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looks at her," he Ea'id. "sne s not . BASKET. throng, poor gyur-r-1- I had a bit o' War News from day to day. SCRAP up this, Dut gui ! A MERE IKCIDEKT ! ttiantf sated for THE WEEKIN HISTORY. diphtheria an' that tuck it all, eo now I a good Monduy, 14 Aviator Gill killed, haten't a clnt; an' I'm owln' 9. English encouraged.. Yesterday seemed to too. Sept. The bit around, . in "Allies 1912. England adopts Greg- By HERBERT E. HAMBLEN. "Ah, well," be continued puliosopnic-i- indicate better results in the great war game France.; - orian c.ilen Jar, 1752. u. ha nirbpf) 11 n the heavy slice- hold their own; even br at back Germans. Report from the or dirty uesday, 15 Knitting machine bar and tackled the first his Russian side of the checkerboard also hearten the sons of tho (Copyright.) fires, "it's good I have a stlddy Job." 18G3. "Well, Mike, , how's the new ' patented, an' After the fires were cieanea uu w lion. b'y?" inquired the other fireman. Wednesday, 16 James Hill, fire-roo- washed down, Mlk Carnage fearful. Ten thousand dead Germans counted in Mika nutted to railrosdking, horn, 1828. marked to bis mate: one engagement in Eastern Prussia; losses on both "I had a wink o' sleep tnesa trenches after 17 over his ain't 70,000 to grips with hnrsday, Separation of blue shirt Mht. I'm fitter ter be home In sides when tw.. Russian corps coma death head, and then re- b'ilers. to down- Church and State,1787. Hun- bed today than afore these four Germans. Servians and Montenegrins contribute plied: with this rotten coal; but 1 aaesen i garian parliament riots, 1012. HivlnB, fall of unfortunate Austro-Hungar- y. "Oh, be lose no time now fov a spell." Friday, 18 Corner is? thfl finest In the interrupted by Germans ask for Truce; refused, The military authorities stone of The conversation was national canitol laid, 1793. wor-r-ld- ! Father the opening of the engine oom door decline to give any indication of the number of men engaged, Casey was in this ' grii- - ; 19 - a bare crack'. A band and tbe Saturday, President Oar- Triftr-r-nl- an' he but hundreds of thousands are participating on both sides The zled beard of old erguson, the enter, 1881. Mlke . field die, 4 1 sayB ter me' protruded for a brief instant. casualties hare been 6o great that the Germans, it is said on 1 Sunday, 20 Massacre, Florida 1 , Ferrel,' says he. "Hey, ketch this!" be called in a authority, have requested an armistice of twenty-fou- r hours 10 pipe 1505. . J " ' stage whisper, as he flung his into Hngenoty, baby on the block, fire-roo- . bury their dead The armistice was refused with the response test an" han'soraest the yawning emptiness of tbe ;'We grant you that time to get out of Fiance." on that's no lie,' says he, with a fatalistic confidence that "I'm worrited about Norah, though; was inspiring. continued, - ' ' Sept. 10. Allies have a lead. English report of yester- WISE AND OTHERWISE she ain't a bit well," Mike It seemed as If tho entire piani ai- look the proud father CIOCK-llK- e day would indicate they have a margin to the good. Ger- the happy of ran with SmOOinness that Since'all Europe is in eruption, giving way to the troubled one of the and precision until the very minute mans seem to be retiring all along th line. Russians seem to this will be an ideal year to huBbanl and provider. the superintendent entered on nis in- have same feeling as to the operations in the east. don't like the wav the docther spection tour; then the most unex- about the 'See America First. giving The allied armies continue to have the advantage, accor- pected things would bappen, neAV.-ipapor- s d official occasion w The yellow are Scrap Basket Continued. that ding to French official report, in what can only be the prelimi- . Now, Mike could getting some splendid war news berate all concerned. high-pitche- reading MeaUX, hear his d voice, naries of a great battle extending from northeast of tions. ' 'rom their "rewii!e" men in the riot act to the chief Inside. j Paris, to the fortress ot Verdun,, 120 miles filrther cast. wlt'a-I- n the back ofilcej Things in fancy packages are Alter half an hour, tho tumult The Germans whii have brought up reinforcements are most likelyjo catch the eye of having subsided, it was believed striking at'tne allies' Jert nd center between Mont Mirail and A Kansas paper hands out the "His Nibs" had gone without bother- the southern buyer. an always hoped Vitryle-Francoi- s, ing their department, a front of from fifty to sixty miles," but each following cyclouic o m: ready-mad- e wisd Theie is u call for for, but seldom realized experience. bed early to g equip-lean- ed time they have been driven back, Early to and rise. clothes, for furniture, for kitch Mike threw bis brass-cleanin- x ilia is iiutvur)i iwu(; iu military men, us uie ueriuaiia cut the weeds and swat the flies, en utensils, for machinery, for against ' was completely worn out. have, been compelfed to advance through the swamps of the mind your own business and Ul1 foods, the wall. He automobiles, for dreakfast fire-roo- warm ana tne air get gayv The was Petit Morin, and then over bare uplands to the extremely strong no lies, dont and deceive One salesman selling twenty heavy with evf.poratlon from the wet dozed French position on the right.' It is their only chance, however, your wives, "pay youAdebts, nag small articles running from col- floor. Almost immediately be o.T, standing upright as be was. etrLk-- ) . and buy from and it is expected that they will and strike again. enterprise, the w- lar buttons to postal cards lias Suddenly the engine-roo- uoor - . 