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VOL. 8. NO. 24 CLOVIS. CURRY COUNTY. NEW MEXICO. DECEMBER 11. 1914 $1.00 PER YEAR

"Christmas Lullaby" - Catherine Childers Merchants Who Have Made Spe- Drill "Waiting for Santa." Song Junior Girls. cial Preparations for Xmas Trade Christmas Song Boy's Pri- mary Department. Lullaby by four little girls. W. I. Luikart and Co. Whitings Double Store "Night Drill" The big department store of A glimpse in toyland may be -- Twelve little girls Luikart and Co. have made ex- had by visiting Whitings 5 and 10 Sunday school Song Choir. Christmas exercises will be The sixteen tensive preparations for a big Cent store. Here may be seen deposit gifts in a held in all the Clovis churches classes will CHRISTIAN CHURCH. holiday trade. It would be use- everything from a rattle box to pur- this year and while theie is huge box provided for the Following the example of the less to attempt to name the vari- a modern mechanical device. be distribut- some sentiment in favor of a pose and these will Baptist church, the Christian ous articles they offer which are Whiting is overstocked on toys ed by the church to the poor and . "municipal Christmas tree, the church will also observe a suitable and appropriate for and decorations and in the dry idea is r.ot generally accepted needy. "white Christmas" and distrib- gifts, but suffice it to say that goods department may be found program of muic as the best. If there is any A special ute gifts to the reedy. The their stock is complete and con- many beautiful and useful things ar- event in the year which is and recitations has been ladies of the Christian Church tains many useful articles for which would please for holiday W. Johnson strictly a church affair, it is ranged. Prof. A. have been meeting on even- the whole family. gifts? will have charge of the musical that pertaining to the birth of ings for some time past pre- Mandell and Company Harvey and Morris Christ, and each denomination program. paring boxes for the distribu should observe it as it deems PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. tion of and gifts to Of the many appropriate and The above named firm have useful for Christmas gifts prepared holidays proper. In the larger cities There is a distinct surprise the poor. Like the other articles for the with stock a big stock o candies, nuts, with their slums and street in store in the line of Christ- churches, they will have a pro- for father or brother, the f waifs, it in probably the best mas entertainment at the Pres- gram of music, song and recita- at Mandell's is one of the most fruits and table delicacies. It is is to idea as they would then have byterian church, but as it tions. complete to be peen in the coun- no longer a problem for the surprise, not been of hearing the be a it has try. It embraces many practi- housewife to find something - the opportunity made public. The new seats Last year the Christian was Christmas songs by good sing- the only church in Clovis to cal articles which are always ac- able for a Christmas or New for this handsome new church ceptable. The thoughtful wife when Harvey J1 a great Christ- Years dinner and er and to see have arrived and the large room have a tree and they were which they might will visit Mandell's before select- Morris keep everything to be mas tree will be occupied for the first scarcely able to accommodate oppor- ing her husband's Christmas had in this section of the globe. otherwise not have the time on Christmas eve. the crowd that attended: seeing, in a small present A telephone order will bring it. tunity of but An entertainment of Christmas where each de- town like Clovis sones and special music will be Dunkard Church. Kendalls Dry Goods Co. Grisamore and Osborne nomination is representel and given and every effort will be The Christmas exercises at If you have not seen the at- Mrs. E. C. Grisamore has re- looks forward to Christ- each made to mike the occasion a the Dunkard church will be tractive windows at Kendalls, ceived some Christmas specialties mas as greatest event of the memorable one. held on Sunday. There will be you have missed a holiday treat. which include some fancy em- year. They seem to pre- the ' no tree but a special Christmas In addition to a well selected broidered and initial handker- fer the idea of denominational METHODIST CHURCH. be- program of recitations and sing- stock of Christmas specialties, chiefs for both ladies and gentle observance, The following program is ing prepared at the Methodist ing is being prepared. Gifts they have many articles which men, lhe husbands will nna will will be distributed and an of- are practical for gifts for many suitable gifts for their BAPTIST CHURCH. church. Santa Claus come in at the close of the entertain- fering taken for the starving mother, sister, father and wife and sisters at Grisamores The Baptists were the first ment and shower the girls and Belgians. brother. and Osbornes. to observe a "white Christmas" boys present with candy and Market in Clovis, having last year first Catholic Church. A Weidmann Walkers adopted the plan of "it is more nuts: There will probably be Weidmann's store and Walker promises to have one Anthem -- Choir blessed to give than to receive." three masses Christmas day at shoe shop is the home of the of the most inviting windows Song-"Li- ttle Star" the Catholic church. One at holidays, They take this idea from the Primary Department. Florsheim shoe. Weidmann during the ever shown wise men midnight, at 7 o'clock and at your in Clovis and Walker has the atory of the three Recitation -'- "His Vision" thinks you should make who traveled from afar and J. V. Rice, Jr. 9:00 o'clock a. m. feet a Christmas present of a reputation as an expert window There will be a special musi- brought gifts to the Christ Song-"Bles- sed Happy Christ- nice pair of Florsheim . (Continued on next page) Jesus. mas Morn" Junior Dept. cal program of solo and choir singing for which those who have the program in charge "SEE MY TREE!" THE CHRISTMAS PARTY have been practicing for some time...... p. Father Sixtius Kopp, of Ros-we- ll will be here for the ser- vices. Tale of Old. Oh. tender tale of old, Live in thy dear renown! God's smile was in the dark behold. That way his host came down; Light up. great Gud, thy word, Make-th-e blest meaning Btrong, As if our ears, indeed, had hoard ... i .v -- " i '" rv , The glory of their song. It was so far away Hut thou couldst make it near if And all its living might display And cry to it, "Be r ere!" Here, in the unresting town. As once remote to them .;-- O Who heard it when the heavens came down On pastoral Bethlehem. It was so long ago, But God can make it now, JJ And, as with that swet over- throw, Our empty hearts endow. Take, Lord, those words out- worn; ' Oh, make them new for aye; Speak "Unto you a child is born." Tcday, today, today. Jean Ingelow.

., , ' v Santa Claus came a little early at the home of Dr. R. R. Duncan and left them a fine baby boy, Sunday morning. JM I L ' lilted

1,1 . m"'i Vi I'll Practical Christmas Gifts ' .:i;r--- i 11 ll.p A home loving his man gets home from his work, has it dinner and then finds solid comfort in an easy chair, with a pipe or cigar and the even- W ing newspaper. W Add to his comfort make it as complete as you can. A smoking or a bath . It's a good way to earn his lasting gratitude, practical yet inexpensive. You'll find other suggestions on the checking list if he already has a or a bath robe.

Cap I Bath Robe Pin Scarf Underwear Hankkerchiefs Trunk Smoking Jacket Cuff Buttons Collars Pocketbook Boxed Holiday Set Collar Bag Fancy Vest No. 4130 Blue I- Lounging Robe 'll!!, Serge Suit piii, Suit Case Sweater Vest Clothcraft 'imn!;i No. 5130 Blue Traveling Bag Muffler Serge Suit Gloves Coat 111) Clothcraft Suit Rain

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Merchants Who Have market like the Cen Barry Hardware Store Other Concerns Red Cross Seals. tral where you can get almost Made Special Prepara The only first class hardware The Alfalfa Houston anything to be had in the largest Hart and The Clovis Womans Club tions for Xmas Trade store in Curry county is that Lone Star Lumber Companies now city market, which will be have Red Cross Christmas above named. They carry al- have not brought to your door by a simole secured a srienai Christ- Hials for sale at on cent each. most everything in their line mas coal and (Continued) telephone call. They have all are ivv. expecting The location of the botfn from a needle to a thrashing a holiday rush, but if this' c iol will Q: decorator. He always has the kinds of fresh and cured meats, beannnnerl Utv. machine and if by chance that weather continues, ery y sausages, cheese, hsh, oysters, th!r s'i;,j'y seal m in? h'hi vn ail stuff with which to decorate an they should not have you what of fuel will te gre.itly diminish your community ag-iins- t t'i'nr-eulu.si- attractive window. This year fruits, salads, relishes, celery, want, they will get it for you on ed. However, they have a large The m mey gainal i'i he promises a surprise. It wont vegetables, bottled and canned short notice without additional supply of all 1 goods and in fact almost every kinds on hand and tnis manner will be use to be bear or buffalo meat, but cost. They have many useful are ready for thing you can name. There is the cool weather assist the unfortunate t reii ) something equally rare. Some articles which would make. ap- to no reason why your continue. their health. of his rare fruits include per- ch.istmas propriate and very acceptable menu be complete simmons and grape fruit. dinner cannot Christmas presents. See in Clovis. the A dainty little girl suggestive list in their big ad in came to Mr. and Mrs. Rigjdale. of bless the home Southwestern Drug Store Model Grocery this issue. of Prof, and Missouri, are here visiting Mr. Mrs. A. R. Seder on Nov. 29th A store brim full of toys and As the name signifies, it is a and Mrs. Pritchett. Mrs. Rags-dal- e She weighed 8 pounds. presents of all kinds is the South- model in having everything in a Klein Grocery Company is a niece of Mr. Prichett. western. A party was seen to modern well kept grocery. Mr. This is a new firm although the go in there for the purpose of Austin purchases and handles proprietors, Messrs Klein and HIS FIRST CHRISTMAS SURPRISE buying toys only, but came out many articles in which there is Guy, are not new comers in Clo with presents for whole absolutely no profit, merely for and i the vis are not new in the gro- w pu mil mmmmmigmi iMn ip family. Seldom has the South- the accomodation of his custom- cery business. They have only western made such extensive ers. In fruits, candies, fresh recently opened in the building preparations for the holiday nuts and table delicacies of all one door south of the postoffice year trade as this and they have kinds for the holiday dinners, with an entire new stock o f arranged one of the most attrac- his sto:k i s complete. The groceries. They also handle tive window displays to be seen Model has recently installed an fruits, candies, nuts and vege- in the city. You can find most auto delivery service which in- tables and have made special anything that you are looking sures prompt delivery. A more preparation for the Christmas for at their store. courteous and accomodating trade. Both Mr. Klein and Mr. Parishes Confectionery groceryman than Mr. Austin Guy were employed at the Model does not live. grocery The little Kandy Kitchen before engaging in busi- ness for know around the corner i s getting Mears Pharmacy themselves and the business thoroughly. ready for the big Christmas Mears Pharmacy, of course, trade which they are sure to re- would try to out do all others in ceive because they make good the purchase and arrangement of Rice Furniture Co. candy prices Christmas goods and in this they Nothing could be appro- - and their are more ' . A ., ' - .... I .felt' - I reasonable. Parents like to give have probably succeeded. One pnuie ior a nome gin man a I ' - 'xz u m their children candy for Christ- of the largest stocks of toys. nice piece of furniture and the r mas, when they know it is pure dolls and gifts of all kinds ever best time to buy when it will be and unadulterated. exhibited in Clovis can be seen mosc appreciated will be during at Mears Pharmacy and their the holidays. A nice Central Meat Company rocker or store presents as much of an at a nice rug will help to gladden If you ever lived in a small tractive appearance as one of the heart of the wife and home town where there was perhaps the up to-dat- e city department will appear more conducted a small meat market, stores during holiday times. cheerful. Mr. where it was beef every d;iy Their plan of giving away gold! luce his many things which and some1 inns fish elite a month lish in globes each Saturday is ' would make practical chnstmas . J ' ' K i .. j . - . . j ou know how to appreciate an attracting much attention. presents. i suggestions! for christmas This season's Holiday line is the most complete and varied we have ever displayed. Here you will be sure to find something for everyone on your Christmas list. A few suggestions are given to aid you in your Christmas shopping:

Games, Books, Mir Sets, Post Cards, Indian Goods, Table Chafing Dishes, rors, Perfumes, Pen- Art Novelties, Man- Mats, Leather Pil- Parisian Ivory, Doll nants, Bibles, Cal- icure Sets, Safety lows, Banners, Buggies, Dolls, Ra- endars, Stationery Razors, Hand Bags, Cigars, Pipes, Cigar zors, Knives, Nava- jo Bracelets, Navajo Picture Frames, Collar Boxes, Foun- Cases, Cut Glass, Rings, Talking Ma- Tourists Sets, Toilet tain Pens, Pictures, Hand Painted China, chines, Writing Sets Sets, Jewel Boxes, Kodaks, Cameras, Pocket Books, Music Dollar , Chocolates, Smokers Navajo Blankets. Rolls, Percolators, Etc., Etc.

Come in with your friends, you'll enjoy your visit. The more choice gifts are sell- ing fast make your selections today and reserve them until Christmas week. SOUTHWESTERN DRUG COMPANY The ffioxajL Stores CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO. W. H. DUCKWORTH, Owner. FREE DELIVERY. PHONE 58 P. if you live on the rural route, or if your post office is not at Clovis, we will prepay the earning charges on anything ordered from us in our line, if the order amounts to one dollar or more, and cash is sent with the order.

Christmas decorations Par- Local and at A. L. Await returned from a Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Edgell, Scripture Reading and Prayer Personal 1- ishes. -t hunting trip to the breaks north of Melrose, were attending J. H. Messer of Hollene. Saturday. He will aviation meet Chas. Houchen accompanied the Saturday and Solo Miss Appleman leave soon for Butte, Montana, Al-me- incidentnlly doing some Christ- Object of Meeting Dr. and Mrs. S. G. Von n his grandmother to Albuquerque where he expects to reside in shopping. Edgell left Saturday for Peoria, Friday on her journey mas Mr. is J. H. Messer. to southern the future. Illinois. California. editor of the Melrose Dairyman Three Laws of Progress" Farmer one of J. H. Barry, proprietor of the best weeklies Jeremiah Moore Mrs. P. Boppenmeyer is as- t t mi . the non. nomas f MaDry re- in eastern New Mexico. "Temperance Quartette" sisting at Kendall's Dry Goods i j. big Barry Hardware store, was turned the latter part last The Bible and Prohibition Store during the holiday of out t o his ranch o n running Lots 11, 12 block 30 North rush. week from Oklahoma where he water draw north of town sever- Park Addition; lot 7, block 37 Milton Reece R. B. Brown and wife of Lub- has been visiting Progress relatives for al days this week branding original; lot 2 of Natioual bock, Texas, block 74. Any were Clovis visitors several weeks. calves. Movement. Saturday, one wishing one or all, make me an offer as I C. V. Lambert Victor and Theo. Nelson who Deeded quarter, six miles need mjney. better to be safe Address, Josephine It's than have fine farms southwest of northeast of Melrose for sale Burnett, satisfied. Texas State Bank of Astoria, Oregon, 353 Clovis were in the city on busi- for $700. Land is fenced and Franklin. Methodist Church. Parwell. The Guaranty Fund 3- -t pd. , ness Tuesday. Victor has leas- some has been in Bank. cultivation. Sunday School will open ed his farm to a new comer. It is good loam soil (not sandy) promptly at 9:45 a. m. It is I. M. Varner, who and located in the best grain Home Production resides W. F. Buchanan, former important that we have a full northwest of Clovis was in belt of the county. Do you know the president of the First National tf that the little attendance at Sunday School. city after supplies, Candy returning and Tucum-car- i, Kitchen round the corner Federal Banks at C. R. Wilkinson son Ken- Let every member of the church home Sunday, and makes candy everyday. Tis is here visiting his daugh- neth of Fort Sumner, were up worn faithfully to build up ter, Mrs. A. E. good homemade pure and sweet, Since the aviation meet, it is Curren. to attend the Sat- the Sunday School. aviation meet t-- f now the order for the Clovis urday. Mr. Preaching at 11:00 a. m. sub- Uncle Geo. W. Singleton is Wilkinson is chief mall boy to begin the construc- S. ject, "The Prophet Jonah" and in the city this week, having clerk of the U. land office at tion of his aerial craft. Fort Sumner is at 7:15 p. m. subject, "Jesus arrived from California. Mrs. and employed in Union Temperance Meeting. depa-tme- nt. Weeping over Jerusalem." Buick Auto for sale or trade Singleton will join the Receiver's him anu they At the request of the W. C. Let us have fine congrega- cheap. -- R. C. Guthrie. 101 1-- 2 will be home at in Clovis soon. Its always policy to keep T. U., there will be a Union tions at both services. S. Main St. Clovis. It We take your money where you can get Temperance Meeting at the pleasue in inviting people to The Texas State Bank, of at Prof. C. E. Cary, Principal of accommodations, we are taking Baptist church Sunday night. tend our church. will Farwell. is a Guaranty Fund There the Melrose schools was in the care of our old customers and We hope to make this meet be special by Bank, what's better music the choir at city to attend the aviation meet for the are in position to take on some ing short but helpful. both Farmer. services. Saturday. new ones. Texas State Bank of Following is the program be J. H. Messer. Pastor. Farwell. Miss Ella H. Curren, News Mr. and Mrs. Frank Divers, of ing planned: Roswell, passed Monday (Service beginning 7:30) reporter, has been doing steno- through Hon. W. W. White, Mayor of T. E. Deavors was in from his en to Song graphic work at Elida several route New Orleans to spend Havener, one of the leading service farm after supplies Thursday. the winter. Mr. Divers is inter- days this week. cities between Clovis and Mel- ested in Clovis property. The election of officers for rose, was in town Sunday and Keystone Chapter, 0. E. S. C. R. Hardwick is managing Monday. Mr. White is mana Holiday Excursions will take place at the regular the affairs at the Lyceum this ger of a large mercantile estab plaee. On December 20, 21 and 22 tickets will meeting of that order to-nig- week, during the absence of his lishment at that brother, Russell, who is visiting Buy be on sale from Clovis to Chicago, B. J. Norby and George P. Red Cross Seals for EH in Artesi a. Kansas City and St Louis, Baxter, of Melrose, were in the Christmas. city on business matters Mon- Give your children Christmas C. V. Kelly, postmaster and Also to various Colorado points and points east of the day. candy, which you know is pure chief of police, of Claud, was in Mississippi River in southeast. Call at ticket offce or Basconi Howard, Jim Warni-ca- . and wholesome. Its the good to attend tlie aviation meet: plioiie 15G for particulars. J. M. Sanders and Leon home made kind at the little Saturday. He expressed him-- j Smith, of Portales, wore up to Kandy Kitchen around the cor- self as beinj? much please! with1 L. R. 1-- CONARTY, Agent. attend tli" aviation meet FriJay. ner. t the exhibition. A Merry Christmas Railroad Locals Christmas brings the remem- IsWVVVVVWWWV brance of a gift so great and wonderful that all who realize Mr. and Mrs. Guy Griffith are what meant to the world, feet it back honna from thiir hn n. the desire to give something in which they npnt though may nothing return it be in Texas, Kansas and Illi- more than the expression of a nois. IWANTED! wish for a Merry Christmas, Pat Welsh, General baggage No one was to receive anxious agent from Topeka, with his son the gift first. People do not at Charley Welsh, General baggage always know the value of what agent from Amarillo was in town Clovis to know that we will be pre- is given them. The only door The people of Saturday on business. opened to receive it led into a pared to furnish them with things appropriate for cattle stable. But new, whose Our popular general foreman, Chiat-ma- J. Z. Kuhns has broken one of his te We have within our door does not fly open at s an up-to-da- Xmas dinner. to send out some blessing, fingers. Too bad, Mr. Kuhns complete line that we have ever some word of good cheer? that you are so unfortunate as store the most crippled all The old carol, sung to a few either being sick or carried for this occasion consisting of shepherds, has gone around the the time. world now and the message of Ray Jewel, Dutch Kuhns and peace and good will has been several others have returned carried everywhere. Somehow, from the Mountains, or rather when you lay a new born babe in the Pecos Valley from a hunt- Ducks, Celery, Beef, in a man's arms, you are pretty ing trip. sure to bring a smile to his face F. L. Borden. General Build- Pork, and softening to his heart as ing Inspector, with headquarters Turkeys, Cranberries, well. An infant is a great peace in Amarillo, was in town the first bringer. What has touched and part of the week. Chickens, Lettuce, Veal, Koftened the heart of this grim Bert McCullough, of the Super- world more than anything else, intendents office force has gone Dressed. Parsley, Mutton. is that Christmas brought a to Kansas City for a few days Alive and blessed child down to earth and vacation. confidingly laid him in the arms Mrs. George Samuel Wood- brought from of humanity, him ward went to Amarillo Monday, home, and left him outcast, that returning the same day on No. be given the opportunity might 117. him the love tenderness and Dick Noble has been in the which is every child's birthright. hospital for a few days as the Walker's Market This it is which moves us to result of a foot ball game. Dick strive to make children happy at says some of his friends are Christmas. They may be like - - - Phone 123. pretty good sluggers. Phone 123. those who float along with the river knowing nothing of its love Seems like there are lots of the source high upon the hills. But railroad boys getting married. even if they do not know why, More than two-third- s of the off most of us want to make it a weddings that have come of Special Ser-vic- e J. W. Ricords, Master Me- Mrs Ella Johnson Dead. merry time for the children. It late have been railroad boys. Dan Daily Secret This goes to show that the rail- agent from Amarill ) was in chanic- from Amarillo, was in Died Mrs. Ella Johnson, in is emphatically the children's El Paso, Texas, road boys stand pretty high with town Wednesday and Thursday. town on company business. of heart failure. festival. No one ever regrets it The remains will arrive in Clo- who goes out of the way to make the fairer sex. General Fore R. A. Blake, traveling engi- Superintendent Evans and his vis Sunday and be interred in some little ones happy at Christ- man Kuhns says he will be the neer, was in town Monday and stenographer, Guy Griffith, went the Clovis cemetery. Mrs. Johnson is mas time. They are the special next to be married, and John Tuesday on business. to Topeka the 5th. to be at the the mother of Mrs. follow him. R.J. Neal of this city. She Christmas child, Hillgartner will general time-car- meeting. friends of the Hugo Shafer, master mechan- was well known in Clovis hav- and is well to be able to enter- . Reid General attorney ing it ic, is out on his division west Mrs. Harry P. Miller went to conductei a restaurant here king's friends if not the for the Santa Fe in New Mexico, tor several years, and has many tain the and south this week on an in- Ft. Worth the latter part of the king himself. passed through Clovis en route friends who will be sorry to spection trip. week to visit relatives. learn of herde ith It does the world good to open to the Pecos Valley, Monday. its doors and take in the season's B. F. Manger, General Super- greetings. Business goes on all intendent of the Harvey System IG 3G 3G 3E DG DG n the happier because there is a accompanied with C. B. McCoy, warm, charitable feeling in a div sion Superintendent, passed man's soul toward his employer through Clovis Monday enroute or employees or acquaintances. to the Valley country, returning We are all so bu9y we are apt to Tuesday. ' forget to be considerate, furiv By the way, that was some is well to Al-me- ing and kind. It let party the Dr. and Mrs. Von n the brain rest and allow the gave Monday night. If the heart to rule sometimes, or men Doctor knew and realized the may lose the faculty of loving esteem and admiration in which and being charitable. he and the Mrs. Dr. are held by Centuries of experience have the railroad boys, why they uroven that it is well to make a would not think of leaving Clo- clearing house of the season, to vis. W e ali appreciated the pquare accounts by wiping oil all honor of being invited to your the old grudges and settling old farewell party very much, quarrels and listening once again Doctor, and we hope to be aide SUGGESTIONS to the message of peace and to reciprocate in some way in jrood will. Ancer and malice time to come. never gave a man happiness; Good You told us Doctor, you practical Christmas gifts for nothing but forgiveness that and and the Mrs. were going to leave charity can do that. every family Sunday the 6th. We will cer- member of the from tainly miss you both and we Wreck at Texico hope' that your visit with your babe to Grandma. You should see A derailment of two freight relatives in Peoria. 111., during line of Waists, engines and three cars was the the holidays will be a pleasant our , Fownes result of failure of one train to one and that your new location Gloves, Handkerchiefs etc. get in the clear on the siding in New York City will be a We have Tuesday morning a t Texico. pleasant one also. But Doctor, received shipment One of the trains was bound for when you get in New York, just a of ladies' Lubbock and the other going in- don't forget the many friends in skirts which up-to-t- he to Texico on the S. P. & N. T. New Mexico. are right tracks, when the accident occur- Machinist Shelton had a very red. minute in quality and style. Be bad accident Wednesday. A Both engines cylinders locked piece of steel from the machine and two cars on in the moving sure and make us a visit before he was working with flew off train and one on the other, be- and hit him in the eye. sides both engines were derailed. completing your Christmas shopping B. L. Yeager, a fireman on one Trainmaster Wilson from of the trains, was slightly injur- Amarillo was in Clovis Wednes- ed when he jumped from the day on business.

