Pcol>ute Clerk

ews. A Journal Devoted to the Interests of Lincoln County.

VOLUMI<~ 12. CARl~IZOZO. LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, !\1A Y ~. 1 cJll. NCl\IBEH

The Farmers' Free List. I squared, and ro~ncl_ timber used The democrats in congress do, for spars or 1n oulldw_g wharves)

well when they uegiu tariff re-I !'c of a cent per LUhlc foot. vision hy .putting upon the free! "Sawed hoards, planks. deals list something hkc one hundred • and other lumh('r I roug-h l 50 article-.; larg-ely consumed IJy cents to $1.25 per 1,000 feet board farmers. The farmer has been i measure. the chief sufferer from the princi-l "Sawed hoards, planks, deals pi~ of protection and it is only: and oth:r ~umber (dressed)- 50 fa1r that relief should beg-in with' cents to ~1.;,0 per 1,000 feet IJoard hi~. The reciprocity t,reaty 1s. me~sure. . . a (Jod-sencl to him, nnt so much 1 • 1 he above hst shows the add1-, because it confers great benehts, twns tha_t ar~ to he m_ade to upon him hut because it il-ad-; to the free hst with the tanff now greater reductions. The oppon- collected. Mea,t <~lone will bt' a ents of the reciprocity agree- great boon. _1 he fangs ot the ment have trit>cl to hide behincl beef trust w1!l be drawn when the L~r~.er, _but the "farmers', !he consumer can huy,~Iis meat 1

tree hst will drive them !rom 1n the open market. I he beef 1 under co\·er and compel them to trust h_as tax~d the fa_rmer l~oth

vote with the democrats or quit ways, tn bu_vtng- and tn sellwg. 1

talking about the farmer. I~ouk The meat buyers of the city as i at the list! well as the farmers will he bene- i

''Plows, harrows, header,.;, har- tittecl by free mt>at. Ll'l the good 1

vesters, reapers, thre-;hing rna- I wor~ go on; the ch·moc~ats. are I chi~es, cottc~n gins and ~lther ~~~~1ng an excellent begtnnwg.l aKncultural Implements. l;, per ~ommoner. cent ad valorem.

"Cotton bag-g-ing, gunny cloth California Will Try New L'aw. anc! similar faiJrics used as covo·r- The t111tiative, referendum and tng--.;, etc.· f1-10 of a cent per recall lor all citie-. and towns in SljUare vard." ·California becomes a law in thirty

"(;rain, butT and split lt•ather 11

d_a_vs. (;overnor Johnson has I · 7 }2 per cent. s1gnec! tlw meao.,ure passtd by the

"Band, bond, belting, rough,leglslature. All elt:ctive mu-l and sole leather S per .cent. '!icipal oflicers may be recalled I

•·Boots and shoes made of ho-! tour months after thev atisume-1 vine cattle hides or skiDs-10 per otlice upon petttion of twenty-five cent. per cent of the re~istered voters.

"Harness, saddles and saddlery of the town. The official soug-ht I ---20 per cent. to b~ recalled will be subject to

"Leatht•r cut i:1to shot> uppers .1

an elec_tion a~d must lt>ave office~ or vamps, etc.--H) per cent. ad· lmnll'dtately 1f another man re­ditional duty. :ceives the nujonty of votes.

"Barht>cl fence wire 3·4 of a 1 The initiative and referendum, cent a_ pound. j c~n he invoked upon pe~ition of

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2."> per cent. of the leg-Islators. rope, woven wire for tencinl{ and Unless the governing- ilody passe,; other kinds of wire suitable for or velOL'" the measures desired fencing· J-10 to h-Ill of a cent~ within thirty davs, an <>lection per pound.' I will he hl'ld to enable the people I

"Fresh beef, veal, mutton,; t0 pass. upon the_ measures. Jf l lamb, pork ancl m<>ats of all k1n<ls I the petltton carne:-. only 10 per -1,1

1 cents per pound. 'cen~ of the voter~ and the gov· "Salted, pickled, drieci, clrrssecl [ ern1ng- Lody refuses to act, the

and preserved meah-25 per cent. nwa~urt·s come up for a vote of aci valorem. 'the people at the next reguLtr

"Bacon, hams and shoulder!> 4 municipal election. cents a pound. -- --~

"Lard 1' 2 cents a pound. CoL Wiggins Bounds Texas. "S<iusage and sau-..age meats In an arg-ument the other day r

2S per cent ad valorem. about the boundaries of the state· '•Bu,:kwheal.-fl,JUr, wheat !lour. of Texa._, Col. Wigl{in ... was asked'

and o.,euwnlino·- 25 per cent. ! to hound the state and settled the "Corn meal 4L cents per 100 clio.,pute a" follow ... : "On the,

pound<~. , north hy the Hedman and toma-. ".Rye tlour--}! of a cent a i hawk. sah; on the weo.,t hy hot r

pound. · i tamales, cactus and chtle con-! "Oatmeal and rolled oats llcarne, sah; on the east by the

cent a pound. huckleht•rr_\",swamps and alliga-"Biscuits, bread, wafers and tors of Loui..,ttfta and Arkansas,

similar articles, not sweetened -;ah; on the south hy the (;ulf of 2\J pt"r cent. Mexico -and if it wa<;n't f.>r that 1

"Sewinri machioes--45 per measly pond of water, would ex-cent. tencl to the South Pole, ~ah.

•·Salt (in hulk 1 -7 cents per Texa<~ is a wolf. It's her duty to 100 pounds. howl. Slw's one nf the old blue

"Salt (in bag-s, sacks or bar- hen chickens, sah." rels)-11 cents per 100 pounds. .-.

"Shingles- -50 cents per 1,000. Judge Lange, an attorney and "Laths -20 cents per 1.000. rna vor of Tucumcari, was among

'" "Tim her (hewn, sided or he attorneys here this wed

EI'H'F.RITY I )A>Tllt.S Copy1lght

Sincerity Clothes is rt>shrunk bt-yond the mill'~ own process 'till the loss is 15 per cent; but cloth-loss means cu:-.tomer gain, lor the man who discards a Sincerity suit after long- service, and sees with his own eyes that the ... tyle has outlastt'd

• the fabric, is bound to be a Sinct'rity buyer.

Sincerity clothes are l u t so well and worked so rardully that they l10ld up their heads in the company of much hi-gher priced kind.

The man they rover is at eas(. anywhere, secure 1n the know!-eclge that he is fitting-­ly clothed.

The most complete line of 1\lrn's Furnishings en·r !>hown in Carrtzozo await your inspection. \Ve arc show-

ing a nifty line of

Men's Silk Shirts All the New Colors in all the Sizes

Stag Brand Cravats, ~ Navarre ~Thoroughbred Hats

Shirts,

~ Como ;n to<l•)·· ~Loke~~~~:,~:~~bealqua<tm ~ during your visit in Carrii\oZo.

~ " The House of Good Taste"

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CARRIZOZO NEWS

O.A.RRIZOZO • NEW l\IEXICO

THE STAY AT HOME.

To travel with a well-filled purse, 1 FEED APPARATUS FOR SWINE a well-stocked mind, a sharp and Intel­ligent curiosity-that Ia a delight. To take a sea trip as a tonic- that Is ra-tiona!, too. But to go abroad, as cer-

Device Adapted for Feeding Cattle, But More Particularly Hoga­

Dellvery Ia Regulated.

tain persons do by the shipload, for D 1

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th 111 t tt I ev ce s own n e us ra on,

tho more sake of locomotion; to be the Idea of Charles G. Howard of able to say they have crosed the water Exeter, Neb., provides an apparatus (often at the cost of unspeakable agon- for feeding cattle and more particu­les); to stand Ignorant upon historic I larly swine, which may be arranged battlefields, dumb and unapprecialive 1 to regulate the rate of deltvery of before the great shrines of art; to ; the food; provide an apparatus where pass from city to city without know!- the door for delivering the food may edge of their teeming past, from state be readily and quickly adjusted; and to state obllvlou f their olttical re- provides Ill construction which is slm-

• s 0 P pie, economical, and durabJe, says lations, their polity, their economic · tho Scientific American. So tar as condition-that Is Incarnate fully possible all the members shown In afoot. They were better off at home the engraving are constructed from In a hammock. Dr. Samuel Johnson views the matter shrewdly. "The use of traveling," be says, ''Is to regulate Imagination by reality, and Instead of thinking how things may be, to see I them as they are," says the Philadel­phia Press. The doctor Jived long be- II

fore the days of tho perfected camera and moving picture. To make the ! grand tour In his time was almost re- I

I qulslte to a polite and liberal educa- :

I tlon. It Is stlll desirable, though rath- i er a perQuisite. The stny-at-home 1

man and woman, If establlshPd In hap- 1 • Hog Feeding Apparatua. py environment, oocupled with conge- \

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11 meta , t e a es an top, as we as nlal and profitable duties, and unmo- 1 tb f 1 h 1 b 1 th fl r e ram ng c anne s e ow e oo Jested by the diabolic spirit which

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of the troughs, being of sheet metal, urges contented folk to roam, have while the rods, bolts, and disk form­all the beat of life at hand and only log the lock for the doors are prefer-, happiness to lose by roving. Gold- l ably formed of bar and plate metal. smith found It so and cried: "The I first. beat country ever Is at home." :

I After deep thought Prof. Prentiss C. 1

Hoyt, of Clark College, propounds the , . '

opinion that there Is no such thing ; as American humor. It Is not Anwrl- !

USEFUL RUBBER CURRY COMB •

Home-Made Implement Ia One of Beat Thlnga for Removing Looae

Halra From Horae.

can, but just Individual and personal, : One of the best things for remov­thlnks the professor. It may orgun ' lng the loose hairs from a horse when some temerity to contradict a collP~e he lA RhPddlng Is a rubber having an

f W• t t . uneven surface, writes Earl Streit of

pro essor. e seem o remem JlT · N k Obi 1 th p 1 M h ewar , o, n e opu ar ec an-that one newspaper which so far for- ' los. A comb of this kind can be made got the properties and eternal verltiPB qt a block of wood. 1)8 Inch thick, 3 as to "get gay" with Prof. Oscar Lov- , elt Triggs, of Chicago, was haled Into 1

court for It, says the lllllwaukee Sen- 1

tlnel. But really Professor Clark gt'ts on debatable ground In denying the ex- , lstence of that commonly recognized entity, American humor. Surely there Is a distinctively American twang to ' the drollery of our typical American humorists. and a family resemblance that makes their prod uctlons recog­nizable as American In a moment I

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Artemus Ward and Mark T'l\'aln had 1 -Home-Made Rubber Curry Comb. their separate Individualities; but they had their common national character- or ' Inches wide and 8 Inches long.