'Qn whole, Germans bo ones who advertise. stoops the the appear to beginning a made $ 18.000 a year in . peace flung wide open. A toll, bony,, nearly bidden movement of retreat , ''The strategic position of the French time With Europe nhnfr' off. shouldered man, his face by p. fiery red broom of k beard, stood "'"OPPORTUNITY BECKONS; opportunity beckons to the en squarely in the doorway, both hands --joyerlOO kilometers (about G' miles. The "Germans seem to ' pockets, glaring sav dol- terprising. In his overcoat South America is a billion - fire-roo- cajjoi ionic tciLam uiiiivuihc iii i'i uv isiuiiiug... xii general, mo sgely Into the French troops seem to be gaining the ad vantage. " ar market. It has 6pent'this The super's eyes at ence nailed ths sum each year in imports Of sleeping man. Not a facial quiver be outcome of war is more hopeful oeiiQer-atel- y. "The the for Germany FROM KANSAS CITY STOCK trayed his intentions. Slowiy, this, the United States has in fire-roo- i von the and than ever." said Uount Bernstoll. Tiim canture of 40 000 YARDS. he entered men, four generals, and Manbeuge, the pusthad but fifteen percent. traversed its length, scanning every 40pguni at reported today, quick, comprehensive is something." The war furnishes the oppor Dry Farmers score this Year detail with a tunity for .most of the other glance. a lone, bonv flneer shot out from Sept. 11 The Crucial battle Fnglish - iages. are much eighty-fiv- e per Ship- and Season of En nper Crops In Arid superintendent's side and bored a Cheered ait. the but are free to admit that the end may be far off. AU salesltlaiitihipare needed to place . DistrirtJ. hole between Mike's ribs. The big slowly, and. lies think that Germans aro tired and giving way. Twenty-fiv- e fireman's eya came open the American manufacturers in This is the year when all our spectator, the trans -- to a dislntertiHted days of constant fighting is thought to be taking effect on a Argentina, Brazil and Chile and dry fanners will score," J. W. formation that passed over nu iem-ure- Kaiser's Legionx. bring back cargoes of gold. French N. M.. would have appeared com! sal. frcninearlvenna, you Austrian losses in fighting in Gaiicfa 120,000, Vienna This in tho declaration of the said today, in describing condi "Hey, how long have Deeu hire?" says. Various accounts confirm Pan-America- the tremendous losses of the tinion. which lias ti rns there. asked bewildered .Mike. Austrians. An exchange telegram despatch from Rome says just made a trade survoy'of the xso one can recall a year m "How long have you worked beret" that in Vienna 'it is officially admitted that Ar:hdiikn Frwl. southern continent. It.declaies the history of country "Coin' on elfriit. years, that "What time ,lo you get relieved?" rick lost 120,000 in one-fourt- h mu the recent Galician battles, or that the tiin has come in which when so mu:h forage feed and "At'twiive o'clock,

. of you the entire command." this country can get and hold grain was raised, waring "All right; when you go out, "The Germans are marching south toward Poland to as- that vast trade which has before grass covers tho plains, and stay out, do you heal?" sist the Austrians," says same Rome dispatch, ' "Yls, so-r-r- .' the but before gone to Euiope, wUe rever there are settlers, fields An tha siinerlntendent flitted away this aid can bo given they must cross the Vistula River, where Luxuries and novelties appeal of growing kafir corn and the tn dpal to DarbY and the coal-passe- r thsilussians are preparing to check them." to the people of those .countries like is found. addition to their respective dOBes of venom. It In suddenly upon Mine tnai n Sept 13. A dispatch to Reuter's Telegram company, Salesmen who speak Spanish this, all our cattle are fat. They was discharged. The Bpirtt of murder give are needed and American adver are bringing a good price, and of welled up in Ms heart, but no re-- from Paris, the official statement issued at 11 o'clock Sat accom tising in the form of demonstrs- - course weigh ( ' ,lniA it.: Nt,Krdv bad ever urday night: "The Germans are still retrcatinc hofnra th nllm' well" plished anything by an appeal to His left wing and are also retiring in the center and before Nibs, except to add to mat aniiui the MlVft'a French right wing. The French have Luneville threatened to turn the Russian wirg, but the coverings Uowps gentleman's arattneation but ' need ,was desperfcte. and Nancy. drove them off." , For the sake ot Norab and the baby, 10. A As Germany tells it: A dispatch to the Nieuwe Sept. 250,000 Austrians Prisoners. special dispatch be would bumble himself. Choking feigned hu- damsche Courant, from Berlin, says that the number of prison- received from Rome, says the Trihuna's Petrograd correspond back the desfrv to kill, he ent declares it is reported in tha Russian capital that the Aus mility and approached the tyrant. ers of war now in Germany, is about 203,003. The capti ve3 in- "Av ye pi a as, Mr.'1 clude two commanding generals of the french army,- - two com- trians have lost seventy per cent of their total effective available "Get out get out I dont wnt any manding generals and thirteen Usser generals, troops, including the 250,000 men taken prisoners by the Rus talk from you; .your steam is two sians and Servians. The dispatah adds that Austria is with- pounds low now." Sept. 15. "But, I on'y wanted ter ax The French official statement makes brief men- drawing her forces to protect Vienna and Budapest. tion of the fact the allies armies in ye " that are closer touch with Austrians to surrender. Telegraphing from Rome, the "Shut up shut up, I tell ye get the Germans north.of the river Aisne and in the neighborhood correspondent says: ''The surrender of thi) Austrian army led away from me; you're drunk." of Kheims. - Having thus glibly pronounced the by General