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Carrizozo Outlook, 08-11-1916William Kabler

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CARRIZOZO OUTLOOKPublinhcd Weekly in the Interest of Carrizozo, nnd Lincoln Coilnty

VOL X NO. 34 CARRIZOZO. LINCOLN COUNTY. NEW MEXICO. FRIDAY. AUGUST 1 1, HI6 PRICE $1 50 PER YE R

THE SHEEP INDUSTRY

OF NEW MEXICO

What Frnnk A. llubbcll,Deim of Now Mexico'sSheep Feeders, Accomplish-ed by Feeding for 120 Days

A BRIEF SKETCH OF MR.

HUBBELL'S SUCCESS

Mr. llubbcll started in thesheep business in 1885, with 5- ,-100 head of common sheep.

He now runs from 75,000 to80,000 head of improved sheep;Merinos, Rambouilettsnnd Shropshires. His breeding ewes produced 2,000 lambs in 1010. Hesold 22,000 at 8 cents f. o. bMagdalena, N. M., to average 70pounds, and retains 10,000 to feedon his immense feeding farm fivemiles south of Albuquerque.

He owns 80 ranches, patentedand deeded land.He owns, leases nnd controlsmore than 300,000 acres of grazing lands.

His watering places controlabout 140 miles of range, goingin one direction.

He has recently gone into thecattle business as a side line tosheep, and has upwards of 6,000high-grad- e cattle on his range

Last winter he fed 3,000 lambsinsisting upon conditions easilyduplicated on any farm in thestate. He built pens outside andfed alfalfa and corn, not makinguse of silos. He is enhusinsticabout the possibilities of feedingfor the market in Now Mexicoand wished to demonstrate to thesmall farmer that it was a pro-fitable way to market the feedcrops of the state. He fed for120 days and made a profit aboveallowances for feed, labor, etc.,of 27. 2 per cent in that time.

He is noworectlngsilosof from300 to 000 tons capacity and willprepare to feed as many as 15,000Iambs nnd from 300 to 500 headof cattle the coming season.

His feeding pens are locatednear the heart of his valley farmfive miles south of Albuquerque,of 2,200 acres, and adjoins hisgrant of 35,000 acres, pastures inconnection with his feedingenterprise.

The farm is equipped withcomfortable headquarters livinghouse for his farm manager, deepwells of great capacity, an ade-quate system of pipos throughthe feeding pens, large burns,storehouses, tractors, and allkinds of modorn machinery.

In the management of hisbusiness he is assisted by hissons, James L. and Prank A. Jr.tho former having charge of theranches and live stock nnd thelatter of the feeding fnrm andother interests. Mr. llubbcll hasother sons almost ready to joinhim in business. Of the threeother boys, John is assisting atthe ranches, Ramon is attendingthe University of Pennsylvaniaand Lawrenco is at the borderwith the Now Mexico troops.

Mr. llubbcll is the dean ofNew Mexico's feeding industry.A few 'years ago New Mexico

was not considered seriously nsa feeder state. But Mr. llubbcllhas demonstrated beyond a doubtjust what can he done nnd hasplaced his state on the sheepfeeding map. Ho is a typical ex-ample of the man who stakes hisall on a little flock of sheep tobegin with and who, like themajority, emerge in a few shortyears as barons of the industry.Mr. llubbcll had a distinct lik-ing for the shepherd's calling,nnd to that he attributes muchof his success. No mnn can suc-ceed in this business unless helikes it, nnd that is not a verydifficult thing for the averageman to do in the case f tho pas-toral, for somewhere in our make-up there is a streak that calls usto the open and to the tasks as-sociated with it.

Mr. Hubbell has not only help-ed himself to opportunities nndmade them count for something,but he has placed opportunitiesin the paths of others. He hasthe common touch, and he makesit felt amongst his fellows. Hemay well be considered one ofthe best champions of agriculturein general and the sheep businessin particular, in tho grent south-west. American Sheep Breeder.

OSCURO

Herman Gschwind went to ElPaso last week to visit his broth-er Earl, and was so favorablyimpressed with the place that hehas decided to remain there. Hemade the trip from Oscuro tó theWhite Sands on his bicvele andtho remainder by auto with aparty ot menus.

Carrol Bryant and family lefttor tno ban Andreas countryrecently. They expect to maketheir home in that part of thocountry in the future.

J. W. Kinunons and family ac-companied by a cousin of Mrs.Kimmons, arrived in town Satur-day evening for a visit withfriends, returning Monday.

At the Republican Primary lastMonday U. W. Bums was chosendelegate and Dr. U. E. Blaneyalternate to the tapltan conven-tion to be hold Aug. 14.

Mrs. Sterling returned to Oscurolast week after an absence ofseveral months spent visitingrelatives in Uklahonm.

Mr. Boge is doing very success-ful work drilling wells nearCarrizozo.

Mr k'mimnna turn i.tiui-ir- nfthe railroad pumping plant attunc station.

Mina Iftiiritnln .Imwia la vluHimrMrs. D. B. Tennis at Polly thisweok.

Mrs Aflnlnll fjRrliU'iml ivno nCarrizozo visitor Tuesday. Thevmade the trip from Coyote in nnOverland car.

Cornelius Bo ire was in townover Sunday.

NEW MEXICO'S CHOICE

The New Mexico Republicanshave lined up in a body behindthe Hon. Frnnk A. Hubbell forthe United States Senate. Mr.Hubbell has a strong followingthroughout the entire state nndIs a strong, old-tim- e republican,highly respected by his consti-tuents and in the party concils.A selection less gratifying couldeasily be made for the UnitedStrtes Senate than Mr. Hubbell.

Tho Flat '"'J

COMMENT OF THE

STATE PRESS

Some Views of (lie PolitindSituation in Now Mexico nsExpressed by the Nows-pupe- rs

HUBBELL AND BURSUM ARE

TAKING THE LEAD

As wo said last week, and de-sire to repeat, tho Hon. Frank A.Hubbell is gaining strength inevery county of the state, andit is because of his close identifi-cation with the great industrilinterests of the state. Businessinterests desire a certain andeffective representation in theUnited State3 senate and through-out tho nation the sentimentfavoring effective and successfulbusiness men is growing, us theynre more practical than men without experience and many theories.

Mr. Hubbell is veceiveing thobenefits of this growing senti-ment nnd will go into the nextRepublican state convention back-ed by the business interests ofthe state, not just becnuso 'he isFrank A. Hubbell, a Republican,but because lie is a man close tothe people of the state and theirinterests nre his interests: onennd inseparable,, nnd his everyeffort must act for the benefit ofthe people. Those who nrospending some of their timewondering where his accumulat-ing strength is coming fromshould think over the facts fora few minutes and satisfy theirminds. - Las Cruces Citizen.

HAVE STOPPED TALKING MCD0MAD

The democrats hove stoppedtalking McDonald, and it is saidto be because the friends of theexecutive have convinced himhe can not bo reelected, and thatthe less said about the issuesraised by his administration themore votes the next democraticcandidate will get. This convic-tion is believed to havo come totho democratic boss after a num-ber of trips through tho state.It is admitted by several thousanddemocrats of the state that thevoters made a serious mistake at

Muni

the first election in selecting agovernor nnd it is believed theyhave made this so plain to Mc.Donald that he has decided toretire from politics, for the prosent, at least. -- Clayton Citizen

HIE WAY IT LOOKS

Rcpo- -: from reliable sourcesnnd covering practically the entire state of Now Mexico, indi-cate that Holm O. Btirsum, forgovernor, Frank A. Hubbell, forUnited States senate to succeedTilomas B. Catron, are steadilygaining ground in their campaignsfor tho Republican nominationsfor the offices they seek.

There is a growing belief thatChas. A. Spiess, of Las Vegas,and Charley Springer, of Raton,do not look upon the asnirations

'of Bursum and Hubbell, and willgo to oxtrenie lengths to preventtheir nomination by the conven-tion on August 23. It was said

,in May that the RpioBs-Spring-forces did not want Bursum nndHubbell; that thoy merely pro-

tend to supiort Secundiuo Ro-mero, of Las Vegas, for gov-- !ernor, and were no more thanlukewarm in bolstering up sunn-to- r

Catron's fences. What was: said to be true in May appears tobo true in tho first pari of Augustand more so." State Record.

CIES IN EL PASO

C. C. Hedges, of JicarillangedOf) years old, win has resided inthis county for a good manyyears, died last Saturday after-noon in a hospital at El Paso,after a brief illness.

The deceased was taken to ElPaso a few days before his deathby Dr. R. T. Lucas.

The body was shipped from ElPaso to the former homo atCircloville, III., Monday, for in-terment.

DONA ANA FOR HUBBELL

Sonn'or ThiiiiiiiR I) (.'Mr n ntulSeciiii'lino HriiiiHiM, liiili wereUvrii a tnnet cwiIIhI welnin a hitreceive! smiii-iiiic-- ill it I) ni.t ntcounty U fur Knnk A llnliiiell msucceed Senn'nr (Jul run in llm hhiin'a nf Iih United 8'aiei mid un'i'illuut Its vote fnr II O Humnm finOrwrii'T nf Nv Mxinn LiCrucRj) Giilziti,

CHAVEZ COUNTY FAIR

SEPTEMBER 18 TO 23

The Live Stock nnd ProductKxposition Will bo the PentEver ICxliiblcd in the Hun-ehin- o

Sfnto

MANY LINCOLN COUNTY PRO

DUCTS WILL BE SHOWN

Eddy, Lincoln nn Otero coun-ties will furnish the bulk of thefruit exhibits at the State List- -Stock and Products Expositionwhich will be held at RoswellSeptember 18 to 23, according tJ. B. Herhst, of Roswell. supei- -intendent of this department.These counties all have muchfruit and many growers are plac-ing to send displays. Roosevc1and Curry counties will furnishheavy entries in the cereal dipnrtment, while all of them wi lcontribute to the live stock dipartment.Premium lifts have just bec-- imailed and anybody who hnbeen overlooked will receive

by notifiying the marager of the fair.