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Tack a piece of corrugated rubber, a lstlc, and their fun Is racy of t e so piece of rubber stair pad wtll do, on It sprang from. one surface of the block. Make a han-

dle and fasten It to the other side of A Frenchman who Is In jail has the block. The rubber tacked to the

challenged a Frenchman who Is out block ls shown In Flg. 1 and the side vtew showing the handle tn Flg. ll.

of Jail to fight a duel, and the chal-lengee has asked the authorities to let the challenger loo!lll long enough for a meeting on the field of honor. You simply cannot beat the French for po­lltenesa.

Sympathy for that young woman whose nose freezes when she tries to sleep out of doors should lead some philanthropic Inventor to devise a workable nose mu.rr.

An actress who has gone Into bank· ruptcy explains that she spent all her money for taxicabs. Since when have

-t:.actresses taken to pa.ylng their own taxicab fares?

Bordeaux Mixture Formula. There are a number of formulas for

Bordeaux mixture, but the standard formula now recommended by the ma­jority of experiment stations for use against most funguous . diseases Is four pounds of copper sulphate, tour pounds of lime and fltty gallons of water. This does not mean that It Is absolutely necessary to make up the ml:J:ture In 50-gallon amounts. It we need only 60 gallons of the mixture then we would use four pounds each of the sulphate and lime and 6'0 gal­lons of water. It'-' we need only 26 gallons of the mixture we would use two pounds ~ach of the aulphate and ll.nae and 26 pllons of water.

VENTILATE THE SHEEP SHED

Structure Should Be So Arranged So As to Give Necessary Fresh Air

and Exclude Heavy Raina. ---

A building devoted to sheep should be arranged so as to give the desired fresh air and prevent the beating rains from getting Inside. Ordinary door arrangements will not afford this prot<>ctlon.

Windows or the upper part of the building may be fixed with strong

Ventilated Sheep Shed.

Women suffering from any form of Illness are invited to promptly com­municate with Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, :Mass. All letters are received. opened. nad and answered by women. A wo..

man can freely talk of her priTate ill­ness to a woman: thus has been es­tablished this con-

hinges so as to be pushed out and fidence between propped open, allowing the fresh air :Mrs. Pinkham and to enter at the bottom of the opening. the women of The top of this kind of a shed may_ America which bas be left open the greater part oi the never been broken. time without harming the flock at aiL lished a testimont:fe::~:d !h1Jt~

without the written consent of the GOOD FITTINGS FOR STABLES 1 writer, and never has the Company

· i allowed these confidential letters to Build! 8 Should Be Well Lighted and get out of their possession, as the

ng 11 hundreds of thousands of lihem in High Enough for Ample Vent a· their files wil). attest.

tlon-Size of Doora. Out of the vast Tolumeo:f experience

which Mrs. Pinkham has to draw The stables for the stock should be I from, it is more than possible that she

well lighted, high enough tor ample I has gained the very knowledge needed ventllatlon and the stalls wide and long In your case. She asks nothing 1n re­enough for the stock to rest In com- turn except your good will, and her fort. The stable doors should be tully advice has helped thousands. Surely four feet In width hung on rollers; any woman, rich or poor, should b8 this will prevent an' animal from being glad to take advantage of this gener-

f h If ous offer of assistance. Address Mrs. Injured In passing In or out 0 a a · Pinkham, care of Ltf~a E . .Pinkham open door. The winter doors should ;Medicine Co., Lynn, ss. be solid and slotted In summer. The following dimensions wlll prove satls- Every woman ought to have factory: Width of double stall with Lydia E. Pinkha.m"s 80.page stanchions for cows, 6 feet; width of Text Book. It Is not a book for teed trough, 18 Inches; width of feed arenera.l distribution, as It Is too passage between two rows or cattle, expensive. It Is free and only 4 feet; length ot stall from stanchion obtainable by mall. Write lor to gutter tor small cows, 6 feet; length It today • of stall from stanchion to gutter for ================ large cows. 6 feet; length of partitions Filling Her Program. between stalls, 4 teet; width of manure "Ah say, Mlz Mandy, am yo' pro-gutter In cow stable, 12 Inches; depth gram full?'' of gutter, 8 Inches, and walk behind "Lordee, no, Mr. Lumley. It takes cows, 2 feet. Width of stall for horses, mo' an a san'wlch an' two olives to 6 feet; length of otall for horses, 12 fill my program." feet; size of loose box for mare with colt, 10xl2 teet, and olze of loose box for cow and calf, 8x10 feet.

A concrete floor put down on a prop­erly graded 8-lnch base of cracked stone Is not too hard If the cattle are well bedded. The best floor for horses Is one of red clay, just made moist enough to pack down firm. A clay floor Is best for horses' feet. A stone floor Is too hard, and a board floor Is too dry. The stable should race south; the doors shoould open out upon a well­sheltered, dry yard, securely fenced. Running water In the yard, with drain to carry off the overflow, Is to be pre­ferred to water In the stable.

DO NOT KILL OUT BOB WHITE

Quail Ia Strong Ally of Farmer In Fight Against Weeda and If

Undlaturbed Become• Tame.

(By DR. W. D. BELt,.) They most certainly should not be

killed out. On the other hand they will repay bountifully all effort ex· pended In protecting them and favor­Ing their Increase. The farmer should never allow more to be shot for game than the surplus stock, being sure to leave plenty of birds for the next year's nesting. The live birds on the farm are worth much more than the dead birds on the table however well they may be cooked.

DISTEMPER In all lte forms amona all aaea of hone1,

ae well ae dog~~, cured and otbel'l in ~ame etahle pre'l'ented from ha~:~e diteiLifl with SPOHN'S DIBTE CURE. Evt•ry bottle lfllll.mn teed. Over 800 000 bottlee sold last year •. liO and Sl.OO. Any good druagiet., or 1end to !Jlllnufacturen. Agl'nte wantl'a. Spohn Medical Co., Spec. Contaaioua Diaea1ea, Go1hen, Ind.

It must have been a spinster who said that some widows wear heavY vella to conceal their joy.

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Whenever there is a tendency to OODJitl· pation

1 sick-headache or bilioumes.1, taka a

cup oi Garfield Tea. All druggists.

He Waa a Judge. Geraldine-! am just twenQ'-two. Gerald-Verdict aet &aide. .

PROOF In the ornlng1

We tell you about how good you'U feel after taldng a CABOARET­that millions or people-buy, use and recommend them-But that's talk-you bull a box now-take aa directed to-night and get the proof In the morning-After you know CASCARJDTB you'll Dever ba without them.

The Bobwhite or quail Ia naturally trustful and where undisturbed be­comes remarkably tame. He wt11 rear his young and spend his days close to human dwellings, adding cheer by his merry whistle. More Important than this, however, from the inoney standpoint, the Bobwhite Is a strong ally of the farmer ln the fleht ll&"'ftSt • weeds.

CJASOARET8 lOo • bo:~r far a wee'lt'e treatment, aUclrullfldata. Blifpllt •eUe• In th• world. lliUlon bo&ea a IDOiltb.

FOR ALL SORE EYES

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Rhepmatism Advice · ~oa P:rctmlnont Doctor'• Boat

Proacrlptlon-la Easily Mixed.

"Get one ounce of eyrup of Sareapa.­rilla. compound and one ounce or Torte compound. Then get halt a. pint ot goon Whleky and put tbe other two Ingredi­ents Into tt. Tal'e a tablespoonful of thla mixture before each meal and at bed time. · Shake tbe bottle before ue­tn~r." -!l'hla la not new ln this city 118 bl&ny of the worse cues of rheuma.tlem and back-ache have been cured by lt. Good results come the first do.y. . Any druglrlat has these Ingredients on hand or will quickly pt them from his 'Vholeaa.le hom~•. Any one can mix them.

Seoma to Bo Wrong.

FRENCH BEAN COFFEE, A HEALTHFUL DRINK

The healthiest ever: you can grow It In your own garden on a small Patch 10 by 10, producmg 50 pounds or more. Ripens In Wisconsin.,. 90 days. Used In gru~t quantttles In France, GermanY and all over Europe. Send

' 16 cents In stamps and ·w 1 wlll mall you a package giving full culture di­rections Is also our mammoth seed catalog free, or send 31 cents and get In addition to above 10,000 kernels unsurpassable vegetable and . fiower seeds-enough for bushels of vege­tables and fiowera. John A. Salzer Seed Co., 182 8. 8th St., La Crosse, Wis.

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' 00 s Sarsaparilla

Leads all other medicines in the cure of all spring aiHnents, humors, loss of appetite, that tired feeling, paleness and ' nervousness. Take it. .

Get it today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsataba.

•••'l'orlr, •ew'l'eri<,IUYet<lalo.be,, .. ul11481.,1f"" The use of the Howell-Whatever 11 Is rl&"ht.

Powell-But euppose a fellow eoaka you with his left?

Hamlins Wizard OiJ is recommended by many phYJiicians. It is u1ed in many pub­lic and priYRte hospitals. Why not keep a bottle on hand In your own home?

Here's a tip, young man. Convince a girl that she shouldn't love you, and she will.

A School for Girls JN NEW YORK CJJTY. BOI!tfeatures of country and cUr llfo Out-ot-<toor oport11 on 110bool park of 36 aorea near tbo Bttdaol,\ ltlvor. Aoademlo Oouree Primary Oh'&" to Graduation. Mualo and Art. •ass BD08 ud 11188 WHITOII

"'··Gillett<:-· .. · KNOWN THI! WOilLD Oftll

starts habits of energy--initiation . ··- -- . -·~-.....,.._.._- .

Actions, looks, words-steps from the alphabet by which you spell char­acter.-Lavater.

