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he CEarlsbaft (EnrmttSEVENTEENTH YEAR CARLSBAD NEW MEXICO. FRIDAY NOV.. 20. I OOH NUMBER I

CHANGE AT NATIONAL

Meaart. Houaer and ArmstrongSaJI Their Stock and

Withdraw.

A SUBSTANTIAL INSTITUTION

A Brief Resume of its Past Showiit to be a Credit to the TownThe New Men Well Known,

Reliable Business Men

Hearing there had been achange in the ownership of theNational Hank of Carlsbad, theofficials were interviewed bythis paper yesterday. II. A.Houser, president, and R. B.Armstrong, cashier, have soldtheir entire stock in the bank toC. II. McLenathen, C. M. Rich-

ards and Elliott Hendricks. Mr.Armstrong has resigned to seekless confining work and Mr.Houser to return to Illinois,their resignations to take effectJanuary 1st, liXri. at which timeMr. McLenathen will be presi-

dent and Mr. Richards cashierof the bank. The new men areboth old friends of the Cl'RRENT

and it is fortunate if there is tobe a change that the officers areto be local men, fully acquaintedwith the peoph here and withthe ways of this country, sothere will be no change in thepolicy of the bank such asthere would undoubtedly be ifstrangers came in. Mr.

has done as much asany man in Carlsbad, in thetwenty years he has lived here,to help build up the country,has made a business success,and is eipjiped in" every wayfor the H)sition of president ofthe bank. Mr. Morgan Livings-ton is to remain as vice-preside-

Mr. Livingston is thelargest individual owner of cat-

tle in this section and, it is un-

derstood is the largest owner ofstock in the bank, and all knowhe is to stay. Mr. Richard"came here from l Muía, III.,nve years ago, wrier ne wascashier of the First NationalBank of that place for manyyears. He went into the lumberbusiness here and organized theRichards Lumber Co. "Bob,"as he is known here, is a goodmixer, has had five years amongthe people here and with hislong experience in the bankingbusiness will be the veryman to make the bank grow, asits cashier.

Elliott Hendricks. Dr. F. F.Doepp and J. O. Cameron arethe remaining directors whohelp in the management of thebanks' business. Mr. Armstrongwill remain here, but Mr. Houserwill return to Illinois after sevenyears in the bank. He camehere to take advantage of theclimate and pronounces it thet'nest in the world. When hewent into the S. T Bitting Bankas its cashier, it was only start-ing. He it as theNational Bank of Carlsbad, inIt ).'. and has seen the bankgrow to four times its size then.Mr. Armstrong, as cashier, andMr. Houser as president tookhold when Mr. Bitting retiredand the bank had grown till to-

day it makes the strongest state-ment it has ever made, and is

proud of the fact that it went'thru the recent panic, without1ever having had to sue a man oncharge oil a loss. It also took1care of all of its customers with-

out borrowing any money or sel-

ling any of its loans, due to itspolicy of big reserve even at asacrifice of big profits, which isthe best safeguard to depositors.The new managers have the bestwishes of all for future success,

Recipe for Pumpkin Pie.

First get your pumpkin. Thenkill it and skin it. Cut pumpkininto small hunks with an axe.Boil the hunks. Boil them somemore. Continue to boil hunksuntil they become a mucky gob.Unless you produce a mucky gobthe pie will be lumpy. Andfresh picked eggs to commoncows milk. Beat the eggs.They may be hard to beat, butbeat them. Use a carpet lieaterif necessary. Now pinch thewilt and add the pinch. Add adash of cinnamon, add a fewnutmegs (whole) these will givethe pie that rich nutty flavor somuch desired. Add three-- 1

fouiths cup of molasses. Do1

not add mustard -- this is not a'mutard plaster, it is a pie. Nowadd this mixture to the muckygob. Sur until thoroughly dis-

solved. stand while yougive your pie pans a coat ofcrust Then pour the mixtureinto the pie pans until they slopover. Place in a hot oven.When you can't stick a fork intothe pies they are done. Re-

move the pies from the oven andplace on the back piazza to oil.If the dog likes them they're allright.- - Foolish Almanak.

Corner Stone Laying.

The following is the programfor the laying of the cornerstone of the new high schoolbuilding Sunday, Nov. 22:

ORDKROF I'Koi'KSSIoNTyler, with drawn sword

Stewards, with roilsMaster Masons of all lodges not

members of grand lodgeMusic

Knight TemplarsGrand Tyler

Grand StewardsPrincipal Architect

Grand Sec'y. and Grand Treas,Grand Senior Steward

Bible Square and CompassesGrand Junior Steward

Grand ChaplainPast MastersGrand Orator

Mayor and Aldermen )

Board of EducationPress '

J. Grand WardenS. (5 rand Warden

Deputy Grand MasterGr. S. Deacon. Grand Master andj

Gr. J. DeaconGrand Sword Bearer

Grand MarshalPupils of F.ddy Co. Schools

I'km;uamPrayer by Grand Chaplain

MusicDepositing articles in corner

stonelaying of corner stone

MusicAddress by C. H. McLenathen

America.All Masons are requested to

be at the Masonic Hall promptlyat 2 p. m. Corner stone laying

w oc

THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF EDDY COUNTY

ELECTION HELD TUESDAY NOV. 3, 1908

OFFICES AND nCANDIDATES 7 i. 2 ? . 2 3

; u u a i r S ' ii r, zü H i M " - S. j L. --)

X Z . Z L) rS X. 55 3 H KFur IM.-KHt- r

O. A Larraxolo :tl L'.'S M !:! 7.". J'. 71 In ." !.H ilMW. H Andrew SJ Hi ! :ii II 1.1 l.j :i k us",

Fur Council, 12th DistrictWm. I. Mrlie 2 2T 1' IOH 77 . 7.V .',7 I2MM KJii(."reed V. Coiieland ... Js HI M IK .ri 12 I 2 21s,

For KepreHentative, lUth Hist. '

CIibh. K. Brice :if 2tW 9:i W 7A S'." 75 Mi IHlun 7::i '

E Cook I, V 9 3H 15, f. IV I 241 I

Fur Sherif- f-M. C. Stewart . . X.s "ni rU 110 7S, :4 71 M I t 11 111 III!)

For I'rohate ClerkA. It. O yulnn . 21iJ W ll' 7, 3 SI ,V.t milrtllltt

Kor TreaaurerW. II. Merchant Xrti 2W 5' I0K ml U 7s .V.t 1:11112111.'

For Aaaeaaor I

Jnn. W. Price . .'IMÍ 'Urt '.a; lti si Si fin i:i II il 11 10For Probate Judge '

li. W. Ijirremore .'C.: 287 W 1(1 7"1 31 7U1 61 13 11111111For Supt. Schoola - i '

A. A. Kaiser :4W 2V:i !IS los m' 7" .iS 13 11 13 1:1

For Surveyor - '

Joe M. Cunningham 3:il 2s:i '.hi 1117 7rt 3:1 71; r.s l:l 1077 IU77Fir Com. Iíhi. No. i.

.1 II. CrahHin Ml 1"'.' Irt s- 1;; :i o :,T jv.V.i 1:11'J. W. Turknelt l." S2 !xt ;'. 1, I I I

For Com. Iit. No. 3 '

C. W. Keeman 34" VH'.' mi li7, 7Ü. 31, 7'" "t' 1 liMl liw.iFor CarUbad HriRe Mond .'o.1. IM it II, 4 22; m i ihi II I I

Aainnt CarUliad Kride HoiuIh ."i7 71 4á V.i II 771 :t; 14 I I'.''hor Artenia Kridee Honda l;i: 2i"i 3.ri 17 22' 22' 7 '.' Uoi fi74i 2.14

AKainnt Artexia Itriile Hondn ni s ;1 so 3.'i. 4 Tí, :!;: 14, :t4o,For Hlaek Itiv. Uridre Homls l!Hl 2ii I1 IH li 7 t!1 mil 4ü .V,AvainHt Hlaek Kiver Bridge IIHonda M 4H 42 K4i 17 ml 78 3". 4- 413,

On account of a bobble in theabove table last week the table isnow correct

jf it's in Drugs you may

Thereare Three

the fiirures

Essential ThingsThat are desirable when taking a prescription

the Drug Store

(1) PURITY OF DRUGS(2) PROMPTNESS OF SERVICE(3) SKILL IN COMPOUNDING

For these three things are conspicuous, for wetake a pride filling all prescriptions accurately foblowing the doctor's directions the letter.

The Eddy Drug CompanyAgents for South Bend Watches

BOOKS : DRUGS : JEWELRY

new high schistl Imililing at.'J

Smith-W- et

Mr. Henry Smith and MissLi..ie West were married laMnight, the home of the bridesmother, Mrs. West. Judge N.Cunningham performing theceremony.

Henry is now the employ ofJoyce-Prui- t Co., ami is it verysteady and industrious youngman, while the bride, who hasgrown from childhood hereCarlsbad a very charming andpopular young lady. The pres-ents were numerous and costlyespecially that of the CarlsbadFire Department. whichHenry is a member. The Cur-re- nt

joins a host of friends inwishing this young ciuple a long'happy and prosperous marriedlife.

1 Ha rrM f HaMtA cartala aeeouvtaal la ao 4avt4 to

ala proration tbal bD ha baa Ml--ttaa t ha raata bia ayaa

lidf County Unit

correction of in th

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do up

printed again this week and is

be sure we have it

Onad Wark In lllinom.I'rrHl.l.-n- l Milli-- r it Urn t ; il VB (III i

(2iMh ItOH.U MIMf v. I teeuiuHint oei twenty Hv,. nilleit nf rnl. li I

lieeu kimiIivI inn) in iiiurli ilrnitui'il niltier (lie nf thill r(illll.iltlnliII hh I.I till l her We hv hiim'Imii'IIof mini where the ui ule wm enmiilelml III tillo ni un, I ilmlnllle limit

hele I lie Hillel' line w It ll II unef'Mit ill I'le Hlrt.le Mill lhlilllill whirl,fur lll.ltiv lento ,eiiii. wilei hull i.'.'iIII lllllil 111 Ole sit'ii4 'I'I'I Hillt.lhien IIIl he fn'i m hen It r.iln.'l llul Miw ioitlnliM ni the rii.iil ure teiw llrin ii. I :i4(' X li I IK Ull.v Me ll.ll ii.i male. I

tlllll the IrtfliMut .'.iiiiiiiim.iii.. li i t

iiiuklin; i'.iiiirn.u Hh the ramier fur .r:n;il!iiK their r.m.U al $s ntulle nii.l thai ih enoli vl-i- n it i nutwnrkliiK l h i .y liilhIbe lini.nyer in1.

HoaJ Mintananca 8chm.('nil II H KllKUieiT He il lie I' ll irlnn

of U M I I . ill let. lina ' I I tinallti'li III lime vHe ii mi the nm U miiler hU il i i.T lot .n Iiki. t"r are e npln.teil In th nuiiiih h Me . ' v II l

In pairnl the rmnla al reü'l ir liileriaUami i ( t r ull iliinuueil il.ire mi l i'ihhfor the .lit. 'lie ami u;eii stailniioara elnlilllieil almiK the hlth 'TU .V

where aupoile are l ire. It a eie, t

fl dial till iiiethml nf tnaliiteiiaiH'awill irn far teaa eipetialTe and keeptba roaila In tietter enmlltlon than lbold way of learluc them until they rayulra al.u wt ratlr rabiilldlns

School DaysAre here and are we

with a full line nf

School Rooks and Supplies

Such na BiHiks, Slates, Tab-lets. S onges. Telicils. etc.

THE STAR PHARMACYI II K IJI A I I I V S I'IIIIK

)K IIOMKK F.

I'HIDII'UN NI Sl RlirilN.

OlDr in H ill é Hrlr liuiMi. na

Halacurmi Si., Jn.l Ismr Nurlh nf Si hMil houu

CAI KHIIAO m:v mkxu--

lll'JAC. K. 111: u 1

BUJAO BRICE,Attornry and Counsellor al Law.

Will prm tn-i- ' In nil the roiulM of Ne.Mexico and Texan.

iO fflc In lh C jnmll HultJIna

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CIVIL tNi,1M..tand

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n.l lion,,n iihiiiIi in Trim mint Srm Mr tiro

HSA S. I'l.fM MF.lt

Christian Scif.ncf.THAI TITIONtR

Koswell. - - N. Mex.

Phone 210. Bes., oOU

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ItM UMI "M HUN AH Y Si t.MN.IVniuaticntU .n mi! m i tM.

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( J KANTH AM A I Y I .

TTnllNKVs AT LAW

( A H fM 4 l NlW 1ll,'ll

Min e I aiivmi t. hjiHl f I uiirl lluiise.

SKlTIIITY Aiisihai I i n in nllii'e.

Hi to F..d Alfalfa Hay.In r I i in iieeiit niiilne watahen feiiliiu If a II. i to iIk. the bar

twill. I U- - le, In h Hlillle.l f k tilaet'dIn a Hut I. Il'ii ' h KpnreaU'tween ' ii. . M not rl'eeit' i Ihi ll.i ami l ie trmiKh hlimlhlleuil at leini ei.ri ' ' .:i,the rui . iii i,, ,1 r linn 1 haninnw aiein leti I. the j. may l

fetl ta al'.i k i afile - J J Nermin

Watfaful.flraaper ia very careful mam Nn I

ahniihl lleier allow my ilaiiKhter Inmarry a JmininllKt lie alwaya wn-- i,

one alilH i.f the paer And atlll le-i-s

ahoiilil ubi. eil a met. II inen I

ten (o to the eml of Ilia line

uilad tha Cata.Tom Here! Tuii'va alarted your ante

to ll.irmiigha "lir Sir" lliHi't ymiknow that aort of abbreviation la veryloveuiy? I Hrk -- Mo. air "lir." la all

right In lilla raae Me uwea is inoa-- Kanaa Clly Injepeuitf ut

The Carlsbad Currentand New Mexico Sun.

CerWUd. N. M. Fnd.y Nov. 20. 1908

rrla1 f'tirrent ealaMi.hed N"nlar IS.tt New Mruro Hun etat.li.he4 Mar IJ IWKV

The Ittri patter. r,neilk1etal October II. 1i7.

CarUhaJ Trinling Co., PublishersUrn. 11. Mullane. I'rrt.

HI MM Idilios II Vi per annum

Ihe Oflkldl Paper of NJy County.

I'ulillalieil firry IfVtar tul entered aeecitut laee mailer al Hie l arlatal N Mpoet tifTlre

The Seventeenth Year.With thii issue of the Current

the paper enters its seventeenthyear, the first issue appearing Nov-

ember 15th, iflgi, and has nevermissed an issue since. It was con-

ducted as a daily and semi-weekl- y

for the first two years, or untilHWnbcr '5th, 1804, when therailway extended to Koswell.

so

outfit a views showing thathand press a amount!

type while been apresent no printing 'impulsive mannerthe is better to

Ollt all rlil.uu. if - .I.- - -- I ...... . . J I .!"",: uic iiiuic I.. an. I 11

through that1' I h.i ...j i .i . .

imiu times, ui pres- - oe a uemocracicnt plans bring to a

sixty tuin to the t , work

amount delavmaterial that has

a new linotypemachine that is a coining

tried Iriemls of

for the fait that a reliablegeneral county

is possible ano

that granted anyother one businessbusiness nit Whiletnend applet iatfd,

or

on

ailall

k in at tin- - lovvt'st pi

tinisistciit pi ititiii)!, thisp.iprr has mi lorclaim tu p.itioiii.'f just to hrlp the

H

it

niunry liy vt-- i ti

is said toen.liMvoi to dirimir thf toiintry

to an 'lt rmosynary .

