away. "Well, our vacation ta over w. cheap, tklll 1 For on same caught glimmer you, to say nothing of clutching at ber heart, with today." Ned I that as relief that be tbe of the matter a little leave for home ntou can't mpi II or tip nlgbt, O'Rourke. himself wakeful, was of her white figure as she thrust her- to anyone." choking cry of alarm: while beneath "1 see the waiter baa decorated oui orari will uut cut loj minded to sit up and watch the lights self before blm and saw the lascar O'Rourke hesitated, unwilling to be- tbem tbe vessel was still quivering table with rosemary." si rl M Island heave Into view. bring up in the middle of a leap, his lieve that he had heard aright with a harsh yet deadened detonation "Rosemary, ah? Ah, yea; that's foi Sold by dsalers f Perira 0 ui prepaid for 1b deck-chai- r an Inch of me," ahe was saying - like an explosion, together remembrance." S O'Rourke, a on the nose not from the muasle "Believe urn- with a BUOLB SOMSBI. ISO DtSalb in. Sroo.lya, CONSOLIDATION SALE

10 Days The Miller & Luikart Store at 10 Days ONLY Portales Consolidates With the ONLY Miller & Kimberlin Store and Bears the New Name KIMBERLIN & LUIKART It is with pleasure that we announce that the big store is full of merchandise, fuller be- one more time than ever 1 fore. We siated previously that Kimberlin of Miller & Kimberlin and Luikart of the Miller & Luikart store at Portales had purchased the interest of Claude Miller in both the stores and now have them in one. Besides the stock of the Portales store, the big store is in receipt of oceans of brand new goods from the east. Mr. Buck-rag- e, the buyer of the Oklahoma City store has been busy filling our many want lists from all departments that we have been sending him while he is in the eastern market. We -- an now fill your wants for anything that comes in the dry goods line. The present stock of the two stores goes at wholesale cost for 10 days more and all the new goods will go at a very low price. At this time of the year we are buying new goods at right prices. Sale Starts Saturday, July 6 and Closes Tuesday, 16 Our expenses are lower than ever before. House rent cut $30 per month. This will be our last sale soon. Be sure and attend it.

Ladies Ready to Wear A Few More Values For the Read the List and Prices on Staples below. Shoes For Anyone Men's Hats We want to confess to one thing Ladies We Are Well We will just acknowledge that Prepared in the Staple Line. Any kind including our line of that is we are over loaded on 1 bolt our shoe stock is broken in styles extra heavy storm serge 4 doz. bleach seamless sheets 81x90 at 75c. Hats ladies 56 inches wide, only yd. but we have a very good bunch combined with the hats of dress skirts and without a $1.20 2 bolts heavy A. C. A. ticking, yd. 18c. 1 bolt cream serge per sizes and lots of good styles of the Portales store makes this a a doubt you will find in this de- black stripe 4 per yard 1.00 doz. good quality pillow cases 42x36 at 2 for 25c. Ladies shoes in gun metal, pat- great hat combination, in fancy partment some excellent offers. 10-- ox- 7 pieces table linen in mercerized 4 pepperal bleach sheeting per yd 29c. ents, swedes, velvets in both and staple styles, Our styles are Voile, ranging 10-- fords, pumps and shoes. Regular and pure linen, a yd. 59c to 1.00 4 pepperal unbleach sheeting per yd 25c. prices $2. 