HI'B. Winslow's Soothing S)'t'Up for Ohlldren teething, softens lhe gnm11, rednoea lnftamma· tlon, a.lla7s paan, curea wqad oollc, 26o a bottle.

A woman who speaks but one lan­guage usually talks enough for two.

~... ,-·----· W at•eall:.Colrllnan;Waab. lngto.!/.1>.0. :&olbl free. Ulil~ e.t emnoee. llest nauua.

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W. N. U., DENVER, NO. 13-1911.

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THE OR.IP

. February, March and April are the backache months, because they are months of colds, chills,

grip and pneumonia, with their congesting, weakening influence on the kidneys. Colds, chills, or grip strain the kidneys and start backache, urinary disorders and uric acid troubles. You feel lame, weak and tired and have headache, dizzy feelings, achy muscles and joints; too frequent, painful urinary passages, sediment, etc. Chills hurt the kidneys. Likewise well kidneys often prevent taking cold, by helping to pass off the waste matters of cold congestion. Doan's Kidney Pills are very useful in the raw winter and spring months. They stop backache and urinary disorders, keep the kidneys weJI and prevent colds from settling on the kidneys. Strong testimony proves it. What better evidence could you ask?

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CONVINCING PROOF FROM GRATEFUL USERS IN HOSPITAL FOR NINE MONTHS. THE SHADOW OF DEATH.

Awful Tale of Suffering From Kidney Trouble. A Washington Woman's Remarkable Recovery. Alfred J. O'Brien, No. 2nd St., Sterling Colo., says: ''I

was In the Baltimore Marine Hospital for nine months. I was emaciated from fever, had a persist­ent ache in my back and was completely worn out. The urine was In a terrible state, and some days I would pass half a. gallon of blood. I left lhe hospital be­cause they wanted to operate on me. I then went to St. Joseph's Hospital In Omaha and put In three months there without any gain. I was pretty well dis­couraged when I was advised to use Doan's Kidney- Pills, but by the time I had used one box the pain In the back left me. I kept right on, and a perfect

cure was the result. You may put anyone ln communlca.Uon with me and I wlll give them proof that this statement Is cor­rect."

Mrs. Enos Shearer, Yew St., Centralia, Wash., with one kld­ne)11111gone, the other badly diseased, and five doctors In con­

sultation, was thought to be In a hopeless state. "My limbs 'were so swollen," said Mrs. Shearer, "that I could hardly get about. I rapidly grew worse untll the doctor said one kidney was entirely gone and the other badly decayed. The end seemed near, and my friends gave me up to die. On my brother's advice I began using Doan's Kid­ney Pills and after the fourth day I was able to be propped up in bed. Through their use I rapidly improved until at the present

time I am active and well, although 65 years old; I can do fully as much work as any woman in Centralia, and enjoy good health."

A TRIAL FREE- Teet Doan'• Kid-ney Pilla Y ouraelf

Cut out thia coupon, 1nail it to Foster-Milburn Co., :Quff~or. N. Y • . A free trial package of Doan•s Kidtiey Pills will be mailed you promptly.

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THE CARRIZOZO NEWS quisition, and to avoid doing so · l'ubli~ho•l every l<'l'idny at went before a Chicago judge, se·

CAJtHrzozo • ·NEw MHxrco. cured a habeas corpus and thus

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- - -- -- --- tied the hands of tbe, people of . ' ' --:.- . • t•:ntllr{'tl "" Hll\Wild cl!tRH lll!Lti.Pr June·~. 19UH, at Illinois, and closed their mouths, tlw P'•~totH~e at Ca.rr1zozo, Now Mexico, under tht• net of Murch 3, IH7U. aS Well j for, Oe l t Understood, l t

sunl:!CRIPTIOl\ JL\1;Etl-,--- j is not the wisest policy to criti­onn \"t>ar · · $Lr>O i cise COUrts. 'l'he immunity bath H•_x Mouth~_<_h_y_u_,,._u_J_-____ • ___ $1_·00 thus granted by the court is the

Ex.rro1; keystone of their rascality; and, c::-----::--::--.-.~":":_:::_:::_-:-:_ :::-':' .. :::::::: dear reader, do y.,>u suppos.e the J:-10. A. HALEY.

' THE RECALL. I honest peopl~ of lllinois would . not like an opportunity to recall

Much has been said ~bout' th-e II that judge? Db the people of recall leature in the "Anzona con- Illinois believe that judge is any stitution, and particularly as it j better, any freer from the temp· applies to the judtciary. The tations that assail all humanity, federal authorities ~resaid~~ be any more likely to be infallible, u~uch opposed to tht'>!propostt~on. ·simply because be is on the bench, E\·en Mr. Roosevt•lt, who ltkes than he was bf'fore he· donned to be styled the progressive of the ermine? In other words, progressives, mildly censured does the elevation of any man the p~ople of Arizona for inco_r- to the bench allay his prejudices porattng that popular feature 1n and render him incapable of ~o­their constitution. Yet, when ing wrong? If the&e questions this self-same speaker reached can be answered in the affirma· California he most heartily ap· tive, then the recall should not pm\'t~d of the feature in that apply to the judiciary. state.

For our part, while only tenta­tivdy endorsing the recall, we are bound ta confess that we fail

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MINING APPLICATION.

to see an_v reason for alarm over Serial Number 024680. the question. It may be abused UNITED STATE!:! LAND OFFICE. at times, yes; but if its opera- Uoswell, New Moxie, tioos should be productive of Aprilt2,1911. wor:>e conditions than those ftom Noti11o iR hereby givPn thot Chlcagoond l:!onta

l<'o Smelting ond Mining Com pony, by John Y which we are now suffering, then Hewitt itA ot.toroey-in-fnet, whoso 1.ost ollice God bel p the American people! address is Wh1te Oak11, Lincoln County, New And il"' tb i 'i connection it a p- Muico, buR this dny bled Its npplicntion for a

I f · h' · f b · 1•atent for the Hawkeye Hroup of mining claims pears on Y atr to SaJ: t at 1 t e coosistingoftbeHawkeyoLode for1270.110feet recall should IJe apphed to any nod tho Red Rose Lodoforl:!M.16feot.ofsnid class of ofticj,als the judiciary is veins, bearing gold, tugothAr with thesUI·fnce ~ certain I y not the class that sb ould ground (18 shown on the plot on file in this office ~

N. B. TAYLOR & SONS·-·· •

Blacksmithing . and.· Hardware CAR~IZO;t:O ~ WHITa OAI(S

' Tinware, Pamts, Glass, Oils of all kinds,

Harness, Ammunition, Etc.

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Choice Whiskies, Brandies and Wines~ Y. B. CIGARS.

Carrizozo • • • 0 • • New Mexico,

Wholesale. and Retail Dealers in

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ue exempt. For the J"udiciarv situated in Jicurillo. Mining J?istrict,.Lincoln ~ . . County, Now Ml'Xico. nod described by the field The Old Skating Rink Carrizozo N M

the people have a htgb regard, notesonfilointhisoftioeassurvey No. 131l8, in Phone 16 . - ~ - t ... ~· . . ... t -: .~ ... _,.. which is as it should be, but no qnsurveyed township No. ll S., Range 12 E., ~"'&')J~~"W'"W"-'$1. )lt~l\t'l< .W. "'A~ W-h .)ll4 4 reverence as to a divine institu- New Mexico Principal Meridian. S~>id survey -======·====-~:"":=================:=:;==: tion. When it is wrong, as it No.13H8 being described as follows, to-wit: -;::: .

. . . h I d HA WIU!:YE LODE-somellmes IS, lt S OU have no DeginoingatcornorNo. 1, whencethestand. more right to sit back upon its nrd~sectioncornMon the SontheideofSeo­dignity and say "what are you tion 8~. Township 5 s., Unnge 12 E., of .Now gomg to do about it?" than any McxacoPriocipnlMPridino,benrsS.2iOiiS'W.

h I f ffi . I E 5&7:1. {16 feet. ot ercass 0 o etas. very ThenceN.J60:U'W.12897foettocornerNo.2; official is the.servant of the peo· Thence N. IiilO 111' E.-Vnr. ~30 to' E.-m 65

ple, and it is a well recognized feottocorner.No.a. principle that a servant is res- ThenceS.22036'E.-Varuo E.-1259.81 foot

l · to corner No. 4; poosiu e to lus master. Thence B. 58 o 16·w, 61s.li0foet to eqruerNo.

To those who mildly endorse t.thaplacoofbeginning. ., the re:all, but insist that the Area of this the Hawkeye Lodeclnim15.6110 touc_h o_f !Dan should not P!ofane acres. RED ROSE LUDE. the JUdtctal ermine, we Wlsh to Beginnlogatcorm)r.No. 1, whoncothe~seo­cite one case, and then if they tlon oor::~er of tho South side of Section IU, agree-and ho e ;ty demands 1t-, Towoship6S .. Bangel2E., Now MexiooPrinci­that the recall should be invoked 1 pal Meridian be1U'BS.ll'l 0 50' W.6730.11 foot. in thi~ particular case, why not ThenceN.l00

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k · )' bl 11 fl Thence 8. 65 lll E, 125,,15 feet to comer rna e 1t app tea e to a agrant .No. a. abuses of a similar character? . ThenceS,too liS w., Var. uo E., ~,a.ao feet

All the country knows of the tocornorNo .•. Lorimer scandal and most people Thence N. sso 21' w., 12M.15 feet to corner b 1. 1 bt · d b · t • No. 1, the place of beginning. Saving ond ax­

e teve. Ie O atne lS sea lU cepting from this claim all that poJ1.iori thereof the Umted States senate by the tn conflict withthe HawkeyeLode~fthissnr­most questionable methods. A vey • .Notaronofthiathe Bed Rose Lode 9.112 number of the members of the acres. I · · · d Toto! area of this group 2~.802 ncree.

lltnOIS assembly, 10 eed; COU• Euchofaaldminingclaimeisof rocordlntbe fessed to accepting bribes in re- office of the Recorder of said Lincoln County, turn for their support of Lorimer • .New Mexico. This matter was presented to the Thoadjoiningelaimssof&rM known, are en U · d S h tho East Meadow Lark Lode, Zig Zag Lode and

01 te ta tes senate, but t at public lands; en the North, Bard Luck Lode body white-washed the Illinois and pnblio Iande1 on the West, Belle of New senator, because, for!;eoth, it was Mexico Lode, Hard Luck Lode and public not shown that Lorimer. had a lands;ontheSouth,BolleofNowMoxicoLodo,

1 k 1 d f th b ib Roady Cosh Lode and pnblio lands. ., persona now e ge 0 e r e· Any and all persona claiming adversely the giving. Since that verdict, how- mining ground, voil'ls,~ lodes, premises or anr ever, new evidence has been lie· portiont.horoufRodssorlbed, suneslld, platted cured, and the names of tbe men and opplled for, nro hereby notified that unless

tboir a11vorse claims are duly 6lod according to who put up the slush .fund dis- lawaud the regulations thewunder, with the

d 'l'h Ill' • bl Register of the United States covere • e tnols assem Y Laud omco ot Boswell, New Mex-ililsued subpoenas for these men, leo, during the llixtr duys periodot the publica­

tion hereof thny will bll barred by reason of the and just here the court got in a atqtnt(!S. body blow, • .. 21·9 T.C. TILLOTSON, Begieter.

