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:i anso.ro is ttr:E0-Fr.::3Ti:- ra ELEiEfj jjjIices i.::o AG6IDEIIT 1LCESS GOODCOiillTTEE v in 0 ..ML emus cc::in CAUSE OF THREE ''." '''..'T "i'.Tfr'-- i "' Lieut-coion- '''' JlR Enefno:.i : el A. '.. W.j .The ; board ;of. county com- fn - o;jjfor::l with our "army; 'a glmeist missioners canvassed the, justice now stationed on the border vof of the elections held Jan. nuns peace Belgium Germany, his 6E0RCE KILLED - J. adjoining 6 last. Saturdays . Eleven pre mim HOK honored his on . been signally by cincts in the coiinty hed electionsJ P. RICHIE rflS. G. E. EOT r::E raiosrrara of the because of O ' CiikS LrnMHi EvnJ. army, for justices and constables. SUCGUXB TO i.' - '. his heroic conduct in battle lad Nine of the eleven justices elect- STATE SEN. nUCECE ilM fiEftf-- ; Dr. James B. Reid was brought of his Bat- Antonio one of the the able management ed are Republicans, showing, the George, SEMTiVES TOM from California to Gallup by E. talion The citation reads as owners of the Southwestern mine ra a of the KZE3) LESIS-UTu- E - strength party throughout CHCST MTMT A. Martin on a writ of extradi- the father-in-la- w Han- follows: 'As the fesult of s and of Sharp the county, ;; CC::iTTEES Keid iw in. 181 com- tion, last Saturday, ur, action' which the Brijjcie K Six precincts either 'did not son, vice president of. the obtained ' charged with has on the 25 to. 29 -- was killed in , A memorial jarvfce in memory having participated hold elections or ave failed to pany, accidentally McKinley county's representaj merchandise of ' considerable of Theodore be , of September, 1918 the following resulted Certificates' the mine Mondav morning by tives in tne State Legislature Eocsvelt,' report the t .1.1 ' . fft.lw valufrom he, Gallup' Uerean. recommendation is submitted for issued being crushed under a mine car were given excellent, committee neia in usHttp.,ounc;ay, r.eu. ' of election are; being and tile Co. by fraudulent means of time and place to be announced your, consideration and approval: those elected .will take office rock. Mr. George had stoop- appointments, they being on sev- Ccaiplaint .", Dr. Reid To be viA4 ed over to a block under eral of most com- later,: .The; McKintey County against Colonel:Major February third , providing they place the important was filed in the court of 347 M. G. wheels the car mittees i Council of Defense, acting under justice Hanson, Bat conspici qualify. More precincts elected the of forward named, State Senator the third Dec. 28. uous for in hetion tm the block Lawrence was direction of the State Council, ;precinc$ gallantry justices of the peace,, and consta when under another appointed to the Na-tion- ol Martin went to California his and allowed the - which in turn acts underlie Judge Sept. 29th., and for master bles in this,. county tnan ever car gave away committees of which Johh Gor- Council,' will have' charge to take the necessary papersand ly handling of his Battalion, before. - cars to start down the grade. uuu uau utcii IIICIIIUCI . of New Mexico which contributed Mr. was In of the progiM.'wid arrange- the governor materially 'to Those ejected were Precinct George caught under the lower house, ; Represent asked of the de- Al ments. Under suggestion of the the extradition the success of Genes attack. No. 2, W. J. Rains, J. P.,' R. JL. the wheels and when help reach tative Sharp Hanson has been the state :, Cali- as National Council of Defense", fendant ; from of so for his conspicuous ability Roberts constable, No. 3, E. R. ed him he had succumbed to his named on the Corporations, was tKp will ha memorial services fornia, which request grant a commander and organizer of French, J. P.'Theo Silva cons- injuries. Mines and Mining, of which he ed after the regular formalities men." J. B. McDonald, who in is Public Defense i held in all parts of the country Signed table; No. 4 John Schaiier J. P.. James McUermott, is chairman, and ' -- ; for this great American whose had been.completed., Brigadier Geru U. S. A. j C Christman, constable; No. 6, charge of the mine durjng Re Reconstruction, : State Affairs, arrival in Dr. this recommenda- lifr was completed only a few1 Upon Gallup The copy of Dr. T. P. Andrews, j; P., W. C. preservative Hanson's absence, and Ways and v Means Commit- Reid E. R. ved Col. Han- tees. . . . employed Attorney tion was recti by T. was near where the ac days ago.. Andrews, constable; No. .7, H. working : " 7 and father-in-la- w, Mc- French to represent him son's Edward cident took in company . Representative Edward W. . Secretary Martin of the McCullough, J. P., Chas. Massey place bail for for prelimin- Hart." Col. has made a another has been Kinley County Council has sent appearance Hanson constable; No. 8., Antonio Luce-- j with employee of the Tamony appointed to was asked for and war record. ' He.' is a saw oc- the Disbursement of - out notices of the service to all ary hearing valliaqt ro, J. P., Isidro Griego, consta company, and the sad ; Public The bail for appearance West Point man. and .an officer curence. Internal Public the community councils in this given. ble; No. 11, M. C. Bingham, . J. Moneys, Affairs, was fixed $6000, the bond be- He has a funeral was held Public county. The services are for the at of the regular army. P., High Whitman, constable; The Wednes1 Lands, Property, State,. two local citizens natural for dav afternoon and as Mr. and indebted- public, and. all the men, women ing signed by aptitude organizing No. 12, W. A, Porter, J. P. H. F George County Municipal " and by Sheriff and men and soldiers Lo- was well and known ness, of which he is and childreh in the . c'ounty are approved training Brock, constable; No. 16, favorably chairman, -- '", is offi- invited to attend and show their , ,. :..;'' ; are fpnd of him. It such renzo Sanchez, J. P., John Bolak here there was a large attend- and Taxation and Revenues com- was set cers as Col. Hanson He was 56 of respect, for the man; who was Preliminary hearing thaf gives Jr, constable; No. 17 Thomas ance. years age mittees... .;.'. for last continued 15 chil- such a staunch patriot, so thor- Monday, but the army its strength. Sheffer, J; P., Pat Shryer, and was the father of Representative Tamony was - of defendant until " ' one of the in home the latter week oughly, American, and whose by request 60IK6 TO ELECTRA constable. ' dren, boys being part of last Wednesday, when it was again the but came home to at- on a business He public acts have been of . such army, trip. said, that continued until Jan. 28th. bond Thomas v Mason has arrived IN KlJit BATTLES funeral. Mrs. the great benefit to the nation. V tend the George present legislature has an continuing. in Gallup and is connected ( with survives her husband. excellent program of legislation There will be a meeting of the ...i Relatives and. friends' received ..'"When the.' bearing';' was called E. M. Byers in the sale . of Mr, George had lived in this outlined and that there is no Council soon, to make from Bren-ta- ri .County Fedefal-Slect'r- a j letters Thursday John ' an- oil land , lots. but "enactments fnr ft nro- - Wednesday Judge Martin of U. S. Marine county for a number of years' and question that of niraniTPmpnta tittinc the orps, vital will be J nounced .that.thr..wae. another Byers exhib Vwho-'is- - known by all importance. passed.. "gram "for the memorial service: $r4, witbiegrmeiitstationetl. waft y erfyfavorafaly Dr. Reid by pictures of the Electra field at on the Rhine, lhis is the first were with him complaint against who acquainted , came home the first of th6 week Butter and' eggs have each f Rex last and at Gibson word that has been received the Cotton Co, charging the the night and who had business transac- upon receipt of the news of the a few cents in from John Since the middle of "l ; dropped price 9ame offense but this complaint Thursday night. The, pictures tions with him. V death of Anton George-,- :;, " October before the armistice, since last week, ; ! has not as been filed..',' show the great activity in this yet v and as at the time of writing his James D. Ritchie, for many 'J. W. Reilly, inspector of the Rus- has been in and out producing field. v" before the armistice It is. reported that Fred pr.Uleid last letter years a resident of this county, local draft board for this state, will leave orElec-tr- a - sell who is with the American of Gallup for two or more years Mr.' Byers he said that his regiment was visited Gallup last week and in to died last Saturday morning, the be and has had considerable busi- within a few days to make then getting ready go into spected the work done by the army in France, may wilh and more had fourth member of this family to ness with the mer- arrangements for beginning drill- action nothing McKinley County board, of one of the of to , be 'dealings;" body troops ' been heard from him, his rela- pass away during the past four which E. R. French is de- on the ;Federal-Electr- a Attorney mustered soon. When he chants and stockmen, , The ing and friends were out ' tives becoming months, two of the children died chairman. My; Reilly found work tails of the fraudulent ground. It is probable that one about him. In letterB returns he will resume his alleged uneasy here from complications follow- that the records of this board is Com-- transaction have not been given of the local lot owners will visit John wrote that far above the for - the at the Gordon Dry Goods ' just received, ing, influenza and a son who died average the fields to the .comp- counties of New Mexico. The Danv in which he is a stookhold-- as yet nor has the defendant any inspect his regiment had been acting as wounds recieved and observe the in France from board has not completed its work intimations as to what his side any's holding to shock troops and that he had er. in battle. as yet as the government. requir- of the case is, beyond a general activity. A number of the lots been in the battles of the Marne, ' The funeral was held Sunday es certain statistics and informa The ball thurs- - been purchased the charity given denial of criminal act '':;'';..; have during Awne, St. Mihiel, Blanch Mort, was tion that will, take some time to and afternoon and attended by day evening at the city club was past, few days in Gallup Chauteau and in , the prepare for mailing, Thierry, many who had known Mr. Ritchie well attended by club members mm Gibson. A All of these battles Argonrie. t for years. He was buried in his E. F. Kenney has ; returned and outside guests. made for the American - he has ;'; Drilling has been resumed by S1KEET PSCEETISfi history blue army uniform and the casket from California; where v ' "' Mrs.' Miller has a the Carter Oil Co. at Defiance, troops. ;' '"- - '"'.' ' been since he. returned from his accepted was with the national - arrived this called a draped visit to his old home in Maine sition with Willis studio. the easing having The town board has One of the letters was dated He coal miner the been hauled the -- 12 colors.. was a by where of the summer week and has to meeting for the night of Feb. or) spent part " ; from Honningen Germany, occupation and had worked in all and fall. He his time in Gallup-Southweste- rn for.the purpose of any spent The Coal dnilicg rig hearing Dec. and said that he had Indications at the property are objections frm property owners 28, the mines of this district and for California at the mining proper- is now a $100,000.00 corporation, Been march fol- in. which he is interested. A such that it is believed that it against the proposed paving or steadily on the a time had charge of coal mining ty the company having doubled its few weeks the contract has been let by the will be but a at certain of the down town streets. lowing up retreating Huns, In for the government at Crown capitalization, according to the most,when the first oihsand will Those who own property on the of the memorable march company operating the property men be writing Point. He was a member ef the to do a amount of amended certificate of incorporat- be encountered by the lz streets where the pavirtg is to Ger-Joh- n large " develop of American soldiers into and served in ; drill.v Those interested in the laid. and. who are the Rough Riders thrdugh ment work th near future. ion recently published.' The against when went are firmly, convinced Droposition, can make their ob says that they the Santiago campaign with Col. The property is proving to be a business of this company has prospect oil in will known at the through Belgium, the Belgians who will be re- valuable one. v it that pacing quantities jections meeting, Roosevelt rit reached such proportion that - - be struck ..,;in- the first sand. which will be held at tne city tfent wild over the Yanks and membered when the colonel was was considered best to raise ; the Should this be the case it is the hall. "v-- -;' JUTE IIP FOB STOCKKEW extended great' hospitality. In here of 1916 from to intention of the Carter company, The town has hied an during the campaign capitalization $60,000 attorney Luxemburg the inhabitants were come on The Board of Commis-- , which is being financed by a answer for the city in the case had Mr. Ritchie up the County $100,000 divided into 1000 shares were dis- has received ; a r letter number the prominent oil of the Citizens Light, Power and not cordial and more of hiscar and stand sloners f . .bf platform of stock, value $100 each, in their jto the from Governor Larrazolo stating par producers U the west, to put Telephone Co. vs the Town of tant welcome with him during the time he was The meeting at which this acti- hundred wells on ana that the state will furnish feed down severai Gallup, in the uistnct uourt Americans and in Germany the . ' .' or : his speech, ; . on was hel in Oct-nk- extensive near is now issue. This making for livestock in cases where was taken ; their holdings the ease at were but ' the people anything stockmen are unable themselves this and more than is by the com- in citv Defiance. suit brought light to see Allied troops march- Mrs. G. E. Griffin wife of E. C to the feed and where owed glad procure two-thir- ds the was vo R. wjno has to collect $2,400 by - line man, died ' of stocky Nesselroad, change pany ing into their towns. He says Griffin telephone there is likely1 to be a loss of of town to the for at St. on Tuesday ted in: favor, the, increased of the Carter company operations, the company, that in one of the Germaii towns Marys hospital Btock from want of proper feed. will electric current furnished for of pneumonia, induced by in- The governor writes that it capitalization, , , has arrived in Gallup and ) ammunition he was riding an fluenza. Mrs. Tague of Yampa. is of state remain until the fields are prpved. .light and power purposes, the desire the author j wagon, while passing through Col.", mother of Mrs. Griffin who ities to furnish feed where there Wme the local . The report of of In the matter of the injunction H Mr.' Nesselroad has had years the streets and an old German was here visiting, is very is real need and the stockmen Democrats were spreading about on suit the and experience n western neius brought against city, woman noticed him, 'and smiled with pneumonia at the hospital who want to take advantage of town a little while, ago, to the in- sustained in the district court, at this time. Mr. Tague, father to and. is much pleased with the at him. John returned the the state's aid, are requested effect that' Senator Fair was try- the town from in- of Mrs. Griffin is expected here write to Governor Larra-zol- a dications for oil in what is known restraining and the old dis- directly greeting lady as the news of the death or Charles ,? chair- ing to get the ordnance depot oil : ; a municipal electric light today, Springes, as the Gallup field. stalling soon with ill- how Fort " appeared, returning of his and serious man of the State Council of De located at ;WingateC ' ,; have the town ; has appealed daughter Since operations ,'been plant, two which she John. fense at Santa Fe. ;. El like a su- apples gave ness of his wife was telegraphed moved to Paso.'weritnip started the Carte" company J from the lower court to the by The march was a hard one, the him. Mrs. Griffin is survived by It is expected that through the toy balloon when the delegation a number of oil claims preme court and immediate ac? assistance of the state, in the large placer ' ' mud and at times the from to Washington "asked on being deep her husband, little daughter and where Gallup got heen located in this tion; has been , the matter of furnishing feed, have county road blocked with traffic; and brother. The hus- and found out that El Paso was of ihter-est.- " parents stockmen are unable to procure and should a producing well be ground alleged "public; "John alludes in to se-- his'; letters band and relatives have the and not in any interested in : that the su- it themselves, many cattle, way brought In, several Gallup reside It is possible new 'Watch on her Rhine' horses will be saved the of TNT, The to the sympathy of aTt,in their sorrow. sheep and curing storage ents will big returns trom preme court may hear this case and winter would otherwise reap ' of which he is a part says this that too ! was for any , ; yarn silly , within a month.' die. the best the reajjy their locations. . j that the American troops are Dr.; and Mrs. A. C "Pratt may At unusually one to put any credence in,' but severe winter weather is bound t - here than sheltered but anxious return sooner .they ' : some of the Demot L. G. Shanklin. who has been, Mrs. John Gordon has sold the well now, cause considerable loss among despite that, finished first and be back were circulati- East on a' business trip, is ex- old electric light plant property to get home, having up expected may the herds and flocks, but state crat brethren busy re- Liber-- of - 8m the Hun earl? in February, instead of aid in wili in in- home by the first , of the on Railroad Ave, to Luifi the job ishing feeding greatly ng, it, probably hopes of pected lots. ' power, March as they first expected. duce this juring Senator Fall. ... week. ; ati.v:j;;'':'';i; !:yJ:y.' military - - I