Dank I and von Auffenburg, is imminent. The heir A Rome dispatch gives news from says doom of a family, His Nibs hastened Albania, Montene to the Austrian throne, Arch-Duk- e Charles Francis, is with to tha office of th chief lineman, his grin tropps in conjunction with Servians, have repulsed the General Dankl's army, which is entirely cut off from communi- appetite for blood pierely whetted. . As Mike packed up the traps that Austrians on the Bosnian frontier. In the recent . the 3 cation. . his closet during were 4,000. had accumulated la Austrian casualties estimated at "Five German army coipse marching to the relief of .the his more than seven years' Incum- An Austrian official communication ipr-pivA- at T?mn Austrians, have been checked at Grodek by the thud Russian bency, be kept muttering to himself: denies the reports of Russian victories over the "An me wld on'y wan day's pay Austrians and corpse. ; General Dankl's army is caught in the morass west of " lW.utxj aimed as8ert3 that Kussian prisoners and nearly 500 guns have the reiver San. Further west, a flanking army of 100,000 Cos When the relief came in at noon. ; Ven captured. . sacks u W'aitinsr it. Its artillery has been lost ana its cavaly is Billy Doyle slapped him on the shoul- TheRuBsi an official statement issued Petrograd, accord der. at in the bog. "Hello, Mike, what ye lookln' so blue ig to the Ilavas .agency, says: "No fighting occured in East 'The last hope of the Austrians is to' concentrate between about? Have His Nibs been troo?" Prussia today . Our troops extricated themselves from a diffi the trianirular fortress works of Praemy si, Cracow and Jaros- - As Mike picked up bis bundle and shambled toward tbe door, be replied cult p;.ition and are now awaiting further movements. "The law. They can accomplish this, if at all, only bY tremendous ' - wearily: "Ha bav," preliminary engagement3 the Germans dearly. They 1IC'PAC " lve ct The Knna Record 1 year $1. THE RECORD, KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

The Kenna Record NOT MUCH D. C SAVAGE Editor and Pub'r ' - Jeff D. White President, Frank. Good, Vice President. PUBLISHED WEEKLY Entered Kebuary sth 1907 at the Kenna, & TRUST CO. New Mexico, Post Office, as second Class gTHE KENNA BANK Mail Matter. ft Subs)r'ption S1.00 Par Year in home Advance Strictly a institution o Adrertlselnc raits madeVnowa on sppllonllon a i TEACH THEM THRIFT Your patronage sol cited. " o Supt. Magill's recommenda- ffr 1 mm n J tion regarding a system of Big Bill Well, Willie, does your sla- respectfully, a. school savings banks in the ter like roe? schools of Illinois ought to be Willie I dunno. I know she llkea adopted in every state. It may ter ait In de fellera' laps, and dere W. SB. Scott, euro ain't room fer her on yours. ' strike some folks as a trivial i matter, but it spells big possi- 0 CasAtef. bilities for the children. Habits Flats country. 14 of thrift, almost unconsciously The divorce suits filed in the acquired in youth have been the district clerk's office were: foundation on which most suc- Martha J. Murphy against J. cessful American business men A. Murphy, officiating. have built. Annie E. Stanfield against The contracting novely saving first ap- William T. partiof The of Stanfield. reside at Boaz, N. M , ajn When you come to RosvvelJ come in and get pears to the child. Later he Aria M. Titus against Harvey oved and esteemed by all, and learns how accumulation trans Titus. are prosperous. Their " many acquainted with Joe McCain at . forms the mite into the million Jesus Baca against Lurcia friends extend to them many Alonsr this, he comes to Escarlarte de with Baca. Roswell good wishes to their success a-- Morning - ' understand his duty to his own News. ong life's journey t ogether. McCain Drug Co. future. He realizes why men A 'witness. "put by something for a rainy Roswell, New Mexico. day." And having acquired LOCAL AND PERSONAL the saving habit, he is pretty WANTED to trade apples for likelv to intellieently plan for C. C. Cloppert and wife of maize in the head. Write ' the period when responsibility Olive were in town Tuesday; II S. White, will be thrown on his shoulders (ad) , Roswell, N. M. T supper at Mr. Millers Wednes- Dinner Evidently Waa a Success. J H. Martin of Nobe vicinity Aid--ot Thrift isn't a habit that is day nigh, they all hid a fLse The Ladles' Buffalo cave readily acquired in life. was in town Tut-rda- y on busi big chicken pis dinner at the aale li late The war still raging time. . SMell's Saturday. hav- ness. is hall last There wai Men who have to save after Prices advancing on most every a large, attendance and the whole at habits, was success. know ing formed extravagant thing we eat 89 now is the time Miss Ona Bell Dunn returned fair a The ladles do so grudgingly and find sav- from Ro3weli thjs that advertising pays, and they patron Mrs. E. V. Calhoun of Boaz to buy your grocies for fall and week after lred the pages of the Review liberal!) ing a source of unhappiness. was in town Thursday on busi winter before we have to ad- visiting several days with with their announcements. The worn If they do not fail altogether, ness. vance the price. Remember we relatives and friends. en that made the chicken pies were 01 their thrift usually takes the the Job with both feet and their hati give you special prices on orders Afca Guff y in home now after on and the fried cake and bean form of stinginess and mean self artlsti of 10.00 or more. being gone several 'months in produced an article that tasted more denial . is usually a Mrs. G, A. Malone and children lsh. There was a big bunch of young The miser We keep a full line of school California, Arizona and diff- person who has cultivated noth came in last