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JOHN E. BELL (Successor to Winfield & Bell)

Staple & Fancy Groceries 'Fresh Vegetables from :Mesilla Valley Gardens Every Week. ·

Prompt attention Given Phone Orders.

Special Facilities For Banquet and Dinner Parties. -

Carrizozo Eating House F. W. OUQI'li!Vt Managtr. ' . .

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r . · · · · .itan B. Blea l$ court crier, arid t~e J~d,~ at Lwcoht : Mot:tday ] · : J11 addition doei$ some of . the .iq- n1gl~t: .··I hey wen;!. t~ken front

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l.lf Stevens. · · · for ·Itberty wbtle_ the Jatler wa~

Wbeu you buy a lot here itisl30 f~etlongl facing on a street l 80 feet wide, whetber·for a home or for a

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Miss Olu-a Miller cour't steno- 11.>Cking the door •. attd for t~e . . grapher, '?7-~e uj> w'ttli the official tt,me .·at_ Jea~t m;tde. g~~~ tbe_lr J·

. . . coud fatnaly ~unday. · e:scap~. It was dark. auu .a was .

l'nvestigate before you buy. A .Square D~2.1 Ouaranteed. ·

.. . . . . . -·:. ":! · · . · . . ' not dtfficult for thetn to htde. t · . , · · .· •.. , Mi~s F,rance~lewellyn, ofLas · · .Oflic;ers .are on their trail and . . .· . . .

·Cru.~~s, ~s ~vwg ~s repol."ter are . ke?ping , watc~ · at vario~s ,. •· W. C. McDONALD. · Office in "Oriental'' Bldg· · (clerk) of the grancl JUry. . .. pl,.ces for thetrapp~arance .. It tst _:._·--"-- _.;.;... ____ ...,.. _,_..__"_ ·····""·~~--·'" ..... , __ _...._. __ ·-·w·-........ ~·· __ ~ _· · ~- ..

. · Octaviano I?ert.!a is acting·. a.s reported that they secu:r.ed mounts · . . . · ·· ·.· ·· ... ·· , , . -.···jailer at this·. county seat.· He and soon a~ter getting away, . · · ·· · ~ . -

> noW: bas a do~eti cotnfortably en;,. andJhctr re~apture tnry t1Qt beso PROFiiSSJONAl.. CAilD.S. . .foxwor•tb-""-." .lbr .. l•t• ... -~----. -

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.. . ,. " .. ' .. w. s. Brady ia in~erpreter for beidg held .on a charge pf ~ur- ·a· m\VITT & . HUDS,()ETli L.UM' BfR'.. co·M·. 1\A·. "Y· •. ' . . . . . die gquid jury this Wf'!e~. and kl~rV 9 the alleged offens.e havtn? : ·.· ·. ' . · · , . r l1

will act in. the sam~· Cltpadty be~u co~mttted .a~1 Wbt!e O~ks. . . · AT~Ol~.N~YS·AT-~Aw. •

after ~ext Monday for the court, pr;;~fcaf~f~:j~h~~b:~1ff•1: 0J~f!i Wb1te Oaks · : New Mextco · . Mtpor W. H .. H;. l!lew!!l}yu~ fal1li~y, had been summone~l to · · · .. · · • . dtstr~ctatt'?rney, arra'"e~ ~unoay, court ber~ •. a~d a new tn~n was QEORGE SPENCE . and as. l;)u~tly engaged tbt.~ week actlng as Jatler. . The pnsoners ·. , . · on·matters before tbe grapfl'Jury. e~ide.tltly understood 1the situa- A'lTORNE\"•AT-LAw

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-B'uil~ling Paper, &c.

Sewell's Paint, . Ancho Cement,· · and etrerytbing in the line

of Building Material. . ! ' District Clerk.·Dowl1s catri~.uon, ~ete,cted th~ proper .mom~nt otncainn~nk Building

Stinday, and is at his desk daily· aud dt.dll t talce ••m~ to. l~ave. to- Carrizozo New Mexico Carrizozo : in th·e court room p&ying ft!es and str.uctto.ns as to tbetr. destanattoo. ·

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Judge Wright 'came U·P · and . . Office in Bank Building qpened court. Moudav morning:. ! . Sick beadacb~. results. from. a Carrizozo, _ • New MexiCo

·.·.·. announcec:J ~.recess Tue!,day .af·l dtt>ordered co~<httcn of the stom- .. --~ . . . . . terno.Qn unttl tomorrow, · and re• a~b,. and can P.e curecl by the ue:e . .· , l' . . · turned to A-lamogordo, where he of Cbamberlatu's StomMh aud FRANK E. THEUR~R . ):ra<l spme hear~ngs, · · . I.,h•er !'ablets .. Try it. For sale . County Surveyor . 'I'he old H:umph.rey je_welry by all dealers~ Thll u:::b bonde!l ~nrveyor in Lincoln County ·

buildittg• north .· of the News .. Uuun:tSu~eyed. · ' ' · • · N • h • · f [.ol'na lnanrlllJCfl o~ce. has . b;en ~!)nvert .... d mt~ a . . ow .ts t ~· tune to ge~ nd 0 cdrrizoto New Mexiro. ten1porary Jatl.to bou~e~tbe J?r1S" \our rheu~a~tsm_ .. You wlll ffnd . ~ -~ . ·

· O!lets duru1g court. . Suffictent Cbamberla~n s Lautment. ~o11<t,er· fiARRY Ll'l'TLE . guards will be placed abou.t the fu.lly effe~ttve •. One ·~ pphcat~ott· · · · . building to .insure the saf~-keep-. wtll ~onvtnce you of •ts me~tts. CONTRACTOR & BUILDER ing of tbe prispners, so!ne of Try u;. For sale by all drnggtsts. Planeand &.~il!lf4e" ·on ullcln"ae., ol Huildlnue

. whotn are JIOW ·already .mca,r· . rutnleD!td Qn sbort notl~.

. cerated. t .. . · . Jg there anything- in all this Carrizozo, New Mexico. .· . . . • . . • l world that is of more i~port~nce

. Never b~s!tate about givutg [to you than good dtgesho~? S. J. WOODLAND Chat11berlatn s Cough Remedy to Food .must be eaten to sustatn cbildretl. lt 'col\taius n~ opium .life atHl must be/ di~rested and CONTRACTOR & BUU;DER or other narcotics and r.att be converted into blood. When the Estimatea l'i'nrni~boo. given wi~b .implicit eonfideuce. digestiott fails the .whole body Carrizozo, .New Mexico. As a qutck. cure for ~oughs and sufft,rs. Chamberlatn's Tablets __._~~-.-----........... ----cold~. to !"b.tch cbildre? are sus· .. are. a ~atio~al and relia!>le cure FRANKJ. SAGER c:epttble, tt ts unsurpassed. Sold for tndageshott. Th~-r tttcrease. . . by all dealers.. . 'the flow of bile, purify the blood, FIRE INSURANCE

. . · · · strenJ!'lhen tl\e stomach, and tone Notary Public. OFFICIAL· DIREOTOR~ luo .the whole digestive ~p'f)ar~tus Office in Exchan~:e Blmk Ourri~ozo.

--"·- . to a natural and healthy actton. ' FED~tttA!r... · For sale by all dealers, TEACHER OF MUSIC.

W. H. Andrewa ........ , •.• Delegate to Cougn\sa 'V. J. MiliA. ~ , ., . . .. • • . ................... G()Vornor Nathan .loll'a ........ ~ ................. .'.~ ... Secretary Wm. H. Pope., ................... Chief Justice oi Ira A. Abbott ......................... Aflllocinte l; . "' . ... , Jno. R. McFie ............................... A13sociate F.rank W. Parker ................ u .... Aaeochita tg .. .s EdwardB Wright ..................... AssQiliate

Ct~sa D~ys !llondnys nnd Tlmrsdnye ut her residence in tbe Collier House.

Terms-$4.00 ior two balf-hour lessons. a week.

• Monthly Recitnla.

MRS EDGAR WILSON.

• -M. c .. Mechem ........ ; .......... ~·-- .••. Associate "'tS 0' John W. :MIU'ch ....... ·• · · •· .• Surve:vor-Gen~ttl\1 ~ ~ Notice of Forfeiture.

~ "' J,rNOOJ,N ( Ot'N'l'Y, H. P. Hllrdsllaf .................. 0. S. CllliMtor e . } D, J. Leahy .............. U S, District. Attorney e11 ~ Territory of New Mexico.

; (1; M Forakt>t .................... U. S. Mar• hal ~ '!' ill arch 27, 1911. ,\ T. c."Tillotson, Boswell ...... Reg. Land O!flce To the Heir~-nt-Law of Ric:bard J. lllorphy, de·

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.) Harold lturd, Roswell ......... nee. Land Ottlce , • ) • • ee&l!ed, lute of Jieurilla, Lincoln CotJnty: ··: TERlH'l'OlUAX.. Gua·l'ah t-eed aga ... nst ostng tts You uti! herl•hy notitie•l thut I huye expendllfl

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Abstracts of Titles, Examhtation and Perfec­

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Reltalile service. UeMo~n.ble prices (1out-tilOU8e. Pilone.