' ' " v'"' "' : " " ' :" '' S .'...... :, .. ;;,.,: V.. , rC31ZIIT;'"' f " ITackenso of fc Tn:l .Ato n.J Kartsl vn Uiu3 b:;l!:r;o 1 1 D C.)7 fkmaa anrv has bean Interned at 2u ljr-rur- y, to V "mi, accordlJij 'J A '( Plel President Vilaon wCI avail himself - ef tf--t Crst between the beethiTs of t&e .peace deleftt'oni t visit the devastated regions of France. T23 rsn xs:r::sLT IN NETWORK Of ' knn CAUOHT PROM THB The Commercial Rank of Buda- PROCLAIM Em-pe-w DUBLIN TEZia. WIRES ROUND AIOUT pest has decided to sue former Charles forl,0O0,000 crowns, Htt-tc- " ra.-T-.-rr 7 roea THI WORLD. which to war was not L3i to x he subscribed the eighth I i tqr rr' wt- .JCS. loan and which he refuses to pay. ra' blue-whi- weigh-in- ..a tackaehe te diamond g A soft jrai,-- a 888 K carats has been found at the tsz M. A fcicnJ A, my OUr::GTIIEPASTlVK Jagersfontein mint, Orange River tttantiea to one oi colony) This promises to become one field's jrcor newspaper of the diamond historic gems. ivsrt'-nn- ts and The former chief of the White Rus- '" CrXANO CARRISON8 OF BRIT hamoAiately my RECORD OF IMPORTANT IVENTt sian Soviet government has proclaim- ( iofibari ed the' Smolensk and Minsk districts ISH TROOPS LEAVE TSX v bought . CONDENSED FOR BUSY tree bottles of of the Russian Soviet govern- ' ' part ISLAND. v LydlaB. Hnkbam'a ment, according to dispatches reeeived 7 Vegetable Com- at Amsterdam. pound for me. Princess Charlotte, , sister of Grand Dublin. Jan. 22 The Sinn Fein As After taking two WMtrn Ntwapapw Union ! Bertiea. ; been chosen as the Duchess Marie, has sembly met at the Mansion House bottles I felt tin ABOUT WAR letter's successor by the Chamber of vesterdsv afternoon. The ami troubles caused by that weak TKS after assembly n dead dur-- Deputies, which met immediately stood while a declaration of independ ness are a thing of the past All women Hungary lost 839.000 in Grand Duchess should to the abdication of the ence was announcing the who suffer ail did try Lydla E. ng the war, according information - read, estab- was announced-- v lishment of an Irish republic, and de- Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound." 'rom Budapest. un- The project of establishing an manding the evacuation of Ireland by Mrs. Jam. Rohsbesq, Knapp St, British numbering 158,431 Ger- O - prisoners' official American "embassy" in the British garrisons, N. S., Httaburgh. Pa. lave been released by the Germans. consideration the includ- Women who suffer from form eg . are many is under by A crowd of perhaps 1,000, any Df these 8,047 are officers, 145,776 American to the peace con- wear- weakness, as indicated bydisplacements. and are civilians. delegation ing many women and children, if other ranks 4,608 ference.' Its functions would be to white and ribbons, Inflammation, ulceration, irregularities, announce condi- ing green,' yellow nervousness r The Swiss newspapers gather . direct information on door of the. Man- backache, headaches, or 7 . pressed around the Rohr-berg- Mrs. 's Jiat two brothers of Leon Trotsky, the tions and events in Berlin and the ;, sion the delegates en "the bines," should accept of War House, watching and Lydla B. Russian Bolshevik Minister provinces. - . r were - suggestion give in ter, vraiy two policemen mi- table tnd Marine, who were interned The German government has sent a J le, but the Sinn Fein had its own PinkhanVs Vega Compound France, escaped into Switzerland, note to the Russian Bolshevik gov- white v arm- - ttoroogh trials and police youths wearing For over forty It has bean sear Delemont, after shooting ernment protesting against the sup- Dands to keep order. yean a French soldier. the by the nmctincr such ailments. If vou have wounding , port given Spartacans The vouthfulness of the Sinn Fein write The of which The German government de- leaders was most noticeable char- mysterious complications for republic Luxembourg, ,..,,,.,.,,,.. their Lydla E. Pinkham Medicine) eras by the committee on clares it is in possession of "irrefuta- acteristic. There were .a half advice to proclaimed hardly Co.. Mass. public health, lasted only six hours, ble proofs" that: the revolutionists dozen gray heads in the group. Count Lynn, according to a report from Brussels were paid with money officially sup Plunkett, member of Parliament and which adds that French military au- plied by the Russian authorities. one of the leaders of the party, in ' Cdvcs thorities restored order in the grand A regular aerial passenger service troduced, in a few terse sentences, StopLcsing luchy. between London and Paris in con- Charles S. Burgess, a young man who sol-lie- has There may be 500,000 German n nection with the peace conference acted as chairman. Toucan AbC3 Cl still nnder to es- been inaugurated. A numoer oi air The roll call was made in English. arms, according the of YOUR EESO and UCC It timates of military experts of the planes have been fitted up for It included all the members of Parlia- Ct comfortable Brit- ot 3ritish army,. The situation in Ger- service. They have a ment elected from Ireland to the Bjthenaa is however, and cabin for two nassenirers. including ish Parliament. Naturally, a major- DR. DAVID HOSJIRTD many very uncertain, en it be the men still with the cushion seats and a table entirely of these men failed to respond, as "Anti-AtcrCc- may that fastened with ity n" German colors number far above the closed with glass. The airplanes .will The very next thing that every one pockets at the front they are in prison. make the in two hours. - bone buttons and buttonholes. There The most feature of the flout! ITrntnM estimate. trip thought about, as soon as the noise of striking AmoHs. is a narrow belt of tne material across was the reading of the SatOy Applied. .Saie WESTERN SPORT the peace Jubilee died down, was Cp-a- Uwd auccMsnuir ior m jwmn. won the front of the coat with a button of Independence. First in Oonanlt Da. DAVID KOBCBTS Ten thousand reservists Harrv Greb of Pittsburg easily new to wear. There was and animal Japanese something at each end. Only . one button ap- Irish, with the delegates standing, abont all eitneoU. will return to trm Young Fisher m ten rounas at matter free. Send for FBEBv home, according plans an an Immediate reaction in the to fasten the front, but its res- afterwards in English and French Vladivostok. The last Syracuse. Greb carried the ngnt pears v innounced at that the Free nat- a knockdowns of dress, from the economizing the "Ireland's Address to BHaVtlOa OS iUanssjsj SSJ VWSM Bbsm Sn ear aysaas these reservists will have left for the way. He scored two ponsibilities-are lightened by concluded Was. if still the war Inspired, from tire .rather se a ions" was read. It with itTUUMAAY C. m Cm IAm,Wi by the end of January. and had Fisher groggy, although nature of the cloth which has wBy announcement in Japan end. colors and from do few an of the "complete Pa-:if- on his feet at the date plain styles of a lc clinging together. Possibly of the Irish Sailing of the steamer Senator, from without to the other things. dependence republic from Seat- Lew Tendler won easily Young ing just little, snap fasteners help out tne oi Cuticura Steamship Company Brown of New York in a six-rou- Dressmakers are overwhelmed witn for against arrogant pretensions tle on 25, will mark inaugu- The coat makes a support a England, founded in .fraud and sus- February bout at Philadelphia. Brown with- work and all women with one accord the mili- ration of a cabin passenger service local cape much longer, that covers tained only by an overwhelming ForjRsby's stood a lot of punishment, the want some new and clothes. to the The lasted between Puget Sound and India. at pretty arms and Is beautifully Joined tary occupation.',' meeting fighter landing hard blows virtually This Is the most natural feeling in minutes. SMn defeated candidate underwran at the sides. A narrow only ninety I Itchy Anne Martin, will. our uni- ( ADdraesMfl the from filed the world since clothes are collar of. the same material supports lljW for Senate Nevada, Georsre Hallaa. former University we German at Weimar. of in the election versal means of expression and a turnover collar of velvet In a dark Assembly sharges irregularity of star, and one of the main Na f Senator Henderson. Miss Martin must dress up to the joyousness of shade. The worn with this cap Conenhagen. The new German stays of the iireat Lakes isavai bat tional wlil meet at :laims that he spent more money than and basket- our victorious soldiers home Is well It. It Assembly Weimar, THROUGH SKIN Training Station football having wonderfully suited to Grand of DRAW POISON the law allows. the v capital of the Duchy ball teams, will get a tryout for again. Is a tam but contrives to be dignified This was decided in York American andr coats of cloth or fur, or The probable road expenditure outfield with the New Wraps and Its decoration of daisies makes it conference between Ger- Physician Believes He Hat y In upon in a Baltimore in 1919 is at Club next have been made a - Utah placed approxlmate-- League spring. both combined, youthful. , man government representatives and an Effective Cure for Rheuma-- - 3,000,00O by State Road Engineer An affiliation between the National great variety of styles this season. after had In 1918 the state the Prussian ministry, they tlsm In New Idea. Ira A. Browning. Federation and the American Indus- Originality in design has been a fea- Natural Nutria. that the session to De $1,800,000, while was accom- Is much on agreed ought ipent approximately trial Athletic Association ture of the styles so tlint a new Natural nutria used held in a an town. normal conditions about $3,000,-)0- 0 the Dr. frldham of Johns Hopkins) under plished at the morning session of comer them must be of su- childish costumes this season. ItJs a Fred would have been expended. among in Baltimore has devised a annual convention oi tne leoerauon in and ver unusual de- nretty fur, something like natural Pri Earlv returns from the hospital Cleveland. A will perior quality treatment for such aa Plans for a "job drive" throughout working agreement to 'standards al but not nearly as expensive. It German elections are interpreted" here joint affections, be between the two organi- sign meet the high beaver, is used very Washington, Oregon, Mano, Montana arranged new a is made up into little cravats. to signify a promising prospect for rheumatism, that being zations. .; ready set. Here's a wrap, fetching Wvnmine and other states for posi with round childish the establishment oi a lainy stanie successfully at the military hospitals st combination of coat and collars and caps tions for the men of the Ninety-fir- Francis O'Louarhlin was a compe unique cape German administration. where has been introduced. Ho Lawrence as comparisons. It appears muffs to match, of course, A muff Is it 1 division are being made by tent business man when his duties that Invites, uses a mineral, double nltro-perorld- e, Wood. Seattle, federal director of in the American League did to be of a heavy Jersey cloth but one just , the Indispensable completing Polish Defend Lemberg. umpire cos which actually extracts the Inflamma Washington of the Em not require his attention and he had a can visualize It in other soft coatings touch to any wee maid's winter Warsaw. The Polish nonulation is His In rakish fore tion. ployment Service. number of paying investments. as velours or pompon cloth. It Is tume. Xlttle caps the heroically defending Lemberg from filed in indicates he overseas The salt Is mixed with a starchy TTndor her own steam, wireless mes-- will, Rochester, a sleeveless short coat hanging strait and aft shape of the army capture by Ukrainians. Women and valued at least k substance which holds Its action until night said, the disabled left his wife an estate from the shoulders. It is turned up service cap are made of nutria and are are in we ages Sunday Doys taxing part Bpiriivu It is on the skin over the dis- Pacific Steamship Company's Alaska at $25,000. rbout the bottom and forms two deep matched by collars and muffs. fighting. For the last month Lemberg placed Ukrain-ian- a extracts passenger steamer Admiral watson, GENERAL has been surrounded by the eased bone, from which it the rarrvine 240 passengers, passed on and the railway has been cut. Impurities, the germs and their poi- on Price and all other regulations thnniffh Sevmour narrows Sunday onk and coal excent Pennsylvania an Pnemysl also is being shelled oy six sons. on her back nine-inc- and the inside passage, way thracite will be suspended reDruary German h guns airplanes The material Is sprinkled on lint the North. shells . the town to Seattle from 1, the Fuel Administration announced. are dropping upon or gauze and placed on the akin over -- Ukrainians have not A residential boom for United However, tne wm dally, but the, the diseased bone. When the doctor regulations it. been suecessiui in it. States Senator' Morris Sheppard of instated if future conditions require capturing removes the dressings, from six to ' Texas was launched at Austin with in- All the Dutch ships requisitioned will be seen Will Bar All Enemy-bor- twelve hours later, there troduction of a resolution into the the board for war emer Is no to the by shipping London. The London Stock Ex-- blisters on the skin. If there Texas Senate recommending gency operation, witn ine excejjiwun Infection the salt will not affect the Democratic party the nomination of in government service, ohanare committee on the treatment of those engaged skin. ;v Sheppard as its presidential canai will be turned back to their owners alien enemies approved the rule barl be n d- - date, because of his "activities in as fast as they become available in Zing S" inmjr-uvr- lutiuowi amu half of prohibition and woman suf- American ports. ' alstants alter tne war. me ruie wiu How It Turns Out March 25. Inasmuch as - frage." Prices for standard wide sheeting go into effect "Love Is blind,""- launched out tho stock generally have time. WASHINGTON has dropped 12 per cent, while huck exchanges chronic quoter, for the 'steenth were re- information with regard to in Thomas W. Greg- towels, damasks and quilts "Quite true," agreed the henpecked Attorney General cent New York. ternational affairs, the setting of has tendered his resignation, to duced 10 to 20 per in on man, glancing furtively about, "but ory three cents to four cents March 25 as the date which" tne . take effect March 4. Prices from ia to into effect in after marriage a man has his eyes figures for spot an official announcement issued ers who remained on duty were main new rule go may Lawrence Y. Sherman of less than asking In. London financial circles opened and a woman develops a keen Senator van nhtained at an auction - 22,000,000 those with American troops. dicate that to the 8,854 chapters' and ly : Illinois, intends to retire mij, expect the of peace to be signed sense .of touch.", v , Republican, sale of burlaps ordered by the Textile Mr. Davison From supplies stored In France have. treaty. life when his present term members, says: mat date.;-.