A boys live stock judging contest will be a feature of the fairthis year. Any boy who wishesmay enter the contest withoutchnrge. He will receive a sconcard and acore the animnh entied in the dill'crent departments.When the list has been comple4ed each hoy's card will be checked up with that of the officialjudges, and the boy making t!highest average will receivehandsome prize, A similar coiitest will be conducted for tb-m- en,

hut a small entrance f(will be charped for the men. Tlmanagement believos thhit or.-o-

the best ways to teachstuck to tht- hoya and that tmen enn Ita.-- more about istock thii: way too.

With exhibits coming fro,Eddy. Lincoln, Otero. RoosomCurry and. .'havo3 counties Urwill be the biggest fair ever In-- !i i eastern New Mexico. Everdepnrlmin will be crowded andtho cinipotituu will be keen.

The amusement program wi 1he hotter than ever and the itwill b usptiiially good. AIre;.da number of lloraos nre in lri:iiing at the fair ground, und (J. Franks, superintendent of t' .racing, is receiving many entrUThe indications now are for anenormous crowd.

Many fr m Carrizozo will at-tend.

AT THE EASTERN MARKETS

O. W. Bamberger ot theCarrizozo Trading Co., is ir, tho eatouying the fall and winter lirif merchandise for Ms fim.It has always been the policy t, fdie Trading Company each yea.to send a epecinl buyt-- r to

markets when they canoersonally select an

of men's and laJi-4- - read?ar garments anc the fai 4

that they arc bought direct froi iche wholesaler means a greatdeal tothe consumers. Mr. Bamoerger will ho absent about atontli.

HUSBAND SAVED

HIS WIFE

Stopped Most Terrible SuCfaring by Getting Her Lyclia

E. Pinkham's Vegetabio Compound.

Denlnon, Tcxos. "After my llttlsRlrl was born two years ago I began suf--

1 ferino; with fcmalatroublo and couldhardly do my work.I was very nervousv9 m but just kept dragging on until lastsummer whon I gotwhcrol could not doÜmy work. I wouldhavo a chill everyday and hot flash"!and dizzy spells andmy head would al

most burst' I got where 1 was almostn walking skeleton and llfo was n burdento mo until ono day my husband's stepulster told my husband If ha did not donomcthlng for mo I would not last longnnd told Mm to Ret your medicino. SohaCot I.ydla E. I'lnkhsm's Vcgetablo Com-pound for mo, and after taking the firstthreo doses I began to Improvo. I con-tinued Its use, and I havo never had anyfemalo trouble since. I feel that I owemy llfo to you and your remedies. Theydid for mo what doctors could not donnd I will always prnlso it wherover Iro." Mrs. O. O. Lowehy, 410 W.Mon-tero- y

Street, Dcnlson, Texas.If you aro suffering from any form of

femalo ills, get a bottlo of Lydla E.Pinkham's Vcgetablo Compound, andcommenca tho treatment without delay.

The Backward Lover."I'm I shall 'IIhI, ntiil go

nuil help light lln enemy, WidowKelly," wild young IIi'kiim, who was abashful niiIiiii' fur I lie widow's liniiit.

"Eiillh, then, It't ti poor Kimer you'llmake,"

Wlmt ili .von mean?""(Mi, nollilng. Only n mini wlici

keeps mi culling mi n wlildy for yearwithout pluck enough In Hpeuk IiImlillml hasn't Hie suit U I is of n soger Inlilin." Itchoholh .Sunday lli't'iilil.

('Ivlllxiillou IciielieK limn tii lilile tilllinlill'iilly brutish nature.

I.iivk nuil linio have good memoriesliiilinVri'iiei' forgets.

Going It Too HardWo nr Inclined nowadays to "so

II loo hard;" to overwork, worry,cut nuil drink too much, and toneglect our rest and Bleep. TIiIhIIIIm tho blood with uric neld. Thokidneys weaken nnd then It's n siegeof backache, dizzy, uervoux spells,iliiMiiimtlc pains and distressingurinary disorders. Don't wiilt forworse troubles. Strengthen thokidneys. Use Doiiii'm Kidney I'llls.

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Avul4 uiMtratimia. lultlro Lit ar A Hummt'lj rruiiMli(MltOlb'iiluturlmturpiimlr. Writs UularUSilMtRru4C.,DptW.UIIS.DuiUraSl..CUp

EPITOME DELA SEMANA

Una brave relnclfln de acon-tecimientos en curso en sitepals y en el extranjero.

U'mtrn Nmrmr I'nlon Na Hfrilra,Acerca De La Querrá.

Ho reportan fuertes batallas entrolos rtos Dnloator y Hcreth en (Inllcln.

Lo llnllunoH contlnilnli en nvntvrnrno contra los Ansli Incoa en ol vallode AdlKu y otros liiniireu.

Uiiiih poleas violentas so estánal largo do Btokhod entro

loa Ilusos y los Austríaco.Nuevas tropnB lian sido dlrlgldaH

rnntrn Villa, nminclo ol (encralJacinto Trovlno en Clilliualiun,

I.tt nueva actividad nlrcdodor doVurdtln so lin marrado por sucesosfruncuses Importantes, dlcu París,

-i Hola brlIAnlca bomljardvo ílMouleblt, en la rosta do Asia Menor,y ileseniliarcó tina fuerza peipiufln,

Do nuevo los oppullnos ntncati laspoblaciones Inglesan mas Londres de-clara ipio el daño causado no llenoImportancia,

Una tentativa do los Roldados hul-earos para npodcrnrso do una

Isla on Ins aguas do Rumaniadel rio Danubio, cerca do la ciudad doUlurgovo, causó derla emoción.

Kl vapor do correo Italiano letlni-br-ruó hundido por un submarino y

vontlocho Kobrnvlvlentos' han llegndoa Malta, dice un despacho procedentedo iko punto. Dos botes curguilos dosobrevivientes tumblOti llegurou aüyracuse.

Occidente.Charle II. Moycr para presidente

y Ernest Mills pnru secretarlo-tesorero- ,han sido reelegido por dos

anos en una elección dp referendumdo la redurnclón Occldntiil de Min-eros.

Tres personan son muorlus y t ro-tula y siete heridas A rosullatt del

del especial de Texas onol ferrocarril da Kuty, dloz millas ulsuil do Dallas, Tex. J. T. llullls,

V. ('. Wood, fogonero, yJumes A. lleiiuctt, de Dallas, un pasa-jero, fueron inalados ni Instante.

1.a cosecha do granos osla estacióncu el uoroeitu Igualara un cualidadlas mejores cosechas do anos pasudos,según reportes obtenidos por los di-rectores do ferrocarriles en Portland,Ore. So rcportnu cosechas muynbundnnteu en muchos puntos doWashington, Oregon nnd Idaho, porola producción no sern tan gratulocomo la del tifio p. pasudo,

General,Con su tripulación on el puunto

nplaiidlundo ó América y su pueblo,ol submarino alemán Detitschlund en-tró en mar en Norfolk, Va.

tíeuenla vidas se purdlorou en unaInundación ipio so extendió sobro olvallo estrecho por el cual afluyo ularroyo du lllg Ilarrcn ou ol condadode t'lallioine, Tumi.

El Impuesto do cesión para ni esta-do sobro la propiedad do .1, IMorpoutMorgan, cuyo valor total es estimadoen $i;u.l!)U,7:i'.'. fue fijado a $2,CST.C75por el Jtmz du Ntinva Vork.

Una ballena de (15 pies fui matadaen una boca de entrada en ItocUawuyIleaeh, N. .1. El animal habtu pasudoon la entrada durante mareu alta yluego no pudo sullr cumulo bajaronlas liguas.

Margaret Uyun. unn oliroru canadiento, fué declarada por ol Juez K.M I.andls do In corto de distrito dolos Estados Unidos on Chicago, madrode un nlfio do "gtiurm" du un nflo,taniblán reclamado por la Señora AunaDollle ldgeruood Mutters, A ipiluu sobu dudo la guardia del nlfio.

BporLEn Kulninnzoo, Midi., HUI Dato,

mmiHjailo por Wultor C'ox, su ganó lubolsa del hotel Iliinllck du 12,001).

El director Oakos do los Hears doDenvor anunció su babor firmado ARay Andrews, "star" do Denvor, onun arregla condicional.

Ati Hamuli do Sun Francisco yCltnrlle Cutlor do Chicago polcuróu enSun Francisco por dos horas y clncuuntu y cinco minutos sin iuo ni eluno til el otro consiguiera ventuju al-guna. Im pai tlda fuó declarada tormltiudu en tuerzas Iguales.

Washington.Impedido por la legislación exist

ente para una Intervención directa enla anunciada huelga do 100,000 omplundos do farrncarrllos, ol gobiernofodcral so ostA preparando para unaactividad futura.

Extranjera,El fuego destruyó la planta do la

Winnipeg l'nlut nnd (lias Company.El edificio ora uno ilg seis pisos. Lapúrdlda os da 3Q0,fJQQ.

OAKRIZOZO OUTLOOK.

COLORADONoticias del estado, Notas

recogidas por todoestado centenario.

Weal rn Ní wiitr l'nlon Nwa toril.Colorado.

El condado do l.arlmer cuenta conuna población do 30,000.

El hotel Aasls en Collbran fuó do- -M ruido por un Incendio.

So ostAn construyendo muchas nunva casas do habitación en Fort Mor- -(a n.

So ha hecho un descubrimiento docarbón A un cuarto du milla norto daMllncr.

Eos mineros do tungsteno en elcondado do Doulder oslan descubrien-do oro.

Sesenta mineros esliin empleadosen la mina do l'lno Illanco ceren doUunnlson.

Una partida do campo do Din Fraternal se tcndrA en ülacler Uilto, ol20 do agosto.

Los deslices do nlovo en Julio soícportnrou en la reglón minera do lavecindad do Fulford.

Las ferias del vallo de Arkansasb't Rocky Ford celebraran su nnlvor-surl- o

do plata esto nflo.Los agrimensores han empozado el

trabajo sobro el nuevo camino do es-tado sobra ol I'aso Monarca.

La fabrica quo trata los guisantesot I.oveland ha concluido una opera-ción du tres semanas y mediu.

So va A Instalar una nueva plantacompleta do muqulnarlu nueva en lamina do Corando cu Lcadvllla.

So ha completado el enarenamlentodo la ruta entro lierthoud y Long-uion- t

en ol condado de Iarlmer.So acaba do descubrir una vena do

hubernlla do alto grado on el grupodu Try y Trust cerca do Sllvortun.