week from an ex aters present and when they got ao tablets, pencils, pens, ink erasers erent points. - . tlon on the chicken pie and othei ing but a money-hoardin- g pas tended visit in Kansas with her etc. Will order your hooks as "flxens" the food disappeared like wa sion aftor the passing of his best mother. you need them. Mrs. A. B Gullahorn made ter down a badger hole. The flnan days. There is no connection clal end of the dinner produced thi We want your cream, butter, a business trip to Roswell this sum of $165.50 In cash. There Is n between thrift and miserly prac Oscar He watt of Hagerman eggs, chickens and all other week. disputing the fact that when the La tices. They are as far apart as came up Tuesday and went out country produce we can handle. dies' Aid of Buffalo squares away to d thrift and profligacy. to his place W. things they do them. Buffalo (Mont.) in the Olive vicinity Yours to serve, T. Dunn and family left Review. leaching a child to conserve for a few days, (ad) Jone & Pirtle. Friday for their home in Texas his pennies will not make a after spending several weeks Hlgh-8pee-d 8horthand Machine. - miser of him. On the other with children Mrs. H. A new shorthand machine, called,, R. C. and W. J. Baker of VALLEY VIEW ITEMS their J. the stenotype, has made its appear' hand, it will endow him with a Nohc came up from - Taylor, Frauk Dunn and MAs ance at a competition in New York. It a ens re- Dexter . takes down 692 words a minute of ownership and of Tuesday after spending the Mrs. J. II. Miller and daught- Ona Bell Dunn. and' sponsibility, No better in- weighs eight pounds. The working ol summer in the hay business. er visited with Miss Lucy Mc-Ca- be It Is based on phonetic spelling. Sev- struction than that attending at Elida Tuesday night J, H. Taylor and family have eral letters can be printed by atrlklni the habits gone to Lodge City to spend one key, while It la possible to strike cultivation of thrifty H,'E. White and family mov home Wednesday. the can devised. winter. two keys with one finger. The 23 keyi le ed into the Cowirill residenre represent seven consonants and every'" this week for a short stay while Mrs, W. W. Bracken and son combination of sounds used In speech, Funny Act of Cupid. Shermon made a business trip . Miss Ona Bell Dunn has gone together with about 150- - standard ab- he moves his building into town to Amarillo to spend the winter. breviations the sole code that the op which will be set up on west to Elida Saturday. erator must master. The machine ii Six Hit by Cupid's Dart in the Heart and not being sold to general public, aide. The watei melon party the Right Want Bonds of Matrimony The young people enjoved a at the aale being restricted to students ol f Hollingsworth business scho 'a qualified as - comp Dissolved Yesterday. pleasnt singing'at the home of Mis. Wednesday Mrs. night was certainty fine. tent operators, iu order to keep the d W. II. II. Cloppert left Mr. and Mrs. II. E, Meyers Sun- rice from becoming a drug on the mar - Roswell, N. M. Sept. lfi, 1914. Wednesday morning for her day eve. fa. Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins left for The pranks of cupid is a fun- future home in Wisconsin, but home in Oklahoma ny, funny thing. Eor will visit relatives and friends Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Thomas their Friday instance, after visiting some time yesterday, three got permits to in Oklahoma and Kansas on were out driving Sunday and with Miss Ona Bell Dunn become man and her way. called in at Valley on out on her wife, and four View place. filed suit to dissolve the bounds their return home. KENNA RECORD of matrimony. Correction: Everything is looking lovely Of the three couples Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McBryde who want In last weeks issue a state and tho goose is hanging high to take the vows.tolove, cherish and Mr. Bon horn were calling ment by W. F. Irviii of h e out in this neighborhood these and support, love t on Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stobb was the para- collections and desbursement days. mount charges. for Sunday evening. painting school house was made, Correspondent. Of the four couples who want iu which occurred one . item Mr, W. Stobb a dissolution, all showed that J. has his boiv ONE YEAR "Eight gallons tC paint $22 00 ghuni mill running in full the electric flame of love had blast which should have read: Eleven is making some died, and now charges rang- nice syrup. rrzsa pi the gallons of paint $22 00." ed from abandonment, inhuman Valley View Times. treatment, to non support. license t-- : IN ONE DOLLAR. The issued were WEDLOCK. l 1 WELCOME VALLEY ITEMS. J la? tiaiCU Elmer O. Newlin and Miss At the home of tho brides Mary E Burk. both of Boaz. Mrs. Mr. W. T. Dunn apd family Succeed when everything else sails. sister Blanche Horner, and In nervous prostration and female Sum-ne- from Tom Henry Britt of Ft. r surrounded by a number of returned Roswell Wednes- weaknesses they ara ths supreme day remedy, as thousand have testified. and Miss Mary- - Geitrude friends and relatives: Mr. E. G. after spending several days FOR KIDNEYjLIVtTR AND Pay ton of Koswell. Newlin' and' Miss Mary Burk there with relatives. New Industry Developed. STOMACH TROUDLE of water by ultra- Carl and Miss Han-- It la the The sterilisation Howard ! were happily married on Sept. There was quiet a crowd of best medicine aver sold rays now entered upon as. over a druggist's counter. violet have nah Grizzle, both of he White C, Rev., L. Jackson, frcm Elida youngsters a.t the ice cream industrial staj. THE RECORD, KENNA, NEW MEXICO. Klot'Aiway TT. rnbllcntlfiB. The tongue is mightier than a good Department of the Interior, 8. Notice lor non-eoa- I". H. reputation. Manchester Union. Land Office at Kort Sumner, N. M.. Notice In hereby (riven that the State of Serial No. 08048. lrtsr4 Kosnell. New Mexico him tippjied to select under the Department of the Interior, U. 8. Made a Victim. act of June .'0. Ifll. for I lie benpitt. of the Land nfTtee nt Fort Sumner, N, M. Anr. We have observed that the man 1'nlversliy, the follow tug described 'public; II4.. who Is evty Is usually worked hard. lands to Nolicc is hereby irlven thnt jAuim Stinson. No Money See. jtt. fW!SK'. Sec. 59, ImiIIi of Itml f.skn. N. M.. who. on May IS. IU'. (nAdrauce In Tp. I, S., II. V4 E., N. M. I. M. nmde Addliloiwl bouiestead entry. Herial No. SWMNWM. NKWSWX, 8WMSEW. Sec, SI. (WH4ii, X WW. 33. Twp. 4 S.. Uaniff -- Setiafao" for See. tlon 4Juar FARMERS! Loll S. 3. 