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·l~i ' . - 1'\) . "tto G A t h e 0 - 1 tt'ct" tv . 0.. b, ........ ._~KO' Siv Hundred ($600.00) Dollars in labor ~bd im~ F .... ,, linoy................... rney- on .. rn, s ap r t.''JitS 'Jt' t ..... .,.. ...... ~ ...

I' . ·w H H' Ll '11" . ' "''l!t~·ctAtt If e"' l ' . . . M h n•O\'"ruelltl! UJIOU the ·•eomrad" lltJd "1\lury 1'11 I . d M . t . ' ' • • ewe .,n...... .... ...... •1 I II J .u· Jilhy or unevetl. . ' . an.'t- av.e v• "' ....... gest Pou tvv !!!',... ... .. , .. ac U"'OI i · T t' J Queen" Lodes, situnt.od in the Jh:nriU. a Mlnlnll u ... "' . . ',' .•· .... '"" •! . • ·

~It ... · . . M., A, Otero ............................ renanrer beetl i·n constant use· ..vr~ ,than 20 Di'strlct, Oo:lnt" cit Lincoln -~l.ld 'l'errit<Jry of ... the world. 1ry a t&sn of his feed. .. w. (J, Barg~nt ............... ~·~··· .. ~ ....... Attditoe . . d · f "' - l:il

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THe· CARRIZOZO NEWS Your Name in the Corner Stone. · ~,.,..,.,\ill,_. Wf.,,.,. , • ..-.liAAu~~:-~~.,~~....;;,~~~~- .. ·. · .. · .. >. >. :

CAHarz~)~(~liMhart~v:.r~ .. ~·~~;atM_~"~c? ~~:~w~~:~~:y t:i:::g::h~Yi~I .. The fl(han~e 8dDk, <arnz.o~o,,· .. · .. ftew Mel~~~ •. ··.· •. · .. · ...... _-__ ~_.·_··.·.:.·· ...... .. fo:111nru<l 11H •AC<>IIIi ol!J.RH llliLltN ,Juue I\!, IliUM, at · • Iii!. '·~ thu l'"~lolhr~R at c.urizozo, Now Mux:ico, under o'clock. Services will be held In . - ,........ . . ' . ' '. . .. '.· . .·. th" •u

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BUBHCI.tii'TION UAT.Il18: just northwest of the bank. We . I~su~s Drafts on aUPfincjp~1Chie.~ .(){ •.,, ; . . . .... · . ono v .. ar ; • $U>O expect tv have good music and · · ·· · · · ' H"c_:o.~~-r:':·~-~Y mail• • • $t.oo au impressive service, . \ .. the Wodd. · ... • .·· Accords to :$c,rr?~~r~~: . . .. JN

1' A. HALgv. F.vlron One thing that will be depos- every· accomm?datimi consiste-rit · Witll · ·. · · · ··

--~---- ited in the stone is .a list of every · safety. :t\. c counts .. so 1 i c i H~;l. .·· ADDITIONAL LOCAL. con!ributor and the amount con- .. . . .. · ..

Postmaster Adams was down f~i~~;do~y t;i~h.lis~.f ~~~:a~= INTEREST P~ ON TlME DEPOSITS~. . . .· . '_. .. fron1 Corona Monday. Bro. Alleti at once. If you havn't •erJ1rJCt#'WJ:!IJ,..,,,n; .. :t•••~"'!JT/J*t¥~~ . WzP'rJQIN'FiifJJtAlid'!llliA,~tar#~~~,_, .. . ' . •,, ..... • .. ' -· ~

Fount A .. Miller and Ike N. the cash your ~ubscnptton ts · .· . . . .. · . ..· · · .· .· .·· .. . . ·•·· ...... · .. · •: •... · ..... • . Wintdicld came over yestt:rday good .. You will always ~e glad , ··•"·~~*,., ... ~~W-~~*~~***~~wNtr~**·~,:jf~t¢

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Judge Hewitt was clown from White Oaks Monday and repre- !uruis.hed ... The total cost wtll 'i > "'"mi£B!t.EAND ~'l'AIL ~.·.. . . · . .

' ~~rs~~~ntehr: o;:r~~f ~~::t;ea~~:; ?\~bl~~~le:i~ir a'~~o~~ preacbit1g " Dealer· in FLPUR, tlAY &'GRAIN ··~· that day. iu the Baptist r.hurch at 11 a: m. 'i · · · · · . . · · ... ·· I • • • -~-~

Sheriff Stevens arrested a wo- and 8 P· m. You are cordtally ~ ROCKY MQUNTAJN COA.L. g · man 00 No. 34 yesterday noon. invited to attend these S\!rvices. "·. . , M .. She was apprehen.ded o~ _advice B. W. ALLEN, Pastor. 'I PE'l'JJ:R iUiU1''J'.LR>R . · .. .,. .

~~1~~~~:;g~~f:~:a~i~t:;~~~=.' on Peat:e Ne;ot~tions. · ~ brand ·~w . WAGONS, I{A~ilfS '.4:N".)J IJUGG~El{. .· .. · ~-· A. o. Graham, manageJ of tbe pe!~:g:n~~;n~~~~ ~~~iJ!1 ' c~~; ~ . QUEEN_ 0_ F KANSAS_ P_ . LOUR.. .· . · .· ·--~.

Colorado Telephone Co. in New arrived in El Paso on the 3rd ~ ·~ Mexico, has been here this ·week iilst., and -.val' joined soon after '! PHONE 52 . . · · · Main st'reet, .Cartizpzo M looking after company affairs. by Gov. Miguel .Ahumada, of ~"'"'"'~?l'vi<~':T:~11::'(tii.~;:;t.:::«~**~~~-~"'"'"',:~ Hl' will return to Albuquerque Chihauhau. ·Gov. Ahumada will

. ·-·"'-this evening or tomorrow. act only in an advisory capacity A thircl prisoner made his es· toludge Carbajal. ··:-----·· .. -----..---~-...,...... ...... ..-....,. __ ....,. _ _, ................... i

cape from the Lincoln jail this I r. Vasquez ~o~ez, the envoy Oen: e' r· ;a·l·. . WPck. The: t\1170 who ntade their of the revoluttontsts, as well as . · . . · .. · ....

~;~:~~u~~~;~~L ~~~hto~~=~s b;:et ~~aifi~;o::·b:;r: th~ jo~~~:O~!~ · · · l"'erchandise confident thev will soon have the It ts understood both CabraJal . 1 · . ' .

third again behind the bars. and Gomez have full powers to Edwards' Old Stand~ . . . proceed and conclude peace if · ·. ·

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II .. 1~. Hoi t,. a l~adtog a ttor~ey they ~a it agree under the in·· '>f. [_.as ~ruces, lS representing structtons given them by their clte.nt~. 1~. the court. Mr .. H<?l t principals. ·

. w';ls d_t.,tnct attorney of t~ts dt.s· The conference opened yester• tnct some years ago, and tt wall day across the river in a cotton­be. rem~mbered. t.hat he ma~e wood grove on the river bank be· thtngs mteresttng for the eVll- low the dam, and opposite the

0-SCUR.A. HOTEL .Swellest. in• Lincoln County.·

FEED. COR~L . ' . ·. ' NOTARY PUBLIC doer. switch tower at the crossing of

Attorney A. H. Hudspeth and the Southern Pacific and E. P. & -=:::=:::::::::::::::=:::=:=::::::::::=::==::±::=:::==:::::::::=:::::=~=::::::::~­Martin H. Goodin went' to Lin- S. W. railways. This locatiotl '*"'*****~~w~w~;)A(~~********w~; · colo Su~day, to atteud the regu- is betwe~n Juarez,, occupied. ~y ' . a· ••••. d'. . d ..... • I n. . .•.. ·. -~ lar ses.~ton of probate court the the federal troops, and tile tnalb I aar an .· .-0.~ .-:-ar ot . · · .. ~ following day. They returned camp of the insurrecto troops up ::a in cortnecbon . -~· · Wednesday and Mr. Goodin left the river where Madero maintains 71 · ~ for his home in Missouri, while his headquarters. " Th c . •t· . · . B " Mr. Hudspeth attends court here. ~ . ·. e . ap: J. an . • ar ' · · ~ ·

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$1,5,000 Bond Approved. "I shall approve the bond."

Such were the word a of the judge at the conclusion of the testimony in the bond hearing Monday afternoan. The result was to the people of Liocolu as great a sur· prise as it wu a dis-appointment to the people of Carrizozo. So much of a surprise was it to the people of Lincoln that they bad come prepared to file a new bond should the judge fail to approve the one under coasideration. There is no use to deny the fact that gloom p~rvaded the hearts of the pt-ople who fondly hoped for a different result. Their cup is. full to the brim; yea, verily, it runneth over.

'fhe approul by the court of the $15,000 indemnity bond stops work on the c~unty buildings until such time as the courts of final . resott pass Up()n the. ques .. tions at issue. When that will be no one can tell, and if tlae ebd is as far from us as the beginning p few oeed care. In tbe me•ntime Lincoln retains the records, Cat• rizzo gets the court and an armis• tice has been declared.

L UCKY is the man who owns a. Waltham-hut only the mau who has car­

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Fred Ferguson was over from Missouri. Mart is an,old Li~coln . A large per cent. of the Lin• be present at the play lB;st nigh~.

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Capitan a couple of clays this county boy, ~ud has ~any fraends. coin P<?Pulation wa~ up Monday,. They ex~ect to rematn unttl k who gave htm ~be glad hand of 1 attendwg the county seat heat· ~onday. . .

wee • . welcome. · · · · ·T. J. Grafton and w. G. Wells . tng. . A. A.. Sena, of Las Vegas, ter-

. were over from Par~ons early in . Dr. F. S •• Randles returned I Clement Hightower, the Capi- ritorial mounted policeman, was the week, · 1\f~uday tnortnng from a ten days! tan juslice of the peace, is over here the first of the w~ek .•. a wit­

trap to c.o~ooa a!ld Vau.ghn .. Any th!s week watching the progress ness before the grand Jurv. . fred Pfingsten, fdteman of !he one desmng . hts senrtces tn the of the court . . company farms on the Bonlto. dental line will find him in his, . . • ' . A baby girl was born to Mr. was in towl1 Monday. . offices over. the bank building. . Mrs. T. S. And~~son and httle and Mrs, C. H. Byfield Wedncs-

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dav night!. at the home of Mr Le Roy Wade· left Friday for ·rhe. eight-year·old chi!~ ·of A. ~al.ey the past week, 1eturned and Mrs. 'M. B. Foreman. Ali

Denver. from which point he will ~mer Owen, north of Captt~n, to Capttan Monday. 1 parties doing well. \ trav~l for his publishing firm. d1ed r~ther su~c~enly Sunday. John c. West and Alfredo Gon- .