- ; from public Alliance. v; by. ,. ' ! ' in the Senate warcn a, ivzi "We must labor In with been diverted many things urgently The Underworld. expires, the C- -l so- commissions Senate Democratic leaders have de- lanreat dirigible, the National Red Cross and relief needed by the Red Cross Will Not Admit Anarchists. Silas (In a whisper) Did you git terminated its successful flight from of to the end for the Balkans, Serbia and Greece. Pama.Neither Sazoroff. all while railroad problem must . cieties other nations Sergius peep at the underworld at cided that the Dwii-aniav- M Y.. naval air sta m over to the Reoublican Congress. v.. not alone the heart of America, Relief Work by Americans in those the Jtussian minister of foreign af wus in New York, EsryT to West. The distance of that you tion Key be- continued to be , vital after before the revolution, nor any I , Democrats have up hope of the heart of all mankind, may countries fairs Three . The given 1,200 miles was covered but as Ezra times, b'gosh subway and railroad legisia approximately come mobilized on behalf of suffering the armistice. Hospitals have been Soviet agents wlil come to fans ratscellar once. Buffalo Ex framing passing in twenty-nin- e hours, an average twice an' Mnn before March 4. I ; of Russian affairs, but that . equipped, food and provided, exponents of forty-eig- ht miles an hour, humanity. clothing press. National prohibition leaders are con- speed of the schools estab some form of inquiry of investigation in-n- ."While, therefore, the plans agricultural training the ti dead as the result of a of conditions in Russia: will fident the attempt by liquor Eight are Red Cross In this direction lished, and medical attention supplied political to force a referendum vote on fire in the Italian quarter at Phila- American be made by the peace conference with- 12 be formulated In to scattered communities which war the state ratification of delphia. Mildred Napolitano, years cannot specifically out considering the presence in Paris legislatures' relief had left In utter destitution. A i side the federal amendment in a dozen pr old, is the oniy one oi vne mn "vvu: advance of the general program of the adherents of either of the Amer- on behalf of tubercular states is doomed to xaiiure. of the house alive. She almost Of the' allied gevernments, the clal appeal question at issue. ' . . more pants chil- and divi succeeded in saving two small ican Red Cross is nevertheless planning Serbian refugees in France met in ' Practically all army corps Reducing-- American Army. inn of American ex dren after a heroic effort, but the fury its stant response. .' . .' pnmmanders the to develop permanent organization army, both with the of the flames forced her to drop them. a scale never be- An additional $600,000 was contrib Waghinffton.merica's petitionary forces, together In this country upon overseas and d viestie forces, will be heads of the staff departments, have A negro rescued her. contemplated in time of peace. uted to the American committee for serv-- fore reduced considerably below 500,000 now been awarded distinguished : ; Church in the the na- Armenian and Syrian relief for the for The Presbyterian' "Study is being given by before July. 1,. 120. General Lord, ice medals by General Pershing United States has provided in its 1919 alone to prob- months of November and December. by to tional organization, not director of army finances, made this eating service. fund of $1,000,000 . ai--fai- conspicuous budget tor a lems of International relief, but to The half of the story of sufferings statement to the House military withnnt discussion the Senate in increase the salaries of those among races of the Turkish when asked ex of considered plans In this country for enlarged among subject Committee to definitely postponed consideration its pastors who are not not been nor frae arrived an estimate of more man a This was announced home service, the promotion of public empire has told, a plain how he at a resolution introduced adequately paid. nurs- amount of money needed for the Colo- . the health education, development of tlon of the misery alleviated, rrevi- the year ago by Senator Shafroth of by the national headquarters of the fiscal election of the movement" of the church in the care and prevention of acc- ous Red Cross gifts to the commit army during year beginning rado proposing popular "new era ing, Toward next. president and vice president. The res- 'New York. idents and other correlated lines which tee had totaled $3,900,000. July l, the the it was estimated ' cpreo) dish to health and hap- of . olution had been disapproved by Tniir was set bv the Labor Mooney may contribute the the end year Kin Uses Atrnlaae. fadiciarv committee. i women children in western Asia who been the date for a nation-wid- e piness of men, and that destitute persons . Paria. King Albert, has Congress as '; v ' Hitchcock of Nebraska pro- . of Its war numbered 4,000,000. ot Senator strike of every branch of organized "For the completion nearly visiting the Belgian army occupa- This standard tested in the Senate against importa- the work' and for the institution of Its In Palestine a serious food short- tion, inspected the billets of the trotps or German as labor as a protest against impris- food needs no tion of Alsatian potash, Thomas Mooney. Reso- - the Red Cross Is for- age has been averted, employment at Glsdbach,' twelve miles northwest Chairman Hur- onment of J. peace program, the conclusion of his sweet-cmn-rt recently proposed by tne aate ior ww In a financial condi found for Impoverished natives in the of Cologne. At edejed of the board. The sena- - lutions setting tunately healthy was taken by ley shipping and for a commission of What the American Red Cross cities, and refuges opened tor visit the king airplane tor said Mr. Hurley's statement had providing to tion. larger on the left bank of the it five to go to Washington solicit how is not so much contribu- the homeless wanderers left tn the to Duisburg for done great injury to the American pot- intervention in MooneVs be heeds Rhine, fifteen miles north of Dussel-- is rich in fostered, government .o..i tions of money, as the continued devo path of war. The Red Cross commis its ash industry, by were overwhelmingly. dorf. war. half passed of Its sion Siberia continues Its emer ." .1 m' - agencies during the ... 5 i tlon and loyalty members". for 'in own sugar, i J g i Want Justice. Senate and House conferees on the Bulgarian soldiers continue piunuer-in- In the last sentence was, the key gency work pendtng an international Women bill held another meet- the dwellings and shops of Greeks Cross Christmas Roll solution of the Russian problem. The Pari French women have .ad developed oil land leasing note of the Red . Demotica, Rumelia, according to a can dressed a to the members of ing, but were unable to harmonise at Call an appeal for continued support needs are limitless. Nobody tell petition from wheat ad-- ,. received at Salonika. It is conxerence w differences in the legislation and dispatch thrnnsh membership ratner tnan a can when or how they will be met In full the peace aBHing jubucw ond until later, reported that soldiers who are part- Mia name of thousands of women, barley journed in the work declare they for funds. and children, who,, it is . members of icipating " young girls by the special Service insignia for in obedience to orders from The end of the fighting found were wu on with the are acting wom- set TOnn, BjrawiiiwMnijr GrajDe-Nu- ts welfare agencies duty about 7,000 Red Cross men and their families and to forces of the overseas their superiors. from subjected ganized army been murdered en In France, where, of course, there various forms of at the for in an order issued Four women have ftmmmmxmmmmtammmmm ,j of will be provided decrease of person- Germans the war, process around New York within the last ten was an Immediate ' hands of the during by the war Depsrtment. believed as-- Pur Coats. adds: "In order forevei cooking. man nel when French government y The petition' Cannon of days by an unknown the model-entirel- Representative Illinois, V RiDoer' There are numerous cape the recurrence- - of such atro was named . k. the "Jack the type. sumed charge of the to prevent former speaker, by Speak- the and of made of fur, and the long fut Aiffaa we aalc that those who exe the me--' The latest victim was campaign, the feeding clothing er Clark to preside at joint whose head was the 'is certainly a luxurious affair. cuted them and those who ordered services for Theodore Roose- Elizabeth Riddle, refugees, and other relief affecting cape mortal she was dragged from work has shawl collar. them be condemned as criminals oi to be held by the Senate and crushed before rrench people. The American It usually a, large velt, a sidewalk near ner nome ana roowa the common law." House on February 9. . ; ' Jl fl

ratgsaUoa of tlU article the man try af Nebraska and ftouthgate of FCLITim standard-bearers- . Cara, scle or as ' ' - transportation of Owns Its Thai T 1 OILS! L0I3 ; i the Oi about 18,000 votes. : ' ' ' f 0. llwrs wOa, Uror polled . rCTRTTY dy ci::::j e:d c? tcttoa trweof into, or t!sa exportation YE.3 The feature of the Prohibition cam- tiatc tnm ;C CUtsa Kates and paign of 1900 was a tour of the conn-tr- y torT-Joe- GcSttni From Alt Owr calc::, tU y nttot to Cae jaiteSo&n PrtOHIilTION PARTY PIMItTCa by the candidates and a corps of r::;tc:j trsof for purposes la aart by train. In 1012 beverage IN WHAT CUMXD LlKI speakers special by prohibited. . ; the Prohibition convention renom- a WltwHi'.'. kllWMIIIn ImHIIvJ - Section a Tha congress and the HOFKLKSS BATTLI. inated the candidates of 1908. New Mexico A mlof "DsnrJsrine trait bottli several states have concurrent paw Results In Later Years, makes er to Woman Have Bam Prominent In hsir, thick, Glossy enforce this article by appropri- The candidates since 1884 and their Western -- ' ' Movement W. C. T. U Neivipaptr tlnloa News Service. end ate legislation. , . , Through vate are as follows: K! wavy. in- Wlllard Won Werld-Wi- de A public library is to'be provided lection 1 Thin article shall be 1888, Clinton B. Flsk, New Jersey, War ttvaa nnlesa have been for the citizeni ox Taos. It Credit far, paataritot operative it shall , Fame.. ,. and J. A Missouri, 249,941 Brooks, Building prospects in Columbus are Hncves all dandruff, stops itoh. PrhlbltAi-Ct- m. ratified as an amendment to the Con- : AsSptJan af , vows. - ', v v. view confidence which .; sev- good in of the stitution by the legislatures of the Nation-wid- e and paign Carried an far prohibition has been a U892, John Bldweil, California, and moneyed men have in town. trj scalp falling , ' eral states as the Consti- ' . Yam,'-- provided la political Issue In the United States for J. B. Cranflll, Texas, 270,710 votes. New 1. hair. tution within Year's night. January 1919, seven years from the the last fifty years because of the 1896, ! Maryland, was the coldest in the of Raton I date submission to history The country has hardly awakened of the hereof the activities of the . and. Hale Johnson, Illinois. 130,753 as far back as the records have been states the '' '"' yet to the realisation 61 the fact that by congress, v Other organisations, including the votes. kept... . .;': '.'.'' ii.' v CHAMP CLABK. Anti-Saloo- It has toted itself dry. The ratifica- n league, the Women's 1900, John G. Woolley, Illinois, and A proposition was laid before the the tion of the Sheppard amendment to Speaker of House of Represents' Christian Temperance union and oth- H. B. Metcalf, Rhode Island, 209,469 city council of Mountainair the past - tlves. ,." ;.. '. week to water and the federal Constitution, prohibiting i'.i y ers, which passed out of existence votes." proposing install a THOMAS R. MARSHALL. ', electric for the town. the manufacture or sale of latoxlcat-In- g after careers extending over various 1904, S. G. Swallow, Pennsylvania, lighting system Vice came so after President, of the United States periods of time, have for state and George B. Carroll, Texas, 258,205 The village board of trustees of liquors, suddenly, fought Columbus to more of and President of the Senate. and national but the Pro- .votes. .. , has granted a franchise , than half a century battle, prohibition, the and re- I certify that this Joint resolution hibition continued in 1908, Eugene W. Chnfln, Illinois, and water and light company when the cause of the Prohibitionists ' party has exist ' the W. H. Miller In .senate. , S. votes. jected proposition of many times seemed almost hopeless, originated the ence for a longer period of time than Aaron Watklns, Ohio, 253,231 to - JAMES M. - take them over. '.': that even of move- BAKER, Secretary. other and 1012, Eugepe W. Chafln,- Arizona, ' the leaders the dry any antlllquo'r organisation, Coal mining has been New Mexico's ment have In This resolution was adopted by the It has continued in the face of discour- and Aaron S. Watklns, Ohio, 208,923 difficulty realizing that, moat important war - In this senate on 1, 1917, a vote of votes.'-.:..- ' industry. lo far as can be foreseen now, their August by aging defeats.':. activity the state has made a credit- v has been won. 65 to 20, and by the house of repre- The Prohibition will celebrate 1916, J. Frank Hanley, ! and able record more than touch- - - light party without sentatives on December 17 a vote Dr. Ira 214,340 . There has been nothing In the his- by Its fiftieth birthday next September. Landrlth, Tennessee, ing her vast deposits. i of 282 to 28. House amendments were votes, , j.- tory of the prohibition: movement, to It was formally organized at a con- , Nestor Montoya, president, and D. the senate December 18. Women Prominent In Indicate that victory for the cause adopted by vention held In Farwell hall, Chicago, the Fight A. MacPherson, secretary, of tin New ' For the women have called would come with such swiftness, once yjT Mississippi fflrst to Ratify. in September, 1S69, when 19 states many years Mexico Press Association, have W been-- ' in : the a of the men of congress had been Induced to submit Mississippi waa the first state to were represented by 600 delegates. prominent prohibition meeting newspaper ' the evils the state to be held at Santa Fe this the proposed amendment to a vote of the senate and For several years the formation of movement, for of intemper- ratify amendment, both week. ,(.-- .. ' be- ance bore on their sex. To .; the states. Because of the difficulty house acting on January 8, 1018. Vir such a party had been discussed heavily '..,... them must be a. very share Three reclamation affect- with which changes In the federal ginia, Kentucky and South Carolina cause the leaders of the Republican given large projects, In the for success of the acres of Constitution are secured It was not an' took similar action durine the same and Democratic parties had virtually credit the ing approximately 800,000 fight They started it publicly on a land in New Mexico, are being planned tlclpated that ratification could be se- month and North i Dakota soon fol Ignored the advocates of prohibition. 1851 scale In 1873 in Ohio with a cru by the state and federal governments cured,; by the necessary thtrty-sl- x lowed, but in most states action was The Good Templars, organized in large for com sade to the saloons out of exist- rapid development during the states, within less than two or three until varl- - as a society of total abstainers, urged pray delayed this year, when the ' ing year. s i such action, and other leaders believed ence. '.'.;' It At a state This movement. Inaugurated by a lit An innovation was introduced into necessary. temperance the schools when domestic convention held in In tle band of women who held prayer public the Pennsylvania science class began the of hot 1867 first broach-ed- , meetings In saloons when permitted serving the plan was publicly lunches to pupils living at a distance and on the outside when WW?