(l the eni'iimsot of people

most There i.nu husniiMi institution inthat is the

it is asked hweek to ot its produrt to thepuldu that it arked tmnketor would atnae-men- t

only irvintiesnewsp.ipei riptiolis, jobpiloting t isui; the lev- -

ut hankon county

of imlividuHls. The

"r

buaine.a ahouldrimarki

abaurdriiating

andother is

leachpublic.

are notified their

not tolicited and that needetpect no favors from any self res-

pecting newspaper man. Papenare necessary, at witness

none eiist. All kinds ofare out get

printer into to boomand draw business,

create good impression abroad.some are so foolish as to say

they the just tothe thing along. They should saythey patronize the just tohelp along and it would

the truth.

Democratic State.returns New Mexico

election conclusively thatNew Mexico is, large majority

territory. Therewere more than hundreds of demo-

crats for Andrews im-

pelled their desire,which to obtain statehood forNew Mexico.

the returns there is nothingbut forcible encouragement NewMexico's democracy, and when one

The first insisted of small the situation,and limited the of Jefferson has

of and material, at conducted in half-hearte-

other house in and fightingterritory equipped against tremendous odds every

tltrn nilnlinn tuiu, nevalr..The plant has grown Rood satisfactioniniiri, sun ttnu new Mexico win

are laid add State Pasofoot addition the office

build.ng order accomodate yourof and without at Ohn.-musif-

accumulated andproperly house

necessity.The many andthe paper are principally responsi-ble andlegitimate total and

in"' at

aiewot

iisf

independent

inleieht

legitimate

patronage

inducements

News.

,.r).,,al,.(1large machinery Sons.

Furnished rooms Kent.Swift.

City Livery Stableyour horse

California grape vinospapei trees, wrll adapted ft.r valleypaper that asks assistance except valleys ndjnminp; call

meicantilvth;'.t does

ipit-s- .

andiloiu'

withthnsf who

t (

(1- - vY.

art1

had in 1. m.stay awav ttoin this I list rut-- t in

tui th.'V do nut think tailniiki ail thry

ti,.- - tumi pur- - Wft--

liis who

liftalt teal lowa this

despur.hle.a town

inoie thannewr loi eat

mvea

men haulThe of a

areand ad ver

euueit a

andnews

of anewspaper a

of that byof All

theof

heldtown

the anda

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themselvesbe

A

The the

by aa democratic

whodo by first

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forV.

tío totfft

ForCarlsbad, this

In- - (hiii-nui- s Shops.

:! Alfalf a l'asttin for horsesrows. Swift.

lifl'l ri'vriilitfly SumlayTlu tlie almvc

invitetoniftii uloiii. prop!.- - KnlishhittiT hItíip. t'vt-r- Suinlav. ittti

newspapeiKiethe

Baptist

Escape- -

cntiMiiiiiiition

Academy.

Carlshail. ooniiallv

tloetrine ' ThunksvrivinK even-i'iieilu'tiu- ii

inn. in theMass every

hliould ti uthri ,nr (ltri,i tl;iHpusfs. those

downclass

p.tpei,

create

suhst

funds

kind

paper

prove

M'itj 'it 't ti in tit tint.l..se, f..r Spanish )j),ir SilVPii

speakitiK nativesSunilav!.

Catholic

t T v 5. .mpa.I Li l .l III.' llNt.tt t.'initio.' !, i . ..i - i iipiii Li

pinte i:i.ii .1 . .i ills pupa rtv' I. si 1. I.I, '. ti' of llHlill. on.

diiy it t '.ti. ni. Ht.-.- i i

S.T I II. .1 I... '.- U;K well lllh'ilpu . . I ii:.nv If I (Ive

lilts I."' I'' tul' I" HIT)' ott or I i.iiMiti av.m .lutiuity proiu

'

i'. lint lie and liraii-l.- t ili.ttin' IHIV fi'll.i.v l:y il.t ao. Lot h

'

It ia tun i La for lilin I!.mull! liy luaiu nml nunln II...

lO'lslst i h It' 11 V tif laaaafc aurriin f iil.y nt lila pulí, riniil.tlartnii iIohii hla fork, anlil

If .vmi na ni.' hl.h w.iuiifoil r.lllie' do, gi-- t II. kiliK or lit I h t V

paper Is asked to adveitise all pub - -

lie chinch 0ur numeetings, sociable andAn liili'ltlui'iil I'lii'liiiuT la nl, i

",r,, UI "K MI1U also to hve . pi.' I Imiia.-l- f iifu-- r III.' f..ido the llitlnj; tor iUi h thiilJH at liit; fiialiloii the iil.nnlllli'half tate. a banker uere,l"' l;,"t,'i" '""""- - I '

tlmt I llta .lll. k. I rant,be asked to let hm rash out tree tf h,.Hai tin,,, i r.i.i. if I hi- -ih

of He would tell the f'eriy. I una fast, nn.l tlmt not n' '""'' 1 -""' 1dear iecple a could not

Hut lu ll I rami' arroea the ai'liti'iii'.e a on that blisinte. Thf lint one one prlae.' I

While it ia lOiueeded that the bank (nipttsl to alve up Kngilah ami leardoe. fta ahare generally, and that "" '"""f--all people in a eipected A Litti. tv.ryihin,.to a.kist all public mattera, the! waather u.t to Id fourn.u.nan.r uk....l.t ... k. k.l.l ..l-"Pe- "'. BUIUUin tlO Kit:r - t.r"aa alma taker, for no

held In thislight. Theae art madeneceaaary on account of theftnpreaaion in the di.ea.edbraina few buaineaa men

that theeilsts only the

charity thethat it

they

casewhere

to

the helpplace

to

help

concern

on

votedtois

to

party only

at

to

to

to tli

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or

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fvcry

at

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ft

Ik en.Ullllliar,

"Walir"Hut now neeuia litre ami.

tuto vauiW'tlla" CourleiJournal.

Live Fur.look"' Miry

Thus fur ire Juat Ilka retua.""Wb. Mary, you hará no fura," re

tha molterrI ." aald Mary, "and tlioy

ara airad taltb kliuna."-Bcbo- ol Kduea

and Lid.I work tnt Johnne Jacob "ear Himii on

the Hmd.Iju' Sunday I naea on Waahburn. I'm not

half an ffonl.Mr brllr aha la ola aa hie, th e aar

thai'a rl.aarHillr Rurna Hi oat all rurht wit Mr. Bannat

whi.aar.

I'll aee on down eatreet till I nmi to Rennet'apiara.

I ran taw .lat drink, aha'a half wardown mr fara;

Ron Mantay-H- on jour. Hillr. I take aotna rre andrwa.

Harrr I'll hodam! the Earth. I'll And himkirk.

liar arima meeatakhalf r--i rht.

Hillr proliaUr aha'a pitrather lata.

I'll walk me down the atdour

II pull mr wairh ita pa.t

jaa and alaep him

t puh nn heverv

Awl herery one aha'a k eren the drac atore.

Wrll dat'a one hall of a nota I never before didaee

Hperhiullr on tha tinned Itala where ther earthe emmlree'a free.

I aea a boy upon the .treat, aha ie one Poaeykid.

You ran't art drink today. Baptiale. he aar.the town ahe'a on the lid.

I on aune furder and coma by MutalreBalea.

She'll have aome drink, kind what don'tli.i m fiiui

Hut aha wont aell anyteeng. I And data prettyhard.

And men atan' riHind ami awrar Ilka hal berauaeIhey ran't play rani.

I walk the whole town over and no drink In

iht.T'l rai the rlimark of the tina, the liay ahe frll

up tivht.Tin- - l.ivery atatie i lo rloae. the horie ia frel

heemHut the j4rr.w mu het hat'a leff

from yeatenley

tan tcnuuy ,lat want to m,see his own "

... ,.. t'aiiM e,f mwl

old

lu-- s

t;otii

I

f .

luiinarii. right,

winl.rrfT

ihiver.Wahl'irn

tnSfciiiKHaeTurrr. I.kUraw.

.i

ii tt

'

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tornlu ii

on

won

anbe

o

aar.

tin the treet, you liet Hap- -

ti.te will flaht.The town ia on the my la'lly hurta

me no.I Mr l.i.t will ran- - If I esiiMit and heel

aome .now.

I walk un a the ll ipi ra ll m- -r and lamí rieretill I

Tu hell with and hia litl. I'm tro liaraItiver

A BreadthDo you know that every time you

have a run it h or a cold iiiid let it runon it Mill just cure itself vouare inviting iiiiriimimia,ur Home othi-- pulmonary trouble'.'

risk it. I'ut your lmi haek inperfert lii'Hitli itriii stop that roughwild llnllnr.t r. Iliireli.iunil Syrup.

I'riOf Ü.'ie 'me and 1 mi ier iMittle.Sold liy Urug Co.

St. Francis Xavier'

at lioth of tlx1 Cat holif chiirt'hf! iiils ofIlivrh mass ami most thi'ir

Siuh

from

iiiri'.-itü-. relatives ami . to

ie at their musical en- -

Christian at 5 p. in. tet lainmentafter instruct invr. at 7 :l!ii o'clock, ctit- -

i ::i a. in. morn-- , vent hall.

,.f San the 4or others. on!rt

nla I ym

tviiiil.l.

mnl

......l oi

Supposeuterrxl WHS

interest?that bank

let kind of mi.

town arein

tucb

natura toIxMilarllla

"Minima, etelaiuiad

pVe4 utonlaheal"Te,

theRivMrra

faalinf

AlreaHr

hk-u-.

and

lor

theialerpaaie.

An

,irleetle

uusrivci l

thry

and

I

Hair's

thinkitiu;

Don't

r.ilily

at'ad-o- f

1'nenihpresent

Isa Dollar Earned

You Mill dlwdys save money

by dt'dllnq with poople you

tdn trust.

Ihe Old Reliable

Is at 'ie HAme stand thathe as years uro, andwill e there when youwa clothes

(I UNIO" . II'MKIO UK MU 10 III

andmm i4at i müi tmrf cuta

7;

JACOB J. SMITH

fli QIMITY

FRANK RE1STLEEKCRAVLR UCTBOTYPtS

ill , WJILJsi. .11 W

FAIE3 WL

FinlayPratt Hdwe. Co.

Are selling: cheap

Feed MillsLap RobesHorse Blankets

and in fact Everything

List your land with the OLD RELIABLE

FARMERS LAND LEAGUEWe are bringing hundreds of pros

pective buyers to the Valley.

E. T. CARTER, Field Manager,Headquarters'. Hotel Schlitz, Carlsbad. New Mex.

U.S.Market.

I'llOXK No II

JOHN LOWL-NIJRUCK- .

Corn fed BEEFand MUTTON

-- Free at Alkali.

PORK, SAUSAGE,A O A LI

F'SH and OVSTCRS In Sain

WANTED

Prop.

YOUR lROIl:RTY TO SULL OR RI:M .

We have 5(M live agents in all parts of the U. S.ami helive we can dispose of your holdings quicker-tha- n

anyone. We have opened a branch office inthe building formerly occupied by J. S. Crozier andwould be pleased to have you call and list your prop-erty with us.

KNOBLAUCH LAND COMPANY.

OCKXKXCKOOCHOOrcXCOCKX

CHEAPER LUMBEROwing to the recently reduced frcitit ratea and a alight

full in the priee of lumber we are abb' to announce a reduc-tion in thu price of lumber of fioin J M) to ! a thounund.The (irado juat hm khhí um ever, the price ia lea. We arenow utile to eompi'te with yarda on the T. & V. and B.k thepHrtunit) to (inure with tlnwe from the Monument liH'uli-l- y

wl.ti have been huuliiiK from Ihene iiiitH.

The Groves Lumber Co.oocKXKXHo00oaocrecKX

A HOUSE ON TIME

paymenta ia a whole lot better thanmyinif rent. Kor tha paymenta will

end aome time while rent, like the .brook, Koei on forever. So aa ling aayou have to pay out money everymonth or quarter why not pay it out for

A HOUSE OF YOUR OWN

We'll sell you one, well built, in a Roodlocation for a little money down andlittle paymenta thereafter. You practi-- 'rally pay rent to yourself. Coming toask more about the plan?

McLenathen & Tracy

REAL ESTATE DEALERS CARLSBAD. N.M

r

l'a lllls IiikI till' hiinlilift- - In l'ii i 1h. ami l( I

mini li was I'u

Ynii !. Il;iil las fly

prrliy mar must il lilmnml u i uirr i hi

tin lirio. iltor. Vails- -

3 pi

TALK OF NEW YORK

PREPARES TOINVADE AFRICA

si linn" nf hUever i it

111 lili' ti I sill p

In rush In hisl.iim mail to

ho Kil Lli'U'lpoison from t!n thorns I liul run Intolilm whino In' lamliil In Un' lop 'iof Hit thoi tiappli' ti'ii'. muí In'Hpt ulmd Ins min nml nno hind Iri;wliilo holm-- laki ii iIiiaii wl'li a iIitrlrk. nml ti. ni li'f.iK' i' lift i In1

rinilitry town fur I'riiiH lit- ilrank hiiiiu-K- '

'ill h i k . whirli k.ivc lilm pliitnallK'iiIhihi In his liisldo works, ami a i"iH

nut Woman wlui iii Ills pantswhori- - thoy worr tot n mi tho troprlrki'il lilm w;i n norilli-- , nml lieiwollnl up mi If ns iinaMi' to Hit Inu anil l.ti Ian- was Hcratrlii'illiy tin' tlioniH of tho tri'o nml

liliiirlii s nil nviT lilm. so wlirni' nut to I'atix tin- - hralih olllri'ts

fhoimht ho liail sinallpnx mul hi tit lilmIn ii pi'st liotisf. nml Hoy wouldn'tlot lilm In, Inn varrlnati-- l mo moltunn-i- mo I,.,-.- , ami wont to tholinn I nml 'old alioiit wlnno l'a o.mul nil uliniii It. ami t'.oi put ourliauuaiic In u ort nf om n ti ! ilixi ami il.siiil'. I Ii. mol stolohuiiu- - nf It. ai d thi'V inad" ino shi-i- i

In u don koimi .oíd fot uc ks I hadIn koip out oi sl;hi. nn'il l'a asillHolinrmi. fiotu Mío hospital, and tilofi.onils ni l'.i n.,1 at Un' aii-lil- rlulila tlio ri iinii í rot l'a's airship thatlio lioimht for a cm oí nmont ..ni nftl'o I roo mu) look i in iho rluli muípri'sontoil a 1,111 or $:nii, atul I onlyliiul $7. un thoy lu id It for ransom,

lii'i', hut I wurrli'il nlioiil l'a!Well, olio ilay l'a hIuiwoiI up at (lio

li tol loo kirn; 111, o ho hail I ti In u

milioad mi rk, nuil lio as so til n hisclothos I. .ol in he piuuiit up wild

itfi'ly pins, and ho had spoilt all lilHluoni-y- . unit n ;n Inn sli d.