4, SNE. See. 4. both In To p. 33 K. N. M. P. Meridian, has tiled notice of ' .1 5 S.. 'Unite t4, K. N. M. P. M. intention to make Wnal three year Froof, to rutecd Send 25c for a copy of The Any person or persona desiring to protest establish claim to the land above described, against the allowance of the above selection before ('. A, Coffey, IT. S, Commissioner, in Farmer's Rapid Figurer and shall die In this olHoe on or before September htsomce ai Rlidn. N. M , on Oct. T. 1014, 8 1H4. aueh protest, contest or ob 1 S if 1, vt-- w v - . other Claimant names, as witnesses: B a a s.sisy.a-'j- j. : 5 Calculator; the handiest book jection. Samtnl K. J.)hnt )n. Jackson W. Pranse. Saving of you ever saw; money hack if C. C. HENRY. both of Red I.sk. Jt. M. John K. Ulorer. SIUO to in AH Sis lieglster. Jnmes V. .lohnston both of Kllda, N. M. SOO wanted. V.. C. Foster, Assump A S!!i (!. (). Henry, llegister. Fac A. ETAWCK l'rom III. PRESIDENT lory tion, Direct Notice for Publication. NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION. " v1 w. non-coa- l P. S. 01I4W Department of the Interior, IT. S. Land 0X141 THE THRICE-A-WEE- K Office st Fort Sumner, N. M. Ana. 14, 114 Department of the Interior, U. S. Hob-hln- 30 DAYS' FREE TRIAL Notice Is hereby given that Class O. Land oniee at Roswell, N. M. Au 13, 1H4. N. M. who. on July , 1014. -' We will Wp you a beautiful Btnrrk riano for M fl.-i- frcn trial. In vour EDITION OF THE of Clnudell, Notice Is hereby given that John R.- ''ol. of K, OlHSo. forNWk, home. No ensh payment required. All we ak Is that you will pluy uimn, use made H. Serial no. See. Allle, N. M. who. on Sept. , Hit. made H. nnd test this piano for 80 days. If. at tho end of timo, you.do not find It the NEW YORK Sl.Townshtp Unnge 30 K.. N. M. P. Mer-ldin- that S. R. Serial No. 085141 for Lota .1 and 4; 8Dd KS hlHtiest grade, sweetest toned and finest pluno In every way, that vow have ever filed to seen for the money, you are at perfect liberty to we In has notice of intention make 8WW:SKWee., l8Twp.es.. Range ST K. send It back, and will. that WORLD three-yea- event, pay the freight both ways. Thi Stuxck Piano must make good with you, Klnal proof, to establish claim to N M, P. Meridian, hits filed notice of intention or there is no sale. the land above described, before C. A. Coffey to make Knal three year Proof, to establish IT. 8. In his office, al Ellda, N. Sava $.50.00 or Mora Easy Payments Practically a Daily at the price af a'Week-l- y. Commissioner. claim to the land above described, before f. M. on day September. 1014. We ulilp illn-c- to ytr. from factory, ftt You no down, the tdih of Toomba, IT. R. t'ommiswioner, his office . our pity carit bv.t after 80 dnyt . Ko other Newspaper in the world E. la save you low-co- price that upward of fl 50.00 in the of trial, you can pjy:itmt on the t Claimant names as witnesses: at Richland, N. M. on Sept. -- H, 1014. of pluno, Vu ensicflt gives so low a your gimruntoc to furnish est, term ever suKfrratrd hy pinno ai much at prire. O. Teakell. of Ingrnm, N. M. Jose yon better pinno fnr thp money thon you cuti mrniifuciitrer. These term are arranged to Lewis Claimant names as witnesses: (retire elsewhere. You arc assured of receiving unit your convenietiee, and it (n possible for phine W'ilmes, Gilbert' I1'. Jonaa. Henry Allan Sturman, Isaac S. Kidd. Henry ('. satisfactory sweit toned durable high grade you to hny a pinno for your home, witbor.t Wllmaa. thesu of Clniulell, N, M. M. - is Hoteler, these of Aide. N. John T. Parsons, piano.. . iiiisiig the money. - . f This a time of great events, A 31 13 C. ItegUter S 0. HKSItY. of Oarriwm, N. M. 25-Ye- ar Guarantee and you will want the newa ac- Ktnmett Patton. 2n1-Ha- nd Bargains AwStR ' - ' Register. Every Starck Piano ii l'lnyer-1'iuno- i curately and All Publication. " Starck are promptly. the Notice for fur 25 yrnr.-- Vic constantly on hand frttaranUed ' have the befit and most beauti- This frtiarnntce hai lia4; a Urge number of slightly used ful Player Pianoa on the countries of lie world steadily or'4 yen .eecond-han- flll ' of It our 85 re of piano und ptunos of market. You will be de-- , Department of the Interior, U. S. experience, and the repu- rtandard make taken in ex- ' lighted with the many ex draw closer together, and the Land Office Koswell. N M. 14. 1914, Notice for Publication. tation of an change for new Starck Pianos elusive fmtures of tliese at et, responsible piano bouse. Player-Piano- The follow- - Is hereby given Sturgis, and wonderful instruments, and telegraph wires being the hap- Notice that Hattle Deportment of the Interior, IT. S. ing are a few sample bargains: will lie pleased with the M. on Oct.. I. lixrf, made peni ngs of every No ofKlkins.N. who. Land Office at Koswell. N. M. Au. T, I"I4. 