00 to $4.50. We offer one lot choice .... $1.50 from $3.00 to $8.95 7 bolts 15 flannellette in colors pieces madras shirting, no starch, ex. good, yd 11c. up on $1 35 to $1.35 Brilliantine . $1.95 to $3.50 per yard to clean these at 9c 2 pieces curtain net ecrue-an- white, per yd 20c. 3.00 and a few to go $1.00 Mohair $2.50 to $3.85 Plain 36 inch lawns with small at 6 bolts cheviot guaranteed to wear well, per yd 11c. The famous Beaver Brand hat, White Serge $4.25 colored stripe and figures at per yard 2 pieces brunswick 42 inch pillow tubing, yd 2ic. Men's shoes and oxfords in dress all styles, staple and fancy go and are dandies. Every skirt 8c tc 25c 3 pieces fine Egyptian Dimities at per yd. 20c. and work shoes, range in price at $2.50 bears a tag, look for the price. 1 bolt white flaxon small laven- 1 bolt white Drss linen. 36 inch at per yd. 18c. $1.50 to $3.60. Stetson Hats. Staple styles, such We also have some extra size der flower, fine quality, yd Men's Edwin Clap shoes $4.00 a 13c 2 bolts fine finish linen, colors dress linen 45c. as Columbia, Denver, Dakota, black skir for large ladios will 2 bolts Oxfords $4.25 About 12 pair and about 11 sin- fine finish linen color dress linen 35c and Big 4, range at $3.30, $3.50, go at a low figure. 1 gle lace curtains go at half price. bolt 45 inch art linen, pure linen, per yd. 65c. Misses and children's shoes and $3.60, Everyone are Genuine 8 bolts fine qualit plain white pure linen, yd. 35c. oxfords at 50c to $1.50 John B. 1 bolt of heavy black mesalin 36 Ladies dresses in Silk, Wool 1 bolts fine black lawn, extra nice, per yd. 33c. Try our shoe Dept. and you will Few Men's fancy straw Hats, depart- inches wide, $1.50 grade at per and Lawn. Our Dress 2 bolts fine quality plain not be disappointed. 1-- $1.10. white lawn per yd, 35c. choice of the bunch at 2 Price. ment will suit the eye. Wash 4 pieces cotton check goods at 2 bolts Dlack lawn, retails at per yard 25 to 28c Men's Derbies, in good styles. Our Notion Dept. in all lines are silk dresses, light weight, sea- per yard 10c. 25 pieces of calico all colors at per yard 5c. Prices $1.50. $2.00 and $2.50 sonable colors, and white lawn 2 pieces cotton check small 20 pieces complete. Hairpins, thread, pins Jackson book fold ginghams per yd. . 11c, plaids, per yard ribbons, velvet ribbon, etc. We dresses, ranging at a very low 8c. 15 pieces Everett book fold yd. 6 bolts diaper cloth 10 yds 95c. ginghams per 0c. have 'em. price up. 4 pieces 1 bolt plain art scrim, a yd. 3c. light color 36 inch percale per yd. 10c. Men's Odd Pants 10 pieces percale in colors 30 inch per yard 8c. Men's Overalls Another good feature we ha.e Special Underskirt Bargains About 8 bolts of wash silk in 2 bolts mercerized black sattine per yd received from orange color tan, pink 25c. A new shipment, all sizes, jump- the Portales store We and white 2 bolts extra heavy 90c 200 pair of Men's pants, all are in receipt of an invoice also a fuw other colors per black sattine per yd 19c. ers to match at M. do- at 3 heav-- y kinds, color and description from Buckrage. the man yard - bolts med. heavy black sattine per yd 12 l-- Boy's overalls, age 5 to 16, and ing 30c. 40c plenty sizes. These we sell as our buying. He bought 8 2 bolts good old stripe galatea cloth per yd 18c. double knee at doz. Ladies all in below. Underskirts a Cotton VojI. per yd 13 c. 6 bolts serpentine lump consisting of heatherhloom. crepe, fancy patterns, yd. 20c. $1.50. $1.75, $2.00, $2.40, $3.00. 