Tint n in n Him hit od 'u In WiihIiIiik

Had Ducked In tht Fountain Charged forKilled

Inn tn cu nhi oad ami hiiy alishlps fortho novi'i'tinirnt told I'u In uso hlnown inoniy fur n iiioiitli nr two amitlii'ii itruw i'u ihf uf tht!treiiHiiry fur all ho norilfil, soHa wont tu tho liiispliiil ln ilrow mihltt l fur I In, "on, anil wliouln ruimi hurk tlit-r- was u lotti-- furhi in from tho Ahum Iran ronsul InI'arla IoIIIiik lilm tn rail ut tin- - othro.u I'a wt'iit tlii'ii' ami tln-- itirt-stfi- l

hi 111 nil tln cIiiuku uf skull iIiiixIiik.Thoy indi lit' liad mi rltiht In ilruwfur any inuni') on tlm kuvci ninontat Washington I'a hliowod his paporn with tin' hi K l mi. and tlmronsul IuiikIu-i- In I'a 'un-- , und I'uwas lint liiilt-- r tlio rollar and wanli--

In htihl. hut thoy Hhowi-- tiltil that

that tit- - had I ll hunruril liy Homefakir in WuhIiIiikIiiii who Knt l.'tuD

from I'a fur socutltig hlui a Job at

Hi i t titni'i.t ai'i'tit. mul all his papormi 'ioi .til til hi to tin was to tl.llol

at I. :s own i pi o. and lo i all thoil i h. cm ho wimtoil to wlih his iiwiiliMiiry. a i l I'll had a lit. All .ho iiimi-

h" had s i 'iit was a i.ol Ims,a'l ho had show Im It was a pourIn: .1 niith.p. whlrli ho was .ill. ill toltd" In

I'.l HWn" lit til" raiVI'ttlllllllt, lit till'run. oil. at'd at l!io man who humnoilhi n. atid Idol' n a as.-- hltu frniii nrrot-i- wlion In- proin.Mi; thai ho wouldnut pose itn tiiiito in a mivomuirnta. out. anil wo wont hark In tho luiu--

' Will, this Is a Htm Hcrnpi uiiInr. r mu mo In." s.is I'u, as wo wontlu our rot in

What In iliuti.li-- r illil I havo to dollni.lt It"' Mils I, Just like that. 'Iwasn't with you win ii you fratiii' l upthis lull mul lot a man in ashlnutotiskin ion nut uf oiir ino:io h ".hills'

i ii a milt tnap itiap wlilrlt has o

pliiilod In tour hands 11 o. I'a. what'ton un d is a maid or a lalot. orsotm him; that will hold on to toirw .id " I'a said ho i t liny--

n!y tu ir I as a rn.itdiuti to lilm.r Mi-- ho l a I all lip- mo- i t ho I l

od Ii,

an Iak n v. !

I'Mt It.

ti. ad"

his h ' lor of I to lit lo ho A I'M l

loss ;'onii;tt in I'a: is. ii'ol lo-.-

to spotid Ins mo. a y f.' i 'v.ill. I ha'o to h h.i'iroi d amio la i. .lua.; sit k uf two ton

til.. li'SSo I'a and

. S. Otili o.

rli.li ll i

nf ili-- ir

W'tlt doid I'a

i atol thos. iltul I

I as of mild and hah-- o

hlil a lot In his h

Homo In his p ii kotmi. I in y. nml wi

wtl tn til" I'l,i tlio mati Inmatul hailing

!o hand- d nutif hills, and I'll

iihor holt and putatid ' I 'unit'.

Will too lilis lilWII.

and hu It if llko it "

Will, w.' wtnt nut nfior dark midto ik In (lio i uui'i-i- halls mul thlnits.and I'a iliank wim- and dianli noihIn:; Ioi' miiuor ah-- , tul wnuioti whowa.'rd un us piitlt-i- his nhl I aid lirad.un l inr. I tn foi l Ins pm ki ts, hut I'a

Afttr Pi Been They Two Ducki Haby Falling on Them.

lii hl mi In tlnli wtlsts ami told thrillIn ki'i-- away, ami ihnimlit I'a was

saury.A lu'iul walior whlsport-i- l to ino and

wiinti-i- to know what mini tho oldsport, mul I t,,, him I'a was lillNt--

It. a wolf in our i Irons lust your, midwti ffiirt il ho wiih tiultiK to hav liyiliuplmhla, und always whin Ihrsospoils ruino on tho only thliiK In tinwas In throw him Into a tank of wat or.ami I should luí tihllKt ti In ihrin if tlmywould Ink I'a ami dm k him in tlmfuiintaiii In tht' ronirr of tin- - tafo,nial Hiivt- - his lift-- .

I'u wiih nnikliiK up with tho clrl Imhud paddlrd with tho slln-- tray, huyIiik rhiiiupiiKiii- - fur hi-- nml tlrlnkliiKBonn- nf it hiinst'lf nut uf lu r sll,ipi-r- .

the pHpors ho hail wore no kooiI, und ' whi-- tint hriid waltor rallod half aduzon wliu wt-r- ilnlliK puHo duty, ktiil told thiMii Io ilurk I'aIII tlio fiiiintulii, aid they giahbed hi in

L. tin- - .. Sl in- - pants ni:1 iiiíi- - .

him .ilkdin.II' I

intoii'nlrun:t!ioand

'.::ii:iw ;i'isaidh.i'lahii.-- i

lak- -

in ki- tow nrilsami hold nil In III

' I'M i Ml " A l'a II',llio hi ink Willi a Ihirk; l.oy wont undor w atitri I: r ' i

' Inn: tu'ii t

I i uno i:p n.i-- lit:sin- k i vo a In ti ll l

ir I: ki"" ;,. , thow a id il

i' "oí lot li; in lin iti of!

II. I'o. old man. Innti tn lot ili nw n

aw w hit !io hi ty s wi

od ill ni. mi l linltoil"ino-!;!i,- ; am I thin

il.rmul

tiorkotiy

Mm

muland

"pool

lion i aid tho I'lit'i for tin'ill.tiks i l two darks thovsaid I'a killi In tl.o lank í.illini;

tlo In Hill It atol was sotirk!". iiiot-- tlif nhl ritnis s

tiiat Bill - th" Kill In- wonti. iiniiilti : with n jntiii'u noto, mulill!' r Hiavlni; until ututo;liiiriilm: vo nil tad liitii .it"lof a hark Hi W'-- to th. I,, ,i, mi,;

ii Ui nil il.tvli.hl tal, -

Wo found i In- Lio

W pollol t1..

al..

I'lltin- -

hotilt

lid- -

I'a

l'a

I'a

a lo: ii.au InSinilti

o w

h'l

Lio

and aPa's uThoy i

.st.flV.I

piillt

ttioai

paid

onttit

pilrhi

iiliiln.lls furild lio- huss. wl,o' tiL. n s malí.atol what ,l dandi

aioiiiol m

. l,o Inn la-- - t lo t i.

'it ot ill', . I" I'liliitV't I'.

i.i rn

t

t i

ll"

f, . I

a

t

III

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t

I

d

toli.-- M

un o,

hi

to

Li

lit

t,

M

ami I KUrss wi .

I'

I pitwo Wi lit o

k. ops his i,

- of tin- Kiici-n- l

ow Lo that uto ptartii-i- ' lass. mi

it nut tin- inarhiiioIt. in. d tho Loss a'iti, ami tin- - riiwhio

otl

m

nil

i

Ml

of

.li. oii

tio

hoho

o;,.-- ,

up

all

I'allii

Wl

ili

us.

OtIO

aliiMil

it

tliilH--

andWit"

was i inlalhli: trout with his Iail.it

mul wo sailid hIoiil-- aLoiit .'al

hl. mrr thii fatiiiH. iinul wo saw: mat 'I'ho rowhoy iiiotiotn d for

I'u to siot-- towards tin- oat.win ti wi- - lu .1' fniiiii-- t iiwhuythrow tho iopo nvorami tluhtt'iii it up, nn Mr Doiitritiiio rttih' iilniii; wlih Hi, lilra'mi; nml

Wr Ifil tho uoni ul. ail halflililí- - tiVi i soiiu- fi'iiroH. nml finally

riiiiti ilown lu tin yio'nol lu ovaniint-ou-

ratrh. ami wo landnl nil liuht,liiip-iiLa- i lio.s was tho

t lioni" ili at was fofrati hiim wild animals, ami ho ilunLli'itI'a salary, ami said would pat

tin- - lii-- ilav and i:,t tu tin- 1.

mMiL.rli latin lu i;, Many ami lakoa t.toatnor fur Smitli t u a in a "i--

'l i i win- talsiii:' uit-r- , ami tht- -

row huy ha-- it-- lis.that liiiitinil nadohoad un itnr puttylow hilt, liuti",ttllllS'MH I,"

ti 'M Im iiion-y-

with Ills liurlis. an.skip ami Jump for

in ami wintu :i po I ho p.tiai s I

'j th" van La.t ami tini la. i fit its uf Iho pa-- .

,:'a,( until ahoul ."ai

t amo art.,: s tl.o IP Idsni luí ili un :i s, and w

us all.I'a said Wi ll, li.i

lihoilt that?' hut H-ollín und waiitoil Liu

riuilil talk f't'-t- li iiiidI'.lvt- - ihoin tho imat t.

thoy taitl It wats ilu li

and tln-- wantitl hi

I'a said ll was rami s than hliioil. and im

itolni; to rut up tho ' a

louti

d tin- i'i:ltlu.-k-.-

and I'.land t'

I a i

"f a

at

.ni I thoy

'"mi" ho

in tnIn his

l.aifi dil I. y

onto

In

on to:d

h

ll

w otw ti

lili

on

atolW.O.

-

Hum;tho

oi nw

i' .. tho' p.

ii PL!i," with

I,-

I'.lI

In

h

nmlkoI th"

tht- - sd I

i

ami li s aid It

si

s wo kup

tin- -

I I

I

It a

oI

n

I

Ii

Ii

I

P

I tin- - (join, whotli rh.irup with hii

II. striirk I'a hoI 'ho Loss in tholad down amil.iLt" d iho row Loy

'l.' ii mail" it Imp.as han, Liir-.- t atil-- ' mis luirán

ot us Knt rant-li- t

mat iln-- (ruinand wo wort' nil

asanl wiinn'iiwith iiki huitín

KuillK lu kill

' tin ynii knuivWllllll'll woroI Tho Lossho OfT' lr.l IIISol Ho ll ,,,tla nit uuywuy." ilauiaitrstu clvo ll.llllas thoy wot oluiK tin- - huss

sol Hi. I with Hum lot ahiuii l.'u. nmhind tin in lu haul Hi" anshlp tn tlm

station, and wr- shlppotl it toHollín, ami kuI inly in follow ;holii'kt day

I'a wii wo will havo a IiIkIi nhltimo In A tiara Ho Mus ho w jntsin rlilt- - up to a lion s .I' ll In his altship ami duro tilo lu to a lion p, ri.nionut Hint lluht. ami that h" wuiililu tllko any In'llor fun tinn tu rhlo huta it t ti I'liUKal 'if. a in Hi o Junólo,and ri m il ih.wii and mult hln lull amiiiink" him sum I lik" a toiu rut on a

lu iho allovlit- - talks ul. i"i' : i : : dow n u

nf phliliis, ami pirknu nut Hit- - Lit;t olios nil. I rnpitiK t ami tho

wuy I'a Is kuIiik In i hliiurt iiinoHami hiiM,'otain'is,s mot niiiko thi-u- i

lilt-n- like ralvi s Is a womli'iI ihltik I'u is tho htiiM st man I rvt.--

saw. whotl In- - ti lls It. Inn I miHri i

whi n lit IihiI thai k oat Lv iho hoi iihami li wan rum.-li- t In a haiLt',1

ho Hit- - airship hud tu slow downuntil In- - i amo I. tost', I'u "irni-,- hi painuh u shoot, ami w hrn iho tumi Liu knlIII III In till- - Htolnurll I'as Hps Inyvoila thoiiKli In' was (iruyhiK. Well, anywuy, Ihla trip Io Afrlru In ratch wildanlnmli la koIuk I show whut Unitof ui,tf there In la ull uf ui.

a O no on1

f

N

r

i:w vmii;Hto... .ii

atiiit; i ioI" 's

,1,1-- l "S SÍ

i a iitt;

ilnv ItolvMinIsoii H'liat" towalks and tin--

IM' a di us. h11," pullt ! kt'll tilt- - ft

oitlor Tho-- .

Iiim IoiI tin tin

Wll

wl.ilo tho wr.t s'iho-.- f roum in

iils" w.ts tin- i

llrli-llt-ti- III"

r;, lu iin i

t III Si

of Mis s

loailor Annuo;im- Mts ii

of

V.lli.p LiltMark and Mrs

..JO

I't It i s

(juvslp IVop1 !'.(nt Toldi IiitTt-.stini- i V.iitii'.T.

Election Night Wild Brcadwayrttt,,,j

V

1.1

un,

Hi

ol

SI

iv

In

of.Id

h .'I

.mi h

did

lll.O--

i ' v nun I up a

frión t .t; . i on ntuntil il.ii n nottl.i'l'oiis. fto'ii Mad j

oiu-ari- s'liiaios'l. i t lita If w Illlr l

olt'i lloll tliluio'lint'

W.I lllliI". I

s

i

"

I rillliisi, too ,f

llloWll WITH1st hLIi of

w asopp.si pi.IW'I.

s thru- Is

ilas of '!urrt ss

tho llliui'--- '

-- ni, I Klsli

tisi:fddlt I'l tlotl

'UOtl'-Il- I

Lilt till,-- W.l

No New Ruler of Gotham Society Likely

M si

a

si t i't

ill

h da. ii

I 'i n'riot

ni o

VIof Ilit'So an- s of tln-l-

t sporial ootfili-- und lulu- laki ii pi. in

In. lit p. ills in hot'lal arTalts lino undahtiiiid 'I hoto Is a 1. hi :i ; Loin f

liowoii r. that tin- - ' I'"! oí old hasI'oiisi'il tn ovist us a unit and that It

will hi In- III nun dUisloin.with Ii iidi ts t at h

I'lt'di'i L k Tow tiHoiiil M h In surriss.'i tu tho lato Wunl MrMlisiri its

.Now Vmk soi p t said thou-

Heavy Exodus Makes Flat Rents Fall

R

útil

luiitrotis

flats un fallin.- 1'ioplodid nut t'tit-- hark It'iiu 'In-l- sum

Inn liitatloliH Io rtuuil lu'o ilm.--

hnin.-- as usual 'aoaiit tl.t's utoMl 11 w In io In

in ilow ii ton

th"

tho

III"soil

fur

III" IIit It:

in

s

IlliltlV

iiwm m hold Hioir loir. il. 111 mi Ihla(all Al'houi'h Hun . ir. ti, i li s duiiiir.Hit- h il lit tin l had In on lamí thin In

il II ulhrl rai, thi tlloll.-h- that Ilut il ll hark to tow li Would lili litarhoili-t-- s

lint Hi" In loin i iihuiii,- - l.n si.ii'loiltin in Tl was loss mi, lot: than In

air. ul tho la-.- t tho ii a t n! pi t

sons wlut ii. und wi-n- l awai Inn, i tinold distilrls. io. a l illi-- . to liialo- tln-l-

h o ti u h In mw LniLl.titfit .'u h ason ashln ton lloit;hts

IP rlst i at ion IIuiiii-- -- h"W that inorothan Inn. nun hair inun-i- outof , ii l.al ' an dn'iliK tl.o i ln

Asiip- flolu tin . Ll,' hlllfl.

Portrait Painter Sues Rich Woman

Gi:u II lt i I , S IliltKI V.

Ainorlriin poiiinii n ' i ,

whoso pttrtiall uf I'u si, I. i,l id.., mi volthas famous, hits huhsinilnil Mrs John II Han, in Hit.

Iioaullf al soi lot) wiitmui of Now Vulk

iml Nnriatiaiist It I'lur. fur $l "uu, ulhii at li rolilra. t

III HiirukliiK . Mr Tuiit--

Mild

Mori" i ti it ti a yrar ui"at fur im- - a iiuiuLt-- of

N.

fol

I'o

t'f

of

Mislimo

l.ti

iio

asl

III

nf'if

I laimns, thru

lu lost' llitrrrsi In Iho mailiTrtowml im tl n uko Hit- - poiliait willimi'H ullv llulsln-il- . hut I ruiil'l nut

prrmiildr Mts llniiati tu Hit attain' Hhtt wai iravt-llii- u Kri-u- t (P al

ami, wlilln ihtt it'i-iiiit- liiiint iiHi-ly

(iluaiuJ wUU tlio palutlnn. axul all uf

I" a pi i lit'.UI-- -

kl .'W . ( I''I In n ti

iL i. shvll w

l' Is. il'ltoili,if In i a, ' t.n

t i t t han I.