No Mc-Car- engine. one else was hurt. Chief Dispatcher R, E, ty East bound passenger due out of Mrs. E. G. will leave shortly Gnsamore Clovis at 4:30 was delayed and for held here until the wreck was Chicago to spend Xmas with his cleared. relatives. Beginning Thursday, December 3rd, Ending Thursday, December 31st The following bargains can be had at the MODEL GROCERY. You will find everything I as advertised in our store, and we would be pleased to have you call when in town.

Regal Brand Tomatoes No, 3, cans 10c per can, case $2.25 Peaches, per gsllon 40c Hartlove Brand Tomatoes No. 2, 3 cans for for 25c 1.75 Apricots, per gallon .'. 40c Victory Brand Beans No. 2. cans 7 l-- per can Blackberries, per gallon 40c Van Camp Hominy No. 3. cans - 10c per can Grapes, per gallon 40c

Blackberries No. 2, . cans 10c per can Apples, per gallon - 30c

Ideal Brand Table Peaches No. 3, . cans 15c Puffed Wheat 3 pkgs. for 25c Health Club Baking Powder 25c can for 20c Irish Potatoes $1.65 per hundred Jack Frost Baking Powder 25c can for 15c Sweet Potatoes 2.00 per hundred Rio Coffee 25c value 6 lbs for $1.00 WE HAVE a nice stock of fancy boxed apples priced from $1.50 Peaberry Coffee 30c value 4 lbs for 90c to $2.25. Also have a nice supply of Pecans, Walnuts, Almonds Premium Hams 21c per lb Swift and Brazil Nuts tor Christmas. Swift Premium Bacon '. . 32c by the strip

Dried Peaches . 3 lbs for 25c Jewell Compound large size $1 00 per Buckett Raisins 3 lbs x for 25c Cranberries 10c the quart 3 quarts for 25c Peaches in nice 10 lb boxes . per box 90c To Each and Everyone Who Buys $15.00 Worth Apricots nice 10 lb boxes per box $1 25 give worth of Sugar Prunes nice 10 lb boxes .petr box 1.00 of Groceries, We'll $.100 -- : THIS IS CASH KrinkleCorn Flakes .. . .3 pkgs. for 25c FREE The Model Grocery A. B. Austin, Prop. Phone 29.

O'Connell Loses Suit. ment from Ray. The motion ing purchaser from a third per- Important Tax Deeision taxpayer may segregate proper- ordinary was granted by the trial court son upon inquiry as to the land- ty on which he wishes to pay A suit of more than Santa Fe, N. M.-- One of the upon the theory that the decis- lord's rights, and to charge him taxes from property on which interest to many Clovis peo- most important opinions thus ion of the territorial supreme with constructive notice there- he does not pay. Because of the ple was decided by the supreme far this year was handed down court in the first appeal of this of if he fails to make such in- removal ot a large amount of court this week. The case was today by Attorney General case was the law of the case quiry. personal property from eastern twice before the district court Frank W. Clancy upon request and controlling on the trial 4. An exception to the rules New Mexico by people who have and twice before the supreme of Assistant District Attorney court. stated should be made where left their homesteads after court and cost the litigants more A. W. Hockenhull, of Cloyis, af- The syllabus says: the subsequent purchaser proving up on them. The than the property is worth. fecting as it does the sale of -- shows he pursued an in- question becomes a vital one. Santa Fe, Dec. 4, An inter- Syllabus by the Court. that property for delinquent taxes. by Supreme quiry, with proper diligence, The opinion which is quite esting opinion 1. Upon a second or subse- It rules that it is not proper and failed to obtain the know- exhaustive is on file in this Court Justice R. II. Manna, quent appeal, nothing will be to sell all of the property own- ledge of the unrecorded instru- office and may be seen by any handed down today by the considered except the proceed- ed by an individual for the ment, or of the right of the par- of our readers calling at this supreme court, reversed the ings occurring remand, amount of taxes against it, if after ties claiming under it. office. district court for Curry coun- the former decision being the the sale of a portion thereof ty in the case of William D. law of the case, whether right would realize the amount due. Mcliee. appellant, a real estate this position is sustained by Keep in Mind or wrong, so that a question Marsh Wins Suit If dealer and former territorial which could have been consid- the courts, it would affect Don't forget the big auction O'Connell legislator vs. I'at et ered on the former appeal, A suit was trid before a jury thousands upon thousands of sale at the American Bank build- al appellee. The suit was an will not be considered on the in justice Noble's court Monday, dollars worth of property now ing December 12th. Everything actvin ejectment in wnich the sucsequent appeal. in which W. E. Marsh was plain- held under tax sale certificate. sells rain or shine. No by bid- plaintiff seeks to recover from A who purchases tiff and a Mr. Rhodes was It is also ruled that there is ding or reserve. The chance of the defendants possession of lot 2. person in possession of defendant and th s consideration not authority at law for the re- a life time to make money. Take 5, 20 in town of Clovis, an estate the block the involved was $21.70. The jury demption of only part of the a day off and attend this sale. together with damages. another than his vendor is in is, in good faith, after hearing the evidence in the property sold for taxes. It is 2-- t The plaintiff's asserted own- equity, that inquire 8'ich pos- case, which was a suit on debt also held that the tax collector on an executory contract bound to of ership and the defendants story that he can make the personel proper- between the Santa Fe sessor what right he has in LOST. Leather Grip, no han- of sale had compromised the debt with ty of a delinquent liable for all & Co. and the estate. If he fails to make dle, containing kit of Ford auto Land Improvement is pro- inquiry which ordinary the plaintiff for $15.00 after an taxes due, but there no Re- J. M. Kay. The defendants such wrenches, tire tester, etc. him, attachment had been run on his vision that real estate shall be -- moved for a directed verdict good faith requires of ward. A. J. Rodes. tf with no- hogs, decided in favor of the liable for personal taxes unless ground that there was equity charges him Commissioner, W. on the plaintiff. The wife of the de- a personal judgment is first ob- Rad Fred to show the tice of all the facts that such city no evidence that fendant testified that the hogs tained and execution is levied James, of Claud, was in the or either of them inquiry would disclose. Coun- defendants were her property and not that upon the real estate. This also to attend a meeting of the actual knowledge of plain- 3. The possession of the ten Monday. had of the defendants. answers the question whether a ty Commissioners tiff's claim under his assign ant is sufficient to put an intend