La Señora (leo. I'lumtuor, do l'ortCollins, sucumbió A Injurias recibidascu un uccldento du caballo desbocado.

Durante los illlliuus tres meaos enGrand Junction ha habido cuarenta yun nacimientos y veinticinco muertos.

La lechería do Montroso fabricó 1,- -DOS libras du inuntoiiullla un una

que es su producción do re-cordó.

Ciento y sleto hombres recibieronempleo dentro do dos seuiunus pormedio do la oficina do ouuileos gratisdu I.oveland.

So ha votado en Nedcrland unaemisión do 120,000 do bonos pura laconstrucción do un sistema do desa-guo municipal.

William C. Thornton du la unión doencuadernadores N" 2!) fuó elegido depresidente du la asemblea do oficiosy labor do Denver.

AlgunuH cargazones grundes dumineral procedentes del distrito mlneio do La Huta están llegundo A lafundición do Diirnugo.

Las estimaciones de ln cosecha doremolacha do uzneur do Colorado estonflo son du 250,000 toneladas, toutruU'.i 211,119 del uflo p. pasado.

Un volumen de agua midiendo 700píen cúbicos ostA ahora afluyendo porel túnel do (lunnlson, ijue oh el chorromayor desdu la construcción do luolía.

Unn colisión do fronte entre un nutrnióvl! y un tranvía causó la inuurtodo la Suflora Coru Nowlnnd, do cuarcuta uflos de edud, y serlas lujtirlusA dos otras personas du (Ireeley.

Samuel Atkinson, do SI unos doedad, uno do los agricultores uiAsricos del distrito do Calhun, fui matado por el rayo quo rayo sobro unabarrera quo ól estaba reparando y uula quo corrió sobro la distancia de SOI)pies. Im muerto fuó InstnntAnea.

Charles C. llughos, nombrudn dolpartido republicano pura presidente-- d-- ilos Estados Unidos, l.iublarA ouDenver la ñocha del 2U du agosto y luboiuann nigüento la pasar A ou' Eslesl'urk.

El soldado Floyd Norrls, del cuorpode hospital do campo, y In Hefiorll'iAlice Ilaker, del Primor Cuerpo do AIhIcucIu de Dutiius, so cusurun cu uli Miipainonto du movilización enUulden.

Soldados y pulsunos, viejos y Jovcues, inujeii-- y muchuchas en uuupalabra, todos los ciudadanos doColorado mnnlfostniou su goco en lacelebración (.el cuadragésimo unlver- -mrlo del estado.

Caribou, en uu tlompo el campo doplata niAs fumoBo del condado doIiduldiir y uno do los mayores productores del pnls, so ostA despertandootra voz después do un periodo Inac-tivo do veluto aflos.

Uu cufio de cancelación de sellos docorreo quo Imprime la Informacióndo quu eslA abierto A los visitadoresel Panino. Nacional da las MontanaRoquonus ahora so usa sobra todoiloe sobres saliendo de Denver.

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GrocerNo Objection.

Wife "Do you object to my havingtwo hundred dollars a mouth spendingmoney?" Iliiiliniul "Certainly not, Ifyou find It iinyvvbcre." Iiulge.

Tted Croia flair ninn. mtith lietti-r-. trn.afarther than liquid blue. Get from anygrocer. Adv.

The Vegetarian.A senior pupil teacher, who wns noted

for Ids' dilatory habits and slovenly ap-pearance, was lino day Instructing hisclass In the art of economy.

'Hoys," be niiIiI, extending his notover-clea- lingers In tlio direction oftho class "boy, In addition to beingn total abstainer and noiisinoker, Iam n vegetarian, Now, Johnny llrowii,tell me, what Is u vegetarían?"

'It you piense, sir," answered John.liy llrowii, glancing toward the extend-ed lingers, "It must bo n mull whodon't uso Konp!" New York Tele-graph.

Ordering Meais by Telephone.A cafo In I'lalnlleld, N. .)., bus In

stalled ti unique system for tho con-venience of IIh (IIiicm. Whether theplan will eventually bo welcoiucil bythe (lining public bus still In he proved,but It bus the uierllN of Ingenuity nuilnovelty, Kuch tablo In this enterpris-ing cafo Is connected directly with thekitchen and the head chef by means ofn telephone. Tho fastidious diner, In-stead of trusting the line points of hisorder to a mere waiter, tells them direct ly Into the ear of the chef. Thusho call have tils steak cooked to theexact turn hit likes nnd get exactlythe proper number of drops of season-ing in the KiiuccN,

No mini knows what It Is to bo awoman--nn- d he Is glad of It.

It's ii mini's weakness that lluallyoverpowers his strength.

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MFC. CO, CHICAGO

A Feminine Egotist."I consulted n fortune teller tho oth

er day," said the poor but proud youngman. "nnd sho told mo I was In lovowith n beautiful heiress, but sho wouldnever marry me. It looks Ilko 1 waslip against It!"

"till, not liecessiirlly," rejoined thof ill r niiilil on llu oilier end ot thosura. "No fortune Idler has everbeen authorized to speak for me."

It Ought to Make Him."Mrs. Styles I understand you have

decided to get nil nutomohllu?Mrs. Tyles Yes, Hint's right."I thought you didn't Ilko nutonio-biles?- "

"I don't.""Why, then, uro yon getting ruio?""Well, you see, my husband Is such a

perfect creature, ami nu autoiiiohlh)was (he only thing 1 could think ofthat would iiiiikcjilm lose his temperoccasionally." .

More Efficacious."In a few days, .Mr. (Irliiini, you will

have no further troublo with my chick-ens," said Neighbor Yuw, "I am work-lu- g

on mi Invention uMlcb Is calculatedto discourage them fioiu scratching.It Is mi iitliichiiient which fastens tothe fowl's leg mid has a prod project-ing out behind. When ho or bo, usthe case may bo, iitlempts In scratch,I he prod strikes tho ground and kicksIdm or her forward. A few scratches,nuil ho or she kicks himself or herselfclear out of the gurileii."

"I do not expect to wnlt for yourto kick themselves out of my

garden," replied daunt N. (Irliiim. "Thonext time I catch them In there I'llgrab you by the neck, and kick you altover this end of town."

It's as risky to prnlso u woman's hus-band to her face as It Is to crltlclzuIdm.

Three WordsTo Your Grocer

"New Post Toasties"will bring n package of breakfast flaken with a deliciousnew corn flavour flakes that don't mush down whenmilk or cream is added, nor are they "chaffy" in thepackage like the ordinary kind.

These New Poit Toasties are manufactured by a newusing quick, intense heat which raises tiny

Erocess over each flake, the distinguishing character-istic. And the new process also brings out n new cornflavour, never tasted in corn flakes of the past.

Try u handful dry they're good this way and thetest will reveal their superior flavour. But they'reusually served with milk or cream.

New Post Toastiesfor tomorrow's breakfast

Sold by Grocers everywhere.

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The fust thiii; we look whon wo buy anythingis the name of tho makers. Long experience) in thehardware business Iiuh taught ub who make reliablegoods.

You got the high quality nml tlm low prirn whrn ynti I my from no.Wo tvnnt you for n cUHtotnor becuiisn wo know I lint unco you heroine

n customer you will 'rcinnin one.Our llrtn In nno that make good oh IU proinlira, on ill ale and In

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N. B. TAYLOR & SONSTHE ONLY EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE STORE IN LINCOLN COUNTY

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Stop At TheGRANDV1EW HOTEL

MRS. A. 0. HEARN, PROP.

Table Service the very best. Good clean nndwell ventilated sleeping rooms. Hie

building has been thoroughly reno-vated and electrically lighted.

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CANADA TO MARDI GRAS CITY

nibbon of Concrete, Rock and GravelUnrolllno Detween Winnipeg

nnd New Orleans.

tny FncnnitirK J. wmoiiT. jtmi- -aoni or JeniTnoii jimnwu)' .mioiiiuioiw

In Now Orleans on November 15 nml1G of Inst (nil, after six inuiitlui at sys-tematic agitation, morn tluin 400 Roodronds enthusiasts from eloven stateswest of tlio Mississippi river mot andnrgnnlzod tlio Jefferson Highway assoelation. Now a ribbon of concreto androck and grnvel Is rapidly unrolling

Winnipeg, Canada, nnd NowLn which latter city aspires to

b'o known as tlio winter capital ofAmerica,

in less man six monius oi us oiuciniexlstcnco, tlio Jefferson highway tinsbecome second In Impel tunco amongAmorlca'n great now national high-ways. Tlio Lincoln highway is natural-ly and rightfully given first placo, con-necting us It tloea New York and Sunfrancisco, and spanning tho cntlro continent from cast to west. Tho Jefferson highway, cn tho other hnnd, traverses tho great agricultural contcrand connects tho Dominion of Canadaat Winnipeg with tho Gulf of Mexicoat New Orleans, It crosses tho richagricultural states of Minnesota, Iowa,Mlsscurl, Knnnas, Oklahoma, Toxasanil Louisiana, with a posslblo branchthrough tlio Oinrk nuuntalnn in Arkan-sas.

Thomas Jefferson Is Justly entitledto tho honor which tho Jefferson highway Is expected to confer upon hisnamo. Tho great north nnd southhighway traverses tho Louisiana pur- -chaso territory with tho uxcoptton ofa short dip Into To:.ac, mada to próvidoa level routo atound tho mountains ofArknnsns, This diversion makes thoJefferson highway a farm land, lovolcountry routo from beginning to end

Tho actual work of graveling, rock'ing, macadamizing or surfacing withconcroto Is now Icing arranged forwith surprising energy. Singlo counties In Toxas and Louisiana havevoted $300,000 nnd $400,000 bond Issues. Countlca mid road districts Inwhich it w iiild not hnvn been supposedtlmt ten per cent of tho votors wouldnpprovo of bond Issues for buildingrouds havn wen their bond Issues eal!y becausu of cuthuslasiii for tho Jctforson highway.