O'I'l. '

It"

,1 fill III.'W i .11 .11 d

n a

-I

loatl-

.al hanIn

It w.t-- t

Was

atolwill

Mis

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In ti- - i - i in. in li. :, .i .i; i. s i

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t'.al:"'ls i l.i'.'rtlltlil ill- - l"t. ls. I

linns t i t. , ,.- -- il til; ti.- - i I mi: ni "IH- i- I in; "i III Ilia l.i. n Inn '1 . !' a ii

iii'inlii r 1'sth s'liiim "ilnr ni llin mi s.I' ll ii .s iiit'U (o In- In rl-- il aira n isnii h .h lii lila rnall Is anIII, Hill Inl llin tl.,l-ll- i' III lll.lt 111' l

l. i.l '..I, I ih- - : 11 ( t that tit li i titM'lt tl"l l'i:' Sll't'l'JSIirS I'ltlllll t llllllll Intiltil t ini'i.H lila U. .'.": l.i a, l.:,, - -

H - I

NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

W li li.ll r of fi.' I .a: t In-- lit nl.lilstn- - Inn Mill tn llnlliilillll In

liuisiit.it- - ihiiKi-- s taal" i U- -v I r

Iim nn nf Unit ,!i atnlnst liinlilrltt..:ln Unhurt V I ll . t linns. lmas ai'i'itlii'i-i- l finlii Wininiii;:I'l' sl'l-l- .t Itiiod-li'- ll tills lllll'l'1 I'lll.

In - a It Ht r iu r.l tn nut stlniiH In

in Mr Taft is ii,i In

u ti t.il I- .- ilfi-.m-- thai a limn h -'

lihiii is tun nan uffalr mil,s.i liiliU an In' It a Uiiii I m ill. lillH li 'lllMil I'l .In with Ills tlllli si fnl ll'll-- t-

I'M s: I, in UiMii i- -ll tn lav am tn' ni';-- tin iiinasano In It a titii; il

In nii'.ili- -i f rail hi Y M t' A.

Inns in I - iua thi i tliaf finlii N"

l"ll. tn W IHhltlJImi. H I' III tininn I .,,' ln)( will pal I nii:il- - Thest.iit ih irniii N-- iv Yntk I'tty Kraliiyiitt. t nniiii Nuvi Dil.i'r li.'tli

riaiiit (m the (.initi'l xiila y Irrlmitlnufin -- i I. I'nl.'inilu. Hill I- '- Hlllillllttinl ti

j lit- 1'ii'i- -i t Imartl nf th- - ri'i laiiiatlnlirm llnal Hi'i'inial In .liuiniiry

tn t I In i'iitlr- - IrriKahl- - an ii hasIn- -n liiai'i', ll ll lililí nf inimIt'i al-- 'l ami ilann fur inm- - lini'iit tanlnit m tii -a ha l --- n tiliNh-- il Wnrk

, hIk "il l In In con, III nil tn innst 111 It'll ttaily mmshii

It U th- - ni'liih'ti lu Waslilnnton llial a a rnault i f a ioiifri-ni-- i altin' Whim lliun- -ll""i-i.- t, J ill, a W ."UHiiith, Jr.

i akt-- r of lli Ni Ynrk afiiihly.ami William U Ward. 11a

ilmial niHii I In-- man h"III Iw iiiiiisirt'! by th-1- 11 ni'tt Jnnii

aiy to aui'irtit Thiitnaa l". I'latt Man--

4. li"9, aa I niti-t- l Hl4tia tenatur, willtr Kllhn Hunt, au rt "ary of atatu.

EMPEROR AND!

EMPRESS DIE

DEATH OF CHINESE EMPEROR

FOLLOWED BY THAT OF DOW- -

ACER EMPRESS.

INFANT ON THE THRONE

PRINCE CHUN AS REGENT

GOVERNMENT OF

THE COUNTRY.

l'i klini Tin- Kiiipi-m- i .11- -, I h"i'!aft- -r á ii'rl's'ii Satin lay nfit immi

'I'l- l- Kini'i i.ir li.- -l In ' 11 III fnl a 't,.;tinii' mnl iluiini; iiit iiinlii ti h nlif.ir-lt- tn r''in !i t h l- i- was iniahli.

!' IllT 111 Kit lip III tin' tlllnll- - ITIII nn 1'iisttimi. It was- il,inlfnr a lniii; llim- that li- - un-ih- h- - inial'l-t- n

HltliHtanl a rilMs Hhlili mliii- -r iiiiist In ih- - ilis-a- s" In. inwlil-- ll In was Mifl- -i Ini. Itn-iii- -- I.

Inulto fatal riiiiiplittli 11m

'Ihi' nf Krlilai that ih- - in

m.'- -, Cmpii km nl t llin h as tin,! al! ill

Man I'l.fll III- hi II- I- Inn Inn nil,of t h- - i;iii'i inm nt.

At til- - I nf til- - l'll "f ll.-- '

jii'-i- nr th- - I ii ti am I ; mi1I111H1 r Ii a m In hail Mas ,"1:,.: int In- rían t :if I

Th.- - Ilsl A :, tin. mnai!-- r I t

nf ' Ii .1 11 11 a In -I nl In .tnItn lit. lililí sin- tillfii. 'I l'l'.ltil su

i ssfnl Int. -ii m - sin s'.t, amill'll"ll Illt-- St Mini- l's, .I,,,) ,, .

in lin k S ; ail' ti'imiTh- - iiiiniiiiiii'-i- n. nt nf ih- - iii.uti

Mlnpi-s- s' as nl'lirial amii h, si 11 m nt th- - illinium -- Hi' til

thai K11.1111: l, th- - lltnp-in- i. a ,!:, .1

Hmiiiila al á ii'rliii li In tli- - ail- ili""ii.I'lit it Is la -.l th- - .ni 111. aCntlNhl-lali- ll' tlllli' that I" 'liillllIII th- - nfliilal Ht lit nn nt

An clli t lssi- -i at s in liirk Snn lanun iillm pi. in. I npi'ii tlii llni'li" 11 tin.I'll Yl. tin' tlint i art hi lu ll nf I'lilii --

('linn. Ih- - inn lit nf tli- - I'lnptii', In arri'l lalir-- v. I1I1 a iniliilsr kIviii l' Ih- -I

li iw a vi limpiiss siwin nft- -i ih- - marrl.ui nf l'i lin I'linii In ;;!. n

Isfiii I nii I'l-i- ai in. nl-- 1'n Yi lr

Th- - f'lii-U- lima r- imtii'i- -l

S'liti lay lll"i lulu; hy tin- fniih-- Imai I

nf th- - nf Ih- - laii" iiii' an. I tip-m-

ssii 11 nf rrlnri- I'll Yl T."i,nIi.i v I -- "ii In t í - f"t m "ia! Iiitn t j i ali .i,s"i ,. t s t pal 11 rh at --

nn th" '1. a'h nf Knmii Hsu. in.. th.pi is tllillit i if ii; rl itu: was in nl-- -i

". -r I., rai' - nf t !i" fart Hi 11 ll -i-

l-, i'h "f t'i- - i"ii. Kinpii a ua-

l.lril In I- .- ri" - al h .1!

I - 'li'in. ih. r. i" . I. a ; m l.

11- 1- lln I" :. III- -I 'i. -- llin s In tal." I'l --

c:i 11 'll 1 Irn' II- I- rnlitiliila'ii'il nl 1)- 1- .1 .1

llllllll. al Inn i.f tilt' p, Hllll -- s astin.t hi- lias ni'l-i-- tl a linn l'i'i

ilais nf lii'iin liln.: I h- - riiiiri 11 ill vInln Iiinlii iillu; I": lln.- -

alt-a.- ly has Ini nIiaii.rnrtii-i- l. .Ail ti- I i.l.j' i is hay- - I n

il ati'l hln- - siihsi ii 111 1". Tim p- -n

pit' 1I1U h iiiiis-- nf II- I-

if lln I li iw ai;, 'i- lanpii ss 1111. alllni'iciith- - t hill-- Hit- In li'i w - -- liliiliiinaltli-- y sin w -- it thai tli-- y wi - n if 111 illlinpi-s- s' il hy ll - passim; nf th-- ir pniy

rfiil tiili-r- . Th- - In th- -an wairliiiii: tin- Miann- -

lili Inii -st At (Ii,. palaa'- - ilt-- s art iiIihi i -- .. an ?

a flnii'l nf i'.Iich has Ii 11 nt f nlhnf ü.i nr

nmi mai li- -l th- - iiassini; nf tn Cinpi mr' uní I nw at-- r

Grand Duke Alema Diet.I'ariit (Iniiiil Dili.- - Al-u- ls nf Hint

dill. 1111 limit nf Kinp-ii- ir

ill-- il in thin city Satni'lay nf pn-- n

lunula Th- - Kianl iluki. ha.s Ih-- .l InI'ltrlH alnii'st ri.lilniiii.iisly slur.' his

ft-- lil th- - n is.ll ii hi nf supn in- - ilii- -i thiii nf th- - mi v y, lili lí

lu l l fnr t -- tit y fnnrtitaiiil tiitlti' iH iiiM linrn In Is."ai

lit i'(Mltin'i tin h nt rmitrnl nf11- 1- Itiai.n- - In l!t"3. fiillnwIiiKHa lit- - t ttli Ism mi his iitl 111 Inlst rat li inof tin- - liaiy, In tin cnni-t- i

nf Hlilpn CharK-- H nf iiilsiiimian.'in-- lit a : In. Illi nualnst tlii marlntt in-- lit liinl li 11 i iirr-- nt fnryt nr anil aft- -r thn war itli .luí anthi-- lnrr-as'- ,1 t- -n full Ciaii.l link- -AU-xI- s hiiiis-- lf ill, imt

Tin urainl (Ink- - visit- -. I thn I nlt-- dStnti-- In I.?:' ami fiit to th- - pla.iiHoil a ImlTnlii hunt. tnppiiiK fnr a liim- -

In Im'iivit,

Will Call Special Seition.W'ai.hinutiin That n p lal

of th- - SUti first ('iiiiki-h- h will Inralli-i- l HiHin aft- -r tlm 4th of March Intakti up tin 111:1 1 nf tariff

known HiHltln-l- Siunlay whi--

William II Taft, -nt aft- -r

pt'li.lliig iIih iluy ut tin- - W hit- - II1111H

aa t'i Ktit'Ht of rri'Hlil.'tii Hoohcvi'Ii,Mate.! I hut ht -.l to rail tin pe-

dal to ni-- ct an noon aft- -r lilaloamuratlon aa would be reaaonabl.

HENEY SHOT IN

COURT ROOM

WOULD BE ASSASSIN AN FX CON.

VICT DISCHARGED FROM

JLIRV PANEL.

IN RUEF BRIBERY CASE

DRAMATIC CLIMAX IN SAN FRAN.

CISCO GRAFT AND BRIB-

ERY CASE3.

San ri.ini lHin, Cal - The Sail Krall-ri-

ii la Ma ri iafi as-- H l 11 ili ainatIr climax lai- - Krl lay whi n AhmIhi nuthlsnlrl Atliniii y riancls ll-- ni y, wholias Ii n in linn.-- " nf th- - pnisi-cntli-

lili 11 i llH tilt I ii.HIH cnlll s- - I if two J I'll I H,

nils shut all. I wiinmli'il In I Ii"i imiil-- il iiiiitiiintii hv Mnrt'lH llllllll. all

irninlit Tin mIii Hit iim ncciirn.ltilt u a Inlif nri ill the Ihll'.l Hint

nl Al.i iilniii) Km f nn a nf lililí-cry- .

-y N ii'iw nsiltit; inslly In llmlain- - li"M.:t.il. ami I'll pli itlclaiiH Bay

his ..' Is Imt (.'lal. llaaH Is in tint1' pi

I It in . iim h- - lav nn th- -tall", "I will III- - tn pliis.illlilI "ih Haas ami llm (."

'I In a s ,ss;n is haltH'iik pi r. hoas iliaiin ap ni i!i- - jui p:in- -l In tin

l nial nl H.i- -r mil wlin, iifl- -r

Infills' la -- 11 li mnnrm ily pass-- il hylinlli si li's. wan pnsi a hy -y anan - cnii ti t.

lii'ii- -i ili amat pr.i.liici-.- l n i

nf Ha is mliii at San CJ'l-lll- lll

piniiiniim In ntn, its narli. withriiiip-- i Inii'l mill I..H 11 i r iirniHs-Ill-s

st.

Haas c liapsi In n nil, litilttlni: InI it 11 a i.i.nlrt ,111 I was liiiim . Hat-- -I

ilisrhat ft on -- iniAft- -r 11- 1- si tint; rri lny II.iiih sal'l:' II1I1-- 1 iin-.l ni tniit.l In cniirt

nml riiim 'I my Inn iiii-s- I am --- n

wlili Inm ii w mi l I iln not can whathapp-ii- H In in-- ."

Ei.immcr Changes Ita Tune.San Kiniii lsiii Cal iniiri than

a i"'ii lit l'in i in r has pt up it

lut t r in lack, tint only iipntiImt npin Spr Kris, l.nnni!"!!ami all "ih-i- s inn rlc.l Willi tintpi'iH-t'iiiln- ii. ('111 tun us haii lii'-- n tiHi'il

uliii'isi cniiHtanili In hil.ltl- - thn t r liftI'm ..mi iniiiitlm th- -

has inn il.is lin- - on Us ell-t-

1.1 Ills- -:

' ll Is days slur,, ih- - pinsl,"i. 111 ami tin ni:c is In tli- -t ::.i - ."

Tlir I. irn s w- -r rli. ini--. . ! ilally.Si'iinln f. r ll - li.-- l linn- - tliiü I i II

as tn!: A n 11 ii inn 11 will- -tm 'al sin, 11ns nf Hi., man th- - paperhas trl-- 'l In -- ii. ay tn

"Ih- - ;itiiii:pi tn I.IU Assihlimi I

Attnnii-- I'lalli s .1. Ili'lli')- Iiy lltlci in let at tin nn. in. iii wli-- n -y

I. 1.1 I II V 1 It Iff til lilt' pllsllll ll'llltami m'i in-- .l In in in th- - very net ofihiiistini th- - mi Ii uiafii r into Hi- -1

I'li't- - In ri' he Iii'Iiiiikh. Is nm of thi'must everw 11 in Hs-- il In 11 Ki iiiicIhcii or anyntli- -r i lly The Hpeial with wtilell pun-Ishi-

til h ni- -t' il out tn tin man wti"struck ilnwn -y will hliizo on tintmi, I with tin- - : P"- -i wiih which pun

Ishin-i- ii Khali In out to tintKtaftem."

Haai Commits Suicide.fan Kraiicis-'- i, Nov. II Moni

Hans, who Krhlay at ti inpt-- il to uhhiih-sltiat- r

KtunilH.I. Ilelit '. rnliilnllleilSatiirilay iiIkIiI hy hIiimiIIuh hiin-Fi-l-

t h ri 111 v h the liiiihlii' nf til h fori-heai- l

with a plhtnl h- - lill'l rnlir-iil-- il

alniiit IiIh pet hiiii. Ha.iH ut to 1I 01h nVliick nl lln. rnunty Jail ami rov-r- .

il up his fan with u hluuk-- t. Al" 4n :i ulint w.ii lieanl finlii Ilia cell11ml lnn the l-r-d It wasfniiii'l thai he hail riillcil out of licitami wan Inn 011 thi fliKir witha Iniiiil hnli In Ills he, nl A hIiikIi-slm- t

m iiniupt-i- l In 111 h IiiiihI.Hi arsl H officii wan liar-ti- t

i l after ;h- - Hhniitl-- of -y

nml it- employer wi th urmi'il.fearlni; 1111 attack Iiy the pnpiilnre, owIttR In the iilmsp of the Kraftpn.siM ninrn hy the "KxiiiiiIiht," whlrhSatiirilay atnlilenly vt meil Ita-- lf ('illtoriully.