60 Frss f'aslo Weber $110.00 very low price at which one. other R. No. 1SH3B, No. wsnH, Nliy. they can be HD. Serial for Notice la hereby given that Loue.a Ken-ne- secured. Sec. tl, Township T P. Range 87 E., N. M, Pi Ltssons Steinway 02.00 newspaper has a service equal of Valley' View, N. M. who, on "ept. M. To every purchaser of Chickering 90.03 Piano Bach Frss . Meridian, has filed notice of inter tlon to ...... fcU UL 1011. made H.E. Serial No. OI.M93. for fE! Btorck Pianos, we give free Kimball 95.00 fiend 'today for our new mat ine VVOIM aiM lC m-- ie ftnai FiVsVrear Proof, to CWnbllsh claim See. 31 IVp. S., Itanne E N. M. P. Mer- . music le.wons. In one of 195.00 beautifully illustrated piano refat(?S I to the lnnd above described, before J.K. Car- - ii the best known actinols in Starck (took winch gives you a eVerVlllinK fully "and idian has filed notice of intention to make iiifunna-tio- n roll, U. S. Commissioner, in his office at Chicago. These lif ons you Send tor our latest complete large amount of year Proof, to establish elnlm to the taVe In your own home, regarding pianos. promptly. M. 1914. three ran second-han- bargain list. ThH Elltlns. N. onOct.V4, by mail. This rcprcwits book will interest and land above described before Dan C, Savage, one year s frt o itmr.ietion, - please you. Write today. The World long since estab Claimant names as witnesses: U. S, Commissioner, Id his oftU at Henna. NT. George Cooper, Sebert T. Jeffrlesi Mnfy A. PIANO CO.. 1326 Starck CHICAGO lished a rticord for d M, 00 Sept. . 10'4. P. STABCK Bltl., impartiality, A. ftlaughter. Mary Jeffi les; all of Kikins, N. Claimant names Its witnesses: . and any body can M. . afford its B. Nishols, Emmet t Patton, . James Mafubc. Thomas S. Thrice-a-Wee- k edition, which these of Valley View. N. M. Kdward McCown, SiH-Ol- - ResrlHter. comes every other day in the Willie H. fryer, these of Route 3. Ellda, N. V. AS'-PI- . Emmett Patton, Heilieter 17 week, except Sundav. It will Notice for Publication. hn f n,i.ii,i. t., NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. il now. The Tin ite-a-We- World Department of the Interior, U. 8. MSllI PS4.-- Oepurtment of the IT. S. Lund ulaa HMAiinilu ntline atmnor Land Office at Roswell. N. M, Sept. 10 . 1014. interior. in fn. Office St Koswell. N. M. Aug'. 10. 1014. Nutlee ID hereby given that Other C Is hereby given that Mary A. Hiree, serial stories, humor, tnar Stephens, of ElklhN, N M. who, on Sept. il. Notice of Work Slaughter, of Klklna, N. M. who, onOot. 4. All Kinds Job in 1107. made HI). E. No, IS603. SJrlnl Wo.oiJ kets, Cfttt(6ns; fact, every 1007. me.de HD. E, No. lMWi, Serial No. 013111, for S Sec. 2, Twp. 7 S. Range S" K. N. M, NWjtf 1'; and on March 7, 191 1, made neatly done at The Kenna tiling that is to be found in a P. Meridian, has tiled notice of Intention to for See. additional entry, Serial No. for NEW. first clasa make Final five-yea- r Proof, to establish claim 0tN, daily. 1 4, Township 1 S. Range 7 K-- . N. M. P. Record Office. to the land above described, before J. F Sec. ThrThrici-AAVei?- k Meridian. Iika filed notice of intention to make WonLo's tt . ilnnimisslonen In his ofllce at ;V five and three year Proof, to establish . W carry a nice line of is Emins, n. m. on Oct. o. 1914. final regular subscription price only tin bind above dWncrihed, before names as witnesses: fin to the Writing; paiers, Envelopes, $1 00 per year, and it pays for Claimant J. F. Carroll, If. S. Commissioner, In His ofTlee Cy TTT V I at Kikins. N.M.,onOet. &, 1014. 100 papers. e OUer it Un- - camey"' Benjamin L, Cooper, all of Cards, Statements, Invoices, tme E. Hrown, Claimant names as witnesses: Afinnllpfl nnA N. M I 1 iiAa'crtflnAt ThlKlklns.a Thomas A. Henderson, Vlo R. Haekett. aiu.i-.i-nip-v- rmmolt -PnJtnn. RpcristAr. etc. tr T-- togemer. one i CameyE. Drown. Arthur A. Anderson, ail of ivenna iiecoru tor Elktne, N, M. Emmett Patton, Your patronage solicited. year for 11.65. S4t Uetrlster. Thj reeular stlbscriptioli price Notice for Publication. 0!?lW of papers $2 013120 the two is 00. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Notice for Publication. Office at Roswell, N. M. Sept, 10. lol l. 0IIS IK is hereby given that Elizabeth Steph Notice Department of the Interior, XJ. S. ens, of Elklns, N. M, who, on Oct. f , 1007. Land OfHce at Roswell. N. M. Aug. 0. 1014. msde HD. E. No. Serial No. 0ilg1, SALESMEN WANTED Notice Is hereby giventbat Hoyd 1'. Smlih, for HEM and on Sept. , 10I3, made Add'l Ci'mir, F.asy work. ' Kenna. N. M. who. on Aug. H. IBM, made to Advertise entry, Serlul No.oaTipe. vlti.,. . ' - . - of fors c it... H, K. PEWi $110 M. Meridian, filed Addlttonal Her. No. CSHJ. for monthly and all 7 s. Ranue 31 E.. N. P. has , Ram travel 10, Twp a S Range St E., N- - M. P notice of Intention to make Pinal ftve-J-ett- r ! Ho. unnec-th- . has filed nolle of intention to make Short war and Twenty war will be short, on account of ins expenses. Experience proof, to establish claim to the land above de-- Final nVree-j;K- Proof, to establish claim to easary. handle popular Ci- - before J. I'. Cairoll. U. S, tremmdous cost of maintain Also sorlbed the luul above described, before Dan ('. Cent Cotton, mlssioner,- - in his oltice at Elklns. N. M. on and Tobacco. Savage, U. S. Commuwioner. in hia ofttce at ing enormous armies in the field, garottes to, 1914, Oct. M. an Sept. 80, 1H4. Basing Nokese Cigar Co.; names as wltneases: Kenna. N. their belief on that fact, Claimant Claimant names as witnesses: Twenty-cen- 1915 A. Henderson, Cephua C. Copeittnd. t cotton in as Liverpool buyers predict thai 20 12t. New York, N. V. Thomas JHrumnT. Abbott. John A. Heavers. Pink Carney E. llrown, Benjamin L. Cooper, all of L. CluMl, hn r. all of Keooa. N. M. a result of the European wur is next year will be compelled M. Patton, Jone. they Elkins N. Emmett Emmett Patton SMl-Ol- iiegisier. predicted by Liverpool buyers of to ccme to America to compete ASHS!." Register American cotton, according to with American buyers and that QNE OF " LIFE'S GREAT JOYS S, MWilliamson of Memphis, Keen oiaaing win increase ine Sad- - Kulle for PablleatUta. Mho, with Mrs. Williamson,re-turne- d Maintenance, of Relative Aaylum .' COtton to 20 Kemp non-eoa- price of cents Or Lumber l F- - 8. 