-- and two years later oni May 29, pavements in the country districts contiguous to conven- not allowed to enter, spread like wild- 1869, the call for the Chicago the Carlsbad High School. . of fire the nation and v.vl tion was put out by the grand lodge throughout wasj The extension of the railroad from Os- denominated the a "whirlwind lnBMM!;MenMMwee the Good Templars In session at by press Bayard station to Fort a dis from the Lord." saloons were Bayard, To be of a head of wego, N. Y. A committee to formulate Many tance of four miles, has been author possessed heavy, the plans was named, conprlsing John swept out of existence, but it soon be- ized, fort Bayard is the largest hos- beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy, Russell, Detroit; J. A. Spencer, Cleve came evident that prayer must be ac pital conducted by the United States wavy and free from dandruff Is merely land, O. ; James Black, Lancaster, Pa companied by action if they would pre- government for the benefit of t'iberT S matter of using a little Danderine. John N. Stearns, New York, and Don vent the return or the of culosis patients.. It is easy and inexpensive to have con saloons once soft and of It. a iel Wilklns, Bloomlngton,lll. The the closed. Colonel G. Arthur Hasdel has be- nice, hair lots Just get , ventlon called by this committee or The call for organization was Issued come the commander of Camp Furl- small bottle of Knowlton's- Qanderine Kanlzed the party on September 1, from Chautauqua, N. Y., in August, ong at Columbus, being senior in rank now It costs but a few cents all drug to adopted a platform and appointed 1874. The convention was held in Colonel George Biegler, who is in stores recommend it apply a little as 18-20- command of the Twelfth and national committee of which John Hus Cleveland, O., November ,( 1874, Cavalry, directed and within ten minutes there who has also been commander - post will be an of abundance, sell was chairman. and at that meeting there was.Drgan- since his arrival appearance First National Ticket lzed the National Woman's Christian freshness, flufflness and an incompara- New Mexico is to get the sum of ble and and as you Nearly three years later, on Wash Temperance Union. Delegates were gloss lustre, try $319,514.31 from the federal govern- will cannot find trace of dandruff birthday,, 1872, the new party present from 17 states. you a lngton's ment for the fiscal year ending June or but real met In convention in Columbus, O., to The plan of work was presented by to announcement falling hair; your surprise 20, 1920, according will be about two weeks' use, place a national ticket in the field Frances E. Wlllard and most of the received from Washington. This is after James Black was nominated for embodied in the were the sum Uncle Sam is for when you will see new hair fine and presl thoughts plan putting up new The states shown In, blaok on this map are the thirty-si-x that-mad- e the dent and John Russell for vice presl later worked out In the W. C. T..U. road work in. this state under the act downy et first yes but really over nation dry. Other1 states have since ratified the prohibition amendment, but dent. Mr. Black was a prominent Good At this convention Miss Wlllard of- of July 11, 1916. hair snroutine out all your scalp they, were not needed after ratification was voted by Nebraska, the thirty-sixt- h and waa one of the fered also the famous resolution: "Re- De- Danderine Is, we believe, the only Templar also According to plans of the War - etate to -' .... .' sure hair of dan- act, ... founders of the National Temperance solved, That recognizing the fact that the Mexican in 1920 grower, destroyer partment, army and for and It Society and Publication house and of our cause is, and will be, combated by druff cure Itchy scalp, years at the least.' ous state legislatures convened. Then will contain 100,000 men. Recruiting at once. the Camp Meeting association at mighty, determined and relentless never falls to stop falling hair leaders felt that they had won a vic- the states took action on the amend- has been native Mexi- how Ocean Grove, N. J. Mr. Russell, also forces, we will, trusting In him who stopped. Only If you want.to prove pretty and tory when placed a provision in ment In succession. cans will be admitted mili- a cloth they rapid Following a leader of the Good Templars and a is the .Prince of Peace, meet argument into the soft your hair really Is, moisten the Sheppard resolution providing that North Dakota the states acted in the Methodist minister, was known as the with. argument, mlsjudgment with pa- tary service. Soldiers of immature with a little Danderine and carefully It would be if not ratified following order until the one inoperative Nebraska, father of the Prohibition party, for he tience, denunciation with kindness, and years are being discharged and other draw It through your hair taking by the of three-fourth- s of thirty-sixt- h to act, completed the rati ef- a Your will legislatures published a newspaper, the Peninsular all our difficulties and dangers with reforms calculated to increase the small strand at time. hair the states within seven years. . ficatlon:' . which led the way in advocat ,: ficiency of the troops are , being be soft, glossy and beautiful in Just The amend- Herald, prayer." Sheppard prohibition Maryland West Virginia adopted. . a few moments a delightful surprise Montana California ing the organization of the party for Pursued Many Roads to Its Goal. ment, which has just been ratified by Word awaits everyone who tries this. Adv, Texas i ; i political action. W. comes from Washington that three-fourth- s of the states Washington From Its very earliest years the more than Delaware devotion to the - Indiana With all their cause, C. U. out ave- New Mexico has been created a sep- v of the Union, number required to T. sought a variety of the, South Dakota Arkanaaa the Prohibition leaders had no hope of arate internal revenue district and Flowery Language. make it effective, becomes the eight- Massachusetts Illinois nues through which the children of the t Snicker I suppose these society success In the election of 1872, and be educated In office will eenth amendment to the Constitution. Arlxona .North Carolina nation might the prin- that the internal revenue buds develop Into wall flowers. Georgia Kansas they were not disappointed. Their The for Its sub ciples of total abstinence and the adult be established at Santa Fe, from Snack Not on motion ; resolution providing Louisiana Alabama received 5,607 votes This your picture intab- - ticket only won for the absolute prohibition of where removed If luck become mission o the state legislatures, Florida Iowa - it was to Phoenix, they have any they did not discourage them,- and four of of the liquor traffic. Out the juvenile . duced by Senator Morris Sheppard Michigan Colorado Green Smith Ariz., at the beginning of the Wilson blooming brides. Ohio Oregon years later they put Clay work grew the Loyal Temperance Le- Texas, was finally adopted by congress' T. administration. Adolph P. Hill, until Oklahoma New Hampshire of Kentucky and Gideon Stewart for the and the December 18, 1917. On 16, gion children, Young . January Idaho Utah : re a few Assistant on the ticket. These gentlemen branch for the men and days ago Secretary ND3IET TROUBLE OFTEN 1919, less than thirteen months after Tennessee ..Nebraska "' - Peoples' young celved 9,737 votes. General of State, has been appointed collec- resolution con- Maine women. Later the children were en- the adoption of the by of Maine, who had gained fame as the tor of internal revenue of New Mexico. amendment 40 rolled as "Young Campaigners for GUISES SERIOUS gress, ratification of the Before Congress Years. author of the Maine Prohibition law, EMME Prohibition." . cor- was No nation-wid- e The Food Administration grain by the states accomplished. Bills providing for prohi- was the next presidential candidate, other proposed amendment to the Con- bition and resolutions Over forty departments were organ- poration announced in New York that by legislation In 1880, with H. A. Thompson in sec blad- has. been adopted with such ized, and carried on to some degree in in the near future it will formulate When your back aches, and your stitution proposing constitutional amendments ond on the ticket. , They polled place every state and and In from der and kidney teem to be disordered, speed, with the exception of that for the same have been before votes. territory,' a policy of disposing of a of a purpose only 10,366 to thousand local unions. portion go to your nearest drug store and get which the abolition of ten; twenty t. provided for Congress almost continually for more St. John's Hot Campaign. its reserve stocks of wheat to the bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- It Action on the seventeen other Among these were: Temperance work for ailments slavery. than 40 years. Senator H. W. Blair,of When the plans were being laid for mills, in order that the prices being is a physician's prescription have been In Sunday schools, which, with scien- of the kidneys and bladder. amendments that, adopted New Hampshire proposed the first the campaign of 1884, Frances E. Wll asked for flour and mill feeds forty-thre- e tific temperance instruction in may has stood the teet of and has has required from nine to amendment in 1876. This provided only lard and her fellow workers or the w, public It years schools, brought practically all the not be increased unduly because of a reputation for quickly and effectively months. ;'vr.'v;, for the prohibition of the manufacture C. T. U. entered the field. They sent results in thousands of cases. Is for has- children In the nation In touch with the excessive premiums being paid by giving The war given the credit and sale of spirituous distilled liquors to the Republican convention a great This so effective, hai in temperance truth; medical temper- the mills for wheat in certain preparation very tening the adoption of prohibition' for beverage purposes. He introduced petition asking that consideration be portions been placed on sale everywhere. Get a of ance; mothers' meetings; flower mis- of the United in 'this country. The economic aspect a similar measure nine times, chang given the pleas of the temperance ad- States, especially the bottle, medium or large size, at your near- sion and relief; equal suffrage; moral ' est i, the question was emphasized , by the ing it in 1886 to include all alcoholic vocates, but It was Ignored and even Southwest and Middle states. druggiit, j - " education and race betterment ; oratori first test war emergency,- and the handwriting V thrown into the on the floor, and However, if you wish to tbil liquors. ::.,:' dirt The annual meeting of the Mimbres ten cents to Kilmer on was seen when: congress cal and declamatory medal contests ; preparation send Dr. the wall Congressman Hobson of Alabama in: Miss Wlllard promptly turned to the Farmers' Association was held nation- Christian citizenship, and child wel Valley Co., Binghanjton, N. Y., for a sample passed a law providing for troduced the famous "Hobson resolu- Prohibition party. Her help was wel- bottle. When be sure and men- fare. '. at Deming and a new board of direc- writing wide prohibition as a war measure, to tion" In the house December 19, 1913. comed and John P. St. John of Kan- tion this paper. Adv. - tors .. For World Prohibition. was elected for the' first time in ... ' -- become effective July, 1, 1919, and to The resolution came to a vote Decem- sas was put at the head of the cold World's Woman's Christian two was se- inf continue until the armies of the Unit- ber 22, 1914, but received" only 197 water ticket. Already he was a nota- The, years. It impossible to Much More Important. V union was founded In 1889 ed States have been .demobilized. If votes, while 258 were necessary for Its ble figure, for he had fought In the Temperance cure a quorum at the meetings last He Didn't you promise at the altar ' Miss Wlllard. Is In this law goes into effect, as contem adoption. ; Civil war as lieutenant colonel of the by It organized year, and the old board held over for to. love, honor and obey me? n 40 with a total plated, the country will go dry July 1, There Is a probability that antlprohl-bitlo- 143d regiment of Illinois volunteers nations, membership another year. That this was not in She doodness knows what I prom- of over half a million. although the constitutional amend- forces will attempt to secure an and later served two terms as gover- the' least detrimental to the associa- ised. I was listening to hear what you In 1884 Miss Wlllard sent out from Boston ment will not become effective Until annulment of the ratification vote in nor of Kansas. He was a Republican, shown balance promised. Transcript. In ad- tion was by the sheet one year after Its ratification by the several states and will attack the le- but his party thought him too warm a her home office Evanston, Hl to that was read by the secretary, Fred 1 number of state Jegislatures, gality of the' action of congress. In friend of the and he dressed, each government of the Cutlcura Soothes Itching Scalp 1 required prohibitionists Moffett, which showed the nat Text of Amendment' V5''. San Francisco a court order has been was defeated for in 1882. world, an appeal for total abstinence, that On rub spots of dan- ::f fo retiring gently of resolution embody- secured "Governor the' Prohibition purity of life, and against the man profits the year amounted to and with Cutlcura Olnt- - The text the restraining Stephens Accepting nomination,' druff Itching and sale of thla The .from ing the amendment which has now temporarily from signing the ratifica- he went Into the campaign with, all ufacture opium, with , profits January till ment. Next shampoo with '. ' morning been adopted is as follows: A- tion of the amendment. It has been his vigor and delivered stirring call for world prohibition: "We come April, when a trial balance was made Cutlcura Soap and hot water. Mak to with the united voices of repre- y DJOINT RESOLUTION" PROPOSING stated that similar action may be taken speeches all over the' country, espe you by Clyde Crotchett, the secretary who them your every-da- toilet preparationi CONST1-TUTIO- women of be AN AMENDMENT TO THE in other states. Including Arkansas, cially paying attention to New York sentative every land, resigned then, were $1,665.89, and and have a clear skin and soft, whit to raise the standard ol OF THE UNITED STATE'S, Colorado, Maine, Nevada, New Mexico, state, where the fight between Jaines seeching yqu from the end of April till the end of hands. Adv. - the law to that of Christian Resolved by the senate and house of 'Oklahoma, Oregon, Utah, Washington, MG. Blaine and Grover Cleveland bad morals, December were ' to sanc- they 14,256.54, or a ; of United States Missouri and Nebraska. In ; these made St. John, was strip away, the safeguards and Two Qualities to Cultivate. representatives the things very warm,' profit of 84.8 per cent since Is all and tions of the state from the drink traffic April. Be and will never want of America In congress assembled, states, it declared, action taken out to beat the Republicans, he Hie loving, you arid to our homes by the total shares of the association, are now be will nev- two-thir- of each house concurring by the state legislatures, may be sub- succeeded, for the Prohibition vote protect for love; humble, and you of worth $13.48 share. $ therein, that the following amend- mitted to the' people under a referen- was large enough to let Cleveland wId prohibition of thls'urge" civilization per Figures sup- er want fo guidance. D. 1L Mulock. Mr. Moffett showed that ment to the Constitution be, and here- dum. 'f'j.-- K New York state 'and, in consequence, throughout all the territory over which plied by the - volume of business for to the states to be- for the Interests the nation. The Prohibitionists your government extends.' ' gross the year by is, proposed , ".Attorneys liquor polled was $160,180.16. This includes the $100 Reward, $100 come valid as a of the Constitu- claim that there are many points on the vote of 150,626. This "polyglot" petition, as It htt Catarrh is a local disease greatly inn part surprisingly large sales of oil, stock feed, and II which The convention of 1896 been termed, Is historically significant, groceries need by constitutional conditions. tion when ratified by the legislatures the amendment may be attacked Prohibition sundries. At the close of 1917, after therefore requires constitutional treat- over for It was first world-wid- e ment. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINI" of the several states as provided by in the courts and plans have, been split the party wpman suffrage the procla declaring , a stock dividend of two - the Is taken Internally and acts through thi the Constitution; made, It Is declared, for action along and money. The "free sllver"mlnor- mation against legalized liquor wares for one, the association carried Blood on the Mueoua SurfuMa of the SVS, Bent- - . Section 1 After' one year from ,the these lines. , ity formed a Liberal party, with Ijranlc. ';?.';". vf;;;::.;;; iver undivided profits of $183.16.' tem. HALL'S CATARRH IfBDICIKI The of Ortiz destroys the foundation of the disease appointment Fidel to five the patient strength by improvmi' bo warden of the State Penitentiary tne nesuin ana assists nature u a minimum of New Mexico, California, Ohio, Nevada, York on 28 to a definite general I1W.00 MUST PROVIDE NEW REVENUE Only unemployment January adopt to succeed inomss nuges ol Albu- dping Its work. for any case oj. sever- North ? Catarrh that 1IALX8 CATARRI Is expected, as the cumulative Washington,, Dakota, Mississip- program. querque, the present incumbent, may ' : HBDICINB fails to cure. of restrictive measures Missouri, Kansas,, Louisiana and Is out, however,' that the be to be made Drug-fist- s Taxes Hitherto Derived From Traffic ity adopted pi, j;it pointed expected as the first of 7(o. Testimonials free. since the war has Utah. federal constitution Itself does not the major appointments by the gov- I. SI Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio. i In Liquor Will Have to Be began already caused many distillers and brewers to In California court action has been contemplate any , state action on ernor, that Is, of those nominations ii, Obtained Elsewhere. ; t which to the con- once seek other uses for their plants." taken to restrain the governor from amendments except by the legislature, go Legislature for He who baa despised the lam in firmation after, submission by Gov-trn-or Of nature, and has soared above them New ' problems of government are Meanwhile a distillers' committee certifying , the action of, the legisla- and action by the legislature, even ' Larrazolo. Auerbach. of the announced that in 22 states the con- ture to Washington. u:. Wares wltt referendum laws, has here- ,jfwr;s:v H:;rv has no right to live. raised by prospective stoppage, ; Now '"yt' V ' that many of the soldier boys of stitutions referendum vote?, to Every ; resource of 'the distillers, tofore been deemed final. , traffic In liquor. The hundreds require are returning a coalition is , being derived from In- a constitutional amendment. with resources of approximately ; Senator Shephard said he was not U-ic- millions of dollars ratify formed in Hagerman between them a Ycr fca tlzzl Ccr3 , ternal revenue will have to be,; ob- They, named these states as follows? it Is said, will be employed disturbed ever the projected fight of and members of the old band to ar- Mon- In effort save their the': and declared no a new musical tained from other sources.. Laws for South Dakota, Oregon, Nebraska, 'the supreme to liquor Interests range for organisation RoUutlas-Ja- st JT"OfV- - ! A - which will dur- smlL 1 1 v ' enforcement of the amendment also tana, Oklahoma, Maine,, Maryland, businesses. meeting of the distil- loopholes to Invalidate the law wpuld give regular concerts Dnxisuor f r - - rc THWnt - the and summer. imiua will have to be passed by congress. Michigan, Arkansas, Colorado, Arlsona, lers' committee will be held at New be .found,. , , ing spring it, i--m, A. , Senator k, jona appointment of one caist for liii He wishes Annapolis. every PutlLhed At GsTs?, Hsw Mexico Every Sitawiay high school boy in Ihe state , t3 -- '' L' E. GOULD, Editor end PutSer. - . have an opportunity to compete this On Feb-riuir- v Editor - for appointment. INEZ L. GOULD Oty 15.-- an examination; will be $2.00 ' sent to school, Subscription rate per year , , any high principal Jubt Received will &dd!v for the same be- - at the office;, v that Advertising rates on application ' M. fore Feb. 1st. We must know second-clas- of Gallup,' N. Entered as s matter at the postoffice , quite soon how many schools ' Act of of March 1. 1S79. Rolls under Congress will compete so that we 'will selection of Pianola statement be made iiuthe columns know how vmany examination Large Should an erroneous ' DaDers to make up. This 'in ; u call our attention to iV and due correction Music . ofthis paper, cludes subject of grammar, geo-- .Spanish accorded. will be made and ample justice cheerfully graphy,; United States History, ;.: tried all kinds of prepara alzebra. geometry,' 'arithmetic, POIS0Z6 STAKED tions but nothing did me any dictation in, spelling. It is .nec Tarn Hie reru- - Grafonola good until I started taking , essary lor principal w An assortment of the'lktesf SHE-SA- lac. I to feel better from that he will take, charge of TROUBLE YS began fy ' the start and ; my appetite in Ih'e examination. Address all 1 Selections. , proved so 'that now I eat any communications to;! Frank 'H. Records; Spanish thing thatT want. My suffer Roberts, East Las Vegas, N. M. - inir are all over now, I can her For Sale - Good residence m it sleep like a baby, and get up in pro lp hfo life locat- store and hear favorite Spanish cu:es tow vata feeiirrg full, of life perty, large lots, centrally, Come intb the your the morning ' and able to do ali my ed cash terms reasonable, and energy (tr : will find be made for v choice. You "My health was so miserable housework. Tanlac has done so terms can part pay airs then mke; your vA: v that I Was almost tovdespair un- much for me that I am glad to ment and rest inpaymehts, except--f ; desire in this til some of my friends got me to recommend it to others." good bargain. , Inquire, ,at tty8 the selections you -- believe office- - .,'... : "'j'l Tanlac and I at the . take honestly Tanlac is sold in Gallup ; fine stock of Records. it has saved my life," said Banner Co. ionaUy Drug 'J The Hereford Nursery cott- - Mrs, Blanche Dabney, 2901 Hereford, Texas, has Bookhout Streel, Fort Worth, In the university of New Mexi pany, of an advertisement in the Herald; Texas, some time ago. co Bulletin for January; appears v This is ah old; reliable firm and "About four years ago," she a very interesting letter from recommend them to our readers. continued. "I had ptomaine poi Grover Emmons who for three - Method soning, and that was the begin- years was pastor of the Thos. Soden was arrested here Mr. ningof my trouble. Everything ist church in this city.' Wednesday night and placed in I would form that Emmons when he wrote was in re- - ate gas press h Mimtvww iail tnllnwinc the v. J 7 m Lumber . L and and would and Y. 'i - B Hardware ed against my heart Paris, studying religious ob nt of' word tnat ne is waniw me at time. I M. conditions. He said u almost smother C. A. in Tucson, Ariz., for an alleged at armistice had severe cramping spells that Paris since the shortage of accounts in the post so bad I could off much of its times that got had thrown office in that city, whjJre it is them. I was so was decorated hardly stand trloom and the city said he was employed.; In The District Court of and I could Old was nervous restless that with flags and Glory McKinley County ' The friends of Dr. and Mrs. not sleep at night and would be prominent. of Heald will be State so fagged-ou- t and restless, that of , Albuquerque, New Mexico . de-- to know that their when morning came I could John P. Peterson, formerly interested: ' Kenneth Heald, has Willie Earle Clearman. I became has moved to Gib son Lieut. ' hardly get up. so nutv sheriff, - mustered out of the Plaintiff V weak I had to up' son where he is employed by the been army give my ; ; .; : vs. c Gallup-America- n and is now home. Coal company - B. Clearman, ; .... , Defendant ' .' PAY BY CHECK No. 1066 , , ' NOTICE Safe, Convenient, Dignified , ' To the above named Defendant Let Us Serve You ; Ellis B. Clearnian: '"', Resource pvThree-Quarter- s of A Million Dollars, You are hereby notified that and a record of fifteen years of., conservative .and ,the Willie E. Clearman plaintiff, successful banking. J. has onHhe 16th. day o: January, filed a i 1919. duly complaint against you: the. 'general object of said action is for absolute di- vorce and a decree granting her Gallup, KM. the care and custody of a minor ORGANIZED 1904 child. --You are further notified ' that unless Sou enter your ap- pearance in said cause on or be- Buy Your Lease in the fore the 1st. day of March 1919. a judgement will be rendered against you in said cause, "by de- fault. Yon will therefore, 'gov- ern yourself accordingly.. In Davis FUEL Charles W. Clerk of the District Court in and for McKinley County, New Best lump coal

for , Mexico. '." v ; ' ,: ,3000 lbs. $10 00 of The name ancj. address, We sell only Gibson pure t n!i stiff's 'U: A. T. Oil Le&ce Syndicate attorney lump coal, over 4 inch Post office Box No. 937 the sands Hanuett. screen. TODAY, before the drills strike Gallup, New Mexico. - (Seal). Wood .. , , , . - Jan. 18. Feb. 8 Selected pinoh and ; ceJar, cutjtove and : v In the Probate Court , ,, lire piageciiguis, of McKinley County grata cf N'w Mexico. , In the matter of the estate' of New Mexico Produce and- -- - ' c v Will Not Break Any Man, Durham Poole, deceased. , it ; 'r".: 'i. " i Notice is hereby given that Company:. Fortune-T- his $am Dimoh. of (Jallup, Cdurity Make Your , May of McKinley anl State of .New Get ' Monrifti, has been appointed ad is Not Stock. You simply ministrator of the estate of All Durham ; Pool, deceased.. , in Six Different Oil i persons having claims against The Hereford Co. an Interest the said estate ana aeceaseq win Nursery - present-th- e same witljin .the Different Oil Fields- , tterefordTexa Leases jn time and suqh manner as pres cribed by - . I , . ' lw- " .!. " Sam Diroon the Sum of . . in All for 025.C0 Adnioistratior Write for. Catalogue..'1 27. years .the southwest " whom all know. 4--' i being managed by local men you Jan. ,Thi y- A Representative will call to see you , Wanted. - There has not been a county ints: since prisoner in the county iail , the first of the year. This lVthe to do Sale- - iniiowtthneriod that the jail has Wanted A woman For Good , residence (Jeen,; several; years, icoowiif, f Inquire at the ,P,age lots.; centrally, emptyMijn property, large ' notnei. located,, cash terms reasonable, Ok over to await action of the grand U or term esln' be made for part - all and Mite Marv Woods is confined and jury they have given bail ' payment ,rest ,in payments. with 4 heaVy cold, did not have to (to to jail. ; There to.hes home A gtwToar'gajni' Inquire at this , in the city" Oil Lease has been littlecrime in the which is o prevalent office. .... Syndicate very " this time. county so far this year. at H I; ;.;-- ) ; j.V :i ... r4 R U 1 i Dry Ccizi cr.d Pihfci , ? ; : : Cut 12 end 2 1 inches" long ; ,". Orders ptC7r.-- fy delivered Mcdicmco 5 ' ' fill Kr-- A complete stock of drv and rr.;icir.es is an assett'to ri 'il . MATLOCK TRANSFER a a community, - The proper compounding of ' perscript-lon- s - 189--'W'- ' is vitally important to . theJ public in. general.

1 At this store yoii will find V - laroacesisai- New and Second Hand 'Store j A Complete Stock of Drugs and North 3rd-- of St bridge , ' Standard Medicines ;' - ' do r-.- Young man,7 AH kinds of Household Goods -i-- . , - , know that Your Perscriptions will receive careful attention and you Furniture Miners' Topis I, ' will be put correctly; without substitution. and; ' up will .take '' ' v ' J "''".';"",:' your : employer a 'X Second hand goods bought line of candies is excellent. sold and . . Our personal interest in you when exchanged. " ' " You can get in fancy boxes or in bulk. l; ; : it V ,- -': .;' ;" P. p-- he learns that you are saying J. Peternef ? r Pi Cut Flowers : ';', some of All H them every Saturday. your pay? persons knowing Ave You Looking For The We have Plants, selves to be indebted : to John potted v; Mutto are requested to call at his Best, Quality Start a hxizp DUROC tcszXlVr residence No. 104 Hineh Ave. and JERSEY HOGS? JENKINS DRUG STORE settle their accounts before Feb Let me supply your wants, and you'll soon be) getting ruary 1st. Accounts that are Phone 232, J. H. Bosscher. Ill Coal Avenue r not date will be " settled by that ; Rehoboth, . N. Mex. . ahead in die world; Money placed in the hands of an at torney for collection. ; NOTICE! means vou. John Mutto The Banner Drug Store owned opportunity tor; by W. H. Morris Company and Louis Stewart have on the 10th Deal Market My seven room, .modern re Square of December, 1918 dissolved 5 per cent per, annum paid on time certificates sidence for sale at a sacrifice. day partnership by mutual consent. Where Cleanliness and The Square of deposit of $100and up issued for 6 or 12 mos. Part cash, balance on reasonable Louis Stewart will continue the terms.. P. V. Ritter, grocer. business and collect all bills due '.Deal Rule THE GALLUP STATE BANK Morris and Stewart or the, Ban- CELEBRATED HOUMA OYSTERS, FRESH FISH, Edmund K. French ner Drug Store and will pay all bills or claims the ban- FRESH and SALT MEAT. Lawyer against '''r.u,t ( ner Drug Store of the Firm of ONLY FAT HEALTHY STOCK KILLED FOR ; Member Bar . W. H. Morris and Company i ASSURING TENDERJMEAT. Pressers Supreme Court United States Louis Stewart. OUR TRADE, Gallup Cleaners and Court New Mexico W. H. Morris Co. Phone No. 85 For Of Meat. Supreme ' Prompt Delivery Office 205 Coal Ave. by W. H. Morris. Operating the Louis Stewart. Fred Meyer, Prop. Hoffman Steam' Pressing RUIZ & OVERSON " ' machine Attorneys at Law Practice In All Courts Of, 301 aoc Ladies' and gentlemen's New Mexico and Arizona. suits cleaned and ' ... L. E. Gould , Endorsement of Federal-Electr- a Oil presred $1.75 Justice of the Peace , by Expert cleaners of silks and Third Precinct . Office Herald Building Well Known Texas Banker satins laces and all other Phone No. 95 fancy garments. Plush, To secure prompt service call by velvet and velour coats number. . v . Power and . Orfc carefully steamed.;. ' (vjitizens Light Is Snore We Telphone Co. All work satisfactory guaranteed Dr. E. i Park Sellard iWft pall and deliver ,' .. , Registered Optometrist' Have Oil! Brazos 'latest for properly Brazos and Proprietors. equipment ' ' 207 Coal Ave. Phone No. 205 testing', eyes. yV ' PostofRce Building v McME. EDWAKDS & McFIE ?.'.-.- f.l '.-- '.s ' ,. .y. ATT0UNETS at LAW V - OffiCeS Ambulance Service Copy ol Letter Gallup and Santa Fe. N. M,' -- x- 103 Phone 68 Night V. ' Bert D. Richards .. . J. H. Marriott, J'refidenlEdward Schlafis, Preidnt Town Calls V ' ; $5;p0' J Lawyer '' .' J. A. Wi'ie, Caihier '' - y y , L. Stewart , ,' ' "Licensed to, practice, in all the courts of the. State,.: the U. ,S. District Court and .Ui S. Laad Office. '.. "l;-- ' r a Jewelry, Cut Glass .UNDERTAKERS ' v BANK ; iGALLUP MORTUABV THE FIRST NATIONAL ' ' . Silverware v,! D. " Rollie. , ' ' v':'!'' it'.' Funeral "Direcfyf High class ware and articles that '"'V.' and J"..;'.T;,,r;';'!:- : will fit every need in the gift j; i'j Licensed ;Embalmer New Mexico, v Arizona.. tine. A beautiful stock of pre- Chapel. Automobile, Service , ' . , Electra, April 13, 1918 cious stones of every description. Office phones - Res. night phone Ta$, r WATCH REPAIRING a special- OS aim C)l Deimar Hotel 92 Watch for Santa TO WHOM IT CONCERN:- - ty. inspectors f O .tyAY C. KI i'CH8N P R R.r Rdiswn Diamond Disc John . ' j. ' ' Federal-Electr- a d "is of the Qil jStahogrptouneak Mr them Physveian-an- Surgeon This to certify that the holdings Company 1 107 W.Coal Ave. selves. :: f . In iact,. it is' only, a short-distanc- irora actual In ofBce all night c is' in producing territory.-- ' ' oil " , producing wells." , Wurm & Burke ' Wanted-Addre- ss of W, P. 1 - r not obtain oil, if man- ' Jewelers Kaufman, who lived at Allisop. I see no reason hy this company can properly W. H, Andre." ,607 ,Kttredge In fact, I think their proposition is gooTenough that I have agreed to Bid. Col. .. , ; aged. Denver, ' i ' " - ' Site-Go- as Trustee for the drilUng fund for the company. ; Vor od residence' pro act i V. ' perty.-hir-ge lota, centraHy locatj-ed- Use An Eashnan , ' ' ' cash terms reasonable, - or Very ally, s" ' be made for ! ' terms can part pay ' ' . j! A. ..Wise , . met and rit "In' payments. good bargain. Inquire at' this We do first cJaas DEVELOPING and PRINTING " " - ' ' office. ' '' , , i- JI--. ut -- ll...... i H 1 No need to sena your wonc out..l ui, vmmuf :' The streets are infested with Leave order one 'day r-- get it the next ", your collarleaa dogs on which" no tax For particulars inquire of have been paid. Tliese dogs Walker Studio ' v J RW3!bJ Suceeoor to , are a nuisance ' and the streets should be.cleared of them. - ' . Representative Ed . Tamony,N sanw re Meson Work came over trom wnpre G"""1 Brick arid Stone he ia attendmsr-- . the. legislature E. M., BYERS, ' m" He had k . i Stone CcSitta, Contracting in his official capacity n.' i t nit.,. itl ftn -- . ar . ''to. busi- .stopping.'". now'i rnow iwj, , to come home to, attond, , j All Work guararaei entirely, latiafactoiy ness at the store at the . Allison N..M. JAKES t?EZZOCCO; Do B35, Gallup, y mine., t iir-S.- .. 1 4 ' it.'t' fj&i-ii- h . tiiftA. "iTS?',; :"ii:i& sti'':, ' ri.Wie-- .toiissji 4Wft!)a j i .fJi!'ii-.- VV. - a tr- Jt 11 I L V; aman nrdec of con- - to v.;s ' c rict a c- i lyratMi t. i t- -t C. C--m, of which proved rt wz v- - J 1 trrtcti )73Mi t i i.ju'4 l: er. ' s r 1 rrj t U wltloct fftrallel in military hot herd in fcs tzrrj; t i CX C J wtx Which gave Its savage tiosuisiaJ IrztP 'I t't ga tact a i t to au if e name cf- - being the arch-lan- d e;. Tien he t.z.T .. J i n Gall t bead--f of nation reputed peculiarly Ksz.r:z, rC--- t'. t V saj wj ;r I A ar-'-J- seeded ag cruel. ; Tour huadred thousand Cubans blm at a ,A f aw tpoa tU heavily, t::l VJ r r- r at avoid kia. 1 Can yourrtU "Ten driven troa) ttselr; homes into shelter- or a gun-stoc- k be wrsid ttit J cUl ! t. mnL -- radar me n au prune Sea, I less prison camps more jjan two hun- next be waa on to Crr ! i - Use twice,. trss J 1 ", "Vi t breathe easy. Ptmait to cZx you dred thousand dead from hunger and nimseir out or this rat-r.- t Cut -- y t jn V that ts U m m reflemmonu-- a NCreanmeat--on- e of famous disease ; a fruitful land laid bare of alt Imbt were KbelUovi and y li, everywhere otr ran .queerly tt rata-- J users. . ;. , lea wines. Met Than the hot ear that could serve as food, and changed war sick; Be had never eerlencsi tj to an ash-gra- y desolation; gaunt fam- anything quite like this and he thotctt waa escorted to the ine from Orlente to Plnar del Rio he must be wounded. sur- OUatliy railway It greatly W. spruce tattoo at daylight He and Branch that waa the sequel to those printed prised him to And that be could strag ft Fex.;tt, I JwlntN."Sometunea took their fteata and their filed words Of the Butcher" which the even 1 f.vs; guards "Weyler gle upward through brambles, l Vfoen too In behind them. He turned savagely; Bateban read. though It was bard work. Meg wi heavy19work