Scientist Found In an Asylum.New York -- A Hearcli InatlnK thn

part of ten years, ami xtcml-Iti-

frntu nne cml of the country tothn other emleil a few ilnya iiko lienI'l'iif Mark Y. HnrrltiKlnn, once chiefof the 1'nltel States weather bureauami one of the heat known scientificmen In America, was found a hopelessIiinatlr In thn Near Jersey asylum forthe Insane at Morris Plains. I'ntll laatMomluy I'rof. HarrltiRton was rcKls-tere.- l

a "John tke, No. 8," havlniticen picked up In a park at TrentonelKhteen months ago.

J

ustes and tub hearJOYCE-PRUI- T CO. JOYCE-i'RUI- T CO.

By Earle Hooker EatonMm NNrull

SISTEK wanted chicken. Thankipivin day to eat,said a gander wu mighty hard to best.

Ma ihe wanted turkey, an' pa he wanted duck,Ken I went hnntin' an' had the beiteit luck.Heard a norfúl gTwlin'; but, tay, I didn't care.I det aimed my rifle an' hot this frea' big bear!

V ' w' f v it f ' '

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, Va..,..i"HI1AD Í HOWTJt OE0WIÜ' ;

"SAY, I CAM.";v .. . ...... . . , . .,

SISTLtt want Ut giziard, the neck er anything ;

wanta a drnmitick, an' mother '11 takelather "n take the'wiihbon; with dei a ilioe of brent

n as I'm quite hungry I think 1 11 eat theDon't I with that Roaefelt, the prei dent, wai my pa ;

Nen I'd ihoot some elfnnta 'way down in Africkah'!

Our Thankfulest TlianKs.y ROBERTU LOVC.

lOoarrtt!. lux, br Anwrtmn Pra Aaurlatloa J

wa ara thankful for manifoldOH. bleaalnaa.for Ufa and for horn and

lor naaitn.Thankful for lurkays wltli mvnry diaaa- -

Thankful for proarau and wImRh andwaalih,

Thankful for corn and alfalfa ami elovarThankful for menay and faith In tha

banka.Thai.kful. ao thankful, alactlon la ovar-Tl- ial

la tha aourca of our thankfulaitthnnkat

Ona yaar In four la a leap year, ramrmtiarThia la ona of 'am, and many a manworn to May alnaht If ihla vara Itaoanv

liarNow would (Iva thanks to ba fraad of

tha tan.Tat I ham a bolhar that's atlll mora la.

r IraaalnaOna yaar In tour-- all tha roat It au.

runkH- -Namrly, rlrntlon. whlrh kaapa ua

Now that Ha ovar, our thankfulaat

Man ran aarapa from tha maldrn uurau-ln- ;

Man tan raalat tha Importúnala mlaa;Imply a )lin of ahuntlng and ahou-ln- -

That will avoid matrimonial nllaa.But thara la nuer a man ao vulvalia ran nrapa tha political lanka.Alwava with palavar parauaalva

Now tl.nl ilia) ra qulat. our thankfulaatlliankp

raaon of n innii ami ranting and ravineI'aritxl when It la priraiMlv plain

Bvary man a uirrinnit duly la aavlngWanhl iiitoii roumry from niidaaa'a

rluitn ;

Tima h n jimr frlrnd or your fitlhar atbrother

Tor hia uplnlina you claoa with thaera nka.

Now f4ii ..ur yrara wa rannnt hava an- -

ot hitr.Bo let ua ofTar our thankfulmt lhanka

kfayba'twaa tariff and mayua'twaa labor,Maba 'twaa Itai ao apllt va

atiart;Mayba Ilia I mat a an affaetad your nalfh-bo- r

That h dlaarvarad hlmaalf from yourhaarl; ,

Marba Injuactlona ar uaranlaad banklaa.Aay ui II nf ha planka. .

Wall. It ta ovar, aa attw tor lha lhuatn- -h) far ianiai.wr ttiaplirMl kaahal

Oh. wa ara thiaafaS Mat aaUlaji hi hi kaTwawlBTaa 1 an- h a,

Thamaf I, m aknakfva, kas traaa) aaaaa to

HMU ATH

out

Ít-- sm

,.v

M

rest.

7t

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BUT, DIDMl""

a wing;

auaiiaiui ara wa that Columbia la laaplnaKuur. ara away from polliical prankaurh a rrllrr la omaalnn for heaplnaThua on Thanklvln our thaahfuloat

thauka

loch Gray CoatU.Uurn to Joyce--I'ru- it Co. foráwállBi n a l

The Development

of the

Remington

is the History of the

Writing Machine

Our New Models 10

and 1 1 now ready

Model 10With Column Selector

Model 11With Built-i- n Tabulator

Remington TypewriterSalctrooma

E. B. REPPERTProprietor

349. kf. in Street

Palla,' Tiaa- ... i - . .

For $4.70 SpecialWe are offering a line of Ladies' Coats

in gray, fancies and plain tan and gray

cravinette, that are worth regular

$6.00-5- 6. 50-J7- .50

Sizes 32 to 40.

The thatand should them. Our lines completeand well worth your while to

Joyce-Pru-it CompanyTrade"

A BrokenThat pain in your buck caused hy

hiniliiiK, stiíT muscle or a Htniin ix anenity to gift rid of.Snow l.initiu'nt cures rhriimnlixm,I.umliRifo. sure and atitrtrains, sprains, cut, burns.

acaltls ami all aches and Y(heed a bottlt in your house. Sold hyKdily DruK Co.

Your gets the beat careat City Stablea.

See A. J. Crawford for twoChaetona. two wagón, two

horsea net of heavyharness, ensilapre and fan-ning mill.

Baptist Church.

Preaching on Sunday by thepastór at 11 A. M. Sunday

10 o'clock: Young Peo-ple's Meeting 7.30 P. M.

I

Seed Oats for SaleEnquire of A. J. Crawford.

I '

I fil I

I Ta I lout ul kuaKaMQiKaaa

9

HKEEBLER

Extra SpecialBargains

I a" m.m.i aa t.hMaVBaHMAaMBHaaMaaal1 ' wu a! Ml aaa 4 a...

For $6.20 SpecialWe offer Ladies, Coats, fancy colors

and plain, also rubberized in tan and navy.

1 hese coats are worth regular

$8.00- -$ 1 1 2.50--$ 1 5.00Good sizes.

above are Special Values we are closing outyou see regular are

see.

"We Want Your

Back.

thinij Hnllaril'it

muxrlcit,Ihuihch,

puins

horse

large

cutter

School

it

0.CO- -$

The Story of a Dollar Bill

Ton years ajfo a farmer puthia initials on a dollar bill. Thenext day he went to the neuresttown and Bpent it with a mer-chant. Before the year was outhe got the dollar back. Fourtimes in six years he got the dol-

lar back for produce, and threétimes he heard of it in the pock-

ets of neighbors.The last time he got it back,

four years ago, he sent it to amail-ord- er house. He never hasseen that dollar since, and neverwill. That dollar bill will neverpay any more school tax for him,will never build or brighten anyof thé houses of the community.He sent it entirely out of thecircle of usefulness to himselfand his neiithlmrs wiien he sentit to a mail-orde- r house.

Patronize your local merchnnt.

churcheshund in

IV not liuy linn mmclliiim uwful) CirtWl Ins. iir and uipnc Kim Willi a newovercoat. See that it containt the Kupprnliriin-e- r

label, the guaranteed overcosll wr tell, thenhe'll lurely lie winded.

liIImm i KmjwahiiBui

l Imv

NK'e have many ilylri to thow you:

many of them have jut! arrived and are Kuppen-Keime- ti

latrfl modelt. X'e guarantee lo til him

or money bark.

A full and complete line

iuat received

mm in w uuti

who helps you pay your taxes,supports your schools and

trouble.

handsome

and lends a helpingtimes of sickness andKeystone Magazine.

All the latest books of fiction,romance and adventure at theEddy Drug Co.

For Sale.

Tent and tent furnishings in-cluding a ramp stove, cots, etc.Knquire of George Bruce.

Consumption Statisticsprove that a hiirlctHi cold or cnugaputs thr Iuiik-- s in so hull a ciniilititiiithai ronaumpt inn ri.rtnH lin.l a fortili-lii'l- d

nr fuHlfimiK mi m- - ,,i thcoil ii n jUHt aa on ax it appear withllallaril llnn-homii- l Srup. SoothesHit turn iiml hiMumhhI iihku,. aridmakes you "II nrwn. Sold l.y KddyUriiK (;..

Thalia

CI

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ISilOMMlINNBB3j4 ATOMWDMD By Goodloe

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NOW, eb'rybody ought to know dey'i welkim at kiln hi,pitch right in in' he'p yo'aelbt to eb'ryt'ing yo' tee.

Jet' lUht dem biikiti goin' round', ío' dat'i yo' job, ol' man,An' ehate dem wif de tweet pertater quick ' dey Itab yo' ha'.(Now, Mom, yo' ihow yo' mannaht 'fo' deie folki, fr Ah tell yoDaih'll be chile go hongry, an' he'll frit lirkin' too).Heah, Onrle Dan, it de poss-- meat Ah'i lookin' aftah datAn' heah't a piece enpeth'ly yotiahi, all brown an' streaked wif fat.

WHA'S dat de graby t Don' yo' fret; it't comin' right np daih,nch! W'y, dat air pon urn fat enough, I do declaih,

To mek enough er gTaby fo' de ma'chin' Iirultte.Reah, Rev'rnd Mutah Fe'guton, be tuah yo' gets yo' right.De imell am iweet f W'y, man, yo' tat' an' den I bet yo' ihoutAn' mek de nrighboht wondah wha' de fuit am all about.Reah'i little Eph. Now, chile, 1 1 aabed yo' lumpin' nice an' tweet.Wha'tdutf Oood lan'! Dit boy it tayin' h don' lak potium meat.

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Mill oinrltilng rlw, wltvo truthiliil Kur Uvaliueul

luuud uolblna lirttrr tbaitMutoniiii. uiiuii. illiNnilVKwarm ulup fil

arrpnt) hunitrñl beadJfvinlliia

KoJ tblna uiorulojrMiit iImo thrva four

daya.- - liarvvy Jonlaupraring Ha

rumlrd nurk rriltrifxl dilTaiviit klnila rruiatllaa.

knaiaa'kiwajr boa-- with orud dova

imirb ImJi. wbkh tbaaa dafquit pta tbor-otigbl-

with Ibn,lliriu thrra tlniaa.

aftai that waaka.Htona

ruttliNupurory poata akaWbar txigfct (Ilia

paatr Our uhaartaPoo ttkatttMwi adualaaMarlM

tkaaa paragark? brtsti'fatiara.

HE aaitr don' lak possum meat, an' him a ton o' mine!Now, honey, tuhn all drte folki knowledge yo't lyin'.

Mek out t'ui jet' a 1 joke aggervate yo'Or, 'ciar' goodnett, Ah'i jet' boun' whup yo' till yo't raw!To' tpeak de yo' liT imp! Den wha yo' doin' heah

up wif aiggah folkt mek yo'te'f appcahA Biggah, when eb'ry one kam tell, tpite youah black,Bat tuhnin' 'way film pottum meat yo' ain't de honet' fackl

WELL, dere, yo' taiie nebbah min', bekaae yo't tuch mite;youah fault yo' tum'ayt miued youah nachul appetite

Bel' out yo' plate; dere't plenty mo' fill chile lak yo'.De good Lawd mek yo' tuhtain wayt. Ah tpote, dat'i got do.Bat, Ian'! 'feared yo' grow wrong an' mebbe be thameTo all de cullahd circle de 'tperted fam'ly name,Fo' ebbah aenoe Ah't ol' enough ttan' upon feetAh't t'pishoned any niggah dat would tuhn f'um posaum meat.

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14. lHDl. Ilia life ii fur tils treason wnuioHt unhappy une. II waa avnliliMl

If Dint of honor and on many cxva-alon- a

delllx-rati'l- Insulted. II reeel ted a conalili-rvli- l mini of nmnoyfrom the llrltlab (ovrrnment and nimli-aever-

unaiiccMHfiil atti-inpt- a to pu(RR In bualiHua In British Ann-rl--

and th Weat IiiiIIp and flnnllyto tximlon, wbpr he died In

obacurlt. Ilia aerond ton, born In17H0. entered the HrltUh army In IT!w

aerd with rnillt In ninny parta ufth world and three year before hldeath In 1H.V4 waa mad a lleuUilii.nl(eneral.- - lloiiarbold Compauluo.

Nawton'a TaUaeep.Newton'a telerope la a clumay look

Init Inatriiment. nine Indira In lengthtwo Im hi-- a In aperture and capalile ofniniriilf vlnaT thirty elaht time. Itentirely made by Newton hlmaelf. whoflnit I'xhllilteil II liefore the Itoyal toclety In 1071, ami more than 1 yeuri.later hi aueeeNHiir In the presidency ofthe M'lely laid Ocnrge III. S i

W'lllluin Heraclii'l a mlit-in- for milkItiaT a telesroe on New ton'a plan, to Inforty feet In length and four feet Inaperture. Tall Mnll (iaiett.

financial Expedient.Rhoehlavk Hhlne. tlrf r'our anus'

Taaaerby No, thank you. BhoeblnckTwo aoiiaT taHerby No. HhoeblackFor nothing, then? I'aaaerby - Aillight. If you like. Phoelilark tafteihaving (Into hed one slioei It'a fl mill-t-

rlenn tb other, ulr.-- No Ixilslra

EMPEROR AT THE PLOW.

Paeullaritia of China's ThankaglvingCalibration.

In t'hlna nt the lieglnntng of wintera thiitikKivlng feNtlvnl la heldwblrh the ileltli'K lire eaierliilty thank-ed for the prew-rvatloi- i of life andhealth during the preceding twelve

jiir. '....4.'

Vaa aaraaoa oeajia ssvkral ri aaoaOronlba Offerlmr are presented ontb family altar, and the ceremony Isbrought lo a clow by a grind dinnert whl-- II members of th family

partake The feasting and rejoic-ing are kept up for daya.

tin the fifteenth day of the Drat niuoutbe emieror of China goes lu greatstate to a certslu Se4d. acvmpanleby the chief orfliera of bis bouaehuld.aud prostrates himself, touching tbground ulne time wllb bis head Inhonor of the god Tien, and pronouncea prayer Invoking tbe bleawlng of tbgres l being. Tueu aa high priest oftbe einplr Im aacrlBce a bullock toheaven aa the fountain of all good.

While lite victim la being offered aplow drawn by a pair of highly orna-mented uicn Is brought to tbe emper-or, who throws aside bis Imiwrlal roll,lays hold of the plow handles andutwua several furrowa The principalmandarina follow bla eiample. and thfestival, lililí Is really a species ofthanks In sdvauce ior ga1 harvests,od wltk a distribution of clothes and

BMMM'y to ih nnir

"RABBIT HUNTING DANCE."

O 44 Thanksgiving Festival Mala byth tukl Indians.