Robt. Hayn~e was here a col:!- ~he chtld was. adtug for~ short zales, two well-known citizens of Wal~er E .. Wtnfield came up pie of days thiS week from Capt- ttme, l}ut the sudden takmg off San Patricio, are llere this week, fr~m.1 hree Rtvers Sun~ay. Mr. tau, coming in answer to a grand was unlooked for by the parents. attending the session of district I W,tnfield was subpoenaed .as a jury summons. s. A Simmons f F t St .. court. wttne~s before the gra?d Jury,

. • • 0 or au and dtd not return unttl yester-: Dr. T. W. Wat-;on, county ton, passed ~hrough Mo~day for Harry Little left Wednesday day. · treasurer, c::ame up from Lincoltt Palomas Spnngs. Mr. Stmmons for the Elephant Butte dam, via Monday, and has his office in the is troubled with rheumatism, has El Paso. He expects to secure Mr. and . Mrs, Omer Owen de­C'arrizozo Tra<jing Co. store. be~n !or ~ number of. years and employment in the work now in sire to express their gratitude,

this IS hts. second tnp to these progress there. throug-h the News, to the people Col. G. W. Prichard is here famous sprtngs, of Capitatt for the sympathy and

from Santa Fe, attending court. Capt, J · L. Van Zant, mer- comfort extended them during The colonel is an old time attor- John Cole, rancbman a!1d sheep- chant at Fort Stanton, came over the illness and death of their little ney o£ this county. and attends man of the east ~>nd, was here Monday and left that everting daughter. alLtbe 'sessions of district court yesterday. He expects to return for New York. He expects to be here. . . t1ext week a~;,~d be in attettdance absent for a period of two mouths. Harry Keables and wife we-re ·. . ...... " . · . · . · . upon court for a time. 'l'he latch . ·. · f li"l p th 6 t f th.

· ... Ju~ge 11. W. Hall, form~rly a string is always 011 the outside; HalHerrm and Wa1lace Scho~· ~e~~~~ lta~seo re:ur::d.o Mr~ · pracudng att.o~ney of Carrtzo~o. eome in without knocking John. zer were d<?wn from t_h~ Corona Keables has been.et1gag· ed in bus-

.. bJ:tt uow restdtuf( .at Douglas, _ . · · '· . couutry thts week, gtvtng the Arizona, .arrived Sunday uight to Jas. G. Ji'itch, a prominent at- grand jury the benefit of their iuess in Capitan the past two

·· · ·. · · · h · · · t · f t · f S · • k J d f 1 • • years, but was recetttly advisecl . . . ibe pret!e'tlt at t e current· erm o · otney o · ocotro, · wa$ lll town· now e ge o wrong < Ojng tn. b.Y his physician to see. k a. lo.wer ··. · '' · . the district coUrt •. · . ·· last Saturday. Mr •. Fitch w"s their section. · ·· · ·· · · ··.· > . . . · . • . · • .·. · . . the attorney for the Uamilton . altitude. He went to El Paso a

. · · J~~· P. ~al~~r tshav:mgacold heir~ in. a suit against the·Eagle . Y~ung E. Hurt, fo.rmer,Jy of few weeks ago, but a return to . ·/· ·. ; . ·. storas-e .~u~ldl'IJf,r erec~ed i~ the Milltng Co., and the property of Capt tan, but nov.: hvtn~ tn t~e this~ altitude brought about the ·· ...... · . rea,r ofhts~place of b~sttl~Ss •. He the compatJy . was 'sold to satisfy western par.t 'hf thiS terra tory,, ts same difficulty from which he

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1 seUhtg the property ~1s brot~~r, ts engaged in rat1cb· sought a differettt climate. His

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OF GRIP THIS YEAR. f

Leaves Kldneyal·n Weakened Condition

Doctors In all parts of the country have been kept busy with the epidemic of grip which has visited so many bomel!l. The symptoms of grip this year are very distressing and leave the sys­tem in a run down condition, partlcu· larly the kidneys which seem to suffer most, as every victim complains ot lame back and urinary troubles which should not be neglected, as these dan• ger signals often lead to more serious sickness, such as dreaded Bright's Dis· ease. Local druggists report a large· sale on Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root which so many people say soon heals and strengthens the kidneys after an at­~ck of grip. Swamp-Root is a great kidney, liver and bladder remedy, and, being an herbal compound, bas a gen· tle healing etfect on the kidneys, which fs almost immediately noticed by those who try ·lt. Dr. Kllmer & Co., Bing­hamton, N. Y., otfer to send a sample

, bottle of Swamp·Root, free by mall, to ' every sutrerer who requests lt. A trial

wm convince any one who may be In need of lt. Regular size bottles 60 eta. and $1.00. For sale at all. druggists. Bo sure to mention this paper.

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Dreamy Dupont-Dey say dat a man llown east has Invented a machine fer photygramn• what a feller ~blnks.

Windy Rivers-Well, If dat guy could only photygraf what's on me mind at dis minute he'd git an epicu­rean masterpiece dat would make yer sit up and take notice.

-------DISFIGURED WITH ECZEMA

"Our little boy Gilbert was troubled with eczema when but a few weeks old. His little face was covered wltb sores even to back of hls ears. The poor little fellow sutrered very much. The sores began as pimples, his llt· tle face was disfigured very much.

"We hardly knew what he looked like. The face looked like raw meat. We tied little bags of cloth over his bands to prevent him from scratching.

HOW TO CARE FOR THE . . ---, ··. Nothing So Good as Alcohol·· Rub After

Pedal ~xtromitles Have 'been Cqllled.

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No other part of the body except the waist sutrers so much abuse and distor• tlon as the feet. They are susceptibht to all sorts of deformities and the sub­ject of all sorts of neglect.

Many people do not bathe them . auf· ftciently often, do not change their stockings With sumcient frequency and do not care for thflm in other wa:y9 A8 they should.

The soldier who tarea for bts feet Ia tbe one who holds out on the march, and many torelgn armies have doctoriJ who see that the men care tor tJ!.elr feet. The dead skin which hardens and produces calloua spots needs to be re· moved twice a day lf the feet persplro freely. ·

To rub the feet with alcohol refresh­es them wonderfully, and nothing Is as tood for them as a vigorous alco­hol r·ub after they have been wet or chflled, •

A rub with cocoa butter Is a ftne thing for the feet at all times. ~et a cake of this and give them a five­minute rub at least once a week after the dally bath and you wlll aave :your­self many a groan.

We should wear rubbets whenever we need them and take them otr as soon as we can. The teet must be kept warm and dry. .

A famous physician Is reported as saying that his Income would dwindle to a half If women kept their feet warm. And It may be added that a woman's chance or being a comfortable soul and ,a jolly person to have around would b~ Improved by three halves If she would wear the right kind of shoes, care for them and her feet prop. erly and try to have everybody else do the aame.-New York Mall.

Almond Tarts. For tarts make shells of rlcb putt

paste or get patties. Filling for one dozen tarts: Put three tablespoonfuls ot almond .paste ln a double boller with a little milk to dissolve; add half a pint of rich mllk and lumps of butter. When It bolls add the beaten yolks ot two eggs mixed with three table· spoonfuls of sugar and two of ftour: let boll till thick; when cool, add Hf· teen cents' worth of ground almonds and a few drops of almond extract: ftll shells. Whip the whites of the two eggs stltr, add two tablespoonfuls of sugar, spread top and sides of tarts, sprinkle with powdered sugar and aet In oven till a light brown.

He was very restless at night, his Light Fruit Pud61ng. little fare itched. Work one·half cup of butter until

"We consulted two doctors at Chi· creamy, add two tablespoonfuls of cago, where we resided at that time. 1 sugar, two eggs well beaten, one CUP" After trying all the medicine of the ' ful of milk and two cupfuls of flour two doctors without any result, we ! mixed and sifted with three teaspoon· read of the Cutlcura Remedies, and at 1 fuls of baking powder; then add three­once bought the Cutlcura Soap and · fourths of a cupful of raisins seeded Ointment. Following the directions I and cut In pieces· one-fourth of a carefully and promptly we saw the re- \ cupful of citron thl~ly sliced; fruit to suit, and after four weeks the dear 1 be dredged with one-fourth of a cup­child's face was as fine and clean as ful of flour Turn Into a buttered any little baby's face.. Every one who melon mold.' tie down cover and steam saw Gilbert after usmg the Cullcura 1 one and one-half hours. Mold should Remedies was surprised. He has a ; not be more than two-thirds full. bead of hair which Is a pride for any boy of his age, three years. We can , Fudge Frosting. only recommend !.he Cuticura Reme· One and one-half tablespoons but-dies to everybody. (Signed) Mrs. H. ter one·half cup unsweetened cocoa Albrecht, Box 883, West Point, Neb., on~fourth cup confectionery sugar, ~ Ort. 26, 1910. few grains ot salt, one-fourth cup of

Send to Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., milk, one-half teaspoon vanilla. Add Bole props., Boston, Mass., for free 32- I cocoa,..,sugar, salt and milk, heat to page book, a gutde to skin and hair bOiltng point; let boll for eight mln· health, utes: remove from fti'e and beat until

It Depend• on the Liver, ''Is life worth llvlng?-tbat depends

upon the liver." Yes, and that agatn • depends upon what you eat, and how you eat.

Henry Warjl Beecher once said: "A man with a ball ltver cannot be a good Christian." Henry made· some mistakes, but In this statement be -was eminently correct. 'It Ia only an· other version of a phrase frequently· uaed by the editor of the Care of the Body: "Aa a man eateth ao la be."­~.::.• ...;;;AD:::::::.:It;:.;le.:.::•;...:Ttmea.