SAFETY FIRST! SAFETY FIRST! in Cash and Sight Secretary McAdoo calls attention to THREE BANKS in New Mexico who carry an excess of protection meth- Exchange. THE CLOVIS NATIONAL BANK is one of the three. We have always believed in safe and conservative ods which have occasioned the above protection for our customers. DO YOUR BANKING WITH THE CLOVIS NATIONAL BANK ' REQUIRES" J. C. NELSON, Cashier. ALEX SHIPLEY, President. "BETTER THAN THE LAW The Clovis News Following State Selection Following the suggestion of the News made several weeks THE The News Printing Company ago that the people of Fort Sum- A Publishers. ner, Taiban and La Lande get FIRST Your Printing jj up petitions addressed t o the Entered at the post office at Interior Department protesting v y Clovis, N. M. as second class against the states selection of NATIONAL in hi matter under the act of March 300,000 acres of choice land near 3, 1879. those places, the petitions are BANK out and the opposition to the If it is worth doing TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION selection is being made manifest as the following comment from at all, it is worth One Year $1.00 the Fort Sumner papers indi- Six Months 50c doing well...... cates: of The Evening Herald thinks Clovis, Just two weeks more until the state is actingly wisely in se- We employ only Christmas. Shop early and lecting the major portion of the New Mexico avoid the rush. 300,000 acres of land recently experienced restored to entry in this part of the Pecos valley. It reasons This week's issue of the that it would be a good thing News is an index to holiday for the state. It undoubtedly shoppers. Read the ads care- S. would. It would also be a good A. JONES, President fully and select your shopping First class work at thing for the big cattle outfits S. BOYKIN, V. places. J. Pres. who have agreed to take every A. W. SKARDA, Cash. all times is our acre of the land selected by the The store clerk who gets seven state on long time leases. motto. dollars a week and spends twenty And the Review has been dollars for a Christmas present boosting this section all these for his girl should be classed years under the misappre Let us figure with among "Christmas greens." hension that the state desired U. S. you on your next settlers from Okla homa or Tex- Never mind, ladies. The as, Jerusalem or Jerico, or any Government job. Christmas shopping doesn't come old place. The Herald evidently Depository out of your pockets. It is your thinks otherwise. Quay, Roose- annual opportunity to get more velt and Curry counties, shipping for Good stationery than even with the men folks. out their trainloads of grain and farm products, have got off Postal well printed is an Traveling men bring the re- wrong. The whole country Savings index to good busi- port that Clovis is the best should have been fenced off into town in the country; that local big pastures with a bunk house ness methods. conditions are better here than and windmill every ten or twenty in any town in their trade ter- miles. ritory. There has been a decid- Swat the land locators! The Our officers will be pleased ed improvement in business in state and the cattlemen will beat to advise with you regard- the past few months. the homesteader t o it. Fort Sumner Review. ing any investment matters and to" explain any banking Gift giving at Christmas time The News Printery OLD TIME SCRAP rules and customs with is, or ought to be, nothing more Ft. Sumner, N. Mex., Dec. 7. which you are unfamiliar. than a manifestation of t h e Hundreds of names have been Christmas spirit, which is un- placed o n the petitions being selfish, seeking only to make circulated in Taiban, LaLande, Oratorical Contest. Wanted - A saleslady to handle others happy. Every one who Fort Sumner and surrounding our line in Clovis and vicinity. by An oratorical contest will be has been moved this spirit country, in- Bond required; good proposition. protesting t o the held the Baptist church Sat- has realized the truth of the say- Make The at Write Grand Union Tea terior department against the urday night, December 12th by Co., ing, "It is more blesued to give Colorado Springs, Colo., for par state selecting the greater part First National of Clo-ui- s than to receive." the high school students ticulars. of the 300,000 acres recently re- and Portales. Every one is Bank 11- - 520-- stored to entry in the Fort Sum- invited. Admission will be 10c The St. Vrain Journal is ner land district adjoining these dead. It's sad but true. It's Your Bank to defray the expenses of the three towns. students. demise occurred simultaneously Portales Deering "It is the time-ol- d scrap over and McCormick with the transfer of the Clovis again of the cattlemen and the and twine. Journal substantiating the nestors for the public domain," Man and wife without chil- made by position on statement the News says the Ft. Sumner Leader. Checking accounts are in- dren, wants farm or sometime ago that the owner- "If the state gets the land it will vited in any amounts and ranch. Address X. Care News. ship 3t-D1- 0 of the Twin Journals was be leased to the cattlemen for absolute safety is afforded the same. grazing land, and if settlers are every dollar. allowed to file it means an influx The Clovis Creamery shipped of new settlers and improved seven hundred dressed turkeys homesteads. Every land locator BAKER BROS. AGENCY during Thanksgiving week, in and realestate agent in Eastern Insurance, Abstracts, Bonds, Rentals large addition to a shipment of New Mexico has a big list of "Prompt and Dependable Service" dressed chickens. About five prospective settlers wishing to WILIIAMJON hundred o f the turkeys went come in and locate on the land. CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO. to California, one hundred to Local men have turned away HAFFNDRCD Denver and one hundred to Al- twenty-fiv- e from ten to settlers ENGRAVERJ-rRINTER- J buquerque. They expect to ship a day who want to locate. The 1000 turkeys during holidays. the Leader office has a list of seventy-fiv- e ...K. C. in one bunch and one in an- BARBER SHOP... SNELLINGS & Reports from northern Curry other, from Texas and Oklahoma GLENWOOD, Props. and southern Quay counties indi- farmers who are evidently well A Clean, Sanitary Shop with Best Fixtures in the City. cate that there has been a to do, and each having a little taix& Hot and Cold Baths. - Shining Stand. large acrecge of wheat planted bunch of stock, wishing to try CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO. this fall. The recent rains and the stock farming idea and being ideal weather has brought up attracted here by the cheap the wheat which will soon lands and the fine crops raised make splendid winter pasture in this locality during the past GOING FAST! BETTER HURRY! Prospects for a bumper crop at season." All those Hair Cuts, Shaves this season of the year were Arthur E. Curren and Baths at the never better. SANITARY American Bank Depositors BARBER SHOP LAND LAWYER E. K. Prop. We knew all the time who will be to your to Sharett. It interests SANITARY--- . All was the author of some of attend the auction sale of real If you expect difficulty that the name implies. those brilliant disguised editor- estate and personal property in making proof, let me ials which appeared in the St. such as unpaid notes, judgments, help you. Contest work Vrain Journal and which en- overdrafts etc. Some well lo- a specialty. Two years abled the Clovis Journal to keep cated residence lots to be sold. Register U. S. THE OLD CLOVIS such "slush" out of its columns. Your presence will help. H e of Land MILL Is ready to do your work any What a storm of denial such sure to, be at American Bank Office. Eight years ex- time you come. You will always find us at the mill and an accusation provoked and Building at two o'clock in after- perience as U. S. Com- ready to do your work rijfht now. We Kive now to have the truth of the noon, Saturday, December 12lh. correet weights and missioner. Waits runs the mill; in nvittvr be known must be Everything goes, including the fact it takes weights to run anything. Meal. Craham somewhat humiliating. The brick banking house and lot on CLOVIS, NEW and fed stulf of all MEXICO kinds f ( r sa!e. FiM National owns them hAh. Main Street. 2-t- . z I TELLING THEIR WANTS A Gift for Her A Gift for Him

If you have any trouble in se- A man is not hard to please. lecting: Gifts for a lady, let us Give him something useful and offer a few suggestions: you are apt to make him happy. -- 4? Manicure Sets Jewel Boxes Cigars Perfume Smoking Sets Art Calendars Shaving Stationery Sets Confectionery Fountain Pens Books Books Toilet Cases Pocket Books Parisian Ivory Brushes Brass Traveling Sets ' Hand Painted China Cameras, etc. and Cut Glass See our stock for further Ask us for suggestions re- garding his gift.