the of theae waated When Is the time fighting all around and below -- memory weeks, "Eight days! up?" him, tod k, r 1 the narrow of hie filled Roea '' o and, he Wondered ".19 "XT Vrhen margin failure, Inquired, i meanwhile, vaguely m. X him with a atck of and Is what made them kill one another when band ever sharp feeling dismay "Bleu you, this already two weeka patas eaten me Impotence., -, old!" her brother told ber. he and hia negroes were all dead or and I caa hardly ' in marked contraat to difficulties be dying. It, seemed of a i nave the "Why, then, it means that we'll very strange spellsnnimwi,of dlsstness of was ease of leav-In-g with the of 4 entering Quba the shot If we're piece general unreality Md spots seem to caught.? float It A ahlp ru Bailing from Neuvl-ta- a But we be things and It troubled him not a lit before my "Exactly! sha'nt caught, Tr . as soon as on the very afternoon, whan the eh? Let the timid ones take fright at tle. One of his arma was useless, he two Americana and were discovered, and he realised with a curi- this troubl. Mmmv onTi use Sou's OTEILLY'S HOPES OF FINDING AND RESCUIK3 ROSA RE- arrived, they the squeaks of this old blackbird. Let Kidney Pills. They aboard.1' ous shock waa He always straJshten hurried Not until the anchor them-g- into the cities: we shall have that it broken.- waa me up la, apod almpe." . CEIVE A CRUSHING BLOW y waa up did their military escort de- the more to eat I" Bateban crumpled' bleeding, too, from mora than one GetIWs'atAae lists. part from them. ,"r the paper in his hand and dropped wound, but he could walk, after a it - .r-- With angry, brooding eyea O'Reilly "Meanwhile I shall toward, my fashion. . :!?..""'):: ' proceed fOBtSXtOMUKH - He waa Inclined to and finish BUFFALO, N. Y. Synopsis. Don Esteban Varona, rich Cuban planter, hides hie watched the- white houses along the settlement with Pancho Cueto." Hit; stay 00, I man- the he. recollected Bona Booty and Jewels and the secret of the hiding place Is loat whoa he water front dwindle away; the very careless confidence gave Rosa flgbt, but that ar and the hilla would be him and that he and tfc only other person who knows It aw kJlledV Doaaa Isabel step-motb- grove swampa slip past, courage. ,; Z .;:.;. waiting for out must to her, so set out of the Verona twins Bkrteban and Roaa aaarehaa vainly tor rise of their purple haae. When go and he . CHAPTER XI. across the fields, yean for the hidden treasure. Johnny O'Reilly,' an American, lovee staggering through the-- . and la loved by Boaa. Donna Iaabal fall to bar death la an old well charred cane stubble. The night When the World Ran Backward. waa not so black aa Cntf while walking In her Bleep. Bateban'a connection with-- , the Cuban It had been, and Bateban went about hia of de this him Inaorractoa la dlacovered and he and Boa are forced to tee. O'Reilly, plan puttied until he saw that the Pancho Cueto with house waa ablate. ". ; In Mew York en business, gata letter from Bona telling of her peril stroying youthful plantation Flames , Ennmlnn he at were cast- - and he atarta for Cuba. .Pancho Cueto, faithless manager of the Varona energy and seat First secured, belching from its windows, tome a half--stick of a I abroad a lurid and re-- estates, betraya Bateban and Boaa, leading Colonel Oobo, notorlooa pains, dynamite, ing radiance j ocouno cap and fuse, and a gallon m more of memberlng Pancho Cueto, Esteban viiitc Spanish guerrilla, to their hiding place, Bateban, who la absent , then he assembled bla fol v. v V1 DLAOKLEQ returns Just In time to reacue Boaa. - - .,, kerosene; laughed. y, lowers and led them once agarn into By and. by, after he waa well away, Your Veterinarian can stamp the Ban Juan, them out with Cutter'a Anti-Ca- lf , his numbness passed and he began to La Joya was still tenanted when suffer The had Scour Serum and Cutter'a Germ CHAPTER X Continued. to .be a far greater menace to the In- excruciating pain. pain Filtrate and Aggresaln, In the Its owner been the so FreeBlackleg - early evening rightful there all time, It seemed; terest of my- country thanwell, than ; or Cutter'a Blackleg Pills., arrived ; the house and some of its out- he waa simply gaining the to "Senor, you are In danger. Tonight a score of dynamite: experts. believe capacity Ask buildings showed lights. Esteban con feel tt He was to die now, he him about them. If he at midnight you will be arrested. yon are a writer." , ready hasn't our write to ua for cealed hia men. While the horses waa so 111; moreover, his left arm literature, beg of you to tee that there la nothing The American smiled. "Are writers information on these product. , cropped and the negroes rested he fit dangled and got in his way. Only that Incriminating In your possession." such dangeroua people T" ted fuse and cap to his precloua piece subconscious realisation of the neces- O'Reilly's face betrayed nil amaze "That dependa upon The Cutter altogether of dynamite. to for Rosa's sake sus- Laboratory ment for? On United In- sity keep going Berkeley, Cel., or 111. "Arrested What The States Is "V Chicago, Now while Esteban waa thus busied, tained him. ;': ':i V That Kimo. How" what charge " clined to recognise the belligerency of "TkmLmbormtary Pancho Cueto was an un came at to show him The shrugged. "I don't these Cuban rebels, and her relatione entertaining Daylight last stranger welcome guest. In the late afternoon his More than once know. That man will be with Spain are becoming more way. he paused, newspaper dally he had been the visit of a voices in the interesting Topic. arrested at the tame moment, so yon strained; grows, and all be- surprised by alarmed, at woods, only dotenor more volunteers, and Inas- to find the sounds Issued from his "Tou and that man carried on quite had better warn him. But be careful cause of the the, men that exaggerations, much aa his relations with their colo- own throat an animated conversation all evening." where and how do for all hia that have forth from ' - you so, dacities, gone nel had been none of the friendliest "Tes." s movements are watched, all his words here to your newspapers. We are de It had grown very hot now, so hot . "What was , since that expedition Into heat-wav-es it aboutr termined to, down that obscured hit vision ' ' are overheard." . pat this uprising rather not tell In the Tumurl, he had felt a chill of ap- and canted the most absurd forms to Td you."' "Why do you tell ma this yon? Ia our own way; we will tolerate no ' prehension on seeing the redoubtable take He to bunt aimless Talking with a comparative strang- It some scheme to to incriminate foreign interference. War is never shape. began er Cobo himself at their head. ly for water, but there waa none. Evi about something you can't tell your mer CKeiUy Inquired. pleasant thing, but yon Journalists husband?" The colonel had explained that be thia heat had the land. Mania waa over the counter, have magnified Its horrors and mis- dently parched I I'd better He leaning waa returning from a trip up the San dried up the streams, and set the "Well, thought not hia face drawn with hia Upe represented the cause of Spain until was me how I to anxiety, Juan, taken for the purpose of round stones afire. It was incredible, but asking happened same you threaten to bring on another and Courier-Journal..- ;- framing the question. ing up those Inhabltanta who had been true. marry you." Louisville a more horrible combat Now, then, '. "NoT The lieutenant shook bis n new orders ' '.,;; ... r you understand what I mean when I dilatory obeying the Bateban reasoned that he must be head. am a friend a Cuban,, In from Havana. That smoke to the south near home 1 say that you are more dangeroua than Hia Name Is Weyler." by this time, for he had spite of tbia uniform. If you repeat ward waa from fires of. his been RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. a powder expert; that your pen can kindling traveling for days for years. The my words I shall be shot within too , the aalt breath of the trades came to he had burned a and Bay-Rum- do more Injury, can cause the death good many crops country, Indeed, was altogether unfa To half pint of water add 1 ox. hour. I Implore you" his voice be hia nostrils he turned Into his state- houses and a peo- box of more Spanish troops than could a punished good many miliar; be could not recall ever having a small of Barbo Compound, came more "to heed my warn coco- - os. can-pu- t urgent of room, and, taking the crate If ple, and since this was exactly the sort seen the he trod, but for that mat- and hi of glycerine. Any druggist Remember I" He regiment Americana with dynamite. path this or can mix at home ing. midnight nuta with which Oeneral Antuna bad of task he liked he waa In no unpleas- ter waa '. In the up you it at and waa Tour English friend makes no secret everything strange little cost. Full directions for mak- hewed, turned to the door, thoughtfully provided him, he bore it ant mood. He had demanded of Cueto first know he was very of his business, so we shall escort him place he that going ing and use come in each box ef gone. to the rail and dropped It overboard, lodging for himself and his an the to Neuvltas and see him safely out of troop, west and yet morning sun persisted It will gradually darken, On the stroke of midnight O'Reilly waa - his ' "Rheumatism a fool disease, nouncing that a part of command in Into his facet That faded and make soft waa arrested. After a search the country, once for alL" beating hotly streaked, gray hair, it thorough anyhow," he muttered. waa somewhere behind and would re alone convinced him that had and glossy. It will not color the scalp, is sot of hia and' hia he waa "And yet you permit me to remainr things person premises Johnnie was join him later In the night gone awry with the world. He could sticky or greasy, and does not rub oftAdv. escorted to government surprised. Cueto had welcomed In headquarters. I "Great news I" Esteban Varona an his visitor remember a convulsion of soma where found Leslie Branch. For the present yea That la my great ' Their' Method. - be nounced one aa he dismounted all humility; he put up the soldiers In sort, but Just what it was he had no official message to you. . Privately, day "We In how The Invalid looked taller, thinner, the bate of the mill, and then Idea I read stories about eood however" the epeaker eyed O'Reilly after a foraging trip Into the Tumurl. sugar dear Evidently, though, It had more bloodless than ever, and hia air Installed Cobo in hia best room, been some children get to behaving Just be- with ia disconcerting "I We met some of Lacrefa men and after sufficient to change the rotation ef settled gloom admirably became the expression which he ransacked the bouse for food fore Christmas," said Gap Johnson of would like to warn you. Ton are a they told ua that Spain haa recalled of the earth. Tea, that waa It; the situation. and drink and tobacco. waa Rumpus Ridge, "but my fourteen kids bright fellow,, and you have a way with Captain General Campos. What do earth running backward upon Its i "Hello. What Johnnie flashed When Oobo off have a different system. They hold a luckr to that?" . v finally took himself axis; he could feel It youthere's no denying It Under you nay actually whirling caucus and a committee to call at him. mean the end of to bed Cueto followed In better spirits under his No wonder hia app'lnt other conditions It would be a pleas- Does that the feet Journey on me and teU what want and !;.. "Goodl ure war?" Boat than he had enjoyed for some time. teemed so long. Hs was over they to know you better. It grieves me, eagerly Inquired. laboring also what aim to do to me If An officer sharply commanded htm no. have tent new man For one thing, tt was agreeable to look a treadmill, like aa they they therefore, to warn you that your fur- "Oh, They a gigantic balancing don't it.!' Kansas te be silent in forward to a night of undisturbed re a get City Star. ther atay la Cuba will not be pleas he'a Havana now a dark little equilibrist upon revolving sphere. The were ordered to stand Pancho't had fat a prisoners ant. I almost regret that there la no old fellow who never smiles. He baa a pose. apprehensions Well, It war-- simple matter to stop aide by aide, facing their accusers. nose tened upon themselves, and he had himself Important to Mothere conclusive evidence against you; It long and a big chin; he dresses walking, alt down, and allow Examine carefully every bottle of Then each in turn was to n Jew-bir- d' been of late In a of - subjected would bo simplify matters. Come, now. all in black a very in ap- living nightmare CASTORIA,- that famous old examination. Owing to hia terror. remedy Mjoreaa hadn't you better I pearance, from what I hear. Hia name for Infanta and children, and see that It acknowledge that seemed to htm have secret 7" is Weyler Valerlano Weyler,' marquis But It that he had guessed your closed hia when he was Bears the was of TenerlSe." barely eyes O'Reilly's perplexity changing awakened by a tremendous vibration Signature off to to Esteban covertly appraiaed his sla dismay, tor it seemed him be and found himself In the center of the in use tor Uvr &) xears. with ; ter's charms, but respecting her terror wis being played nevertheless, floor, undecided whether he had been Children Cry for Fletcher's Caatoria he shook his of Gobo he did not hit bead. "I would only be speak thought, hurled from his bed or whether he had be He wat certain, however, that B deceiving you, sir," said. thither. Still in a he heard Bequeathed Elsewhere. General Antuna knew, as well at he, what motive leaped date, sighed. "Then I lay a about from the direction of Oobo'a 'My ancestors were all people with see embarrassments ahead for both behind the fellow's tireless persecu '" '" of room, then a din. of other voices, fol brains." ;'; us. .