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lJoll a large cupfUl of rice tn milk until three-quarters done, then: strain tt otr. Pare and core as many apples as needed, put a clove and a Uttle sugar Into ea(lb apple and pour eome rice around ft. Tie each ball In a separate cloUt and boll tn ratr wat~r until the apples are tender. . Turn onto plates and serve Wlth jocut brandy rauc8.

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Doubta. School rdert.. . Tbe Stranger-Are you qulte sure An admtra'J)le to have a

that that 'Was a niarrlage license you sChool boYa' garden next year, bas gave me. last month? been. planned by the authorlt!es of

The Official--of course! What's Elmtng. _N, Y. Last summer·. a h.un· the. matter? dred boys made good a¥1 farmers of .

The Stranger-Well, . l'\'e U-ved a vacant lots, .and It ts :now proposed ~o dog's Ufe ever alnce.-Sketch. place practltally all · such unused

, property ln. the city under cultivation, Garfield Tea sthnu1ates 'the liver, COl'• the puplls of the public schools to be

rects constipation, cleanses the system !lnd th~ gardettera and to reap the Profits rids the blood of unpurities. .All druggu~ta. . trom their products.

Before a Shop Window. Bllly~Buy me that llttle rockln&

horse, papa. ~ Dad-It you are a good boy, you

shall have It next Christmas. · • BJlly-No! Buy it now. I tnay bave

a new papa before next Christmas.

Tr;r 11Jar1De .lllye Remed;r lor Rel!f Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. No Smarting-Just Eye Comfort. Mu~ rlne Eye Salve In Aseptic Tubes New Size 25o. Murine Eye Remedy Liquid 260 and 60c.

- If a man succeeaed Jn discovering perpetual motion be probably would. not feel as proud as he did when ns a boy be discovered that be could whistle through his teeth.

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Up to Hfm. Tom-I'm dead sore. I lost $5 to­

clay. I feel like somebody ought to kick me.

Tess (absently}-Wby don't you ask father for my hand tonight-he's rtgbt in the library. ·

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Shortly after her marriage ·a woma! packs her Ideals away in moth balls and pays no more attention to them untn she becomes a widow,

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· · It .Q. ma.n ha.s a bad ~eputatlon, WIJ • · . BEI~G SHOWN •. ealil:v for him to llv~ .doV.;ri to It. ·.- · . . f. · · .·· .

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.. · .· · · · ~ flts~y hullban(l andha nagging wtt~. f<I•VI s9'rd~red Chiffon•~ Marqul•~ttcre · · .. · · · lt m• <liJ Jl motbex- mad 1f l!.er spn, s . and Crepes ;BelnQ .Pr~ped •nto .

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,;w:tfe ts deeper In the soclal1:r~hn than Blouse Service With Good R• . Jlem~te a steel band may be .stronger •ulta-V,!!J~d l;tlou•o P~puhar.

tb.an It, btaEif:! bandlthe: latter ls more . · f31;l(leesstill In holding a crowd.-Ohl• tile shpps ju•t no'W are sllowtng a

.. ~ago News. Jreat .varl~:~ty o.r new waists 11.~d among · · · · them the veiled blouse has not been

·. . Only an . optlmist . e11joys being · forgott~m. ·. Theile In stm.l)le .lb:u~s are foote« If he knoY~s lt. · · . made to' have a new liir and fi sugge• . . H.~W' we delight to see 'a loater get; tlon · ot wa~mer d~Ya by a to nell -of e~·

. hls. tire punctured! . · d. 1 1 • .. ·. · 'fhe · more money you . have the · :t.roldered batiste or linen use n p ace , blQr~ tblngs wJlH:ome yl:lur way. · ot lace, A yoke !md cuffs with an ln•

. · A tnan ®tnlres a motll:'lst gtd al· terti on in the frpnt a.nd back, glve • inoJJi aa ·doean't the other brand; · · ... · eptblgllkt) air; Th~.lovely n;ew borclerel\

.. ' .. :a"'ueve only half you . hear-tnen: chtftons, . mJi,rquisettee and crepes are proceed to forget ~wo-thtrds ot that, also pr~ssed into blotUIEJ servtce with

All ml:'ln · ate born bon eat, but lt re- · excelleqt results. The · striped . silk qultes constant practice to keep thM · tailor-made blouse iiJ veir much In evl·

. wsrglrlmay not ~njo:t tuttlng' unless. ·4.ence and lt is faahloJ:ted of striped wt­. , sM kil.owa ~t make~;~. .. some other ~irl ieta or wash I!llk, the btilck ·and ·White, · miserable. . . . . . . . lilue.and whit., and lavenc;ler and whtte

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· Jn'itforyou. b:is been backed for years by an offer for ·any substance injurious tC) health

JU\ILuu. iq the baking prepared with it. · I . ' . • . . . . ' '

Does not this and the fact that it complies with $11 pure food laW$. both State and National, · prove that Calumet.ia absolutely pure? · With the purity question settled-then Calumet

··is -undoubtedly the' beat Baking Powd.er~ It contains more leavening power; it is mol'c uni­form.....;. every can is the same. . It assures better re~tults-and is )lloderate in pric;e.

ICfiiYecl Hlth-t.A:w.wd World's Ppre Food Ezpoaltto._

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.. Many' a woman who. claims credlt 1blouJJes are very daintY lo!>kl~g. Tb,ey for bet' husband,s success In reality are.l!lmply made wlth .a few tuclts over. acted as a handicapper, . the BhPUlders for fullless, ·a frill down

We ate unable to recall the name~ tbe .left front · rather scant blBhOP ot any of Olll' acquaintances who are · 111t~eves and ~ high stoclt of the same to() -T.espectllble to en3QY life, · ellk ftnlllhed with a little bow in front.

M!l.rk Antony: "I didn't. know lt was Striped llnens and men's shirtings are 20 tate, ~leo. I must be golng." · · · · · . · . · · . ·u··· _ .. . Some tnen would be .brighter It they also much usecl tor . the1;1e ta oro;n& werQ to reflect mok:e and sotne woultl .waists, The dressmakers say that

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retlect more if they Wl;lre brighter. . bretelles are gob1g to be very nauch In. No~ Cordell~, au offlca seeker isn't ·vogue for the spring l;lnd summer sea­

a · xna.n who runs for a postotW:e iu son. . They come .in lUl en~lrely. new order to mall his wife's letter to her style.and glve a very original touch of mother.-ohlcago News. a. goWn. They can. be worn with. any

klnd l:lt a. costume. They are made of $c;:UnUlflc M._nagement In Business. velvet ribbon or any other ribbon and

ln: hls :papep on "'l'be liunum Side ma.y be lp blaCk; white or ~olm~s. of Sclentltic 14anagement," ln. the The new bretelles are passed under Aprll Century, tbe second ln the neriea the belt a.nd are tltlfs)led back and front on "The Awakel)hig Qf the· Am.erlMn with a large. silk . tassel; They look ·

· · Suslnes!S Mlln," Wtll Irwin bas writ~ ·particularly well with separate watst · ten· equally ·tor employer D.J:td . em· and sklrt, and In this case.. the:v are

. »loye, nutlntalnln~ tMt the present best made ot either black . velvet or . and .perman4. tendency. ()f this. new . 1111Un, .and ftnlshed ~It\!, heavy black uaclentlflc i:nJiiagement'' "Is all .to~ silk tysels. The rlbbon,~sed ts usual· ward Improvement in the lot of tM. b: tbree inches wide. . . . ..

.. employe, . as . well . aa towal'd bn- liats made "'f plaid straw . are very provelilent ln the oupnt. of the em- much worn In Paris ·and lt ts predicted p1oyer." · that they will be popular on this ·side

too. Those composed of black .and white plald straw and trhiUll(ld with big lOOP$ or wlngs Of . the same straW,. I DENVER' DIRECtORY I

B. o· N I LOOK. n .. aler In all ](hi<le of JI[ER· ·.· o . CIIANOJSl!l. Mammoth .cata•

lol' ~alht<l tree. cor. 18th &. Blake. J>etlver-. ' . . . . . . . A·s· s·Avs RELIABLE =.PROMPT · Gold,. 7Gc• Gold and Sll~ · ver, ,1.00: Gold., tlliV'll'

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.. -ID a Rice 8lollltai7 Alitilht rae._• . COu.talrdDI Guaranteed Full Welab'

II tht OrdJ" W&J We :Paok {

• 0\'er 2 Million Packagea·Sold Weekly, .. . .~ .

'Tho Why. "How long are you. golnc- to· star

In .Monte Carlo?" ''SIX d~Lys.'• ''Why exacUy six days?" . "Because ·I've only brought six cos·

turnes with mE~l" . ·

nr. Pierce'l!l"' Pleasant Pellet• regulate and. invigorate 6to.mach, Jinr and bOwels. Bugar·Mated, tiny llfanules; eaSy' to take •• candy,· · . . ,

How easy it Is for the people who are down on excitement in religion to fire all their gasoline at a baseball

TheW of· ConsiiJ)ation · .'c.. quidd,t. ........... , CARTER'S LITI'LI UVER PIW.

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Jeditulil& -,n<l copper, $1.60. Gold a.nd Silver. refined and boUjJht.' Write tor fr'le malllnL •ackL. Ogden ;asalt:v Co., 1536 court Pl .. Den'Ver

Many ot the hats are as· rldlcutouisly •mall as they hQ.ve been large in. the tJaet, . and toque and turban torm• are . the preferred ones. It is, however quite pcil!slble that there will be a reaction, tlnce the \'ery small hat ts not becom· ing to every woman and the best sam~. • ••••,.. s •• v Den. ·s • .u rrl ... f

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HTlae !llceolc Line of the World." . .

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dres•ed woman seeks something which fs becoming rather than·· the late•t styles. For the all-ftower hats geranl· ums and violets are the lel1d1ng mllll· nery flowers.

Some of the. very high toques are made of heavy whlte lace on a wire. and. mallne frame. They are trimmed with blg loops of white and black alllt ribbon.

· Spring suits are made of black and: wlllte mohair. Many ot the new mohair• .tufts are braid trimmed, and the new " . mode buckles are very effective.