1 i'- - t . i For the Little Folks ..;' (It.'.' Christmas means more to the ". TT7 For the Old Folks little folks than it does- - to the grownups. See that their stock- The old folks are apt to be in- ings are well tilled. terested in Christmasat least to the extent of being remem- Dolls bered. Toys Games Bibles Story Books Calendars Dishes Silver Spectacle Cases Indian Velocipedes Reading etc. Guns j. Pictures, v. i. Bring the children and let Our stock will suggest many them see our stock. appropriate items.

Santa Claus Don't Forget will be in our windows on To See Saturday the 12th Big New Line of at 10, 3 and 7:30 Telephone 55 Navajo Rugs !

Some Christmas Thoughts loving care and presents rich and Christmas Eve. Gets Rabbits Right Now 22 jackrabbits the first night. The Christmas bell as it rings rare would sparkle in the Rabbits are becoming a pest Christmas Eve! The wondrous P. J. Craft was in the city o'er this old world of ours is try- at Christmas time. He and unless some stringent meth- Santa Claus comes to tha chil- Friday and reports that he has ing with all its might to sing, knew that the dark days of De- od is resorted to. will multiply in dren with th'e. Wiat visions solved the problem of extermi- "The Heart of the Eternal is cember would be luminous with numbers year by year. Drives of dolls, names, book?, candie.s nating rabbits. Mr. Craft has most wonderfully kind." So a heaven-ligh- t from the babe. have been suggested, but the re- and all sorts of goodies; drums, been annoyed with rabbits for kind, it folds itself in the wee He knew that all these things sults accomplished by him are so trumpets, whistles of all sorts of some time, pealing his fruit form of a babe and rests in the would be, so he sent the babe gratifying that it hardly seems squeaks and discordant blasts, trees. manger of Bethlehem and lets a into the world. that any better means o f ex- and wonderful Christmas The remedy is simple. Mr. sweet, holy mother adore it. the termination could be employed. Christmas Candies tree with its brilliant lights, gay Craft simply mixes a bottle of God knew this babe gift would 1-- Over a ton of sugar will be colors, and mysterious packages, strychnine to pint of salt, blossom forth and its fragrance cleaned $1.00. used this year in making the somejof which may contrain the which he sprinkles on the sur- Watches for fill the world. He knew that good Par- face pie re- Why pay more? J. M. HOOK, home made candies at long-wished-f- skates o r the of a melon. As to childhood would be the object of ishes Kandy Kitchen. sults, he Clovis. N. M. tf huge jack knife. It is all en-- , mentioned that he got Watchmaker. chantment, all the color of the rose, the rainbow that spans their young lives. Not all the agony in the manger, all the Make Your Feet a CHRISTMAS wonder of the story of the Star of Bethlehem, of the following and guiding of the wise men to Christmas Present GREETINGS the lowly cradle of the coming King; not all the sad beauty of the old, old story can fully satis- fy the juvenile heart like these. But are we not children of a ...FLORSHE1M SHOES... We can keep you warm larger growth? In Bpite of the solemnity of the occasion in spite with the best of its deep and tender meaning, are the best you can wear the gifts and goodies and merry- making are all dear to in chil $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50 COAL dren, in heart as we are. mniL jiii iiuiwiii.il. M.u-- We also carry a big line of on the MARKET at all The True Christmas Spirit. ...WORKING SHOES... Chime on ye bolls! In every clime The angels' strain uplist. times. Remember us It la the spirit not the time. That nanc t 'Mrs (hp gift, in The Christ Child with the children comes when need of all kinds To every Christmas tree, To brinir the spirit toour homes -- Shoe Repairing a Specialty ! of BUILDING Material. "Ye do It unlo mo." Oh. holly, branch am! tntatleftN. And ChristitUH chimin where r we go. Ami pinned up in a mu ThtHvarcth) tfifl. hi wmU'i ! - Si. Ntrholn. Lone Star Lbr. Go. ft I A. Wiedniann. j e Christmas art! nuts at I'arishes. 1- -t W- - . 7 I Blasts HITS IETTEBS w inter...... - s icv

Havener Happenings. come who can and have a jolly Has No Terrors if you have A little snowjfell Monday good time. No one will be dis- night but not enough to cm appointed. Plenty of Fuel pletely cover the ground. Carl Moore and Miss Kate As Christmas is drawing near, Davis attended preaching at preparations are being made Rhea, Texas, last Sunday. Mr. for a program and perhaps a Moore reports that he is going tree at the school house. to Texas to spend the holidays. Mr. George Birdsall, Sr. was F. L. Davis and Miss Winn the guest of William and Rus-pe- ll were present at praver meeting Hankhouse Sunday. a t Frio Sunday night. Fay Mr. and Mrs. Ross visited seems to be going to Rhea regu- Good Coal their farm northeast of Haven lar, but we look for him to get a er Saturday and Sunday. backset some o f these lovel y days. Quite a number of Havener people witnessed the flight of The Fahsholtz boys are still Honest Weights the aeroplane in Clovis Satur- merrily threshing out the golden day. grain and report all crops turn-n- g Prof. C. J. Shoup and family out a great deal better even visited Prof. C. C. Ford and than was expected, very little of Accomodations family Sunday afternoon. the grain is being sold at present however. Nels Anderson is doing some carpenter work for W. H. The M. E. Church will hold a Dough ton again this week. quarterly conference at Frio on Mr. W. H. Eshleman and Dec. 18th and 19th all are invit- family and Mr. Zeph Birdsall ed. The Presiding Elder, Rev. Allison, of Roswell, will be pres- and family visited the Weath-o- r' Phone 15 s family Sunday. ent and preach two sermons for us. Mr. Bertie Eshleman return- ed home from Clovis Monday. Rev. H. R jdger3, of Camaron. was calling in our community J. W. Stanford and family last Friday and Saturday, being left Monday for Livingstone, Alfalfa Lumber Go. on his way to Liberty to his ap- I Texas where they will make pointment. their future home. Mr. Joe keep Fuller moved on the Stratford The broom corn haulers farm which he rented for the the road hot, yet, as there is 40 wagons year 1915. frequently from 25 to a day. May their crops always Grace and Fred Watson, Lee Morket Report Mr. Fred Sinn and Mrs. G. Mr. Dever. agent for the be as large and the price better Parks, of Bloomington, Ind., Buick car at Tucumcari, was in Willis, Darry Winn and Ed Hens 8 to 10 cents. is the wish of an are the guests of their sister, the city Monday in the interest Robinson were visitors at the Butterfat 2o cents. Old Timer. Mrs. Spears. They are very of his agency. He is connected Dunlap home Sunday afternoon. Turkeys 10 cents. favorably impressed with New with the new bank there re- Mr. Pryor McDaniel is having Thrashed msize, sacked 8." cents Mexico. cently organized by our former Home trouble with the well he kafiir " 85 " Pumpkin Center Items townsman, W A. Foyil. is drilling on his farm. He has feterita " 83 " Dr. aud Mrs. Roy Duncan are Mr. and Mrs. Flournoy and struck some pretty hard rock. Wheat, 95cts. to $1.00 per bushel rejoicing over the arrival of a son, Robert, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns Corn, $1.00 per hundred, sacked 7 1-- 2 son at their home.Sunday Buy Red Cross Seals for the Douglass family. took charge of the post office Mexican beans $3.10 perhundrd. Dec. (5th. Chri stmns. and grocery store Sunday and Tim and Tony Kegans and Monday while W. W. White Earnest Atwell spent the day 3G 31 DC 3E 3G was taking in the doings at with Clarence Atwell Sunday. Clovis. Bertie and Sallie Hileman spent a jileasant day with the Atwell girls Sunday. Blacktower Budget. Christmas Greetings neighborhooJ Quite a number of peo- The whole went Friday and Saturday to ple attended the aeropiane as- to Clovis cension at Clovis Friday and see the aeroplane. 11 enjoyed it very much. A jolly crowd of young people Mrs. Marv Crook visited the gathered at the home Mr. and Klein & Guy horn.) of Air. and Mrs. W. II. Mrs Foor Friday evening and Houghton. Sunday. a pleasant lime was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ledbetter Miss Boone reports --a good was the guest of Mr. and Mr. time while at home Saturday .1. W. Eller Sunday. Merry and Sunday. Wish their customers a The Sunday School decided Whose letters is it that every- t y a vote, to have the Christmas Christmas and desire to call one seems to be interested in? :.--ee at the church. Who is who does not like to A number of our r.'ncktower it your attention to the fact that go to recple have been butchering parties? ::JjrS. Who is it who says. "I would they have a big assortment of if I Mr. Alvin Norris is looking could?" is Douglass home so candies and nuts for :r his brother, Mart Norris to Why the new visit him as he is newly married. Christmas trade. Our grocer- The little Sunday School chil- Do you know who is looking dren can't hardly wait for for a parcel-pos- t package? ies all new and our prices Christmas to come for they are Do you know what it is that are a!! looking for md St. Nick. everyone knows and no one is defy all competition. One of Mrs. Sallie Bruce, who for- going to tell : merly livd ;;t Black tower, but Do you know where the old our leaders is Chase and San- :ow lives K uias City is re- owl lives? ported seriously ill and Mrs. E. Are "ii acquainted wiUi the born Coffees. it. Hzr.. of M'.i!"shoe, Tcxa.N gentleman who likes to Miss Margaret :nd Duey Bruce the ladies crochet? "I Vaughn, h;.w been summon- - d bedside. at her ' Taxes Due j

1 am now ready to receive 1114 Frio News taxes. Penalty will goon the; The people of Frio will have first of January. No cards will Klein Grocery Go. entertainment Xmas eve, at be mailed out, unless requested, delinquent and hich time a program will be until taxes are One door south of P. O. U Tiidered that will be amusing the penalty on, in compliance Phone 22. Mid instructive. Will not. give with the VJVi law. DC 31 11 urogram here, but will say all H. E. Bkow.w Treas. DC DO DC JIjC Ay 17 file:; ; ...