Tbe "rabbit bunting danc" of tbPueblo I ml la na at Eunl, Aeuina. Taoand Islets I a faatlvsl eoniemporan-on- s

wltb ibsl of th whit mau. Inlb danc ttast ladlaua glv thank audpray for futura favor Tb chief ofaacb village dMlguate a day la Novemher for I be feailval, and lb daore ra, abo a ra drwased In w tilla rottniishirts and pantatouaa sad ran-- gama,rbaot aud danca aa loog aa beeath andatrvorh reuiabt. They tasgla at daylight tod aftar a paua for fand atBausa coutltto daoctag far la taaigM. Tby pray farvaantg tMt tbUreal alatt may gtv tba pwr taaay ptaaity af rakWt aaad aaad ale tkauk bisa ti km gaasa, aa

sd Mm rasa ml tfc aaaaaaj passt.

THE WIDOW as

HILAS LATHAM,

DEACON bad been paylugtu Aunt Harab I lender

aon, widow, for two year.Each heard that the other waa tul- -

jborn, and each waa watching and walt-In- g

for the other to eiblblt tb trait.TbankHglTlng broiight th críala. Tbwidow Invited the deacon to dinner,There wna no queaUon about the dea-

con taking tba bead of the table, butwhen tbe matter of rarvlng came upthe widow took knife and fork lo bandand aald:

"I rnn do It ao mnrh better than you,you know."

"I full to aea how or why," be re-

plied."Ileoaua I have alwnya carved. It

waa an eerentrtelty of mine even when1 wna a gin. .o aouni you can a lirebam or prk, but when It cornea tocarving a turkey"

"I have carved thousand of them.

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"THERE YOU ARE

aa you must know," Interrupted theda con. with considerable asperity."Iton't jab the fork Into th bird likethat. That's Ilk a hired man Jahblnja pitchfork Into a liesp uf hay."

"I was not Jabbing. In order tostart rarvlng you must get a firm holdof tbe bird."

"Thi-- take It by a leg.""Never! How would you look hold-

ing the bird wltb one hand while yousliced away with the knife? If youbav always carved that way"

"I have, and It'a the only way tocarve. There- - you ara Jabbing again!One would think you were a aoldlerbayoneting an enemy."

"iH-aci- Wis Laphaui, you are talkIng Ilka a child! When I think I needto lie told how to carve a turkey I willcall ou you for advlc. I simply gt aBrm hold wltb the fork and then"

"And then Jab. Jab. Jib A womanbaa no hunlneaa with th carving knifeand fork when there la a man presentI will carv this turkey "

"I beg .visir pardon, but yon will sitthere and se me carv H. !on't for-ge! tbat I am In my own boun andthat I am still my own ho."

"You Invite me to dinner and thenhumiliate me. do you?" shouted tbedeacon as he shoved back his chair

"Now, don't lie a schoolboy." chldedtbe widow s she nourished the knifearound "Having got a nrtn bold withtbe fork. I now proceed to cut aroundthe thigh joint thus "

"Out you are sawing Insti-m- l of rutting "

"No. I'm not.""Widow Henderson!""Ieacon Ijipham!""If I waa a awearing man""You'd get off a awear wont on thla

orcaalon Ye, you look at If you wareswesriug to yourself Ibis minuta."

"I baln't sworn a singla awear, butwhen a man baa to alt ber and ae aTbauksglvlng turkey jahhed and pokedand irtahtied and aawed and butcheredtb would surely fnrglv him foron or Iwo swear words."

J'tveacon alias l.apham." aba repliedaa she rested from ber labora, aaldI could carv a fowl."

"Tino wtiy da't you '"I am doing It, and If yesj would

ksMgi cjjIH for Br mina ""Thla la ton murk, asldow too

aawrb"' said th dea raw aa ha startedfor Ota sianiMt a4 bal "Toa laatteata bar aa4 then tamrrt aa. kaal

THE WIDOWERBy Caipar Dullon

CserrlgKI, 1904. b A marión frase njfc

Aaaaciailan

ifr 1 1fr "rft 1 Ifc

tb deacon aa b got on bis over- -

coatTb widow ata her Thanksgiving

dinner alone, but tbat turkey waanever carved to form a part of It,

After lb deacon'a departure she re-

turned to th carving knif and even-tually managed to anw off a piece ofthe meat, bill she bad no sooner tastedIt than she started for the kltcbeu toInterview the hired girl.

It was Hire or four days tbmystery was solved, for there waa amystery. The turkey, which had lieenkilled three or four daya ahead of tlnieand hung up to freeae, had been cutdown ami devoured by cats, aud toaave himself from reproof the hiredman bud killed a peacock and bung ItIn Ita place.

"And ao you see I had to aaw andJab," eiplalned th widow aa th wid-

ower waa aent for.Y-- I aea."

f if l -.

JABBING AGAIN 1"

"And I heard about youra.""And your wretched temper""Ram to you.""Hut I thought It a elmidcr. Now,

however, I can no longer doubt.""Neither can I ""It waa my place to carve tbat tur-

key. In your obstinacy you coutlnuedto aaw and Jah ami butcher withoutregard to my feelings. My only re-

course Is to Md you good day andtnl.o my hat and leave"

"If you will act like a boy, I can'thelp It."

"And never come again." finlahed"And yen would also hav bad to)

aaw and Juh.""Yea""And though you went away yon

didn't miss your turkey.""X-o.-

"Aud all things considered""Yea, all things considered

deacon'a fur had to b rubbdthe right way for a time, but he purredat last, and on this Thanksgiving daybe alii do tbe carving an his wlfawill pas th cranberry sauce

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NEW MEXICO NEWS SUMMARY

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Inflate "J 11 ti i, 11,.. 1,1 ,;,(1 ., whiih will tn t n J mm

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Edncntaon in Nrw Menico.

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Nev Mexico's Coming Statehood.I'm li' Sim ami I, Is cniii'i'i'-si- , ,nal

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Mail Service Ettablnhed.Stat mall si riin, was I'sliihll-h- I

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was iD'ahlisha-'- l frmn Miami InSlU'illK'T, Cnlfux aallllity. tWl'lta' mlla

llli'l hlllk. titilas H Wa't k. tin' inntruit liaaltiit iiji', tn llail'irt (itlsCrania': I of MUml, until Juila- - U". 1 .

at $0S3 a ya'ar.

An Immcnn Ranch.11 F. I'aiikfy nf owna-- of t

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was iioiiiliiaii'il at the lai minlllf for a unlit rmumlHslotiiT In tillii. llu- - tlrki'l Tin- 'mii..-ioi- i nf t.rminty showed thai orinan lunlll...'.l Into a Joh thai wIP pay lilm

l.iiiiin a year fur tin- lu ll thiee yenrsAbout all a i'uiitilr rniiimUsImier In

I'eiinsy II hiiIii li ii H to do la In si-- thatthe i'IitIIoii luillols an- - printed currei'ili and hae siiHrvlHlonover the elii'tluti ultli'im Three areI'lei'ted III eai'h rminiy every threeleara two hi the miijotlt) part y I hellilrd .a.-- kuIiik to the mluorlly ranilldate who (Hills the laiicer mle ofI In- - two nominated ! Ills party. Ilwas In this way that young llortnanitol In.

orinan was Kimluated from thehllih ai hool only three years an. andhas been a reimrter ever sitie Mu

in married In Annual He will heDie yminceat man ever chosen countyiiiiimlssloiier

An Everlasting Trait.Woman may some lime win the

rlaht to voto, hut she will neverto hide things under the bed

tic

GOOD BOY FINOS GOLD.

Preferred Industry to Circus, and Dis-

covered a Mine,

t'harloti. N. - ('imimlim ratherlo pc rut ion at '." mus n hundredluiiiinls than lo enjoy the pleasures ofa rlrciiH for a Ma.lir (ilhertTemer. II yeai'H nf line, who Uveanear M.itihi w In M.-- i kli nlmrn mini-ly- .

found n void mine lu the collónpaii li,

lilU'iirt," Bul. I hid faihrr, the dayhefoie the rlruM ranie to t'liailolto."nu rim no lo the ritcim In Cliailoitoto unit mw. If (in w ant to. nr you ranslay huiiii- - and ii. :. collón nl ."it) n nlaa hiiiulnd "

' If I were yon I would to and sentin- i Ii ciih." Kiil.l Ills mot her.

"Hut this putty lotion weatherwill nut last lona, motín r." said till-leil- .

"ami limldy wants to not It allIn ii.-- quirk nn e can."

So while tl:r I, If tent went up andHie Hon runted ami the el- - pliantpnnidi d nnd tin- rium-l- liiimpe-- t

tin iiisi lii H nuil the ralllnpe sanit tinstunk) noiiii ninl he clown ailed Ihnfool nnd the red !ei;iieil linlv on thewhite horse jinipi-- Hi much thnIhimiIiik hoop, ami while nil the rentnf ll;e children watchedlile three rlliii wnli wld- iipen eyes,

IM.ert Teeter, future captain nfHtnyed clucrfiiliy at homo

mid picked col Inn Ah lie punned IhnHuffy ini. Ins tow Hiii'b he

a el'lny win-r- th'I'I- - had hei n iIikkIuk out rock tu

In.'ike u uiiicii.la.il mad."I II show- Hi- e to liad'ly," said

:i!l.i't't Teeter, a In- .ckid lip twoin luiiipH. it., pin t,em in his

pnriu i jilmiif ,'h tlii. e pennyKlilin.le mili, a pi lu il. fewIntnl. Inailili-- in. i il In i' coimliy linyilllpI'lllllll'tltM

"ly eorue. isnl'ir" said oldman Teeii-- u i;.:i..'ii inilniili-- his

inn.-;.'- nun niiJ.i. . CharluHe hud mi. ton. and paidilil.ill t 7t ..r ll'e lumbeta. He-- i

i.i"". he had n i le .",.1 pii kinnI " pniiiuli nf ii. i and tmw he hitsl-- 'l ':t ili'i'iinlieil iii a t'linrlnile bank.

CIGAR HELPED WIN BATTLE.

Cen. U. S. Grant's Son Gives an Inci-

dent of Fort Donelscn.

Ikimli. Mich MaJ (i.-- Fred I).

Ilratit. who Is pi. -- i.llint nl the court-maiila- l

now In i at Kurt Wayne,In the wentein h iI.iiiIh nf Hi city. Isun i I In have the hiiiIi nf l lie finar thathelped his falhir. 1. S Oran!, In win-l- i

I in; Hie liaitle nf Kurt IkinelHon.SnakliiK nf HiIh incident Ceil. GrantHiild

"Mv fin her was In conference withAdmiral Funic nn the latler'k flniinhlpand had Juki acccpieil a ciliar fromthe admiral when word rumo to himHint the left Hank nf his force wan

h'I'iiIm'iI lliirrylnx iinhon- - andnn a llect Ihuhi- - to I he battle-Hel- d

he nun fcclc.l in rullylliK hllfni'i'i'H hii cnmpli ti'ly ihat chuna waaluí iii-- luin vi. Imy to n lliirknerhad to comply with my falliera do-t-i

i it li for an sur-render

"Thn m w.pa'ets tnnk up the factthat f.nher had ruhhid from I lie war-Kil- l

p to the l.iilllfli. I.I Willi. mt tuklliKA lnili a) Foot.' n rinur from his mouth.The h i o' i In r 1 ll llie front toldhow fattier lunl cniiie nntii tilii hiittlHlli ld iiuil ninl ioll.it'. I and peacefullysmukliiK a Ini.n, I. lack cik.ii. "

SOLVES TRAMP PROBLEM.

Jail Clears Vagrant Gentry fromWoodbury.

Woodbury, X J -- Wnudliury willto nt'lu the tramp question

this winter and eleiy one armstedf l l ll now on III he sentenced to Jailfor un daiH In Mayor (.add. They willhe turned over to the water and sewerdeparlmeiil .lini. with Instructionslo work I I'f in haul all day. withoutpay. ami at niKht teliiiiird to jail ini Inline nf Sli. i Iff WilHi.n.

The fliHt to reielv." such II aentetirowiih a tat K ll'lll'll'll.l uiemler lluMulled when the liuivnr snld DO days,iih II imam siiuk quaiteis fur HintIf lift h nf time, hut when the work I im-

part was added the wit mil Ion waa dif-

ferent Another hobo named Carney,who JiihI fliiihht'il n seiili-licr- , appliedto the sheriff for another nlaht'a Indit-

ing, but when he heard what wouldfollow .....ll.iirv did not hold hi inlotiK There Is a camp, nr has beenup to Hie other mmiiltiK on the outskirts nf the cliy fur about dotenmen. whn have been an anno) ancato people Tin- - men ' sklddooed." eudnot one has been seen since.

Has to Race for His Bride.I'tttehurc. I'a -- Taunted for his ae

by his proHpi'i'ilve fatherlnlaw, Wil-

liam A Kl.'ln. who is 40. hasthe farmer, whn Is of the sumo

une. to race for the hand of Marie,the duuithler. IS They aitreed lo runa race of '.'mi yards. If Klein wins howins Mailt- - for Ills wife; If he losesthe racrt he must not visit her again.Marie, who rldea a bicycle, la (olnto train Klein and art a pare for bint.

PARTEDA TlinVsgtvin Memory

The Day of Thanks! Ti dull nml crny.Ami over in the ircndow how tin Iraf-cliviil- blow!

The Day of Thnnks! Vou'ro pniu tml.iy,Ami you wvre lu-r- bosiilo inc. just a year ago?

The Day of Thank! Must I low down,All thankless in the sorrow that your absence brincif

Ah no. the pold bursts thnmiih the brown,For memories enwrap me, and my mni heart síiiíjs!

"JAC" I.OWK1X.'

OOOOOflOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

A TURKEYLESSTHANKSGIVINGTlic Story of the Time

Times Won

JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOvXHKHIVVOOOOOv

I IKS llu- - railroad buildersInvHib-- the urciit norihwest, nut a pnoHaiie

.ami, to tin- - I'Hi'liii' roiiHi nuiifl J ruther anlicliuitliiii Hie de- -

w of un aurli ill-

turul empire wlibh inunthuve urlerli H nf Hiei I, they werequlrkly folliiwi-- by the K;iine rlassnf hardy Hint had innvedw. hi ward nlnco Hie early iluis.Throuiih the iicueiailoiiH Hint move-ment ha procei-d- i il. Hlowly lit Hintbul ver lin n iiHlntt In aperd nndviiliime. Over the Alli'Khenli . aninm?the woodland and meadow M retchesof tibio and In. liana, ihtosk thepi all ien of Illinois nnd Iow a,tliroimli the WlHcoiiHln and

f.ir.'HlH to Hie valli ys of Dakola nnd on to I'liKft sound. The de-

scendants if New KiiKlamlers have al-

ways iM'i-- nollci-nlil- In the advancini!tide nf Inline milkers nnd fortune lnili. I

nloni; Ihosp parallels of latitude.ThunksklvliiK duy as an nnnual

relehratiiin tnurkeil by familynnd fenstitiK Is one of the

Rood I til ll ks Hint hnve .cihIhii'iI nmoiii;tiaiiHplnuted New-- KiiKland rustntns. ItIs now a national event, iiiohI i;eiier-itll-

honored. And I lie (IImIiikiiIkIiIiikfeature of this feast day Is the Iran-edy if that royal fowl, tin1 turkey.