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Muskogco, Dunlson, Bhroveport,Ilatou Kongo and New OrlnniiB, tra-versing tho ngrlcullural heart of Amer-ica, thu moBt broadly developed agri-cultural country In tlio world. In lossthan throo years' timo the great high-way not merely ought to bu but willbo transferred from nien'h mind andfrom paper to tho ground, a 2,000-mll-

30.Vday rond from Win-nipeg to New Orleuns,

Social Advancement.Uood rouds always contribute to th

social advancement of tho community.Town ami city folks are greatly bunn-fltc-

but farmers nro reul beuullclarlnon account of the saving In timo nndlabor In marketing farm products,

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CA'IIRIZOZO, : . NEW MEXICO!

I JOHN E. BELL4 Staple and Fancy Groceries

"WHERE QUALITY IS FIRST"

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Don't with until you have thafc.SlOO Hivedbefore opening a bank account.. Start an accounttoday, make addition to it. .systematically nnd itsgrowth will píense and surprise you. Write usabout the matter.

STOCKMENS STATE BANKOF CORONA, NEW MEXICO

STAG SALOONJOE R ADAMS. PRCP , ,

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Carrizozo, New Mc.xiro

THE CARRIZOZO BARWholesale and Hetnil Dealers

BEER, WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS, H:J.;

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nio.s.o. i.i'STrul.Htcr mid Publisher

'utjllaliud Wm-klyl- Tim Interestni L'rrizoii nuil nil nf Lincoln

''iiunty, Nisw Maxim.

NSCit CIRCULATION IN 1IIE COUNTYi

Ktitttntl w i,niiiii-i,lii- i' ii'ittlMr .liiniiir.vi iM I Nt IhepfMt .tlllriMit 'nrrtn!t.New

mirlar tlio Art "f Mnrrli :t, IH70

vt "tlln'iiK fnrnia rln.e. tvt.ltiilay M iimnVa mik' irlMn'i1iiirUv nlalit. II )6'i

I nit fefe let four paper rec'Jltly.iia natlleti PuMUier lAilterllatiii runoB appllcallnf.

HITOCWITION RAHiS.

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(HAIII HVANS Ht'cjIIKS

I'm Vice I'rfiklMtitI IIAI'.I.I S W. KAIHUAN'ICS

ANNOUNCEMENT FEES

Imilnc the rHiiip-im- ""' ni''- -,.ik will intry i1" niiiiM niiiil fiiiiilliliitm

i tin illrn n p. ue t IIh-i- i tiiiini'i In tin(Mtnt llirmurli i, .iiiiiiiinn "I'lil wlli

Nr malluli tlm II"' i'f .! enhilen furvi I'll iniiiiil'" mill nt our rn,r rn I k

HI hiiiiIi ii1! Mint h iike'' fur llien.rvlreilnli l i- i- M'mv- I'"' nil nninlyithi-- i' miiiii'Imii clin uta lin- - "inn of fill IK)nil Iu fliHiei'il nuil fur iIih'Hi'I nml leirl- -I' Vi lllllli I

" null In Mllniti'i. Iviili I'liniiiiluii. Hiiniiwiu'liiK 111i ir'vrii n li'K--f u f . Lilt if mi ex-- ,

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FOR SHERIFFVln Oiillniik U nlitliiirlrivl tn niiiiniitire

Hie it ii it i tr i if .Mm II llniril im a cundí-- Itin fur nf IIihiiIi Cn'inty mili-je- rt

to tin- - action i if l ho Drmiicratlr,'niinty Convention.

FOR SHERIFF

I'll" OutliH'k in inillinri..'il In nminiiiirfJ" ftniiii ni t' Wnlkrr llylit mi" it

fur filinifT nf l.liirnln County mili-e-rttn tin action (if 'lie DoiNorr.'iUc

i'atty.

FOR SHERIFFI imllinmeel In niitiniincn

flu- - lliinin nf llinry M I nru hi n innill-- Itic fur Slict.tT of I.I lir .i. County, hiiIi

to Hi'' tirlinn of tint ltciiililli'iiii.irly.

FUR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Til" Oul'iiok it iititlioriril to iiiiiiouncnIn iitiinii i f I 'ml IdilmiH :i ii riiiiillilntn

f ir I'niiiily I 'iiiuuilmli'iii'i nf Dl'lilct No..'. nf l.lni'iiin ( niinly. iilijwl to the:r i ion ni tie t il t ion i party.

FOR TREASURER'1 ho nullum, it milliiinreil tu iiiiiintinci!

tlie ii'iini' nf A . .1, llulliiii'l iih ti riinillilateI'or I'lLUfiiii-- r of l.iutnlii I 'niinly, stilijectt tho notion uf the Hot .nlil i it party.

Hughes Points 'the Way

Tho speech of the Itepulilloan sfor I'lealilcnt wua a knynnte

i.pntcli, induuil. Not onn person Intba ureal audlancw at the OarsacteHall meeting wan tn doubt for one(Uotnnnt a to juat what be tunt byeisrylhliiH he said.

Hit aid rati was aomprnhanttta. Iorli.il, rtattr and all nuffluleut fm theOi'SHatnti. Tbaru bu no iltiutu to this. PI- - tnl Mr tlughaa It anan who "knows what ha wanti whenlie nantt It." and it la the opinionof political authorities ulio heard himunit who hava tinea read bit remarkiUiat he knows, alto liow to get It

It wat incunilinnt upon the llepuhllran candidate to confine the tooponf his remark to ilia llniitnltona nfthe McatMn. hut hit erusltlng analy-sis ef the shortcoming of the pres-ent adminlslratlnn of the covermnenlla mrrolr an earnest or what the toueand tho oonifiils of lin apeeohet willba t.llln lie Rots on the mump.

At Camelete Hall Mr. Hushes advttrtoil to evory neuiral question thatIt am to be a serious Issue In the

alMiavtKtt and In language that vlllbe abMlnta.y olear to every man orWOBMU abltj to renl tie stf.tnl hisoaJitlBB). till emtvlrt'.oiif and his purp(Ma, Oa the stump he will argueInitio potttts Id ilntall. At an oratbrlie It élBalltnt. bit personality atirac

tlvfi anflm inariuiiinn ni inct ürnhaalvo thai lie hnlda his audienceto the end, lie niakn It unity forthem to follow htm un.l li Is polntiare not loit.

Thnre wat notht'ii: oqul- - ocal, noth-ing apologetic In (ha Itiiltllcnn

speech of aeceptunce. liecalled a upado a spado, anil tho ittianl-iiwu-

ojilii'on of those who heard himwits that lin shot to thn center andrang llio hell. Thn It liMean tarn-palg-

la now open, uiiu thoao whowil npoak and wlto and work for

the aileron of the ttepulillran ticketfan wlih for no moro ml' ,uate cauiI'Kllin iniiMiiiinnt. no more satisfactoryitrtrinNit of Issues Mian are found Intil' eimltrtiilo'j animator)-- .

Brief Sentences Featuring theSpeech of Acceptanceof Charles . Hughes.

Amer-c- Flrit and America Efficient,

tWe are too great a country to

o. our clt.zent who are engagedin pecesful vocation! the aort ofmilitary tervlce to which they annow called,

We cherish no llluilani. We knowthat tit j recurrence of war la notto be prevented by ploua wlohea,

We denounce all plots and con.piracies In the Interest of any for

elan nation.

Adequate preparedness la not

During this critical period, the onlydanger of war haa lain In the weakeourie of the Administration.

The Nation hai no policy oftoward Mexico. We have

no desire for any part of her terri-tory.

We propose that In the competitivertruinle that la about to come theAmerican worklngman shall not euf.fer.

"hl representative gathering le ahrppy augury. It mean the etrengthof reunion. It mean th- -t the partycf Lincoln la restored, alert, effective.

The deallng ef the Administrationwith Mexico constitute a confusedchanter of blunders. It Is a reeordwhlr.h cannot be examined without aprofound sense of humiliation.

We must take Vera Cruz to getHuerta out of office and trust ti othernations to get our own cltli'ns ou'.of peril. What a travesty of Interna,tlonal policy I

Destroying the government ofHuerta, we left Mexico to the ravagesof revolution.

I stand for adequate Federal Workmen's compensation taws.

The Administration was to seize andpunish Villa for his outrage on oursoil, It has not punished any one;we went In only to retire.

I favor the vote for women.Up to Daté EÍusIñéts" 8ystem.

No lotiRcr Ih It regarded un goodmnitngpinont to count uniform plores(inn by una lit rannufitcturliiK planta.KcnlrH capeclally cotistructoil for thopurpnae nro now being employril for

inntcrlnt of llko utilta Notonly Ik tho wolgliiitK machino moro

liocausu It euliatltutua altuploniiinttal oiorntlon nml thn hlghuat ilivgri'n of mechnnli'Rl precision for tlturntupllrntetl montnl llgurlng niul a

uf othur eyatuma, hut it countsfrnm 100 to 1,000 per cottt Utter thanthe tluioworn methods.

Education Not Worth While.' You vtin't make tus bolluve a col-leg-

nilticnllou gilt you nnythliig,"ta Id the youttfl limn who hud won twommlalt fur fox trotting "Still I al-ways tliouglit oollugu follow wna aw-ful muoII," replied tltu girl. "Nothlu'doln'1 Wii got ono of them In our uf.tice lliat nlwnyn niiys 'whutu' mid'nutwitliatunillii', nml Buy, I lmiird thoboag eallln' lilm down today tho worstI ever Henil. Wltat'H tho ub-- j Itnowln'them Ulnd of word a II you can't talkbuck?" Judge

Deafness Cannot De Curedby Ineal niirllcoilonp, m ttir, rannot rahthr tlmtd enrtlnn ( tüf nr Tlivm Iionly one way lo ou- tlatnrii, Hnd Uiat Iiby ronitltulloiinl .nirUli-- Iimfntia Isciuieit by an liilliiin',1 oomlltlon or Hi milcom lliilna or ih" Uuilnchlnii Tube. Wlinittili tub j litlbiinril yciu tmv a runibtliiiounü or liiievrfeol licarlnfc. nml wiirn It I.nllrrly ctoird, liarn.ii ia ttie rriult. him'

unli-a- ttio ttiflittmnntl'iil turn be lukennml Hila lube riimrnt In lla normal '""(ton, hrarliiR III le itriiroyrit foreverraeri out of ten are rauan! by r'i

hlch la nolhiiiR but an InflamMl roi.of iho mucoua aurfarea.