Many of the new belts have their buckles ml1de .ot sattu, or sllk, or they

SHAKE INTO YOUB 8BOE8 .Allen 'I i'QOt-Bue, the .Antiseptic powdel' for Tired, acblilt, awoUen, ne"ons feet. ..Gives rest and colllfort. Xakei'II'ILUdng adollifbt. '!old everrwhere, t6c. Don't. &~ept. any substitute. i'or Ji"JUIB l&mp}f, &ddre81 Allen S. 01m&W4, Le Ro:r, N. Y.

Quite So. "Waa your brother burt at pole

vaulting last night?" ..

''Yes, 'but he hopes to get over it -all tight." •

ONLY ON11: ••BBOMO 011lNINE." ll'ha\ la 11AX4TlVB BROMO QUlNINB. t.oolr fo! '" illl!ature ot Bi W. GROVlll!lscPied the Worl4 wer \0 CUM a 0.14 nOne D&J'.

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are finished' with big medaUlons of silk A man or few words .Isn't cut out .• · . . . ......C). TO lth ft t d i h' DEF' IAIICE ·s .. •Rc· u· eaaleattowork'll'lthalicJ ,.. s . F · .1· or W · a, pa ded · P .eceli t at are for· a compositor. , .. .. JJ . . • . . . '" atarchea clothe• nlelat • .. ·.· 8:n,~;bo $ptln~· L~~ A~f!fe!80 hand-w()rked in Orll:'lntal ()Olor.. Bead· F-·-·8;-,E:~·.··E··-. ...:;,s-.: "A-:-. M-P-L~. E--. _;,o_· F~L~-A.-.. x-4'~AI:...,-.T. _;,l_...V. ·-·-E·-.· ~_.;_-~_;,c.;_:..;___...;....._;,..;-

. l>uelllo. .. . .· . San Diego . ed belts are much seen. . ·. ... Florence · · . . · ~:r:::ftie ..

~!~.:~t~. . ~~;~rJ~nto L•d{Ftnoer.. . CURED THEIR CONSTIPATION · · · Uladvllle · Pol'tJand • · Beat the yolks . of four egr;tJ ttntll · : , . . gu.~f:oo4 Spl'lil~a 'i::tft~a. lC'!mon co1orM and thick. A4d oil&. ·

· · ·. · · Q:lnd Junctl()ft . SpoJ(ane . · ·. · half cup ot fine sugar, ll plnch ot tlalt Wh!'ln -. peraon btu~ become discouraged ·druggist. Mr. J. :r. ·Petty or Unlpnvllle, • 1\ft)n\l"OIIII 'Vatlc(lu:Ver, :a. c. d. h 1* t II 1 t ttl .... throug· h ••ear$ ot :failure to flnd 0. cure, Mo., MI-. Qeprge 'W. Zlillmertnan n:f Har-

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· ' 'r• ' , .. tns;;Cara wlllli!IW& .Penyer dally.yla of the eggs bntl1sU,r, and dr)i'-and mix tfcal, . And yet; to. all who have con~ used a sample bottle. and now have !t . . ..... '. ·.· m· ... E .. ·,o·· rult£R' j_: ar·o·· ooi.uo· 'E·· wltb the ;tolkB .. SltHn ·tbre<W'iUarter$. !itlpaUon •. we WOUld llli:Y. "Try just one regu,arJY' In the hoUiie. '·. . .. · · · · · W1 Y IIJl; · I\Al1 ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · - .. · · · · thtnr more " You Will Jear11 to ·do away with aalte,

. · .· · · •· · · · . · . . . · : t . · ·. u A · · o' a ,cup 9t PMtry ,fi9'tfr• 4lteaf;lf ~lftetl . we wish 'rou would tr)" nr. Caldwell's waters nnd cathartics tor thes& are but · .. ·• . . . to~ . Ba'- li":.t~:~f (lt:~ge. s ngeJ(ls , beto~(l' mea;!Jurlng; t11ltl told tn ·. Ugbttr~ · SYI'I,Ip · Pe}laln, ·.a. laic~tlve tonic that hll.S temJ~!il'ar:v relleta whUe ·Dr. CaldWell's

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Court Opened Monday. District court for Lincoln

county opened Monday in the school building, Judge Edward H. Wright presiding. The grand jury was called and found to be one short. A special venire was issued and William Kahler, Jr., was accepted. The panel com· pleted, 1'. H. Kirkland was ap­pointed foreman, after which the grand jury was sworn, chal'bed and put to work.

The hearing on the $15,000.00 hood in the county seat injunct• ion case was taken up, a number of witnesses examined, and at · the conclusion of the testimony,

YOUR·tDIA the court approved the bond, thus 0 f tieing up the work on the county ••••• building for an indefinite period.

The court, c()nsul ting with the l members of the bar, then pro­ceeded to set the criminal and civil dockets. No cases were set earlier than next week, at which time the petit jury will be called.

Eleven criminal cases were set ·ror Monday~ the 8th; eight were set for Thursday, the lltb; four were set for Monday, the 15tlV; four were passed fot; the term; five were dropped with leave to reinstate; four were contiilued; nolle entered in three and three passed temporarily.

The grand jury had returned seven true bills up to 2:30 Tues· day afternoon, at which time the

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court took a re:ess until Saturday morning, Judg-t> Wright return­ing to Alamogordo. A host of witnesses swarm around the court house, and, as it has been a year since a court was held in this county, the grand jury has a groot deal to do, and will likely return a number of bil~.

Haven't you pictured yourself in that uew (u~ Haven't you imagined just· about how you would li}{e it to look, and fit and wear? ·

And don't you recall the troubles of the past in fi.ndfng YOUR pl.lrticulat suit because of small stocks, etc? One great advantage in buying Kit. schbaum _cloth. es is.· that. wid_e __ · i~u•ge ~f fabrics_·., v_· ~ ... -.

terns, styles and sizes. Our new Spring- display includ~s. so many materials and so many lllOddft, ' there's no chance of having to buy a suit you DON'T want. · · · · · / ·

'l'he civil docket was called, and disposed of quite easily, only one ·possible case to require a jury. The dvil docket will take up .a very qmall portion of the court's time, as it will consist principally of motions, reports and defaults.

Kirschbaum Clothes are all wool and band. tai~ored-at-:vay~ look for tbe lab~l· • • . . .• ' · We Kuarantee these goods. Should you find unperfectton. 111 the cloth or tatlonng:.of .a Ktrsch ..

baum b·and made garment, return the same and money ~ill be refunded. · · · · ·

New Assortment Men's Straw Hats in ·all· tbe latest . .styles.

..,._,..._ -----', Come in and let us show you • ABSTRACT OF COUNTY RECORDS.

Furni6hed by American Title & Trust Co. Lincoln.l\1. M.

May 1, 1911. Wv. Deeds.:._J, F. Allison and

wife· to Solomon Sanches, Nw4 Ne4 Sec. 7, T. 11, R. 15. Con- ~~~~~~"!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~'!!!!!'~ sideration $l. Lincoln Locals. I on Tuesday. Mr. Seis was bound

Jesus Besema to Natividad 01- · b · f h guin, small tract in Nw4 Sec. 28, Wbile~putting some chips in over t? awatt t e actton ° t e T. 8, R. 18. Consideration, small the fire, Juan Chaves accidentally grand Jury. . . tract of land. dropped in a large cartridge Mar~ Goodw~n, of Parkville.

Pedro Lujan, Ac1mr.· estate of which exploded, and as a result Mo., 1s attendmg to some legal Jesus Besena, to Natividad Ol- Juan is carrying a badly injured matters here. guin, small tract of land in Nw4 band. The little child of Mrs. Frank· Sec. 28, 'I'. 8, R. 18. Considera- Mrs. May Calfe and children, Nelson died of pneumonia J)atur-tion $12. of Ros~ell, are in town on pro- day. Interment Sundaj 111 the

bate business. West cemetery. /. Ramon Gallegos and wife to Manuel Juiz, 1 acre in Sw4 Sec. Dr: and Mrs. Watson left for Alexander Duran and Miss 28, T, 8, R. 18. Consideration Carrizozo Monday. The Dr. will Jesus Tores, both (){Carrizozo, $25. have an otfice In Carrizozo during were united in marriage by Jlts•

We are paying 25c per doz. for strictly fresh eggs, aud can han­dle all you can bring" us.-Tbe Carrizozo Trading Co.

ROLLAND BROS. DRUGS

Toilet Articles, Etc. Eastman•5 Kodaks.

. ' Indian Curios Patetits-U. S. to Manne! Jios cour~ to accommodate the taxpay• tice of tbe Peace Mas'sie at his

S2 Ne4 and N2 Se4, Sec. 6, 'l'. 8, rs of the coul\ty. office in Carrizozo .Saturday eve·­H. 17. Earnest Mathews, of Oscura, ning, April 29th, at eight o~clock

Lease-John Lee and wife to is in town on business. p. m. ·· · · · · · · · · · · , · · · ··

~~r:~!b '!:~~e~,f t~~~! ~~!~f~~~ c. L. K~nnedy, of Jicarilla, Geo. B. Barber, the Lincoln The Lincoln Hot~r block 1, McDonald's addition to T~~r~~t~:~!~fb!for~:h:;~~b~~ I aror:eyb / 8

. h:he rep~esepti~f . w. (). :NO~MA}S', Carrizozo, for erection£ lof cold court. . sce•s:niosn e ore .· e cour .. now J l?. ropr. iet.'o.r.· •. v.".·

storage plant, term o ease 20 " • · · · . · ·· Pasqual Herrera wa~ • batlly . · , . · · · . · .. ·. · ·· ·

years. wo11nded at San PatrtclO on . ~rhotnas Benton.· Catroll ca.me Transient trade S()liCf~~d~ MILK Cow-For sale a good AprillS. The trial of Adolphul'ldown from Santa Fe S"nday, anil ·' . 'Good Rdol#~. ·· ··

fresh milk cow. Apply too. P. S~is, who is accused of shoot~bg appear_·ed, o~ behalf P_ f .• J.;incotl1 Humphrey, near schoollrouse. 2t htm, was held before Judge LuJan Monday 1n the bond beating.~ . ·:LINCOLN, N. M. ·

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