Universal Percolators Queensware Chafing Dishes Savory Roasters Wear-Eve- r Alluminum Electric Irons Libbey Cut Glass Round Oak Ranges Majestic Ranges 1847 Rogers Silver wear Shot Guns and Rifles Diamond Edge Cutlery Boys Wagons Rochester Nickleware Bicycles Hand Painted China Electrical Supplies

N. Main Street " Phone 72. I 1 Methodist Bazaar. Elks' Memorial Services. enjoy that priviledge. Simon Leaves Land Office. torney and it is with regret The solo, by Tom J. Clary, The ladies of the Methoilist Clovis Ltdge B P. 0. E No. Chas. Simon, for over two that his many friends through of a Perfect Day," church will hold a bazaar on 1244 held their annual memorial "IheEnd years chief clerk in the "busi out the district learn of his de accompanied by Mrs. E. E. Tuesday. December 15th in the services in the Lyceum Sunday ness end" of the United States sire to be transferred. Bundy, and "Winter's Lullaby" building two doors south of the at 3 p. m. Most of the mem- Land Office at B'ort Sumner His work was entirely satisfac- by L. B. Parker, accompanied postofliee. They will have on bers met at the lodge room has been transferred to Black-foo- t, tory to the public, to the land by J. C, Nelson were rare mu- sale handmade articles suitable and marched in a body to the Idaho according to infor office officials and to the depart sical treats, as was the quar- for Christmas presents; horn hall. mation received by the News ment and he had but few rever- tette singing. Following is the candies, cakes, etc. eulogy by D. today. Mr. Simon, who was ad- sals of his decisions in which made Tae J. Hamlin, program rendered: of Farwell, was an eloquent mitted to practise law in the he always weighed the evidence and Prelude Mrs. E. E. Bundy address. He empire state has had charge of carefully. Tne News wishes masterful recited Entrance of Lodge Members. Little Lucille MilchMI has the history of the institution all the contest work in the him unbounded success in his Opening Exercises, land office been a very sick child thh from the time of its foundation and has written new home. -- by the Lodge. practically all decisions wet k and lu-- r life has ben to the present time and held the Selection Quartette for the Register and Receiver. Little Annabelle Taylor who "banning on a thread" for sev- the sudience ppidl bnunl by his has been ill Ritual Service He is quite this week eral days with diptheria. She eloquence for half an hour. Mr. a constant worker in the with tvnhoid fevor is rpnnrtprl Opening Ode land office, is an able young reported a little betfer to- Hamlin is a member of the or-- d at out of danger. is Invocation Rev. Lambert day. Drs. Conned and Smith r and spoke with a knowledge Solo Bro. T. J. Clary attending physicians. which comes only to those who leajKasatiuiiujwiijasii are the Eulogy Judge J. T. Hamlin Solo Bro. L. B. Parker I SWEET CHRISTMAS DREAMS Closing Exercises By the Lodge For Valuable Doxology Audience Joining. Benediction Rev. Messer Ghristmas Presents A Christmas Acrostic. Many wish you joy and gladneae Every whereon Chrlatmu Iay. There is nothing more Rich and poor in smiles and sadness. Reach a hand and irood words Ray, appropriate than a use- Yiiiira and mint-- mar be the pleasure; Care and woe our neighbors' ahara. ful piece Have we not in our hearts treasure of Furniture, a Riches such aa we can spare? Rocking Chair, Library l there not a tender feeling more than "That' too bad?" Think how much we need when kneeling Table, nice Cedar Chest, Mjrn anil noon and night, how glad and joyful ia our portion here. or a Rug. We have a Since overflowing is our cup Amid our aim of doubt and fear. nice line of iurniture to Not that we're worthy, but we au. Daily with our Lord and Savi ur. select from. Alluminum And how kind are hii attention. How ungrateful our behavior And how sinful our Inventions. ware and other useful Pray that he may atlll show kindncaa. presents. Pardon us our lack of love. Yearly blessing us, what blindnem Not to ever faithful prove! Even now we may start living; We may live as from the dead. You and I may live by giving, Even lift a drooping head. Rice Furniture Go. And we'll have a happy day Right along through all the way. Curren Agency Co. PROFESSIONAL In News Building E. M. Chapman LIST OF BARGAINS: fhe Central Meat Go. Depded quarter two miles S. DENTIST E. of St Vrain. Will take $500 Over First National Bank. or trade for live stock of like Phone 95. ''The Home of Good Home Killed Meats" valuation. Clovis, New Mexico. Maxwell "30" for $450, or to WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING SUGGESTIONS FOR trade for deeded land. Fourteen (14) head of good Dr. J. R. Haney A HOLIDAY MENU dairy cattle, plenty good feed and 160 acres good grazing Physician & Surgeon land adjoining 13 miles NW MEATS FRUITS, VEGETABLES of Clovis. Cattle $550. Rent Office Opposite Postoffice the farm. Turkeys, Cranberries, Lots 7, 8, 9 block 38, original town. For quick sale, make us D. L. Connell, M. D. Chickens. Oranges, an offer. Beef, Apples, 160 A good deeded land 8 Physician & Surgeon miles NW of Melrose. Good Pork, Bananas, in home well, all fenced and cross office elks fenced. No house. Will sell at Office Phone 146, Res Phone 326 Veal, Grape Fruit, once. Lamb, Grapes, Well improved 320 acres patented land, 4 miles south of W. A. Gillenwater Fish, Celery Pascal, Clovis. Good 5 room house well LAWYER Oysters Lettuce and wind mill, fenced, and otherwise improved. Improve- Clovis, New Mexico. ments alone worth price asked. On account of ill health owner Plum Pudding, Mince Meat, Fruit Cakes, and all desires to sell immediately. For R. R. DUNCAN kinds of Pickles, and in fact anything to make up a r i quick sale $1,700.00 DENTIST Improved school quarter sec- first class meal. Our table delicacies for the holidays tion. 2 miles from Newkirk, Office Opposite F. 0. is complele We have it. do you want? Okla,, Kay Co. 5 room frame Phone 89. What house, well, fenced, other out- CLOVIS, NEW MEX. buildings, near oil field. Will trade for deeded land near Clo- vis. DR. A. L. DILLON The Central Meat Co. Quarter section land, three Physician & Surgeon 1L room house, good 2 story barn, Special to diseases of fenced and cross fenced, good attention the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Notice of Contest. well, wind mill, tanks and other and Fitting: Glasses. buildings. 3 miles north of H. E, 013M0 out Over First National Bank. Contest No, G3S3 Office I'hons 153. Ketldencs Phone L town. Price $3,500.00. Department of the Interior. United State Clovis, New Mex. Land Office. Tucumrari. N. M. Nov., 25, 1914. Call or write, .... To O. Pollock of Cluvia. N. M. Conteatee: Charlea (MIR COA Curren Agency. You are hereby notified that George W. The Keenan. who gives Claud. N. M. aa hla post Clovis, N. M. ollice addrea. did on Oct. 9. 1914 Die In thia D. D. Swear ingin office hla duly corroborated application to con- Burns Right and the test and secure the cancellation of your Home-Uw- d of the Arm of Drs. Prusley Jk Swearlnaln SALE-- 17 nice calves E. No. 6.183 Sorlal No. M3530 made June. 17 is FOR of Roawdll W Price Right! 1910 forS2SE4 Sec. land N2NEI Sec. 12. TshipS I and 3 yearlings. 2 miles north will be in Clovis from the 10th N. R, 86 E., N. M. P. M. and as grounds for his of Havener, Havener, N. MeX. , to 20th of each month treating contest, he allege that Entryman hus wholly Our Dawson Coal has made a preat "hit." The farmers by J. A. McCormick. abandoned siiil land for a period of over six diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose months last past ami prior hereto and which de- want it! Everybody wan:s ic! Wa h villa fur j?rala and and Throat and Fitting Glasses. fects have not been enred, further, that entry-ma- n have good storage bins. We also handle WOOD. has fulled to comply with the Act of June ... Reform. 8. 1912. in that he hits not resided upon the WHEN OUT OF COAL PHONE 131 rnswenKei Your trains always used land for a period of seven months in ench year, to bo lute. Tmlny 1 arrived ten minute DR. II. R. GIBSON for three yoars, nor his he cultivated one six- before departure time and Bnd my teenth and one eighth of the total area. THE CLOVIS FUEL YARD train gone. Stntlou Master Ab! Since Osteopath Yuu are, therefore, further notified that the our new manager took charge we are said allegations will be taken by this office as W. F. SWARTZ, Proprietor. having confessed by you. and your said up for lost time. l been trying to make Treats all diseases both acute entry will be cancelled thereunder without Amnsuut and chronic. Special attention your further right to be heard therein, either given to diseases of women. before this office or on appeal, if you fail to file in this office within twenty days after the PATIENTS EXAMINED FREE FOURTH publication of this notice LEE HAZELWOOD aa shown below, your answer, un- Office jer Skidmore Drug Store der oath, specifically meeting and responding to these allegations of contest, or If ynu fall Office Phone 383. Res. 390. file In office due proof within that time to thia The Accuracy lovis, New Mexico. that you have served a copy of your answer Oldest Established Transfer Line in Clovis on the said contestant either In person, or by and registered mail. If this service la made by the Down Town delivery of a copy of your anawar to the contea nt Phone 123 Residence Phone 321 Penetration L. A. Dickman, m. d. In person, proof of such service must be either the said contestant's written ack- distinguish copy, show- our fm a ...Physician & Surgeon... nowledgment of his receipt of tha ing the data of Its receipt or th. affidavit of Office opposite Antlers Hotel the person by whom the delivery was mad "High Power" stating when and where the copy was deliver- Magic City Office phone 53. Res. 219. ed; if made by registered mail, proof of such ser- Furniture and Repeating vice must consist of the affidavit of th. person Rifle No.425 ...I ALSO FIT GLASSES... by whom the copy was mailed stating whan and Undertaking Co, post office to which was mailed and this List Trice $20.00 the it Clovis, New Mex. affidavit must be accompanied by the poatmaet (JOHNSON (,2i and .36 .... BROS.) calibers er'a receipt for the letter. You In your of 'Vm ttaninictvn AulLoedinff should state answer th. nam. Ortridk'rt. th. post office to which you desire future no Embalmers and Funeral Directors ABie Game Rifle tices to be sent to you. c that Walker's Market Felipe Sanchesy Baca, Receiver. Hakes Good. 27, 1914 LADY ASSISTANT AMBULANCE SERVICE ffeKi'J all Date of first publication Nov. for kinds of " 4. 1914 ourer,re no jama second Dm. Day Phone 211. Night Phone V S ioiaihs ' third " Dee. 11. 1914 235. Meats and Produce ' fourth " Dee. 18. 1914 2 Snd fur HundMinU'ly llluxt rated f JYy, . "las lo. II Phone 123. Phone 123. J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co., The Clovis Woman's Club A cowboy stood on a Smith street. ...THE CLOVIS Chicopec MasC Ft Mrs, T. BARBER SHOP... fills, And Kaud through a beaming eye. met at the home of J. He thought of New Mexico far away. Stalker to arrange programs CRANE & WILLIAMS, Props. With her bright and radiant sky. for their new year book, Wed- He was fueling lomewhat homesick First Class Work. Hot and Cold Baths t J Jt Jl J J J J J J J j J ji J In fact, he hail the blum. nesday. So he just braced up and sunt a line 112 1-- 2 South Main St. Clovis, New Mexico. To the dear old Cluvia NuWs. Mrs. J. W. McCarty returned 5 Money! Money!!: this week from a three months visit to her old home in Ten- We want your farm Plowing, Grading, nessee. n r 1, a cam n. loans. Can handle t it ui The Hobson Bill for National V. STEED on phort no-tir- Can do your plowing, grad- Con- G them Prohibition comes up in ing and in fact any kind gress on Dec. l'Jth. of team work, llavt; plen Undertaker & Embalmer Sew m at "t re! ty of pood teams and im- - TheLjct-u- jjives you your Prices reasonable niont y's worth any evening in Manager Clovis Cemetery The Tims. Ki:a;an. the week, but Tuesday and Sat- nioa Mortgage Co. Clovis, New Mexico, g urday pictme.s draw thr largest Day Phone 14. N'itflit Phone 3S. crowds. DONT WAIT A MINUTE LONGER k