We Hill five On llunilreil I)olntaeaie of Drafneaa (enuaeil by ratarihi ilannul be cur..l l,y Haifa Catrrh 'I ml tor elieulara. trw.

.H. J. CllllNtJV CO., Toled. t'lii'- Fold l.v Drjlaidala, lie.Take llalla I'amlly fills for nnitlpub

CLEARANCE SALEEXTRAORDINARY

"THE WANTED DRESS STYLES IN BETTERMERCHANDISE FOR LESS MONEY."

'I liat'H wlmt tnnkes thifl of Inwn and Hummer dresses cxtrnordinnrybucaust! vn Imvo lost nil sipht of profit ami have determined to make neloaii-u- p if low prices will do so. Worth up to .37.00 for

$3.95Boys' Wash Suits

They all will go at thcfo prices: notereduction. 0" cents, 7f cents and 55cS5 cent, suits for

Long Chamoisette GlovesKiiysers gloves in cliamoife and

white, 1(1 button length. I tegular 55r75 cents, now

Ladiei SkirUThe remaining stock of ourladies' Wash Skirts in WhiteLinen and Pique ct 1 ((worth S'-'.- for I .WWMillinery SpecialsThe biggest Millinery values

of the entire year prevail dur-ing this sale. We offer com-plete stock at i2 Price

Mens' ShirtsMen's 51.50 Sport Shirts,

wide stripe patterns, now

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Peculiarity of Cat'a Eyes.Aa ehdivliig Itrw wliicly tho pertpa-nontl- y

liluo ojea of cnta differ freraother eyes. It la notcl that

thn nyna rf white Unit nro toltnvo permiinently bino "yea cpen th yaltlno lirlght red lit the ilntk. unitnoltlter the ephemeral klitn-bliit- i tuirnny other coIli-ci- I oy iIiioh thlu.

Gallina the Children.Don't aliout nt tho children when

thoy nro i.ut uf doorH niul you wihIithem tn cutio to the limite, ('nil I lion Iwith n nunll boll or whittle ThnBound will go farther that, the vofeocarrloa, nml there will be no Htrnlti ontho vocttl L'orJR.

Greece's Petroleum Springs,I'atroleiini aprlngs In Urooce, .

Bcrlbnl by a lilatorlnit cf 4011 yenraboforn tihrlHt nml vlowud during thoRuccoeill'ig S,'M0 yettra aamura th:-t- i eurlnultles, uro noon tn heoxplnlleil bjr capltitllats of tho vicinity.

Judnment.In the white liglw nf history, x

tho tribunal of Justice, wo ahallnot bo Judgml for what wo hcoui tobo or have achieved, but for what woare ami by what we Imvo tried to do.

Selected.

Shameful Ignorance.A I'hlludulphla Judge rufttaeil n

to a t tuan nn tho groundthat his wlto was too smallto ha cruol. A lot ha knows aboutwoman. Detroit Froo Press.

Improved Match Striker.Tuck a pleca at fly screen ovor sand-

paper ut tho sarao sito, This will notwear out as readily as sandpaperalone. Popular Sclnnco Monthly.

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White Serving ApronsDainty Whito Serving Aprons trim-

med in val lace and insertions, 90r25 cent value

Dainty LawnAnd Batéate White Waists, thekind that always sold QCfor SI. 50, now yJCFootwear Specials

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General Transfer and Drayage

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Surly Pip 0(n Builders. GEO. SPENCETU $ti plW organ In history was

rnfti ty ctoillilut, an Alexandrian Alltm.VKVlÜMlWillciat), about 300 II. C. Accord-ing

in llnnk UtiltdliK 'I'llMifX. Uto tin descriptions at old writers, m i'AURI50.n NliW MKXIiIt mi lielleved tn Imvft represented The Titsworth Companya stage or cfflolenoy nut nttnlucd at;nln

iinlll tile eluhteonth century. It wns EDWIN MECHEMprnlWHl by Oloeru und umporcirs round m ATTOHNUY-AT-liA-lilSMtira In plnylni? It. Illilory I nulo S4 icnuiiai, I'luuTin:to reaord n iopo im oriinbulltlor -S- yl-vtdter 88 CAPITAN, N. M. Oihct- - nvtf Holland' I) run toteliullarod liavu conIt.i who In to ALJlMOCCRDO, NErVMEXICltrucleil n hydraulic organ.

Height or Napoleon.The quentlnti or tho uxact halRht ot

tlte Hmporor Napoleon is one orInterest, and yat It I

Impnsslhlo to llnd any nuthorlta-tlv-stnlomont on tho xtiuject. In the

appendix to "Napoleon; tho IiistI'hnso." by Lord Htmobury-- , llmro I aKtiUemeul by Cnjitaln Multluud thatho wm nhout B root 7 Inchon In height,and unathur by Mr. llunbury thnt hanppenrod to bo about D toot G Inchts.

In Nebraska In Curly Dayi.Truo cats, larnr than tho inodorn

tlRor, Bliort-lPK8- rhinoceroses, swith tunliH In both tho upper

and lowor Jaw and a Great vorloty otwoljlluu carnívora mudo their homoIn Nebraska Homo years ngo, or, to bouact, In tho tertiary purlod whenthat tato was an cxpansa ot swampylowland, covered with vegetation notunllko that ot tho Amaron wlldor.UCBBC8 ot tho present úay.

Emerson li for the Future.Humanity must rccelvn a now and

profound charge ot tho religious' spiritboturo Its pupllago to tho waiting mas-ter (Hmorson) can lie&ln. At thoproRcnt Instant ho Is hardly In thostrong fanso a tcachor, hardly In thobtrojig sensa an oxnmptoi ho Is a rev-elation of capacity, an adjourned hopo,un unassured but momentous

I'roressor O. V. Firkins.

Pigs Are Dainty Eaters.l'lcs, Instead or being ready to cat

unylhlng, aro among tho most fastlulous animals. Out ot G7S plants, thogoat cats 149 and relimen 120; shcop,out of C28 plants cat 387 and rofuso141; cows, out or 491 pluntB, cut 270and rofuso 218; horses, out or 474plants eat 2C2 and rofuso 212; whllopigs, out or 243 plants, cat only 7and refuso 171.

Seek Origin of Mysterious FireYearly on February 2 und ror 46

days artor, a mysturlous tiro breaksout in Arlyako bay on tho west coastot Kyushu, Japan, burning both onland and Bca, tho origin of tho conllagratton bolng a completo mysterywhich a rccontly outlined scientificexploration party will mako u pointof solving.

Small Qlrl Felt 8fe.Tho small daughter was industrious

ly Ironing her doll clothes when hermother entered. "It's wrong to workon Sunday. Havo you rorgottcn thoLord sees ycu7" "This Isn't work. AndU (ho lrd doos seo mo, ho knowsporrcctly well this Iron Ih cold."Judgo.

Murderous.Mrs. Nowninrrlo (Horrowfully, nttoi

doparturu of her husband's rich undo)'It's too bad tho dinner was u full

uro, dear." Mr. Nowinarrlo "Hutwasn't a failure, darling. It took ulleast a yuur from unclo's llfo."

Superlative Qoodneis.To lovo tho public, to study unlver

nal good, end to promote tho Interest;'or tho whalo world, as far ns lie withIn our power, la tho height of goodncss, and makua that temper whichwo call divino. Shaftesbury.

Til a Curious World.Whon a man leaves rhurrli Just ai

the collection plato starts on Itiruuuds, ho muy havo boon taktm rtuildculy 111. but the rent of tho centre- -Kililou daten'! tu! leve It'.

Puitllng the Editor.A copy or "Keoble Minded Adrirt'

bus Just rMciietl our dusk, eni foriuemeut wo ware nusilod to accountftir tlie nppuaranco In this form or theDatlBreMlotiul llccord. Ilostou Trail

Hlceups In Strnnae Place.lrittlo l.uuy accidentally discovered

Mr siilw one day, and running to netMBtlMr she exclaimed: "on, imuiimnnr gat tho lilccupo In my wrisll'

a of It.Uopurllng Quest- - ovening and

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tlly Oi:OltOK H. ai.OVIIH, rolarmln Ak- -ricuuurui cuiicKv, run (Juiunn, wuio.)Wo know how annoying It is to bo

obliged to lay a horso oft in tho mldftspring's work, on account or uoro

shoulders or soro neck.Da not forgot that It Is your own

.null.Some man always malm uoro shoul- -

dnrs, somo novcr do, A goud man Isotton soon In front of his horses, ad-justing tuolr collars and humos. Don'tlot n horsa work nil hour In an 111- -llttlng collar.

Tho greatest caro Is needed In thnspring when work llrht starts, tor tholiursn will shrink and tito rollar willsoon bo too largo. A collar Ihitl Istoo largo will Injure tho Hhouldersmorn than one that Is too Unlit.

IninRlno it man trying io play Iihho-ba-beforo his hands linvi bcconio

toughuiied. A horse works with hisshoulders. Keep them well. Look atthctu snvurnl tiinus u day. Keep thnshoiildors and tho collar clean. If n

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shouldor gots Mire it Is tho drlvor'Hfault; hold hint responsible.

GRUBS IN SPRING

Presence of Insects Is Found In Tu-mor on Dncks of Cattle-P- lan

for Removing.

(Ily a. W ItllWAUI). Mlnnvwitit 8luton.)Owners of cattle should bo mi tho

lookout for wnrhlos on the hacks ottheir animals this spring.

Evldoncu or tho prosuncu or Hiedofilos Ib found In tumors or warbleson tho bucks or cattlo. In tho springor early summer trom theBo wnrblcsdrop grubs which burrow Into thoground and utter about a mouthomorgo as filos. Thcso Ules lay theireggs on tho lugs of cattlo, tho cattlolick tho eggs off, and nfter a timo thowarhlos appear on ttio backs ot thocattlo.

Tho grubs may bo removed by pres-sure around tho warbles, and thencrushed! or thoy may bo destroyed bytilo Injection tit grease or oil Into thooponlngs ot tho tumors.

In liuropo from 20 to 40 drops ottincture or lodlno Is Bomctlmcs

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KNIGHTS OF PYTHKJMfi'ling" I'vcry Mi'iuiiiv uveiiltig InAIhwhih-hul- l Al! iiiiíiiÍm"! me iirci"! nIh' prmci:i und viltilig Klilislit wi'Icom.