4r7 Yeteiday from a several mnrn oar ana More common irrantna Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Arrival of Twin. Company, OtDee at Port Sumner. N. H. Aug. IT. 1914. months' tour of the British Isles. In other" words, it is felt iti Notice ts hereby given tlmt Josephine Met- The Liverpool, buyers base England that American manu The story of tie man whose family ELIDA, N. M. tle Atoi-d- , for the helrsof France S. Hruee their prediction, Mr. Willianson will have la Increased by a procession of twins Poits, Cement, deueaeed. of Keene, Texas, who. on Septem- facturers their inning and triplets will be harrowing, but it Wire, ber ST, loirf, made homestead entry Ser. No." eays, on the belief that Yankee this year and that southern cot can never take the first prize in s and Building OUT", for SHSf? See. 4, and WHNKM See. Lumber K. Twp. 4 H. Range 7. K. N.M. P. Meridian, will assert by hard ,uck torT contest against the ' shrewdness itself ton planters will reap their great Material, Doors has Bled notice of Intention to make Pinal a and tain rif tho .ht-mw- hf a rlt mfta dash commerce - five year Proof, to establish ckUm to the Americans taking the harvest next year. . wh6fit! w,f colint,v ri?iattve. Mtr Hardware. land alwve described, before Dan 41, Savage. of the world from the warring Anticipating an unprecedent- - t3etsy Pennsylvania . comes in from MACKEY, C". Comnkaaun-ier- in hia otBee at Henna. nations of Europe. As a result, ed business revival in America, Corners to visit her aunt and attend a CHARLES J. N. M. on the seth day of September 1014. they belitve, the United States ..:4.i., .. i ; city high school. Oliver decides that Manager. Claimant names ai witnesses: l,H"a" fcu,l""S be ought to have the advantages of a John It. Ballard, Jesse P. Suantlln, these of is on the verge of the greatest their attention to American B6C- - more famous business college than Keene. Tea. Henry T. Jones. Chester C. Long, Clyde It era of prosperity in all its his uritit-- s which have heen at. low Roebuck's seminary. Grace Oloppert, Clsrenee W. Peters comes to the city to cultivate ber SI 00. theae of Olive. N. M. tory. . tlnfl Ktwaru, ; ebb since the outbreak of the . Ail 9-- 5 C. C, Henry, Register. vuicw uu uniicius ibbsuud. tYm midm of this Danflf will be nlcused to lean American manufacturers of EUlOpean War. lIllS fact WaS Henry "puts UP" at bis aunt's house that there ts at least M,e Urea..fd ai-- ut aseuos cotton cloth this year will buy Mondav when unt'l na can flnd JD then, after be catarm. uairs cauirra. cum tiic only pu.mv substanciated list euro uow known to u mliaU atemity. arowa in a hall - Notice for Publication. cotton almost at own price, ' loM liv ' nomeaica a utmnm dlW!aMl jirM toiumtu- their Mr Willinrrmnn as uy bedroom, comes back to auntie fot tkoal treatmeat. Hall's tuurrb furs a taken In-- 0S1N07 English buyers blieve, and with iNew loi k brokers that I he sympathy and Is advised never to Department of the Interior, IT. R. Land leave again. the advantage in their favor, Tbomaa. - . i K.amaaai3 a,i uih lis uuuii, au, .wn. a, v s. . - buii uici uiskiiL auu iciuaiu'u iuiiubi will take the business that Eng- fttOfU; Rf'fl hpin0- rPffilVAd nillfllv . ... L u much lallk In Its curative cotters tlu.li ttx-- oBt of vallev View N.M.who. on Keh. IH. loin. r-- m tor two year., woum not oe tnougai Hami, ,or aiiy lt . WH V , I ?ie ,. Kn - r Se.Uon m tr. U'.. .vlnn mm. Mrnd for n.1 or tfutimotuair land has spent loO years in v to. to be doing anything out of tho or . iiwiii ji,ii(jiiiiiu. luei Addrew F. J. CHKStl t . oieao. vs. a, Twa. ' S.. Range, M K N. M. P. Meridian. up. dinary at one of these relative Mold by all DruKtOaU. 7Se. of to make building By the time the UuU's FaiuUy puis lor constipation. has tiled notice intention three Ta - war is ended and commerce asylums. year proof, to establish claim to the land "I notice you have another visitor," bove described, before Dan O. flavaae. IT. S, is Ameri. Don't They? a friend remarked to the proprietor of CotntnlsHiooor In bis otllue. at Kenna. N. M. one largest asylums sort on Sept. 6 1014. cans will have puch a hold on The advice given to young men by of the of this wVltkere. college presidents and others to go n Kansas City, Claimant names as wltneseee: the commerce that Epgland may - "Although you have refused to bi W. Willie J. Stobb. west and grow up with the country la "Tea," the man answered In a Ufe- , j William Ilsacken. - - you think you vc; . MeOabe, Willie H. Cryar, all ot never occupy ber former com- oi course witn the proviso that they less,- matterHjf-fac- t tone. "He, here W wife, dpn't James E. - WaU- - 1 Valley View, . rcial position again, may pome to New York to. apend the for U years-f- our Jn high school, four fcr 0 lva- J"'81 ' ,ri'f llkB Plpaph,.- '- .(la-- Kmmett Patton, fortune a.fter It is acquiredI. N. In college, four in school. My Pnc laarae It is believed, abroad, T. iedlcal S18 Register. tfot tfte' wlfe'a second cousjo. you kuow.S " X5fll,bl ?u.!,u!r Al THE RECOUP, KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