2 36 New Shipment sateen, messalin silk, Taffeta About 5 bolts of cotton voii in bolts inch white lawn, per yd 15c. $3.30, $8.45. This includes val- of gloves. work 1 silk and a few other kinds. We champaign light blue, etc. 4 bolts 36 inch good black muslin, per yd. 8c. men's Dress and ues up 1 $7.00 at gloves, the Great-wester- n line will offer at the prices quoted I" 13 c. 3 bolts Knights cambric, 36 inch, per yd. 11c. below. at 50c, 65c, 75c. up to $1.40 6 pieces hope domestic 36 inch, per yd 11c. 95c, $1.10. $1.25, $1.98, &$2.50 Silk Foulards at per yd. 58c. Staples for Everyday Use. 3 doz. bolts of lace match sets, per yd They will arrive this week. 8c. Men's Summer Drawers R. R. Blk caps at 8c About 7 part bolts of Foulards, 3 doz. bolts of lace match sets, per yd. 6c. Odds and ends, your choice Canvas gloves nice colors, at at 8c clean up at 3 doz. bolts heavy cluney 4 and 5 inch, yd. 15 to 18c. per pair 25c, 35c, and 40c. Work shirts, all sizes 40c Pieces of Dimity yd. White Per 58c 5 doz. men's white handkerchiefs at each 5c. Blk. Sateen shirts .50c checks, smooth Blue bandana and soft finish. 5 doz. men's white handkerchiefs at each 8c. Men's Clothing Hdkf s 8c Regular 20c values, all you want Embroidery at Half Price Blk. and Tan work hose .8c 10 doz. assorted ladies nice handkerchiefs 5c to 19c. in We at per yd. 14c We have 50 pieces of Suits all sizes. received Silver Brand collars 10c Embroid: 3 doz. table napkins in bolt one half doz. for 60c. from Portales. 160 ery from 2 in- the store at Boston Garters 20c 1 inches wide to 64 $ 2 Pieces New Fancy Flaxon ches wide, as doz. table napkins in bolt one half doz. for 90c. men's suits, in good colors, in Undershirts 25c long as it lasts wool half-pric- 2 bolts and mixed wool, summer Elastic seam Drws. 40c bought yd , re- at e. allover in white and cream, per yd. 75c. at 5c a less the weig and they will go sum- Fancy price Ixts of new embroidery in Eyetett hts at Hose 18c stricted and therefore it etc. per yd. 6c up mer rates. Prices $5 to $16.50 Good enables us to Blk: hose 2 for 5c offer the entire Misses Hose. 8c to 20c Pair Lots of new embroideries all widths, oer vd. 6c. ud. will buy any of our line. Re- lot at only per yd 19c We are better prepared than Ladies elastic hair nets, all colors, each 5c. member tbese include ail $25.00 Every pattern guaranteed. blk. 1-- ever before to supply the Bloomer elastic, all colors per yd. suits. Infants silk lisle hose 4 2 Misses at 4c. to 6 per 1-- at pair 18c in hose, sizes 6 2 to 9 2, in I.ndies l'MHSi- ii.il. lido iraat at- ...... !. In 1 c 1f.. Ladies Collars, 4 doz. 38c """ mil ... im., l.K , I. 'I Other hose at light blue, - W I infants at per white, tan and black, black -- ,,ui,- i Ladies and tan ovnrvrluv-. . ,r hnaa X- in.. Window Curtain Goods ' v.., U, I. 'I. pair 8 our shipment 4 1-- 2, to 15c contained doz. ribbed lace, and lisle at 8, 12 Ladies black and white silk hose at only per pair 48c. Ladies new fancy collars, bought 15, and 20c pair. Newly received window curtuin a pose, fow-ere- iMuim wnire extra good at per pair 20c. goods in white with border, d all at one price and will all go Infauta white 1 DTOSS lipnrl o Infants colored top white sox, silk lisle hose, each ilf hntfrmc at nor Kn i designs and plain net also for choice, each 38c 4 2 to 6 per pair 18c 6 tii values up to 40c. Choice per at bolts piece linen crash toweling at per yd. 12 c. plain 15c to 25c per yd. scrim at pair 20c This 10 days is sale merely to show that we are again carrying a stock worth the attention of the people. will be our last sale until sale This our at Xmas time to clean up on fall goods. Two sales a year will be our limit We want our old customers to come home and we welcome the new ones.

Clovis, New Mex. & KIMBERLIN LUIKART Clovis, New Mex. Successors to Miller & Kimberlin