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FRANK J. SAGERlinURANCE. NOTARY PUBLIC

Aui'1'i'.V l''.HHilIMieil 1802

Oilier in iixenuntt Dunk

ROADBUILDING

MATERIALS FOR A CULVERT

I Good Dullding 8tono Abounds In Lo-cality It Would Do Advisable to

Lao This Subitáneo.

Illy I'AW. I HAItOKNT. t'nltcl fluteftcliirtnieiit nl I'uliliii H jihIi )

Avalladlo material In tlio locnlltyvkoto tlio work la lining carried onWin nonornlly determino tlio muUirlult which lulvcrts will liu constructed

I 'or uxnmtilu, If wo aru In n countryw'--r- good li'tlldlng Htonn nbounils, Uwo till i;niitriilly bu uilvlnablo tu usul' H material for culviirlH.

I.' no Hon ii l.i lininly, lint good gravtlmty lio aociirt'il, ptnln concroln, or re-tín orccxl cimor-lo- , may I n found lu bo''ii most material, Id. .r.'.o InoatMi i wo.sliuli Inivn to rosort

Hip usu of pipen. .Y.y cxncrlMiK'! i been Mi.it wlillo a goud culvortl. lio instructed by tlio una f vlt- -

"I tllD, lit iiBo In mnt c.ifiH liasI. 'ii folium. Tilla I ilim tu luck of1 i " earn In lityliis tlio pipo.

All culviirn, of whatovor matorlul,'.,'il,l lit) t .irridd to n good foundation,

. arnlly spi,iklng, 1 would rooom-mr-iii- lthat ihu waterways of Rlono

' '.'viirt lx paved, and tlmt coucrotoiroitn tin Imllt with a coiicrolo Horn

aülinusli liil.i la not nlwriya nocossoryl'i any cvont tlio slili walla nhould beI'ti'rlod lo u good, firm foundation, mid

ii.h lit! of tlio ejutvurt 'nhould bo pre-Mi- lwllh u rut-ol- f wull bnlow

tlio froat to prevent '.:i"lralnliiK byI'n untar.

I'lpr I'tilvnrts aliould !iu laid in nKooit, firm foundation. If tlio naturalsoil (loon net próvido thin, a, founda-tion fhould lit oxc:ivatil from twelvetn llftcpn luche below tlio bottom oftlin plpti unit criiBlied nt ina or crave!Hliould bo placed In tlio excavationmid tho culvert well budded mi thlffoundation. A hunt wall Hliould beprovided at micli mid of tho pipe ml-vor- t

tho samo ua for coticrato or atonerulverlM, to prevent tho watergottlng undi'r tho culvort, or alonK theHldo of It, mid wnsliiin; It out. CastIron wntor pipa and couugutnil muta:.

Jf of koriI, pure Iron, will bo found tomalic intlHfiiriory ruivnrts wliero aiiniali epcnliM la nccc:i.iury.

All culverin should ho laid on an:uli and, abnvo all tliiiiitH, tlicy..'inuli! bo provided with u gaod out-- !

it ti tako the water away from them,. )m:. mea tilla will n wosHltatn the

CjiK-tt- e Road and Bridga In Connec-ticut Pnr't

- Af- .- g of n dllcli from two to alx orti' l.u:nlrl feet loim, but ll.o ditchrl ' dug If necenHary; tlio draint, failure unios wn próvido the

o'itlrtAl ftilicrtn nhould bu fvorod with

a cumlon of earth In p cut trai'.ir ttm'.iiR directly u'i thor.i, In the

i ui f stono or conrr.'trt culverts, sixtht imliffs uinl- r mi iimiailiiiii

prnviil mrfaclng will lio auflleliiitV'ltb pipe culverts them should not Iw

KB 'han twelve nf mulili-ut-i liuhfK,ml to feel of rover under aurfiwlii,iI' ihI will be tnoi.' tuliafaetory.

'Í3AD BUILDERS ISSUE A MAP

TI i National lllgliwam associationf at body of enthusiastic lookora Inte

'.to ! .tufo, has preparml a map show-- li he tntntlvo routim of 100.000

t ii'' of i.'ttculnted lilRhwuya whlrh Iti ':.i ifcoiihl notwork tho Utiltod. '' In fcn orderly nmnnor.

T- map Is tlio oxpruHslon of ouo' l. - DMlu Idean of til j nssoclatlun.

t : :n 'y. tlmt triink-lln- mails nro tinrt rtUlslt thrnusli routes learl'i :

t"om snniBwliijro to onHiutioro. ii 'tat tbu.JQifiUV ruada must tint ir--

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REVIVED INTEREST IN SHEEP

Saving In Feed In (letting AnimalReady for Market la Dig Point

Plenty of Pasturage.

Thn rennwed Intercut In tho prontaof tho ahoop bualnoaa lia caused aRood many fnrmore to put In ahoopInstead of cattlo. It la oaalor to dobualneaa on a email capital whom younrn handling ahoop. You can tako themniioy uand In buyliiR a bIiirIo atoormid buy aeveral ahcep, and tho sav-ing tn fcod In getting tho two clasaoeof anímala ready for tlio buyer laworth considering. This la noticed In

jee iSheep Are Useful In Pasturing Off

Weeds In Standing Corn.

two wnys-- ln tho amount of pasturaROrequired nnd In tho amount of winterleed unfiled.

In Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, In-diana mid Ohio, wherovcr thcro Isbliu-Rrus- slicop should bo run. ThesornRliuiH aro peculiarly adapted tosheep Trowing In connection with Ron-ora- l

i.- - nine. Tho erase conies earlyIn tlio prltiR and lingers until varylata In tlio fall. In about thrco yoursout of every llvo tho pasturagu Is hucuthat tlio Bliocp can tako pretty goodearn of thomselvea until woll along In-to tho winter. With a pastura of thissort and a cornllcld full of soy beansor rowpuus tho problem of ahoop fend-ing pretty nearly solves ttsolf.

In this way tho shuop-foodln- seasonIs cr-at- ly shortened and tho foodlngcost Is cut down to a point wliero Itamounts to vory Ilttlo. Wlillo you areforced to bo shoveling out tho corn,tho sllagn nnd tlio cake to tho cattlo,tliu alieep aro managing tn get alongwith viry Ilttlo expense to their owner.

Self-feed- er is profitableExperiment Made at Nebraska

8hows Methodto De Practicable.

That tho r Is practicablefor lamba Is shown by tho resulta ofan oxporlroont that has just closed attho Nebraska oxporlmont station.Twonty-olgh- t lambs fed for 40 days bytho r method mada an aver-or- o

dally gain of half a pound a headat a cost of $7.31 for each 100 poundsof gain. Tho not profit por head wan

I'ca-slz- oil meal and prairiehay were kept boforo thn lambs con-stantly from tho beginning of tho tost.Com was added the third day, nndgradually Increused from that tltnAt the close of the third wook thnlambs wcro consuming about twopounds of corn and ono-linl- f pound ofoil meal per head dally.

At the end of thn experiment theywore consuming ono-hal- f pound moroof corn a day mid the sume umouut ofoil meal The avuraito dally consump-tion of prairie hay per lamb was one-ha- lf

pound. Corn was valued at 61)cents a bushel, oil weal at $40 a tonand pralrlo hay at 19 a ton.

REAL PROFIT IN LIVE STOCK

Problem of Making Profit Is LargelyMatter of Making Use of

and Roughage.

When you break even on yourbeeves you aro ahead of tho gamo pro-vided you savo tho manure especial-ly If you have kept hogs following thorattle. "Saving the manure" doesn'tmean saving merely ono-thlr- or one-fourt-h

It means saving all of It, liq-uid as woll as solid.

Tho problem of keeping llvo stock,with profit is lafgoly a matter of mak-ing uso as sllago, roughage, or bed-ding, of stuff that la wasted on thonverago farm.

Wouds and weed aeods, usuallycounted worso than nothing, may boput on the right sido of tho ledgor bymeans of a fow shoop. O roas rar.keacheap pork.

8lgn of Prosperity.Improved live stock on a farm tu

a sign of prosperity. Tlio way to lis-tín Is by awaiting tbo scrub airo.

FARMANIMALSSWINE REQUIRES SOME GRAIN

Expert at University Farm Olveaef Three Tests of Feeding

Corn to Hogs.

Can you afford to food grain to yourhogs thlu slimmer?

It. C. Ash by, In chargo of svlno atUnivorslty farm, St. l'aul, says youcannot nrford to grow thorn withoutgrain. 1 In gives tho results of throtosta of feeding corn to hogs on rapopasturo to prove-- his claim.

Six pigs wero put In eachof threo lots, about a quartor of anacre In' rizo, on rapo pasturo. Tho pigsIn tho first lot worn fed a half ration

2 por cent of cornj that Is, twopounds of rom for every ona hundredpounds of llvo weight. Thosoiin thosecond lot wero fed threo pounds ofcorn for every ono hundred poiinds ofpig, that In .1 per cent. Tho pigs intho third lot wcro fed a full ration, 4por cent nf corn. Tlio pigs wnro ongood tnp- - l.iHturo nieven wocks IrnmJuly 10 to September '0, Tholr gainsworo counted as worth 7 cents a poundand corn was chnrged at CS cents abuBhol.

Tho returns pnM for tlio rapo pas-turo an aero wero: Lot No. 1, JW.HO;lot No. $011.72; lot No. It. $05.l!0, IfIhn corn In riiiured at 75 cents n bush-el, tho balance for tho pasture on thnthree lots wotinl bo $43.10, $31.30 and$45,60, respectively.

Without tliti reeding of grain, thopisa would hnvo gullied Ilttlo, Mr?Ashby says, Ilnpn limy be expected tonay $50 mi aero as pasturo only wllhtho proper feeding of grain,

FEED TROUGH IS CONVENIENT

Piece of Galvanized Iron and FewBoards Make Handy Device for

Use at Farrowing Time.