V.'. ft iA Jltjti 'i J. 4Jj 4 ll-J- GEN7I.B' D? Till wtv6 kMIlWll HWmuf i' ' 1 ,11 It p days ANY 'MAIN UAIN 15UY ' . , .. , 'v A FARM. FA' M ION 'orrocm f i! v'' ; A - - if . I? i V: l nave u Widow n 1 ' 'V client who owns 400 ' vs.- - I ..'(:-- acres of wild land in Northwest Wisconsin v ii ilif ''1 wnicn lSDnngmg iicr . JULY 1013 $ no income. She has authorized me to of-Thes- sell $1.25 Osr Paper and Any One CIabs?$1.25 this land for $8.00 an "EVERAL li2(.'i!;2 cublishars of magazines have ioined vilh us in one of the greatest subscription bar- - acre, one down v gain offers ever put out in this country. Through thio combination everybody will be able to get a third and yearly subscription to three magazines in combination with our weekly paper ct practically the price the balance on terms to of our paper alone. &j In this list you will, find forty different periodicals formed into thirty-fiv- e different r clubs. Each club has 3 magazines, except one Special Club which has four magazines; some of these maga- suit the purchaser. Will zines sell for aa much as $1 a year. They are all good and cover a large variety of choice reading matter, including History, Music, Relicton, Education, Fashions, Fancy Needlework, Illustrated Current Events, divide tract if desired. Home Decorations, Fiction, Literature, Drama, Art, Science, Inventions, General Farming, Dairy Farming, Purchaser can rent part Live Stock, Vegetables, Fruit and Poultry. On account of the splendid contract we have made with the publisliei of these magazines, we are able to give our readers a ly improved sarm close by choice of any one of the clubs in combination with our paper one year for $ 1.25. Just 25c more than the price of our paper alone. This offer is made to everybody. If you have never subscribed to our paper before, we ask you to take advantage of this effer. or can buy same. This If you are a subscriber to our paper we ask you to renew so that you too, may get 3 magazines extra. Look over the list and Felect the club you like best. Send your order today or give your order to our representative or cail at our office when in town. If you with other adjacent lands are now a subscriber to any of these magazines and want to renew just send your order to us and we will have your subscription extended. If your subscription to our paper is post due, we advise you to pay up and take advantage of this bargain.. If you ore in I at-- MaUKttljJL'. can sell so as to suit the habit of buying your magazines through other channels, we ask you to justly Compare our clubs and prices with that of any other offer you receive. You, no doubt, are now a subscriber to some of thc3e periodicals. You can save money by sending your most any kind of cus- - renewal order to us. Here is a chance to get your home paper and a yenily supply of good reading tt barguin. If you want Kimball's one or more of these magazines sent to different addresses, just mention it. tomer. . Write me m Dairy Farmer;. TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND KEIGHBOS ADOUT THI3 Dig OFFEft freely telling CLUB No. 1 ci.rn No. 10 CT.tm No. l s ci.trn No. 20 just McCnll'a (with free pntternj Today's (with free ptfUern) Today's I with free pattern) Pancywork Magazine you want, $ Kami Life Woman's World Gentlewoman Gentlewoman what and Everyday Life HomeLife Home Life Today' t with free pattern) i I I can do you k Cl.ttn No. 3 CLUB No. 11 Cl.Cn No. 19 CLUB .No. 27 believe Woman's World Goqd Stories Successful Farming Knnsas City Weekly Star PeopleB Popular Monthly Farm Life Home Life Farm Life a lot of good, . Oentlewomun Everyday Life liveryduy Life Everyday Life CI.IIB No. 3 CLUB No'. 13 " CT.rB No. 20 CLUB No. 33 EDL.PEET,. HeHrth and Home Green's Fruit Grower former's Wife "Gentlewoman DANBUHY, WISCONSIN. Krm Lite liverydny Life Home Life Woman's World Houaehold Maeazlne Farm Life Everyday Life iioms Life 27-tf- . ' (f Cl.Un No. 4 CI.TTB No. 13 CLUB TJo. 21 CLUB No. 29 American Woman Today's (with free puttern) Hnppy Hours. , Kansas City Weekly 8tar Prairie Pnrmer Knnn Lito Everyday Lile GREENS Farm Life " Household Quest Houaehold Magazine Gentlewoman Home Life CLUB No. SO No. s GLtJJLi aa -- --4- --o- Fruit Grower Today' (withci.unfree pattern) SPECIAL. Suine Price Others Southern Ruralist y Farm Life Woman' World Pouitr Item Home Life Household Mnsailne Noma Llfo Farm Ife Gentlewoman No. CLUJ1 No. CI.IIB 6 CLin No. 1 4 CLUB No. 23 Farmer'sWWy. Dl.patchlSt.at Today' (with free pattern) People's Popular Monthly Stock and Home Paul Everyday Life Farm, Home Life Farm Progress Woman's World Farm Life , v Gentlewoman ' Woman's World Home Life CICB Ni.7 cr.un No. 32 Pancywork Magaxln.'' 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This is no more than, you pay 51 for your envelopes plain with- out your return card. No matter, where you are, 1 what your business, or where QROCERIE s, EXCURSIONS you live, you should uso an envelope with your name and return address for every letter Account of Curry County fare tc; you mail. HARDWARE, ' LUMBER. at Clovis, N. M., Sept. 24-2- 5 and The envelopes we give you v 20, ld!4. ' '1 are the best quality white. The y on Sickcts sale Sept. and fol-Isw- return card will appear aa s: BUILDING MATERIAL, Ar, 1914, at one and one-thir- d fare for Uie round trip. 10 Day Return limit Sept. 28, 1914. Af'er Return to

Ono-ha- lf THE KENNA RECORD - of thesa fares will ai- - Storage tanks, water- ply to the sale of tickets to chil Kenna, New Mexico. dren between the age of 5 and 12 years. 8 tl TROUGHS. For further information 8oe g R. L. RODERGON, fj T. O. Elrod, Agent S KENNA, JSP.VV MEXICO. Tl3o, Barber NOKTH WIND MILLS., WELL CASING, for tlie Parliandle Steam Q Laundry, f Amarillo, Taxaa K Phone Na 13 Your Patronage Solicited, I HARO L HURD, Attorney. Practicing before ell court. DAVID L. GEYER NNA CO. Especial attention to United LAND OFFICE PRACTICE LUMBER A States Land Oflice proceed SPECIALTY. ROSWELL. N. M. l...4..)...p.(.4...4..)...4.