In the first yenra nf tin' Mi's twogrrut rival railroad rómpanles werehiiHteiilhi! lo secure for theiiiHelves In

eiiHtein Hak.iln the rich fields of atraille yet to come Into heinic. Hot It

had entered thn wnnderfully fertileJumes river valley from the east, nndus one turned lis line northward fromHuron the other turned southwardfrom Aberdeen, nnd Hie near approachof winter and the cI.ihc of a. llve opcriitlotts found the two ronipctliiK construct ion cainps only a few-- milesupart. Willi the itdvanrc nf the s

or a Utile preci-dlna- : them hadcome settlers nui the Kovernmi-n- t doiiialn, nnd thotmh furnii'iH mid wheal-ralHers were In Hie vim, such iiomnd-le and udveiiiurous spiilis as landinjentH and mwnsite hooiners, tradersand newHuiH'r men roul.l he iIIhcovitciIeven nioru eiiHlly. F.aily In Novem-In-- r w grk upon the railroad lines haltid, and the bulldeis retired to awaitI ho opi'ttliiK of sprtiiH- At tin? ternil-tin-

of each mad a little settlementhad HpriuiK up. Ichs than n half dor.enhlriicliires liiarkliiK the sito o( whatwas hoped to be nnd already was heraided as the metropolis of the valley

I'pon such a sltiiiiHon steadily butsurely crept the Thursday which thepresident of the I lilted States hadchosen us I lie unim.il day of thanks-KlvltiK- ,

and at the distance of only oneshort week the fact suddenly dawnedUion the clustered lnteence ofthcHc two Diikotn towns thai there wasnot a turkey In Hie arcat Jim val-ley nor Hi of Sioux Falls, and that knmiles of wind swept prairie luy he- -

tween a more hopeful field of poHslhlesupply at Wutertown, near the Minne-sota boundary. There Is material fora volume of adventure In the accountnf the two rival expeditions dispatchedslinullaneouHly yet with all aecrrry nna ourney nf a hundred and slit y milesfor fowls to furnish forth a Thanksitlvlnn dinner, but this story must otnltthe detalla. One party returned hilar!otlsly successful with thn three tur-keys that elniiucnre, strategy and mon-ey combined were able to procure InWatortown; the other, downcast,

and pessimistic, came barkempty handed

To emphasize their victory thetown announced a prise turkey

shoot (at which nil but KcdfUdd marks-n-

n were barred i, a turkey dinner atthe hotel, and a itrand ball In the rail- -

' road warehouse. This was calculatedto make Ita rival, Ashton, either awellwith raae to buratlnK or wither awayIn self abasement and despair.

Tbe fateful day arrived, a gray daywith tbe first flakes uf snow li tbe

W'mU Tli.it Were Threeami Lost.

air. The prize turkey shoot came offearly In Hie moitilim nl Kedlleld, as

but an utifiiri-Hec- cnntlnKenryA tnai kniiinn nf truly

nklll develop! d In a resident oftwo weeks' HiiiinlliiK. nnd all threenn keys fell liefure his IriiH'y rifle. Thofow ls had b 'i ii t up al Kill yards andwll'i niily Hu ll' liiiids ixpused to Ihn

tlvo liiilliiH. All partlclpuntaat half a dollar for melt shot hud dis-play. d remarkable accuracy of aim,Imi Hie winner had dlstaiired Iim

ami ii I the Hlioot Innmu t ll. Tin II i ' 11 K I i ll evolvedaiuonit Hie witneHses nf this remurk-abl-

ai'i ldi'tit Koon ripened Into rebel-lious What was to bodone with a dislmal clll.fii who calm-l-

anii.iiiiii.'.l Hint llie turkeys wouldbe sen f.l up at a prívale liampiet atthe it i iNidne, to be enjoyed by him-

self ami two cHpri-la- l friends? He saidhe thoiivht a bird apiece was abouttheir normal rapacity, uud as throefowls certainly could not furnish ameal foi ?.'., and Homebody must (towithout turkey. It would he morn sat-isfactory nil around to h-- t three luckyfellows wi enotiKli fur nro. At thncud nf a short but explosive debatethe winner was Immured In a freight

s 1 f BTl I

if,.! wmr i is

All Thro Fell Before Hii Trusty Rifle.

car lu spile of his verbal and flstloprotests, and the turkeys wero hand-ed over to the hotel proprietor and hiseiH.k lo Ih- - prepared for the grandpublic dinner.

The short wlnler day ramo lo anend and dnrkncHH fell upun the plain,hardly whitened by the snow that hatnu lti'd as fast as it hud fallen. Sud-denly there was (n al excitement andconfuxlon at the hotel. NothliiK wasto be found of the rook nr of I ho tur-keys which hud been roaating forhours In the oven of the hotel rana-e-.

The chef had been bribed In advance,hy a wily Ashtonlan. and with thofirst shades of nlnlil he had stolenaway, figuratively and lllerully, withthe turkeys already done to a turn.

At Ashion all went merrily. Theoyster supper began decorously, butwhen piules hearing small but In-

dubitably genuine slices of turkey,and generous helpings of dressingflunked by quivering masses of crim-son crutineriy Jelly, were awlftlypassed down the long table, a wild,exultant shout went up that lifted tbaroof of the frail hotel structure anilshuttered the silence of a lhikota nightoutside.

Among the unspeakable Crimea ofthe great west that are still shroudedIn mystery Is the bribing of the hotelcoi. The briber possibly still llveeIn luxury, with his secret all bla own;In some kitchen far away may atlllpreside the chef who accepted bla corruptlog fun

LOCAL NEWS.wat vaav cana, waaaa ftn aa t

a aa aa.

Mrs. L. W. Holt, of Lakewood.was in town Monday.

Mrs. Rule visited El PasoTuesday, on business.

Lucas & Reynolds last weekshipped 300 old cows from Toyahto Ft Worth.

Mrs. L. N. Hoag, of Malaga,was in (Jambad 1 uesday on ashopping expedition.

Jim Scanlan met with a severeaccident last week, by his horsefalling and throwing him aboutthirty feet, and carries some badscars on his face besides walking lame from injuries receivedto his side and limbs.

At the recent appointment ofcommissioned and non-comm- is

sioned officers in the corps ofthe battalion of cadets of Staunton Virginia Military Academyfor lyuo and lWtf. Uarl Livings-ton, of Carlsbad, was compli-mente-

by having the commiasion of the highest ranking lieutenant conferred upon him.

M. C. Stewart, andsheriff-ele- ct of Eddy county,Will Kerr. Y. K. Allen and Dr.Doepp came in last Saturdayfrom their hunt in the easternside of the county. Theybrought in two deer and a wildhog as the result of a ten dayhunt.

John Moore, the genial younglineman of the Utilities Co., fellfrom a telephone pole, a distance of about twenty feet, theother day. He was lucky,though, coming out withbroken arm and a tew minor injuries. He's around again, withhis arm in a sling, and his manyfriend:) hone for his speedy re-covery and early return to hisduties.

Clay McGonagill, the worldfamous roper and rider, metwith a very serious accident,last Saturday, while riding therange near Know les, in thiscounty, some seventy milesnorth east. While heading abunch of wild horses, Clay'shorse turned a double somer-sault, from stepping in a hole,breaking Clay's thigh in twoplaces. Dr. Calloway, of Mid-land, was phoned and came outin his auto, but found the in-

jury so severe that he carriedClay to Midland before endeav-oring to reduce the fracture.

S. A. McKneeley, who came toCarlsbad some three years agofrom Arkansas for his health,and who was for some time inthe employ or b. Hendricks as adry goods salesman, died atabout one p. m., tuesday, atthe home of his aunt, Mrs. M.F. Chaytor, having been takendown June 20th with fever andother complications. The bodywas shipped Wednesday morning, accompanied by his sister,Miss Lucille McKneeley and MrsChaytor, to Ash down, Ark

Sam by which name he wasfamiliarly known, was an exceptionally agreeable and com-panionable young man and mademany friends during his shortlife in Carlsbad all of whom verymuch regret his death, bamwas a young man, being only27 on the 2Gth of last September.

There seems to be considerable misunderstanding concerning the road supervisor districtsof Eddy ceunty. for the people invarious parts of the county havebeen notifying the wrong roadoverseers concerning the condition of the roads. The firstdistrict comprises that portionof the county between a point amile north of Lakewood to a linerunning east and west along thesection line north of the IlollesFarm, west across the mouth ofSheep Draw, thence west tonorth cr alonar Wagon Tire DrawThat portion of the county southof this line is District No. 3. andthe suoerv sor is G. W. WittNorth of a Una a mile north ofLakewood Mr. Patrick is thesupervisor and his address is Ar-tesi- a,

while Messrs. Witt and B.L. Walker get their mail inCarlsbad for the present.

S. B. Smith came in from theSmith St Bitting ranches in themountains and foothills west ofCarlsbad Tuesday. He reportscattle doing well but says thegrass in the foothills did not mature so as to have the strengthin it that it would have had ifthe long dry spell after the Julyrain had been broken enough tokeep the grass growing insteadof drying up before maturity.However he anticipates no lossshould rain come in February orMarch, but a long and dry springwould cause much hardshipamong cowmen. &am says nehas repaired the windmill at themouth of Johnson canon and itis a first class watering now.There is enough water at Mosleyto irrigate considerable land, butthe large number of cattle water-ing there keeps the grasstramped out for a mile or moreall around this excellent spring.

Paul Aires came in Tuesdayfor a coffin in which to bury theremains of little Oscar the six

old son of Mr. and Mrs. L.'. Cochran. The little boy will

be remembered by many as thechild that when only two yearsold wandered away from homeand was lost in the mountainsfor two days and was finallytrailed by John Williams andothers to a shelf on the rocks onthe breaks of Dog canon wherehe had fallen and probably lainfor some time. The boy hasbeen ill for some time and wasbrought in by his father fortreatment a few months ago butdid not improve, finally passingaway as stated. The parentshave the sympathy of all in theirgreat loss.

The season's biggest ball willbe given on Thanksgiving nightThursday, November 2o at theSkating Kink. Dance commenees promptly at nine o clock,The Weils Orchestra will furnishsplendid Music for the Occasion.innir your girl, wire, mother,

sister, aunt and mother-in-la-

and have a Rood time with there Boys. Dancers 51.00,

Ladies free.w is the time,

Thome's Furniture Store is thelace and the ladies of the Pres

byterian church are the ones tosell you Christmas trinkets,clothing for small children(grown-up- s too) and delicioushome made candies. Cake, coffee and doughnuts will be servedafternoon and evening.

J. R. Womack. who recentlyreturned from (enry, Oklahoma,having been called thither by theleath of his father who was

eighty-fiv- e years old when hepassed away, has purchased aninterest with Mr. Stobaugh inthe Union Meat Market and is i

busy these days rustling stock tokill for the market.

About 300 head of yearlingheifers, sold by C. W. Merchant& Sons to S. T. Bitting, escapedfrom the dipping vat pens, lues- -

day night, scattering in all directions, only 'Vi or them beingpicked up Wednesday and dippedand shipped.

"On the Frontier" was playedto a record breaking house forCarlsbad last Friday night. Theplay is a good one for this sec-

tion because it delineates in avery accurate manner for thestage a drama of the frontier.

Jolly old Santa Claus with abrand new snow storm, whichhas never before been snowed,at the Presbyterian ladies bazaar

afternoon and night.

It will not take a barrel ofmoney to buy the pretty things.or to eat something good at thePresbyterian ladies bazaar tomorrow.

The best gasoline engines forsale at the K. Ohnemus shops.

Dr. DeardutT came in fromKnowles yesterday to meet hiswife who has been east on a visitfor a couple of months. Thedoctor brought in a magnificentspecimen of gray eagle that willbe mounted by M. unnetnus.

Ohnemua can fix it. Thelargest blacksmith stock in thevalley.

John Emerson came in fromKnowles Wednesday.

Nota Under th Project.

C. W. Beeman, the Presidentof the Pecos Water Users Asso-

ciation, came up from MalagaTuesday morning to attend theregular monthly Board meeting.On Wednesday he accompaniedW. M. Reed to McMillan on aninspection tour of the construc-tion that is now going on at thatpoint. The work on the Reservoir is being pushed, and it isexpected that water can bestored by the 1st of the month.

The Farmers' Institute Societyorganized two years ago, has al-

ready done much good wori. Itheld one meeting each monthduring the winter in rotation atCarlsbad, Otis, Loving and Mal-

aga. Very interesting programswere provided, and interestingsubjects were ably discussed bymen who had had experience invarious lines of farming fromtime to time. Outside talentalso took part in the program.It is the purpose of the officersof the Association to make theSociety of still greater practicaluse the coming season. Theyare already considering the planof having two strong programsin the middle of the winter tohave subjects that pertain part-icularly to farming under thisProject discussed. The Agricul-tural College has promised itsassistance by sending good mento take part in the program.The officers are obtaining theviews of the members lefre de-

ciding on the work for the win-

ter. The Farmers' Instituteshave been a great factor in de-

veloping agriculture in America.and its usefulness is so generallyrecognized that many states haveestablished departments to carryon regular institute work for theinstruction of the farmers.This Local Society, therefore,. i . i . . . i i i i. i

niut-- k' pluce Wsnoum receive me coruiui mip-

Htrt of every one under the Pro-

ject.

The Florence school districthas just received its money forthe sale of bonds that were votedfor the punióse of doubling theschool facilities of the district.The school population is increas-ing very rapidly, and more roomis absolutely necessary to accomo

date tne cnuuren tnai now attend the school this has been

up to the enrollment

The papers inUoosevelt countyrejMirt on the returns of broomcorn in their last issue. It ap- -

IK'iirs that the broom corn grownin this part of the Valley is ofhigh quality and is bringing agood price, namely $.V).(M) a ton.But brush that is oir colors isselling any where from $25.00 to$40.00. The yield runs from oneto two of brush to the acre.After the brush has been remov-

ed there is still a lot of fodderthat is valuable for feeding, andis now being used to advantage.No broom corn has ever beenRrown here, but it is well worththe attention of the farmers.With a factory located herebrooms would lie lower and theprice of the brush would be high-

er than if it had to be shipped tosome distant oint.

Conditions for growing aspara-gus are very favorable. It is acrop that is also veryIt takes a little time to get as-

paragus established, as the grasswill not stand to be cut cummer- -

ciallv until the third year, butafter the grass is well establishedit may be cut heavily year afteryear, until the crowns finally gettoo near the surface. It is a pro-

duct that does not need to huntfor a market It ia always in

demand, and can be shipped longdistances. Growers in NewMexico claim $200.00 to $300.00net profit a year per acre of as-

paragus. Of course these menunderstand the business, andkeep their asparagus fields inproducing conditions. There isconsiderable interest among Borneof the new settlers in asparagusand there is likely to to be con-

siderable planted this winter. C.F. Rasweiler among others isplanning to set out 6,000 plants,or an acre in all. Others planto plant two rows of asparagusbetween rows in peach orchards,and will thus be able in time toto take tw o heavy crops, bothmoney makers, from the sametract of land.

The new owners of the LowerHagerman Farm east of Lovingare getting ready to begin veryextensive improvements. Thedam across the Pecos River willbe repaired and raised. The oldcanal will be enlarged and ex--itended some distance below thepresent cultivated area to whatis generally termed ScogginsFlats. There is also some talkof building a bridge acress thePecos River just east of Malaga.Any way the ford will be im-

proved and a good crossing es-

tablished.

J. R. Blair of Malaga has just'returned from an extended busi-- l

ness trip to El Paso and otherpoints. Mr. Blair is one of themen that showed his faith in the,Carlsbad Project by purchasinga odly tract of land east of,Malaga two years ago at a timewhen things were not invitingto the prospector. Mr. Blair isan improver, lie went to workimmediately to bring his newpurchase into proper state ofcultivation. Last year he plant-- 1

led practically everything intoalfalfa, aud has improved his

inainasa.rea.iy turne in other way8 Wl.,

yearpractically

tons

profitable.

The Carlsbad TuberculosisSanatorium has passed into thehands of Dr. .I. D. IVttet. whohas been putting the Sanatoriuminto condition to receive pa-

tients the past two weeks. Atthe present time the sanatoriumcan care for at least twentypatients. If conditions shouldrequire it, additional accomoda-tions can be provided on a shortnotice. There are individualquarters for patients besides thenecessary buildings for administration, dining room and etc.