Dy sccurltiR a ploco of galvanizedIron, 18 by '.'2 Inchon, at tho lianlwaretoro at a cost of not to oxcoail 20

conts, ami a ploro of board 1 hy 6Inches and G ftnt lone, a traush rnnbo mado that will provo vory conven-- 'lent at fnrrowliiK timo, says n NorthDakota wrllor In tho Knrmor. Cuttlio boon! Into four parts, two18 tnchrs Ions, rnrh, for tho ondn,and tbo remaining two cut Into scml- -

Light Trough for Hogs.

circles 1(1 I n di on In dlumctnr. Nailthnsn piucos toeother, using the nonti-clrclo-

for tho form of tbo trough.The slicnt Iron Is Ilion bunt Into thositforms to makn tho body of tho trough.A 1 by strip nallod botweontlio ends closo tn tho outsldo oilgo ofthe Iron, to which It may bo tacked,adds gntatly to tho strength of thntrough. Tho abovo makes a vory con-venient, light ami economical troughfor farrowing timo and has glvon thowrltor vory satisfactory rosults.

BEST ANIMALS FOR BREEDING

Oct Door Acquainted With Burround-Ing- sOefore Using Mlm Select

Sows From Spring Litter.

Solcct tho boar for uso boforo youare ready to uso him. Out him

to your mirroundliigH nndmethod of fending nnd caro. Neverusa b young hoar until ho Is past tonmonths of ngu If you want largo,strong llttors. Somo brooders claimby using n young boar on matn.rosows ono cnu produco hogs of greaterMeo wlion a year old,

Boloct tho brooding sows from earlyspring tutors when thoy aro sismonths old. Ono can form an opin-ion which ones nro most llkoly toprovo long-bodlc- good-forme- ofquirt disposition, good foedera andalio rather than put on an oxcess offat. Ilrocd tho gilt whan about tonmonths old and If sha proves liorsolfa good brccdor, raising uniform lit-ters of strong, healthy pigs, keep hertor several years, or as long as shoIs profltablo.

Dampness Causes Roup.Ttoup often nccompitnles the damp

and dark poultry house.

TWe're Opposedto U

Mail Order ConcernsBecause

Tlity n Htm cosoibuMtltint to furthering Uit fadcrau

of out town

Every ccnl rectiml by Oteallora dm tomrflunlt; it t diracllow to our Bwithtatrla stmm my um theirptkt tn t met light hen,without deity In leceinng foodiend the potiibüíly ol rMUkeela tiling eideri. '

ButThe Btruitl hunts bill It tbuy whet gcxxll ue chetpwt,Loctt ptiJe b unitlly ttcoad-ti- y

in llit stmt of Iil atpitted todty.

ThereforeMr, Merchant tnd DuiímmMan, meet your competitorwith their owe, wwpoutdvettiting.

Advertise!The loctt field it yotin. Allyou iwed do It to tetil rour.tell ol the opportunitiei offered.An tdvenuemenl In ihil pape'will cmy your meuago intohundredtol homes In ihu coev.muiiltv. It ú the luirtt mediumol Lilting your gretteit com.petitor. A tpte th illwon't coil mush. Come laJ tnd te ui about it. 1

Wmilpil: Any kind nl plne'.nreemeiil tir pcb'jlo dashing work hy' first clans workman. EnquireOtrlonk.

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N49IICE 6T

In the District Court, l April Ttnn;County of Lincoln K. 1). 1010

Ileatrlce Qoogfl ,No 245 vs.

Oeorge W. Oooge.Tlio said dcfrnilsnt, Ileatrlce Oook '

hereli) notiflexl that suit In ocjtilty hasbeen commenced agslntt you In theDistrict Court for the County of Lincoln.State of New Mexico, by snlil IlestrlrrUonge, for divorce, that unless you enteror cauta to bo entered your appearance Insnlil suit on or before the 18t.li day ofSeptember. A. I). 1010, tlecrso Pro o

therein will lie rendered ngalait you.(Seal)

Albert II. HarveyClerk.

Duel It. Wood, Esq., Carrlioio. N, M.,Attorney for Plaintiff.

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IN KIDNEY TROUBLEI waa troubled with what (lie doctorlil waa Kidney anil Illaddtr trouble ami

alter trying tercral doctora. Rive up allhopea ol ever being well again, until afriend of mine loM mo about Dr. Kilmer'aHwamp-Itoot- . lleforn I hail finlihed thefirit liottle I (tot relied and after takingtlx bottlr--i waa completely rettored toliealtli. I iijr to eno anil all that Swamp-Hoo- t

li a wonderful medicine.Ven1 truly yotira.

MTtS. MAUTILE VANnteniJECK.400 Johntnn St. Moberly, Mo.

Personally appeared before inn tide4th day of February, 1DU, Mra. MartlleVanderbeck, who tuhicribeit the abovaatatement and made oath that the tameli true In ubatance and in fact.

O. HUI.ICKNotary Public.

Trovo Whit Swamp-Roo- t Will Do For YouBend ten renta to Dr Kilmer & Co.,

lllnghamton, N. Y., for a wimple lite bottic. U will convlnco anyone. You willalio receive a booklet of valuable infor-mation, tcllini about tbo kidneva and bladder. When writing, bo aura and mentioninta paper, licgulnr miy-ccn- t ami ono-nounr aim Imttfei for ala nt allatnfea, Adr.

What Her Smile May Mean,When ii Klrl smiles nt .vmi Hint cither

thlnkM yiin hit runny or In looking furn furor.

RED, ROUGH, SORE HANDS

May Da Soothed and Healed by Uaaof Cutlcura. Trial Freo.

Nothing so soothing and healing forrod, rough and Irritated hands as Cutl-cura Soap and Cutlcura Ointment.Book hands on retiring In hoi Cutlcurasoapsuds. Dry, and gently anoint handswith Cutlcura Olntmont. A ono nlglittroatment works wondors.

Froo samplo each by mall with Dook.Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dept. L,IJoston. Bold ovorywhoro. Adv.

Costly."I hopi you'll .iiiiko n good JiiIi of

this purl in It." rciuurkcd the tmiltlnill-Hornill-"Itoiiiomher, II'h costing mo

in the neighborhood of ten thutu-nii-dollars."

"I beg piiriliin." said tho nrllst. "Myprice Ih nnly u IIiihikiiiiiI dollars.'

"Ves, yes, I kr.nw Hint, Hut think ofnil tlin vnlitiiblo llinu I liiivu tn upendposing fur .von."

Somewhat Different.Tho circus wiih In liiwn, nuil un u

prominent corner Ilunko 1'oto wastry-In- kto Initiate mi nli! farmer Into the

iii.vhUtIch nf t lie three-shel- l game."Horn, you I" exclaimed 11 policeman

who happened along Just then; "don'tyou know It's against tho law to op-éralo ii game of clmncu on the publicthoroughfare?"

"DhI'm nil right, partner," repliedHunko l'clo. "Uur friend hero nln'tgot IIO chllllCO."

Too Weak."What did I In) liiiiuiigcr go mid fine

Hod Caney for"'Tor talking hack to the umpire.""(leu Wlillllkens! Why. nit It ml

ilnnt! wiih lo cull him a thief ami allnr, ami tell him to go anil get IiIheyes exainliietl. That nln't nutliln' toHue a limit for!"

"It ain't, hey? Well, tho managermili! n guy Unit n n't pull no betterNtuff than that hnil better keop IiIhinuulli shut." MliinenpollH Journal,

As the acorn grows tobe the mighty onk, so chil-dren when rightly nour-ished, grow to be sturdymen and women.

Good flavor and (lie es-sential nourishing elementsfor mental and physical de-velopment of children arefound in the famous food

Grape-Nut- s

Mnde of whole wheat rindmalted barley, this pure foodsupplies all tho nutriment oftli a (rriilna in n most easily

form.

It does the heart Rood to seelittle folks enjoy Grape-Nut- smid cream.

"There's a Reason"Sold by Grocers.

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NOTICIAS DELESTADO

Da Inleríe para toda la genteda Nuevo Mexico.

Vtrrn N .iir I'rilon Wwa Hen lea.Nuevo Mexico,

Clovls cRtA preparando una oxlilblqion do galllt.as.

HI nono Chautauqua de Mountain-nl- rfuó de buen éxito.

Tucumrurl so cstíl volviendo un ceatru do comercio da lana.

Julio fuá un mes seco en todas par-t-do Nuevo Mexico esto alio.

8o han concedido loa contratos paraenloznr la plazn en Knst I.iib Vegas,

jo hombros unidos do Albuquer-(ti-"parndarnn" allt el dlu do labor.

Espnfiola cstA en un periodo degran ncllvldad do construcción docu un s.

MAs de 7,000 licencias du automóvilbun sido otorgadas por el secretarlo do

esto año.I.n cucfltlón do cnlosumlcnto de cal-

los en Uis Vegas fuá llevada íl lacorto do distrito,

Un fochnH para una forla do con-dado do Dona Ana han Ido designa-das octubre

Log ciudadanos do Tucumcarl liansuscrito $10,000 para la construccióndo un edificio do Y. M. C. A.

West Vaughn, condado do Cauda-lilpe- ,ha sido Incorporada y tondrfl

una elección el 12 do agosto.Los agricultores de corea do Caín-ba-

eslAn proyectando la manuten-cln-do ganado la estación quo vleno.

Un tolnl do 1,311 personan fueronconflrmnd(is en el condado do Grantdentro do diez dfaH por el obispoBchulor.

So ostíln rcunlondo los fondosnecesarios en Santa Fo para ol proyecto do construcción del camino do1.a. Ilajiida.

Los administradores del condadado Albumicrquo ordenaron la rodenclin do $17,500 do bonos de fondo deagosto, 1897,

Se dlco quo ol molino do hacerharinas en Clayton, rectontementodestruido por un Incendio, pnibablo-mente- ,

sorn. reconstruido,Los retardos en la expedición do

maquinarla pura los asurrandoros deAluinogordo han causado un retardocorrospondlento en la abertura del traLujo.

Los cuerpos de francmasones deHalón han comprado una superítelade terrono do 75 por H2 sobro lacual ho crlglrA un templo do íruncniivnonos.

Nuevo .Mexico roclbo $78,737 el prbmor nflo para buenos caminos bajo laley do división do los $S,000,000 roctuitomento apropiados por el con'gloso.

La Jimia do directores do la escuelanormal do Stiver City so ha decididoeobro la cuestión de construcción doun nuevo edificio do ciencia on osaInctltuclón. HI costo sorrt de $20,000.