- . tion! of the valley dwellers; for, In lowed by a rush of feet; the next In "Too bad you 'were disinherited." ''More arrests?" ., . spite of their isolation, stories of Cobo stant his door Waa flung back and he "Not Understand I had reached the refugees stories that Girls necessarily. me, high-hel- d beg the question when they had rendered both the and the taw, by the light of torches, speak as one gentleman to another. boy girl Esteban rona and a rabble try to InQqce inen to propose. have" sick with The colonel. ragged but yon must noticed that Amer- apprehension. of black men. Cueto knew that he icana our It teemed, had died of 'hia are unpopular with troopa. nearly faced death. He a. blow from machete wound, and on be dodged Bbt They are Impulsive, these troop recovering Esteban's clubbed rifle to behold accidents cannot be had sworn to exterminate the wasps only lfe!lli.Tcl!is ers; prevented. the flash of a machete. Crying out I'M should to that had stung him. He had sworn Suppose something happen again, he tried to guard himself from There Is the trouble. Ton came other oaths, too, oaths that robbed Ba you? the descending blade, but too late ; the What Doctor Pun Ifae to to teban of his ; '. ' Cuba enjoy Its climate; you can sleep,, sound of his hoarse terror died In hs 'I'll!,. not be to remain Indoors. Of Esteban Idolised hia sister ; her loy expected throat, naix Dora. Degit fcr Ilsmanity course not : Well I our . sol alty to btm was the most precious Among thing "Quick I Soak the bed with oil and diers new of his life. the . BTpOCTORORlPPS. are many recruits, patriotic, Therefore, thought of fire Esteban directed ; then he ran enthusiastic fellows, but carel- that swarthy rumen hunting ber down If teemed to me Dr. young out Into the ball to Investigate that ,11 has, always 'that ess. are aa a hound to the of a doe C L They wretchedly unprofldent hangs trail He found the chamber 'Piereai of liould be placed awoke In btm a terrible fec-- othervhoutlng. Bz marksmen, and they haven't learned anger. whence It Issued and to smash near of 'America's the ond to hia for tried danger of promlscudus rifle fire. only hatred the guerrilla the at the second blow he i was door; but great thetfbtki&ri' wrtften. B studied They are forever at chief hia bitterness the shooting things, against heard a gunshot from within and the - to score a hit. Would traitor, Pancho Cueto, who had and a dt- merely you. be capped wood splintered outward almost Into jd- lieve Oh, I have to his villainy new gree that few realim.' Whenever he found it? discipline them by setting ths peril hit face. Simultaneously,, from To think" upon and since Rosa's a remedy that overcame j disease, he at frequently. of you being them; safety where outside the house, arose the abroad through the streets, and. hia own honor called for the death once announced it in the and therefore, notes of a Spaniah bugle-cal- l. newspapers worries me of both men, he had aworn - told Intensely. Suppose you thatjome- Toung varona' waited to. hear no where it could be bought at a small how . he would effect should be found dead some day, Im It It was, of more. Nor did hia men; the price: He did not followthe usual custom The course, a difficult, matter to at the realising agine, my feelings." speaker's get into which had been led, of (keeping the ingredients secret so that tone colonel of volunteers, but Cueto peril they and expression were eloquent of still bolted from house as as the. rich, could afford 1n they the fast only to buy tha concern. "How could I fix the respon- lived the midst of hia blackened no ; they could go. There was need for medicine bat openly printed the name of sibility . , . ..; fields, and it was against him that the r questions; from the direction of the each foot andheb hs used. And so "By having me followed, as usual, boy wat now planning to launch hit today sugar mill came bellowed orders and tfteaames of Dr. Pieree sn4 his medicines I dare aay," O'Reilly said bitterly. first blow.' "v rV Thay .eelted From this House e Past f "Tonight, at Midnight You Will Be An the sound of men snouting 'to their are and bet- The of the Oobo ;- - :. widely known, they stand for - ratted. r'. "Oh, you will of course be shadowed thought hated had horses. Evidently those were troops ahlThey 'CeuM:Wlo.'.v distracted ter health sad better eftitenahip. day and night ; In fact to be quite rare momentarily Bstebai'a and trained troopa, too, for they took ' Now collected to be spuh' backward around;, tqi aha fOap pf this greali. physician's most sue-- acquaintance with Spanish, CReMy of voofi ar safety. I shell eak van ta thoughts. ha, them and no' time to saddle ; were up and I they nlace where Rosa waa walttna. Ha cewful remedies is known ss Dr. ' Was able to defend himself without the permit one of my men- to accompany Mid: mounted almost marauders Pierce's .before the idea some un TMi.'.i.alt nJnLkJ'-- ' I pondered this for time, JTIOMBUC ituji'.A WIN ( aid of an interpreter. you everywnere ana even to snare your "Wait I am forgetting aomethlng. had gained the backs of their own ant-- HW UIUS, SUgS It waa evident from the first that room. We shall try never to lose sight See what Lacret't men handed me; Pu oompmed of Mayapple, bavm UVUUWUafSiSSLU SMUSJl lJV fBVaAAg, VUt VA IIAff ."-- Branch's oaae waa Be read of wish are from one of JlfSm!?' of albb: Mot of lalan-thh- urs that Natim hopeless. you, depend upon It I you they posted end the Instantly there began, a blind battle he saw that it was'neceiitarr'tft ? hlmseU to a news-- could find climate ben- to the other." He head; glows' Ibe These By acknowledged be another equally Island dlsplayad a In desperately cramped, quarters. kaan walklns nnMI tha hirk.anln at in ground.' Pellets are gaper writer, and admitted having sent eficial to your rheumatism. It would printed bando, or proclamation, signed safe because they move the bowels ".V that treadmill brought Rot to him. gently, hrtkles for publication through the lift a great load from my mind." The by the new captain general, and read 1MuA anil tnaxhriM--"''' hiIIIm I leaving no bad aftereffeets, as so many waa i snails. This quite enough;, from speaker paused hopefully; that tame as follows ,; ;,r were emptied and the torrifisd horses pins do." Very often they make a person of fucker ' ..the attltade the nuittarymei It sardonic, .was w bta Ups, ?. "All Inhabitants of the country dis bolted. Some of them lunged tap the fteea HM her .tmttktf aenv ;mhA takes them feel Uka a new man ) tanmlasil to go hard wkh htm. Judg-- l- Johnnie could act summon an those who I : ' an tricts, or reside outside the banks, only to tumble down again, obey for Wlsanss the intestines of waa t ' nanlena, facing starvation; anant for the moment suspended,' swrrtag' smile, for was Uka lines of fortUlcatlonB of the towns. limbs and sharp-sho- d waa,' their threshing the ipanlth Mheeittratloa order,! herd,. decayed and poisonous matter that V'tad the two prlaoners won led away. taal He realised now toe attar fatU-te- x shall, within a of en- hoofs mora havoc than blowa period tight days, working Ignorant of the greater pnva- - MMmnulatea when one ia costive. If yea At hut tat of he knew that towns which old-tu- battle-hammer- s. CSetlly wejreeaJled; resistance; to ter the) an occupied by from . ' await wem. u all. means to rtl - tlont that jn tef. are constipated, by go your wixa La tx fc!i roea be remain an Puerto Mamas' after t&fts the individual found tm Of course, after the first moment of tf ' trbeyt, Any rlble refugee eama. V Ooa' mlti h and get' 'some of Dr. Pleree's Kaanl Csnsrai Aatsa awaltfsg iU, CSay waSsd wnittsg would be t Bids tSsst Cass ha the country at the ex conflict Estebaa had not been able to 'Lv!$k the Inetallment . foima't Irellets. ( to be court dee traction and deatructloa ef ef ahall be eomstf-- exert the least control over hit men; at XUjt. may provs piration ttis period to a sbocklag aharactar against wsiefe at ered a nasi and akal be dealt with as in he could not make himself the very" thing your system requires fact well and ft Vr. cmtOr. I aeUevo ye wttld b impoaatble ta guard, heard. Nor eould he snare the breath (TO MM OOMTUrCSJO.) you happy. ;? r,,; li' J l' J Ni'--J I) Mi C 7.2;..--J r e 'eBBSSBBBBBBsnssansBi n fVli I always isast Only a Trifle Compared te rW HUXRV, tiOTKIXI KXK5Va PCU to Derive-d- CCXS LITTLE CTCaACIt t k li: U tn me to sible ieneflt te rr.Z'J gs4 i ! KXtZlM. . t OA 14,, If I OMUDMIOt Haesy Fleloe, Unknown te N4e LIVI3, a to J, I taJre Feran mad tfrtfe, The Kind Rewardsra et la tirtbraeta vp tor to it It t tt tfustrlal Ufa'v-Joh- M aay. cava cALircr.xiA cyrup or no tar aJOaetvlal " ''' ': '' '''' ;im.- rso4 the mmmm CILIOUt OR t-b- AT Critl iP 1 aa , , CiiCJTIPATED. MlHCtlMN rTAeaiNQTONI If congress determines te continue the National Guard, . Than are thousands today looking B W flt a v bin MM 1 if mi army of reserve or the nation, secretary Baser states, tne uuaro tor farms to buy, and with the han These who inosi. )rvFV tdMIVM luw (',0 v eajeot RqetJ aJwa have n at has will have to be reconstituted from the ground up. When the men drsds of thousands of acres offered for an ny ' MtiM ftrana Tctlsta net year. - are .discharged they will return to sale, there Is no lack of opportunities. civilian life without any obligation But there are all classes ot lands, good, - N-'- slthe to the federal or atate govern- .QPIP HT IIST bad. and Indifferent much of each. ,: Our Gifts, v ' The Movie Business.- - J - rnanfa tit jannvlainA In ItTArlnsiail ftiin of tne Dominion of Aa the Magi came bearing- sift to "I bear your star is demanding an tt The government do we Uo bear lifti that relieve want; other raise." she beard In some Service. Should some system of uni Canada has no land for sals, bnt with- tTee; be out the Dominion gifts that are tweet and fragrant with iay that we are finally making a prof versal military training worked, in the boundaries of, - la - acres of choice friendship j gifts that breathe lore; it.- .,,v;'..v- -' It probable that the National Guard , there are unlimited glfta that mean service Mitts lnaplred will cease to exist land owned by railway and land com- till by the aur whioh abone orr the There are many National Guard panies and private Individuals. It City of Darid two thousand years ago units organised since the war which holds no brief for any, nor are any lives 200 In- Kate Douglas Wlgsln. ,5; v- feds! ire not affected. The great mass of of them clients. But it Is to the the Guard, however, was merged into terest of the Dominion to have the hun- GREEN'S AUCUStTlCVCT the temporary forces of the army of dreds pf thousands of acres placed un- rlbr awre thsn 900 years, Haarlem Oil, the United States for the wsr, thereby losing its identity. These regiments der cultivation, for every acre thus cul- Hu been Used for all ailments that the. fiiBone national iemedr of Holland, has bean leeoaaised aa an tusllibls relief must be reconstituted, recruited to necessary strength snd again presented tivated adds to the revenue which helps are caused ft disordered stomaeh Look at the mother I by from all fonu of kidney and bladder dia to the federal government for recognition before they can take a place in the pay the government of the country. It tongue, S and aa head' it Is a sure Un- inactive liver, neb sick orders. Ita very age is proof that It most federalized National Guard. n with the purpose of retting rortn coated, sign that your ' soar have mutual aierii tie one's liver and bowels ache, constipation. stomach, Mr. Baker said be believed that state authorities generally would not the agricultural advantages that Can stomach, aerroas lndlgeatlon, fermentation of If m are troubled with Pains or tohei needs a gentle, thorough cleansing al the feel in attempt to. reconstitute any of the old regiments of National Guard until ada, especially Western Canada, pos- food, of heart caused in baok, tired thT msrnini. once.' palpitation the by beadsehea, indigestion. Insomnia. Painful after the divisions into which they had been merged return from France. It sesses, that attention is drawn to tha cases in When the. stomach. August Flower or too frequent pssssae of urine, vntstioa would .seem desirable, he thought, that men to be discharged from those dlvt fact The purpose is to place before peevish, cross, listless, pale, la a or ttone the bladiJer, will tlmoot doesn't doesn't eat or act natu- gentle laxative, restee digestion in yea slons be given a chance to st In the guard. This would enable, he snld, the reader truthful statements, and sleep, both in stomach and cleans certainly find relief in GOLD 1UDAX or is feverish, stomach sour, intestines, Haarlem Oil CspsaUe. This la the good the reconstituted regiments to be In fact ss well as In name a continuation advise the Drosnectlve settler as to rally, ' breath has stomach-ache- , sort and sweetens the stomach and old remedy thai baa stood the test fat of the old organisations, with every right to carry the names of the historic the necessity to Investigate and in- bad; tary canal, stimulates the liver .to se- hnndreds of mis, prepared fat the propn In or tne second tne own deduction throat dlarrhcea, full of cold, give a and eonveaient 'form to take battles France unateau Tmerry, name, tne uurcq, spect leaving to his thi crete the bUe and from the quantity de- teaspoonful of "California Syrup ol impnritlei It la imported direct from Holland lab Vesle, St MlhleU Argonne forest, Sedan, Cote Chatlllon.and other placea the matter of his selection. Once he blood. Sold all civilised countries. : and In a few hours all the foul in, oratories, and yon can get it at an) divisions made, famous on their banners. . y . cides, the government will render him Figs," trlaL-A- old-tia- n food Olve it a dr. f. . drag store. It is a standard, any further Information necessary at constipated waste, undigested home remedy and needs no introduction. and sour bile gently moves out of the of Av to location, prices snd value of land, '.Inside V'-- . Eaoa capsule contains one dose Memorial little bowels without and yoa tuff.i and is and to take. Permanent Christmas Trees and Planting and assist him in every way to griping, The .''Business Man You will drape pleasant easy possible notice They will quickly relieve those stiffened become settled. have a well, playful child again. that the market Indicate) that that baekaohe, lutt-basx-v You needn't coax sick children hi reports Joints, rheumatism, CALL la Issued by the American Forestry association to every community The cost of a trip to Western Can cotton Is nervous. Kiaticai. fall stones, travel, "brick take this, harmless "fruit laxative dust? ete. Tour money promptly refund- A in the United States to take steps to make its community Christmas tree ada, to any portion of the three prov f . The Nonbusiness Man Zen, bnt It love delicious and tt ed if they do not relieveyou. But bs sun permanent The association hopes to see the community tree, in Many places, incesManitoba, Saskatchewan and they its taste, hasn't anything on wool underwear to get the genuine GOLD USUAL brand become tne of a me indicated in this always makes them feel splendid. dv. central, point Albertaspecially when it comes to .a sure-fir- e case of In boxes, three suhmv-A- Ask your for a .bottle of :v mortal tree planting scheme in honor work, is but a trifle, compared with the druggist fidgets. "California of which hat A load of adds to a of the sailors and soldiers whd gave benefits that a personal Inspection may Syrup Figs." liquor merely directions for babies, children of aO And it sometimes comes to man's load of trouble. their lives in the war. The call fol give. Therefore the advice is to do pass that, and grown-up- s on tha after a man has made lows: so. Low rates on will be ar- ages for plainly money, the railways bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold money and unmakes the In the world even re ' "At this Christmas season let na and every afforded gets busy Everything ranged opportunity here. To be sure the Is to be Auertoacb. consider plans for making the com- for giving the a thorough and you get genuine) spect bought country ask to see is made the "Oah munity Christmas tree permanent In careful examination. may be thai that it by It fornla Befuat such a tree we would have a reminder you wish an improved farm, an ready Fig Syrup Company." year-aroun- d other kind with Adv of the Christmas spirit for occupation and- - cultivation; yon any contempt and a lesson before ns all ot want which dally may raw prairie, only re will utter what I believe If what the Christmas spirit means, to I today, quires plowing and the other prepara It should contradict all I said yester say nothing of the elimination of the tion for a seed bed, necessary leaving day. Wendell