The last few days before Christmas we will be una- ble to wait on you, and you will be disappointed at not getting the articles you desire. We can take care of your packages until you call for them.

PTnJ See the Baby See the Baby Grand Piano State Grand Piano to be Ik to be Given Away! Given Away! ...SANTA CLAUS LIVES HERE...

EVERYTHING SHE WANTED New Shipping Rules Flood Davis and P. J. Craft, J. C. Halliday, one of our lead- who southwest of Clovis, ing and stockgrowers, Clovis, Dec. 2, 1914. reside farmers were in after supplies, Wednes- was in the city Wednesday. - I m V T Clovis News, day. Clovis, N. M. Dr. J. Foster Scott Jr. return- Haney, R Gentlemen: Dr. J. R. Emmet ed from Fort Sumner Monday As you are aware, Rice, Dr. Miller and C. V. Steed after an absence of several days. regulations cohering war tax went to the breaks the first of 1 Bench, of Missouri, is one revenue became effective Dec. the week qual unting. They Mr. looking about for 1st. and thinking that possibly report the birds plentiful but of the visitors its application to freight, bag wild and difficult to shoot. a location. gage and express shipments would b e of interest to your readers, beg to submit a brief outline as to its affect at this time. FREIGHT SHIPMENTS: All receipts, bills of lading etc. covering shipments by freight on revenue received by railway company exceeding Ave cents must have a one cent internal :'..'-..- . revenue stamp attached to the s ft origional bill of lading, stamp to be cancelled by shipper by writ- ing name or initial of corporation or individual making the ship- ment. EXPRESS The same resulations apply to shipments handled by express, but book form of receipt is still allowed and the stamp may be attached over each individual If you want "COMFORT" receipt in this book. BAGGAGE in Your Home, Burn Our "j Baby carriages, cribs, go-cart- s, ti bi- children's sleighs, cycles, theatrical paraphernalia, dogs and various other articles not considered regular baggage, COAL but which are transported i n baggage cars are subject to this I Delicacies tax. Stamp in this case to be Ghristmas attached to receipt or check, OF ALL KINDS- - Baggage of excess weight, ex- cess size, excess value or storage Protect your stock with is not subject to the tax. Yours truly, sheds of our Lumber and Fruits, Fresh Nuts, Candies, L. R. Conarty, Agent. Homer and Chas Justus were you will start 1915 right Pie Stuffs, Cake Stuffs, in from their ranch near St Vrain Wednesday shipping 470 Vegetables, lambs to the Kansas City market. The sheep were inspected by Etc Sid Boykin and shipped in two cars. Mrs. J. A. Montgomery, of will be Memphis, Texas, is visiting her Your Christmas Dinner j father, W. C. Erwin, on his ranch near Grady. complete with Groceries from ' Fred Meyers, a Santa Fe e, HoustoriHiiart has purchased a houso and will move his family here to reside. J. M. Files and son. C. M. feftj Lumber Go. Wednesday for Amarillo, where Harvey & Morris they will j 'in the rest of the Delivery. ' Prompt family atid will there a Phone 23. The I.eadlnj Main Street Grocers. remai'i few months' prior to jioin e.ist. If you don't hurry you will be too late to shop early! Just a few more days until Christmas; so hurry and do your Xmas shopping. We invite you to look in at our store and see the many useful gifts that we have for the whole family. They are practical gifts and some- - ining inai anyone win appreciate Gifts for Ladies Gifts for Girls Gifts for Men Gifts for Boys We suggest for ladies, useful We suggest the following use- We suggest the following use- We Buggest the following use- gifts, the following: ful gifts for girls: ful gifts for nvn: ful gifts for boys: Set of Furs, Coat, Silk Hose, Suit or Overcoat, Mackinaw, Table linen, Napkins, Purse, Kid Gloves, Purses, Handker- Sweater Coat, House , Cap, Suit, Overcoat. Sweater Leather Traveling Bag, Nice chiefs, Box Buster Brown Hose, Bath , Smoking , Coat, Mackinaw, Sweat- Set of Furs, Suit, Coat, Collar, Pair Shoes. Pattern i n Grip, Suit Case, B x of H le er, Box Buster Brown Hose, Tie, Silk or Wool. We proof Hose, Handkerchiefs, Silk Hose, Silk have a very Initial Handker- Shoes, Hat. Belt, Stick Pin. Cuff large assortment to select from. chiefs, Ties, Kid Gloves, Hat, Gloves, Silk Dress Pattern, Auto Buttons, Tie Clasp, Muflhrs, Hair Ribbon, Mittens, Jersey Cap, Suspenders, Wool , Scarfs, Waists, Linen and Bath , Over Shoes, Leggins Drew Shirts, Fancy Vests. Work Handkerchiefs. Overshoes and Towels, Felt House Slippers, in Corduroy and many other useful gifts for Duck. Come many other useful gifts that we Blankets, and Wool and Cotton in and we will help you select girls. Come and let us show what you want to buy him for will be glad to show you, if you Counter Panes. you. Xmas. will stop in and let us show you.