WHOLE TOWN BETTERMENT.

and Buain Section,W. P. WliiHhorough of Kanaaa City,

Ho, who I greatly liitcroiitcd In civic

up tha downtown afreet and lieautlfyIng hiiMliiena am tlon, but ahouldtend It to the realdenthil

In Muting hla view to KniiHaCity Star reporter ha the followbig good auggeatlona for Improvementof town:

"The 3 Ml block Idea and thu I.I'M

block ara Sua altuinpl ai

rtr1c hattaraaetit. iml hy should mm

followed by elmllar efforte for beaat-fyln- g

tha raaldenre dlatticta of thatrlty. A downtown buelneaa dis-

trict ahould go hand lo hand withattractive collection of homee In whichtbraa (malum men and their f in leelira. Thl beautifying Idea ahmild tin-

cóme prevalent In Kaniuia it y. aa IIhaa In Cleveland, Philadelphia. Ilnnik-ly- n

and oilier eaatern rltlea. Severalrea ni ago the women'a auilllarjr of thaManufacturera and Merchanta' aocl.tloo took up the matter ofKanaaa t'lty people In Improving thaappearance of their untiiea by thaplantlna; of (lower and tha Improvingof their lawn. I'rlxea wera offered,and the eucecee of the movement Indi-

cated the Interest taken InIt With the alMiMllon of tha auilllary.however, tha movement died and doon haa atarted It again."

Mr Wlnahormigh waa one of theleader In the noma Improvement rru-aad- a

and la aUII believer In Ha lam-

adla, not only bee una of tha added attractlveneaa presented by tb homes,but a a gond opinen maker and moralagent.

"Tha planting of flower aud ahrnliala not alona an advantage to the houaebolder tecaua of added beautytbey give In hla property," ha aald,"but It glvea Inatructlon to hla growingchildren. Kvery child la benefited by

knowledge of plant life. Tha cityChildren learn too little of ordinarybotanical facta. By the liiHtlttttlon ofauch a movement theae disadvantageof city life are removed. It could laInaugurated with little trouble, andonce atarted It would aprcad of ItwlfNo man will watch hla neighbor beau-tifying aud cleaning up hla projiertywithout trying to emulate him. Timcity hcnllli ii nd police depart men t

could grcntly alt In the cruad bycompelling property owner to obeytha ordinance concerning elcanllnena."

Horn Trad Philosophy.Kvery inn ii w ho npctid t' around

borne where only a dollar waa apenfbefore a lieiiefnctor to hla race.

Plenty of men who froth at thaUioutli when they dliu-un- the cell I nil I

nailon of govcrntiivnt aro fontcrlugtliu reiititill7.iitloii of Irmle by pntronlxlllg big lllllll order hollara whichtry to gobble up the ImalncHa of lociilniercliiinlN.

tine way to nIhihI by your own townI not to nit down and write order f;rgoods ,i In- - nIiIiiihI from city whenyou n buy lliem to Jnnt a muchVuiilim- - right at home.

A town w ith no tintinen lint no hul-n- c

to In- - ii town, un, I It won't I mi atow ii very long after It Limit-.- laellinluiiieil by loo much dully lug on

i purl of II .illen Willi the mulorder lillxllieH

The clii.eii who pjitruiil7.es homewillioiit peeking un excuse 1

the apiirkle in tin- - wine of life, whllnone who prefer lo km-iii- I hi mon-

ey oniric of lilt own comuiiiully lathe dreg

Town Planning111 till be! Hi- Hie enllgl'CIM Of

lull ill lllllll il III Jiiiiiehlowu noma'

week n K" ii npiuker wild, "Ii I theduly of Ulnae Improvement anrlclle

' and park superintendent to directtheir lltlelillnll to Ibo pi 'lull nil-il- l of(town! pluu riilher I tin n lo expend nil(heir and money on nimillarea or oile r minor Improvement athiiplmr.iird or upon general clearing onoperation, afreet lighting iintl Hie Ilkthat hIioiiIiI he by the townolllcor through llieir regular approprlatioiiH" He added thnt public apir- -

It, wlM'ly directed by a well thoughtPlea For Beautifying Both Ridnct 0nt plan, could trniiHfiiriii a vn l:t

nunle

clean

from five to eight year, but ho aaldthere iiiiihI Iw locally leader In thamovement "who I big eiiongh to gra-- i

Improvement, doea not believe that tha w hole

Kanaaa ('II ahould atou ut clennina enough to

theaectloiia.

a

tha

the

the

(lie

the

a

v

c

t

u

conception nuilmid fui', ngnlnat criticism

until It Ik well under way." 'I'll Itnivalin Keif Hiicrltlrlng effort ut firm,but ultimately It I mire of general ap-

proval, and happily almnat every towncontain uch a lender.

Th Caop.

Thl Hat I a mera enop.""Vea. John." aald hla wife aweetly.

"and the cook haa Juat flew It"-Pi- tta.

burg I'nat

THAT XMAS WHEELimvn you got it

?7? P ?T?

II er. Afar weafa mail a re Praaeaf laaaAKVTASDHU Make rVaaa.

ARTHUR CROZUZR IS PRHP71RKDTm fake Oréir ra fea. Gaaa Htpmlné. Taya Fltfé Imp

reaaaa. amé all afarfa ml laefte.

TILL KINDS of REPAIRING.Satuiacboe GaaiaaMad. Oa Deal Weil al Upa

JM GoosebooeMaeSays we are to havea COLD WINTER.

That means

should be

get ready

buying a

stove. If

no one need

We have a

!IT

to at

20c ner

set up in

10c

Is

AWILL DO.U

You Bive FJetlnc Motor a kilowatt hour t' ,ol The Motor will Saw MX) feet ol timber. ( fClean 5.000 knives. Clean seventy live pairs of shoe. Clip 4 ,

five lioise. Kuii a iieve two hour, lion thirty ilk hat. iGrind I 20 t muml. o 'S-e- . knead eiubt ai k of flour ,I ill ami coi k 250 u u pint Little. Pump an i.

thurth otynn for one tmiie.e fwt. Run bull ua wheel

IrH lano!trn hour. I.tfl lhi and halfu..- - . -n ......i...... it. i.ift k.Hir

a... . ....... ..... hn.M i mu. i., ut-- larivaa r ,uu Ihltl. linnr lri.m lia -on - iit

mita ! Irw buuhah Maka ,u liaiNKK ilHH

I I

we

Pump 1 00 gallon water twen- - ,twenty houi. Kun an elec- - ,1' nr '''I ,n ,,M,r nitnutea.

Huh. laiu vrnlllallliil fan Irn honl-a-

yur dinnai ui.-l.- ar ilat for .mi. rlI alllr rl 1.1 trl tit 'u thraa

A I lili O I AN II.VMil I M AC.

--5T

FOR

COMPANY i

A

Everybody

sure

early by

heating

this is done

fear the cold.

y fine line

heaters and can supply all demands from the

Little$3.50 the larger base burner $60.

Stove nine. Coal hods 35c each.

RI:MI:MBI:R everyand your

1

cast iron

Pokers each.stove

Carlsbad) hREE.

Tracy-Robe- rt

Hardware Company.

WHAT WAGNERMOTOR

WarnerrUlnntv.

ordinary

THE PUBLIC UTILITIES

ASK

sell(in

J0IM30N EDERLE MakersOOLORAOO SPNINOI.OOLO.

to

good

of

stove

ioint.

housepolished, delivered

Notice of Sale of School Bond.H, Outrii l No of hld Canity, Naw

Mpuru. in uurtmanca nf an alartnm hald for thatpmMa.a on Aunul 17th IWii, haa imium! Imim

at Huá norata. Halad Wntaoiliar Int. lia.diM al yri aflar data, ajilh inlafrom dala at a i,r rani, navahtawith uíiIhhi to rmlarm at any tima after lar.raara ' aln-- la harahr vivan that t ha umttr- -

tanal rounly traa.urar will aall aaal mania totha hiatiMt balitar tharafor at hla otni-- In t aria,bail, N. M . on Saturday tha ilnl day of Nwvam.liar. ttan. bin no bal wilt ha runanlarait far laaathan an par anl on tha itotlar.

Witnaaa my ha ml. ihia tha Hh day of Ortubar,

W H Mat. MNT.Traaatirar of to . N. M

Mr J. U HaavkY.Itvputy

Carlsbad Furniture Co.

UNDERTAKERSR. M. THORNE

UOtNSCO KMBALMCR

Telephono70You jret the beat service at the

Star Stable.

Jersey cowi for sale. Adtires. L. W. Holt, Lakewood,N. M. 49 4 timea

Star Stable prices are same toall.

Furniithed Rooms Enquire atMrs. Fuller s on Main street.

Loving I tema.

The musical entertainmentheld at Loving was a great suc-

cess. The basket ball has beenordered.

There will be a basket supperat Loving next Friday night,November 20th.

Prof. May and family held amoving picture show at LovingMonday and Tuesday.

Mr. Carter brought downtwenty men last week and sold900 acres of land near Loving.

A protracted meeting is beingheld at Malaga by Revs. Maderis& HufTrran.

Dot Smith has gone to Chicagowhere he will spend a few weeks.

Mrs. Blalock and sons wereentertained at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Samuel Hughes Sunday.

Mrs. G. W. Smith and familyattended Malaga church Sundaymorning and went to Mrs.Beeman's for dinner.

Rich Carter, of Hagerman,visited friends mar Loving lastweek.

Walter Smith, near Loving,will go to the McMillan dam,Thursday, to work.

The Baptist preacher willpreach at Loving Sunday at i

eleven, and a basket dinner willbe served.

Her Heart was Broken

paute her comiilxon wan bad andhe could find nothing to clear it up.

ldiet: a bad complexion ia cauaed byan Inactive liver. An inactive livorwill be put in perfect condition bytakinr Hallard'i Herbine The un-equalled liver regulator. Sold by tUMyUTUg fJO

In tha of Klrat National

II. A. Ilnuaar.

afterm.

CuresWo ri-t- to tb- -t borní Ui wk,

riff Tin wtimfn 'known t Ur. ftwca'tviirli frwrlptltin.r. .lutin t'yff unnuf (lie Klllirll Staff

Of Kcl.r.nic Mkihcai. Ur:Vlr: -- iviof tliilmrn mI (lifi'inbw IMlii wli'i--

ta ona of lh chlfl IngredtenU ol Ihe iforitp

- A ramiilr whh--h InrartaM yk ia u'ar-In- a

liivuroratur ' niakea for numialllrllr of ttin Mltlr irynlu'tla a)l.'tnHaitMiilnii-l- n llalimiaa Iioh-i- --

al.li h imira fully atiati.-r- thv '

auninm (Ann " '''" with uhtrh I imrinaXnfMi 111 Hi trfatnu nl tl ellr

to immrii II I that a ra Ittarn di-- mil poin-n- t aiimt- - Indli ' Innfi.r thla rfni.Hlial ai'nt." In. rrfa funh.--tara: 'Tht- - fiillowln ra tmtin' IliaInJIi al'oii fur UWiMila (l.'nliiirn naitl Hamor arbinf la Ova barlt. with i rrurortWt I

the rirudurtlttrirtni oí tintran. oirniX nVpraaaU. and

aV lalttl witlf rhronlr diaraaraofIlia ri prodil tira latían uf wutnen; roiittanlarn.atlon d haat In Owi rrflon oí the a:

roarrrtiaflj idinxlln). due to ttnra conltlun niha rrprudui-tlr- t aj'H-m- i

ur tlxant Dwntlilror trrotupans tnt an

al.nuaijll mndllltm of tht diaii onranttnd ia-ml-c I ihln l.lutxl ) dranarnAC.n Is UM alnraM lowar part uf tut

The Bank of CreationThe only tafe bank in the world. Never returna a check unpaidHurglar proof. Will pay the largeat difidendt of any bank. Neverrefused to pay iepoaitora. Never affected by money panin Alwavatolvent The oldett hanking Institution in the world. The onlyaafe bank to deposit in. All deposita by the creator ofall things and the U. S. Government. If you are interested, see

The Holloway LandMullant BulMlnc. aaal

I'retldant.

A NI6HTS

Sleeperready

Woman's Weaknesses.

Tiik

Trwrllitlon":

whl.--

ttiniic(n'aWiiondlll.frvf

Drrlol.larVinV'r,0iliahlti

the

guaranteed

Co.

atxKJTnrn. Ipm nf tho ihoy irmiitonnt

QiUiT THjn lilKf IT. lirrri-- a xmunyi'rrtiwT'onirpt'nM wuil'hg r

fttl li'fl It Unleorn root, or Ufloiila.ml Ilia mttllrtl iniMrtlot of whli'k IIiiMt falthfull rr)in-wnta- .

ol liiililou Nwl runt, aiidihar prominentIrntrntlIiMit ot " Favorito I'rfarriiiil'in,t?rof. Klnlnv ElllnRWcaal. M. I), of Urn-ftc- tt

Mrxllcál Ciilli ic, Chlt-aau- . :

"It I an Important ramedy In dlrdrt otUm aimih In all ratarrhal rundltkmaand (nnaral anfrvMomant. It la uaaful."

I'nil. John M. St'tidilar. M. !.. lat ofCincinnati, at of (loltlan Kaal rout t

In rrlaikat to lit fonaral affarta on thatratrm. (Am a nn maitirrnr In Mat aimf trAIrAtArrr U ntH ornrrnl Hnnnfmlfont uinntnn. Ula tmlraran( narantad aa UM toalc uartul laaJIdvlillllaird aiataa."

i'rof. K. Hartbolow, M. O..OÍ JaffamoaWmJIral foil ;. tavt of (Inldan Hal :

Valuadla In utarlna hatnorrhaaa tnenor-rhaa- la

ifl.llnl and djiBMUur-rbu- aiialnful ojanatruatUriit."

Ir. rintrf't Kavorit I'Tatcrlptlon fa.th-fiil- lr

raiirmnnU all ttio alaiva named In-- fraJifliU and curat thtdittttaa for Brta

loar axa rtcojouaudnd.

Carlsbad Dairy

Puro Jtray Milkand Orttm Dallv

rttd to Mil part ottha olty.

J. Worse!!. Proprietor

CARI.SHAO. HEW MhXICO.

K H. Arniatrona, (Aahlar

, .

8.tN. CARLSBAD and ROSWELL

3Dla2

Youreach

Roawelifor

breakfast

Bank.

XEbclHatiotial 35anh of CarlsbabDepository for Eddy County and T.r .tory of New Mexico

Open In account wilh ui and try paying by checki.

You will find it will pay.

UIHElTOKH-l- l. A. Itnuaei. V. V. Iinapp. E. Hradrlrka, M. I.lvlnii.lon. K. H. Armatron.J. O. i amaron. C. II McLauaihtu

Middle ol the Block, Neat door to Post Office

NO. S4S7John H. Jorca, A C. Huno, O. M. Coon, W. A. CSaiu.

Praaldaol Vict ITealdaol. Caablar. Aaa' t Caahler.

The First National BankOarlabad, Now M a x loo

Capital and Surplus, $125,000.We have ample raillal aud are prepared at all tiuiea to care for the

needs ot oar costonierv. The pslronatre of the pabilo ia rvapeotfallyNo account too tma'l rn twelve oor beat atteuiion.

COMFORTABLE SLEEP

foroccuDancy

9. p.

O.

In the through Pullman nowrunning on our through trains-d- ue

to leave Roewell 10 p. m.and reach Carlsbad 1 a. m.you1 occupy berth until 7 o'clock

n opposite directions.

Eastern R'y of Ksv MulcoD. L. aftr aaa . p .A.

Amarilla, ItaaaB. r. Boas. Act.

Cawtaaad Naa Maalaa.