Pniuips. great waste every year caused by cutting another tree. In nearly every com It to yourself to erect your buildings, will be an Ideal pubUc gatherings. There, should sink sn munity there found spot for your well, prepare your garden, Ohm DlmolM. bMduh. bad bnttk br UkBM be the living, growing tree that would come to be the gathering point not only and ascertain how close you are to Ma Appto, AIM, JtUp tolled lata tiny raSU Swift & piU Doctor Plun'i Plcuut PsUsta. AM Company at Christmas, but at other times. Such a tree might become, In many places, school, church, town and market Ton ctlM In honor of our sailors the center of a scheme for planting memorial trees may wish to go into mixed farming, 8ure of It. soldiers. Let us look ahead to next your committee con and year by having combining the raising of stock with the 'Is your lady friend accomplished!" sult the or state forester In to a permanent community of In this case , 1918 Earnings city regard planting growing grain. you 'Sure she Is. Why, she plays by Christmas tree." will look out for some shelter from band." The nation-wid- e movement to plant memorial trees is widening in scope, sun, wind and storm, and want a farm Among the Indorsements are these: a of many portion which may be cultivated fresh T. Gilbert Pearson. National Association of Audubon Societies The for grain, and pasture fields connected Plenty of exercise, air, planting ot trees means more to bird life than can be estimated. The Audu with It Ton may make this out of the regular hours-- is all the pre- indorse memorial trees. ' bon societies most heartily the plan for . , opes level prairie, but you will do beb scription you need to avoid Mrs. Ida Evans Arnold, General Federation of Women's uiuds, unicago ter to secure a partially wooded lor, Influenza unless How They Affected You In the planting of the Lincoln highway we are preserving the native flora where water and pasture are already through of our country for those to enjoy who come after us ; we are assisting In thi at hand. Ton may wish to go Into the neglect or otherwise, a cold building of a permanent monument to those who lost their lives in tne war; raising of cattle, or sheep alone;-the- n gets you. Then take at to a bird-feedin- g zone and from coast to coast we hope establish sanctuary you will care less for the open prairie, - once : During .; the twelve months but select something that may cost you ended Nov. 2; 1918 (its a&cal F. less In tha more northerly districts Nicknames Division Numbers in A. E. No trans- Replace matter what you may want unless year), Swift & Company It be land upon which to grow cotton, busi- American la for nicknames. and nothing him bananas or other or semi-tro- p QUININE acted the largest volume of THE strong Nobody escapes tropical aSCARAR ness on smallest of are, for instance, Uncle Sam and "Black Jack" Pershing; doughbo ical products, your Inspection trip will the margin and leatherneck ; Gotham and Windy City ; the Sucker state and Little Rhody. reveal to you that Western Canada pos- So not of sesses which profit in its it Is surprising that few the possibilities beyond any Standard co)d remedy for 30 yam la tablet history. ' divisions of the A. E. F. are floELOWTOTK1 1 literature you may read advises you, furia nh, aura, no opiate break op cold army V In 24 hour, relieve, In 3 men '" Advertisement. grip day. Money . Profits of the meat business under known amng the fighting by DacairitfaiM. TbeienianarMsbaaaicaatea) their official numerical na au, our picture. At aii una United States Food designation. ' ofthe h regulations ' For example, the Thirty-sevent- Large Death Roll. . Your Friends Administration were limited to a division is' naturally known as the It was stated recently by Governor Bring Along General Buxton In Town that I am well plowed with EATONIC.aidil maximum of 9 cent on Buckeye, as It is made up of National Cape rarely doe, joet whit it uye rt wiU. Know per capital recommend Guardsmen from Ohio. The Eighty-fourt- h, there had been 50,000 deaths from, in I can It Ucbly. bmoaa nry employed but not to exceed ZH cents In eoatoman eoma back for more and not only composed of men from, Indi- fluenxa during the recent epidemic prejea it, but bring or aand their friends per dollar of sales. ';,v. ana, Illinois and Kentucky, is the' Lin- South Africa. 'This figure included for It. An old gentlemen 87 yean old aaya, both blacks. I would ret indigertkm eo bad, thooaat I coln division. The Forty-firs- t, made whites and woold die, would bare to svtapbycldan and Swift & in the from Mon ba in bed from one to thraa days; in July I Company regulated np Oregon, Washington, The charm ot a bathroom is its spot- - rot EATONIC and hare not had epel earned 7.57 cent on tana, Idaho, Wyoming and Jtorth , . einoe, nor a phyilean and I know EATOhu departments' per lessness. By the use of Bed Cross Bag liaa kept na well." J. Jt PROCIOB, Dras Sunset. The Forty-ifecon- d, the famous Rainbow," be s capital employed and 2.04 cents per Dakota, is the may Blue, all cloths and towels retain theli flat Wooer.0blo. named because it reflects local color from half the states of the Union. Any whiteness , until worn out 5c After meals eat one dollar of sales, out of which had to be way, It is made up of portions of the National Guards of New York, Louisi interest on borrowed and . ana, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Ohio, Georgia, Alabama, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana paid money . With Nortli Awsy Theml taxes. Here hbw these Minnesota, Maryland, South Carolina, ; Colorado, Missouri, Virginia, Stella The Smiths' have never ATONIC is earnings District oi quar affect Carolina, Kansas, Texas, New,' Jersey, Tennessee, Oklahoma, reled. K YDtiH STOMAgrfS tJLXtl you. ,,N X.:' California and Oregon, and was, Beyond BetooTce Haartbum, Indirattoa. that Columbia, Michigan, Nebraska, Bella Slackers VLlfe. . (al the division left American shores. Saeltnc, almost inttaatty: oriTee fae out at question, ttost cosmopolitan that, body and the bloat with It. SB rTssiiirti The Twenty-nint- from New Virginia, Maryland, Delaware anq Live-Stoc- Jersey, !s ;r'';:-,:rr- r the District of Columbia, is the Blue and Gray division. Dixie Is the nam . UB .Aa R&ir STOMACH UPSET? BillTAB1ITS of the division containing National Guardsmen from Georgia, Alabama anf OOLO ' 8wift'ftConvaBW kilted riiinaBB 14,948,000 j Florida., The Ninety-firs- t, from Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Nevada, Utah, bead of llveatock, which Montana' West As most of weighed" ' Idaho, and Wyoming, Is the Wild diyislon. th APE'S DIAPEP8IN AT ONCE ENDS alive, 4,97100)00 pounds. I v: doughboys In the Eightieth come from south of Mason and Dixon's line, they SOURNESS, QASE$, ACIDITY, ,j - '.'!. ,'. have taken the name of Lee division. v . INDIGESTION. Swift & Company'.'.made a profit of ' ' ' ' only a fractioa of a cant per pound Lumps of undigested food causing Where, Oh, Where, Are Cherry Tree and Hatchet? When stomach is gas- VI pain. your add, t sy, sour or you have heartburn, flatu- THE valuable collection of Wsshlngtonla,. Collected by R. T. Crane, Jr, ol lence, headache or dyspepsia, here Is 1 Chicago, has been presented by him to the naval academy, Annapolis, Md Instant relief No waiting I It will be placed In Memorial hall at the academy. The collection Includes : PATENTS .fcMMBaB Thatalesofodr meat departments) ., Nine mother-of-pea- rl whist coun SataitaaaoaiMa, Hlgbeetreferenoea. Sainanriai. Wert 4,01279,000 pounds on which ters. One executor's account book. -- our earnings were leaav than cant One land account book ot original treeoatflt. Memo SalijieStearaiieiia, per pound. Washington, covering period 1782-178- astt,a Inclusive. Key to house In wnlcn Gen W. N. U, DENVER, NO. 4-l- 91. eral Washington was born. One mosaic The per capita consumption of meat top of General Washington's snuffbox. in the United States is given as' 170 One Invitation to dlneJ addressed to Denver Directory pounds. Ifa consumer purchsad only I . Benjamin West' "r'T '.': v"T'K 7 Deed on parchment for 560 acres Swift ft Company's products he would .f of land, dated October 25. 1750. Deed contribute only about 78 cents a year, or IH cents a week as profit to the ;1 land dated February 28, 1T72. Deed 1T9T Bill of of il '' on parchment for 516 acres of land dated April 1, sale camp company. ;: i Sur- cups. Lease written by General Washington, containing 13 autographs, Don I tabfet l made General Washington and set but in his own hand- stay upset Kit,a f 'A IMS ii" e vey personally by and writing. Recommendation and letter to Dr. John Cochran. Discharge ot Pape's Diapepsln Instantly your rr 1 OBvcLormo Invitation James stomach teela line. All the Indigestion UCCiilKJ Bl PRIHTflfO MNlcholas Hill, with General Washington's signature. to Send Swift & ' and In the for OaSalofw aaS U?S.A. - " pain, rases, acidity misery " Company, Madison to dine. ,, i'! - rinlahlnsPrloaXJaa. Ttanaj b Ti stomach ends.. ; lii ft,, . Two silver :';.?' with f used General '':'during . ,,t enps engraved rW," bjr Washington tablets cost little the Revolutionary war. Sliver and steel shoe buckle owned and used by Pape's DUpspaln at any drat store bnt there Is no surer CoL John brother of General Washington. ! Pair , of Augustine Washington, or known. Adv. silver worn General One Wedgwood brooch onlcker stomach relief gold and buckles by Washington. daealaB jerboa litUm U' ae'aeaaL General Four buttons from General owned by Washington. engraved copper A mouse scares woman as Um aa old and time tried; racaeay ,tbt a almost aorw man Washington's coat much as milliner's bin scares s man. BUSTTeaiauBaoTioaiori nny years One tortoise shall snuffbox, gold rims, ana gold button on top center, marked "G. W. to A. W." , ' f ' J. Contentment means happiness Boon- Cup and saucer, white and gold china, used by General Washington it s' or Inter. llMBt Vemor i ' , , 'iff j,:,fti.!7. pmmy i i V i -- f ft ' ' m. W'Mll-roriii.i-wM- WW- 1NfFrT2iV Hi t r r t i.

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i ( t IS. '1 - Weed Tire Chains s f. Call i;-- We but the J - carry nothing : - - - v nov-Jiav- a- the genuine WEED and Tin We ' and; cc'ste have all sizes in stock. Gallup - -' Hardvoro; Co.,.'- v L. G. Shanklia Sneddon & Wood I'.- Hardware Furniture t. Phone No. W Cann3d"6oot! f i i Legal Notice Fcr Flumboro State of New Mexico ss: carload or InThe Probate Court A uipiyears pacii p V- - "' ", i ',- - Notice,,. has arrived, stncUy tresh. " factory Notice is hereby given that ju:t the undersigned was, on the 6th. '.' Every of cs, bsons, spmnach, t 1919. aopointed ' variety vegetcb'cs, pf day of January ' tf .'":v-.!'V-v- : executrix of the estate of Charles : "; tomatoes, asparagusj puir.p;un, beets, corn; etc: ; ;: J. Laffin, deseased. by Hon Paul of Mc- v Golino, Probate Judge "THE GREAT LOVE': All Wnds of IViii Kinley County New Mexico. ' Therefore a!l persons haying An Artcraft picture claims against said estate are i.'.v hejreby notified to file the same, T duly .verified under oathi with Fruit 'iht iallon ' the Clerk of McKinley County 1 is well County aforesaid, within one his fruit sweetened 29-3- year from date of said appoint-,T-; Wed. and Thurs Jan. 0 or the me'nt as provided by law, T7 same will be forever barred. 7;TT1. Dated at Gallup, McKinley the same cast as in this 22nd. County, New Mexico, The Birth of a -- Nation and day of January, 1919. Alexina D. Laffin "Hearts of the .World" , Executrix 1 ?

- 25.-Fe- Geoi homeof Jan. b. 15 v 'Lillian Gish, Geo. Fawcett,vRobt. Hanron, The .fnhl'cMw ,1 , Siegmannand Gloria Hope l' Jn The District Court of , McKinley, State of A story of the regeneration of women by : War. Show- , - ,,. New Mexico - . ing a number of the leading society women of London . Gubica Jugcyrich, : " including the Queen and Lady Diana Manners the most : . Plaintiff ., - ' ' . . . v : .. , ': - famous in England. , '. '. VS. r .'- beauty MEN'Sari WOMEN'S SHQES" li :V'i Duhan Jugovich, ; .'!: U.: '..i ".'v. " m'teZtlH i Dill' ' ' . ''"! - Defendant

-- .' . No. 1070 : ' J", t Notice of Suit STATE OF NEW MEXICO lup, and the name of the agent Of Known Value To the above named Defendant, i . State Corporation Commission of in charKe , thereof and , upon ' Duhan Jugovich, Greeting: Mexico Seal . V whom service may be made is New , 1 : . You are notified that hereby . OF FILING. W. H. Morris., U (t: ' QgRTIFlCATti an action has been commenced V.v 7928. w- United States of America No; r;: against you in the above named of Ne Mexico SS; , In Whereof, the State Testimony .VJA(.,,'.:i.J,...i.1 ijV I Court by the above named Plain- - .i It is hereby ; certified, . that State Corporation Commission, there was filed for record in1 the of the State of New Mexico has leather of the - government; the increased ob- rrrtle requirements Said action is brought to State' caused this certificate to be sign- Amer-ca- n office of the. Corporation II cost of skilled labor, the growing foreigri demand foIr tain a decree of divorce from State of New ed by its Chairman and the' .seal Commission of the shoes and the of raw materials,' have for more ? on the of cruelty d be scarcity ' you grounds Mexico, on the twenty-secon- of said Commission, to affixed these and non-suppo- rt 1919 the of "Santa'Fe on this than four forced values upward ahhormally. Despite r day of January, A. D. at at City years notified that in our shoe has been You are hereby 10:00 o'clock A.M., by the W. 22nd. day of January,: 6. 1919 adverse conditions the increase prices very even unless you enter your appearance H. Morris Co., a eorporation or- Hugh H. Williams, Chairman; slight compared with the tremendous advance costs. ,.Of; I and in said action in the plea ganized under the laws of New (Seal) importance to you, weJutvt maintained, the sa,me ; high said Court on or before the 8th. ' greater s executed consent ,Attests' ', " Mexico, a duly "standard of by continuing Jto buy the; well known' nd day of March, ; 1919, judgement that said A. L. Morrison, Clerk. quality in writing corporation Walk-Ov- er shoe will entered for men and women and also the,, Selbjf; by default be Commis- 1 :. popular i be dissolved; and this jan 25 feb inc . the measure of - against, you and the Plaintiff will satisfied that all the for women which always represents greatest yr- r sion being Hor- seek the relief prayed for in her General Superintendent ' the wide of in both dress and of Section , 919, ue, plus range appealing styles, ' requirements Moses of Ameri- ' , said ace the Gallup, complaint. New Mexico Annotated, shoes. ; , . Statues re- walking . name and of can properties at Gibson, has ; The address Codification of 1915, relating o as turned from a visit to Santa Ri-- Plaintiff's attorney, is follows; the voluntary dissolution of cor- ' ta..':. ',.:,' ; 'A; .,T. Iflannett, Gallup, New, have been1 com- ;'":Vi ' ' porations, duly word or two about the children's shots, no doubt you Mexico. .''i TTut a " ..f.'i';' with; .J" . ., .fh P.hino ComDanV ' plied ,r v Conner mothers ; 'I buy3 nothing butv Bilikens , . Given under my hand and the have heard many say NOW, THEREFORE, . upon of Santa Rita, presented the JJ ' i she knows from ; there is none . seaj of said Court, at my office, with Commission at witn for my kiddies, experience, s the filing this University Albuquerque too she has the . , in Gallup, McKinley County, of an affidavit showing that this a fine collection of copper , other that wl)l stand the wear and tear, vthen "of 3 - -- New Mexico, this 23rd. day certificate has been published as assurance .that should a give full satisfaction, by. return- ' pahnot . 1919. : cor-atio- ri January, required by law, the said Goods Com- them the manufacturer, , , The Gordon Dry ing them to us, we :have repaired by Charles W. Davis shall be dissolved. .- - pany are display ,' a handsome shoe almost as as new- We- have . The office of the said and the is returned good just , . Clerk District Court principal One of evening dresses Just re- ' x in is Gal-- shoes, for 25-Fe- corporation this state, of. these' famous b. received! your inspection Jan. 15 " : . ceived. :7: XL:'.:: shipment both button and )ace styles, in th6 Gun Metal Calf, Vici Kid with patent tip, and patent leather bottom with dull,'' heat , calf top. 101 20E 'Sizes are from 2 children's to size 2E misses', at - the low price J v of $3.00 to 5,00 according --to size. o Bo Yea Wbnt.ths Bsot Flcasr? o kf'i.-- -- ..

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