55 We Pay Postage Buy Useful Gifts Order By Mail for all the family!

Aviation Meeting a Success the upper atmosphere. Clovis-Porta- The All Stock Quarantined les Road Aviator Slugged Aviators left here Monday for The Aviation meeting held in People en to New Mexi- D. Roswell where they will exhibit route S. Hooker, o f the state J. S. B rger, manager of the Clovis Friday and Saturday was co with on Friday and Saturday. stock will no doubt engineers office, came up from Berger Aviation Company, which a genuine success in every detail. difficulty in getting it Portales Friday accompanied by gave exhibition flights in Clovis management The deserves into the state as the following Cap. T. J. Molinari and Mr. last Friday and Saturday, was praise thorough for the and Slaughter Goes Up executive order indicates. Carnes for the purpose of locat- struck down rn front o f the efficient manner i n which he George M. Slaughter, of Ros- Santa Fe, Dec. 3. -- An embar- ing the Portales-Clovi- s road Southwestern Drug Store Satur- carried out his part of the pro- go I I well, went up with the birdman, against a cattle importa- about which much has been said day evening by "Mody" Rain-bol- t, gram. Two flights were made "Bill" Heth, on the last day of tions, to go into effect tomorrow, and little done in recent years who brought his fist in con- day by Mr. Eugene each Heth, the aviation meet. Mr. Slaugh- was announced todav b y the The opening of this road to traf- nection with Bergers chin with experienced one of the most and ter, who is one of the largest following proclamation: fic will result in much benefit to such force that the latter wen t daring in country aviators the cattle growers in the southwest, Whereis, the cattle sanitar both Clovis and Portales as it down for the count. The diff- and gave complete satisfac- each says that the altitude reached board of ;he state of New Mexi- will give the Portales farmer an iculty between the men is said to The machine large tion. was a was 1100 feet and that he was co has knowledge that the con- outlet for the marketing of his have arisen a t t h e aviation Wright passenger carrying ma- more than delighted with his ex- tagions and communicable dis- crops at his nearest and best grounds when Rainbolt asked to chine driven by twin propellers th perience and again comfirmed known as market. Likewise does Clovis be taken for a ride in the aero- with a six cjlendar engine. the statement that Ne v Ma xico disease is now prevalent among need these products which come plane. Bergers reply was con The accent was made each day hirdseye scenery is unsurpassed the livestock in a great many of from irrigated fields and are sidered offensive and the inci- at 3 o'clock at Caveuder park in grandu'-- and beauty. the states of the United States, among the finest and best in the dent was passed with the tatters rind at all times the binlman had Others a 'in Id like to have hail and that there is a probability world. It will also be a tribu- remark that hewouid see Ruin-bo- lt perfect control of his machine the exporii'ne of snaring in the that the disease is affecting ani- tary line to the Ocean to Ocean later. Berger, who was en- giving dips sharp turns, and re-'Hi- mals in herds upper 'is bat as the manag- not yet located, highway from Amarillo to Albu- deavoring to keep back much to the delight and satisfac- the er anno 1 that his passenger possi&ly in states not now under querque, which runs through crowda from the machine, be- tion of the large crowd, which 'nc fare was :?t.( few availed quarantine. Clovis, over which 01 any tourists came offensive on several occa- on both days. The Uieuneives f the opportunity And whereas, such knowledge are now traveling. Regarding sions and it was with difficulty weather was almost perfect an. I to make tii' round trip. Mr. has been communicated by said this road the Portales News says: that others restrained them- 1 tie aviator occasionally soared laughter, who was here to at- board to the governor of LhJ Assistant State Engineer, D. selves from taking similar ac- to pn elevation of 1200 to li0) tend the aviation meet, has a state of New Mexico: S. Hooker, of Santa Fe, has been tion. Rainbolt plead guilty to a ieet. fine ranch near Roswell, Now therefore, I, William 0. i n Pcrtales this week looking charge of assault before Justice The flight was a beautiful one to which p!ac the aviators went McDonald, governor of the state after state highway natters. Nuble and was assessed $11.25 hnd the exhibition as a whole, from here. of New Mexico, upon recommen- He says that the state is ready Subsequently he had Berger ar- entirely satisfactory. M any dation of t h e cattle sanitary to commence work on the Portale- rested for assault with a chain people traveled for miles to see "The Million board and under the authority s-Clovis road just as soon as and with using slanderous and their first aeroplane and there Dollar Mystery" which has been the attraction conferred upon me by section the preliminaries at this end are abusive language. Both these were few in Clovis who had setii 188 compiled each Monday night at the Lyce- of the laws of 1897, arranged. It is the intention to charges were dismissed by the one before. Texico, Melrose, im- um pince June came to a close) do Jiereby proclaim that the cut through the worst of the court late Saturday night and as Claud, Portales, Field and other portation last Monday night in order to of cattle of every de hills and to give the v hole road he was attempting to leave on places were well represented and scription from all in Sunday give fcuossers an opportunity to states the a heavy clay crown. If this is the train noon, he was some came as far as from Fort foretell the outcome of the last United States, the Dominion of done, this will be one of the best arrested on a charge of carrying Sumner. episode which will be thrown on Canada and the republic of Mex- pieces of road in the state. concealed weapons. In the ex- On the second day aviator ico, Mexi- i the the canvas as soon as practica- into the state of New amining trial Monday, t was took up a passenger. It was co, is prohibited. disclosed Berger had ex- ble. Russ Miller family, of that Miss Veta Bills, of Clovis, who and hibited a weapon in his valise, W. B. Kentucky, are new comers who he announced was the first wo- Reid, of Portales, who which he carried to and from the decided to lot in man in New Mexico to have such formerly resided in Clovis, was F. II. Erwin and sister, of have cast their Clovis. They have grounds. He was released on a privilege. She carried a horse- a visitor in the city Wednesday. Memphis, Texas, were here Sat- rented a' residence on east Grand bond in order for the assistant shoe as an omen of good luck Mr. Reid recently closed a deal urday stopping at the Antlers. Avenue. district attorney to have time to and after a short trip alighted selling the corner west of the J. Presley, of Newton Kansas, Mrs. Pat O'Connell left last none the worse for the experi- Croft building. was numbered among the Clovis week in response to a telegram communicate with the district ence, although she was heard to Buy Red Cross Seals for visitors Monday. He registered announcing the serious illness of attorney to ascertain if he had remark that she almost froze in Christmas. at the Antlers. her mother. committed an offense.

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FOR A GOOD JOLLY PREPARE e "MWWWWMMIMMiMMMWIMWMIMMMMeMMWWWMMMMMMMMMMMMiMMM--MJMMWe- CHRISTMAS You can have just as much of good cheer and yet buy things for your family that are useful. The sentiment has changed so much that people appreciate things that they can wear or use in the house more than things that are just pretty. We have many nice warm useful gifts for your men folks, women folks and the little children. L Men's Sweaters Reduced Prices on Dress Goods Dolls Heavy warm sweat- Coats and Suits Buy a nice dress For the little girls. ers, high roll collar, for your girl's All kinds and sty- Mother, sister cardinal, navy and or Christmas present. les. Make the little daughter would ap- gray, $1.75, $2.50, She will appreciate girls happy. preciate a coat or it. We will help $3.50 and $5.00. suit for Christmas. you get the trim- Gloves design. mings and We have nice warm Just received, some We have a big Your mother would all-wo- ol Jerseys for stock to select from gloves for the boys j enjoy a nice dress I boys, $1.75, $250. all sizes and colors. 'for Christmas. and girls, 25 to 65c.

UQL Eliendal .Dry Goods

More Railroad News. That Mr. Mandril has gained Among the Lion In the D.oh. ten pounds this last year'.' is one ol these wonderful Lectin v: ;it tie- - C'val I'hotu-j- i ;q liic According to 'Yiends of (Jrovor Trench ivoIiIh v I i i h x cui to uicaii so MM-l- lijn.tis Hie Imndee Aih cl t Mr. (Jreene c now - j . l That in dis much and when one hums lliciu A li.id' llh- I ni-- more llml on . (Juyer, formerly extr.t dis- jet. tinguisli a $01) bill from a u() down to tin It lllli.l.illii ill..' 111 I'.llll-l- i l:.i- -l ,liic:i he s;i w !v is I'llll patcher here, rep irt that HM'lM- III I Ih.pi !ili 7 Mine, turn out to lueilli IcallJ nol'iiUi: lions iind siii cccilcd at Childress. Texas, ami is en- mi very min i,: nil craphiii' ten o t i lie set up tluee joying a lucrative position with The nurd lines-- e as unnluallj iniro c r;is in-- ir a cuniicci in .Iih into this . i tit r meant the tliein Willi lLivilii:iit n ; u He & Kail-roa- d. the Ft. Worth Denver I a I In 111 maueinci in whist y which juii taK-- wnlched tin. mull i:iulit a !:nlin.:! Louie the Magnificent. Hick from yoiit opponents with a place, aiiil when a ' I nppcaieil 1'. hy - ,i(.ss,.. ;i .11 Willi!- .pr!:-"- ;' General Superintendent, Se&rs An soon as lie rose lie was dressed 11 iii lower than your highest- n card hull. ol m t i i : i i ii; his valet in 11 coal ol lilue rlnlli. Two inlciini also ti one iosses.sod hy Jour shnltels nil three iiihI went to Iiosweli and Carls! ad 11(1 le epaulets of oli (nil were m'vci opponents. tilled the Hash ; i liotiiedialc't II; Saturday, returning Sunday, to the cloth I'ndcr the : t was a Speakinu generally, wltliniil rhasim: altel the h the lions ran ymwl was alnm-- eu in u. mid it was I In ii tot the! through t o Topeka for while , which the word too near lis lair, liuesse iieccar thence I w pllolouial'llel With il lirel.v hidden ly the rililioiis ide means the art ol doinc tilings nil'tily- -l to cu out IClliil time-car- d meet. 01 Mis In ti and then reset Hie the Miishcs of his dors sulin li.id it necessary to refer en- -t .1 lit !y instriimeiits l ii man Mechanical Superintendent. A. eiiih-i- ill n pair of hidi hoot to Atneiiiiu shimj In order lu net tin1 I'nlil had done llul he never or jailers of roil velvet, which rame ifir ex knew what (hirkuess was. Lmus at hesl detliiitioii Mihtle rreiich . Dinan was in town the e;irly Ui mure liiL-ht- siilil Mi I went hy III nl.ove the ees anil were supple pressions j for thickness or lrnuis ol i ih ii I nun three or part of the week on company Ihan lealhcr. the Now is. oislers and hrethteti. ; there our up tn on leys that were often pnliilu: : thirty ol lorty. business. leather tin old savin-- which sailh that It Imi'I would liave floated ton j frmn cunt so iniicl' w loit ynu ! as how yuu flu much friction, lie made n cleat point FY Did you know It. The thiuu has 11 tanu ol the sotitli of these hoots. He thouullt th.it the Fitting Name to the Q.iby. Mrs, Bundy is piar.o atiniit It. mill I suspect that it really That sme look 11 coneral, ready nt Yoiii"j Mamma Wli.it sliall we made him like Isn't much tildet than the Louisiana rail player'.' nn.v iiiunient to sprlnii upon 11 horse, lialiyV I'ltln I'a tut 1 'oftee. Insaiise purchase: hut. he I lint iih it may. to lift issie:-clusive- ? tltoncli this was it physical Inipussilill me awake nt ml.t I'liiladel That Mr. Duckworth 11 n expression from the newspaper v was much loo I ptlia l.eduer. It for him since he has lu do with ttseil powdet with editorial writers llnesse too iiiliitn lie yon do lliiims - Vans Ha--o- lucks how fleurce t' Messrs I'aiker and Clary 11 ii w to liid'uin the white ol Hi Inspection K the Pet run; for That in tireen I'.ook Mniiiiziiie. are some singers'.' live, ni.d llii :iic Ills complexion tin olf esteem.- Worrt-woii- li iioj'i'iii'i'ti1 c " joiilli I foin 'The t Mi ll o ..II III.'