ToiiiAh Homero, un ovojero quo dlóun tiro mortal A su espina A resultasde su desairo do reconciliarse con dl,fué libertado do la cArccl do condadoon Albuquerque, bajo fianza do $10,(100.

ÍJI Gobernador McDonald nombróA los siguientes notarlos públicos: J1. Kmcrson do Know les; U 15. dallotíos de Clayton: Jeff II. tlookoy doLuvliigtoit, y B, II, Mlrundu do Lincoln.

La compañía dol ferrocarril doEnnta Fe estA construyendo unanueva casa do tuAqulnuH de cinco

i colones en Cnrlsbad, un conductordo carbon y una hoyn pnra conlzns,que coatarAn haeln $ 13,000.

Onllup al presento iS& JtiRaiido elpnpol, do manera mAit bien excesiva,(lo on slm (n e desierto do prolilbl

Ifin dr Arizona.La segunda necrlón de la construi-

da adición al anillo de oslado paraen Uih Vegas erliildii ni

coste dt $ir.0()0. HI valor total dolos mejoramientos proyectados por lauiiima legislatura es do $08,000.

Silver l'ltv Ln Hnílnrlln AtulriviVnlensuela, acusada de complicidaden el ascblnnlo ilel Helior y la Se fio ral'arker en su rancho ceren de Itachltnlineo algunos meses, ha sido reserva-da iini ol gran Jurado sin fianza.

Kl (lobornndor McDonald otorgóperdón A Theodore U. Dempwoir, quoeiu sentenciado A ln poultonciurltpr.ru cinco unos en el condado donernniiiio on mayo, lüic, acusado dohaber separado A su nido de la madro,

Antonio Unroovello, ol minoro Hull-nn-de Krxdilor uno fué retonliln nn t

lúnel do liatón acusado de matar Asu paisano, tuvo su primera sesiónonto ol Juez (luana y encarcelado sinfianza para la sesión ante el gmaJurado un diciembre.

OARRIZOZO OUTLOOK.

WESTERN GANADA

Creameries ShowTremendous Increase in

Butter Production.

Tho Dairy Coiiimlsidoner, nt first annual convention of SaskatchewanDalrymen'H iiKxoclntlnn, reviewed pro.gres of 1015 which shows n great

In tho butter production of thecreameries amounting to

l.M)0,000 lbs. Hi also wild tho Improvement In quality Ih shown by thepreferenco nccorded Saskatchewanbutter In otltfddo markets. Shipmentnut of tho provlnoe for tho year il

r2 carloads.According to bulletin Just Issued by

the Manitoba department nf agricul-ture, the dairy Industry had it verysuccessful year In Win, There nns nnIncrease of over l.OOO.tKX) llm. of cream-ery butter produced, iih against theprevious year, about Zmflm lbs.

In dairy butter nml over 2,1,00011)1. Increase In the cheese output. Theincrease of the total value of milk andmilk prnductH was over $127.000. Thoproduction nf dairy butter for Mani-toba during the year was l,ir0,-MI lbs.and It brought nn nvcrngo price of ''leper lh. of creamery butter 5,1:10,007

is. were produced which commanded20c per lb, on the average; cheese production was 720,72.1 lbs, which Hold atan nverage price of 15c the totalvalue of these three products Is givenas $2,700,099, In niblltlon to which thomilk produced Is valued nt $1)2.1,11."!)mid the cream nt $158,827, tho overageprice of tho milk being reckoned nt2.1c per lb. mid of mveet cream at Í12eper lb. butter-fat- . In connection withllio ilnlrr Industry It Is Interesting tonoto that almost the most Importantfodder crop now Is corn, of which thomm production amounted to 1P0,1.'I2tons. Tho biggest cultivated foddercrop Is timothy which for Inst seaRonproduced 103,n.l7 tons and tho nextmost popular crop was bromo grassivlth 45,815 tons; nf alfnlfii and cloverthere were produced Home ÍIS.OOO tons.I'he number of cattle In tho provinceIh given as 001,00.1, wlildi Is nn

of 130,000 over tho previous(ear.

The fact that the lied Deer, Alberta,:heeso factory Is handling four timesis much milk this season iih liiHt win-:e- r

hIiowh the growing Improvement In:ho dairy Industry, On Feb. 11, It waslnuounced tho factory hail Just(hipped two tons of cheese for Cnlgnrymnrkct.

Cardston, Alberta, creamery In 1015pnld Its patrons n rato nf 27 He perIh, for butter fat nnd hail n profit remaining over nil expenses of $.1,581The crenmery during sensnn dlstrlbii ted among farmers $01,117 and uiiinufnetured 2.10,000 lbs. butter and 13,000lbs. cheese. Averngo prlco realized forbutler was 28U centn.

Tho development of the dairy Industry nf Northern Alberta In well hullcated by the growth of n prominentdairy business hero, which In 1015 pro.duced 2.525,000 lbs. butter, an Incrensoof 100,000 lbn. over the previous year.This product hits found a market In nilparts of Canada and this year will enter thrt export trade. Advertisement.

RESEARCH WORK IN AMERICA

Future Will Witness Wider Appliestlon of Principle Which Has Al-

ready Done So Much.

Prophecy Is a ilollbliM-ilgei- t tool with:i peculiar facility for Injuring the user.(Hit the activity of the present leadssue tn predict that each Hiieceeillngyear "III bring us nearer In the muteIn which tlie research work of thecountry will lie national In both scopeand effort.

The federal government anil llustates have done nnd are conductingresearch nf Immense value In agrlculture, the foiniiliitlon of Industry; butthe future will witness u more generalapplication of this principle an activenational Interest In Industrial research,nnd this will serve as n healthy sub-sidy for American inauiifaeliirers.

llesearcli hits enabled our Industriestn make rapid strides. Tho recognition of Ibis fact has occasioned n !('cent awakening to nn Increased sensenf appreciation of the need of greaterfacilities for Insuring the seleiillllc ilovelopmeut ami extrusion of industrynnd coiiiuieice mid of promoting Industrial research.

The good Snmnrllaii didn't wait tnbe Introduced tn the man who hadfallen among thieves.

Hmlle on waili day. That'a when yjm uielied Croa Itag Illue. Clothea whiter thinnow, ii rocera, nor.

It's awfully Imiil fur the averageinfill tn look In u mirror ii nil believeho was once u cuto baby.

When saying "Nn" It Is nut neeesaary to think long lie fore you spcal

Conceited women aru seldom jciiloui.

Ceramics.Mink He thinks cerníale Is'u fool

ish hobby.Iltank Yet I've seen him deep In bis

cups many urn! many a time. Townroplcs.

Jut Trying to Doit.".Sometimes." xnlil t'wdo I'.ben, "a

man nils de notion ilut he's upllfllu'lie human nice when he's only trylno boss It around."

The

They'remy

Don't Poison Baby.YEAI13 AdO almost ovory mother thought her child must hare

FORTY or laudanum to make It sleep, Thoso drugs will producáand ft FEW DIlOl'S TOO MANY will tho BLEEP

HIOSI WÍJIOH TIIEHE IH NO WAKINO. Many aro tho children wholiavo been killed or whoso health has been ruined for life by paregoric, lauda-num and morphine, each of which Is n product of opium. Druggistsaro prohibited from Belling either of tho narcotics named to children at ill,to anybody without labelling thorn "poison." Tho definition ofis "A medicine tehtch rtltevt jxifrt ami protluct tltrp, Imt which in poiioti'out doset product ttupor, coma, convuhlona and death." Tho tasto andsmell of opium aro d and sold under tbo namesof " Drops," " Cordlala," " Hootlilnir Byrups, etc. You should not permit anymodlclno to bo given to your children without or your physician knowor wnat it is componen, umiohiaCONTAIN NAnCOTICS, If It boars thoor unas, n. i-- ietcucr.Uenulno Castorla always bears the

HAD A FEAR OF LIGHTNING

L '.felona Dread Made Woman Unconscious and She Died From

Fright.

luring il thunderstorm at Newton,N. .1., ii woman who "through all herlife nf fifty years had felt a nervousdread of became uncon-scious from fright and died,

Cannot the imiltltudcH of otherwiserational people who are obsessed bythe same litem I lake counsel of thefate nf this unfortunate and iilluytheir fours? nsks the New York World.They Hiiffer an excess of tenor Inevery thiiuderslorm, mid In effect un-dergo the agony of death many times,Yet there urn few other forms ofdeath su or remóle. In11112 In tho whole country only 2111 persons were killed by lightning, of whombut 12 were females, Women, whomainly feel Hits four, should bo

by their greater Immunity.Hut, In twice as many people

nre burned lo death in coiilliigrntloiisIn a year iih are killed by thunderbolts,nuil the number of those who die fromorganic heart disease compared withthose who die from lightning Is iih ll.lltu 1.

No doubt the Hiiperslltloti Hint liasattached from the earliest Utiles tndeaths by lightning has hint something to do with the survival of thefear. People who view their lueseap.able exit from this world with philosophy should he ready to accept a lightning stroke iih an end ns easy as nuyother. It Ih too Instantaneous to admitof physical sensation, while the feur--rldileu are assured that If tho llash Isseen tho sufferer Is safe.

INTERNED MEN MAKE GARDEN

German Sallora Relieve Monotony ofExistence by Railing Vege-

table!.

Ill order In relieve the uinuolouyor routine work In the tled-ii- (leriuauMcniiiKhlpH, olllcers and men haveturned s nnd truck fannersand have a nourishing garden lindel'

The vegetable garden Is being enreilfor by the olllcers and men of thesteamships Amerlkii mid Cincinnati ofthe lliiiiiliurg-Aiiierlcii- n line, while therose and Ihmcr garden Is carefullyweeded and looked after b. the olll-cers mid men of the North Hermanl.loyd liners, the Kolti. Wlllelind andU'llleklinl.

.Many viuletles of Mowers, Includingroses, sunflowers, sweet pensil gerani-ums mid piiiislfH am in bloom. Intho vegetable garden, corn, beans,peas, beets, carrnls and lettuce pre-dominate, iinl the men tint lookingTor warm, sunny days to ripen them.Huston I 'int.

Half the world doesn't stop to con-sider that It Is none of Its businesshow the oilier bnlf lives,

Suburbanite. ."What's the mutter with ynur fin-

ger, Itiihbi--, Unit yiHi'vo Kf'l U bun-il- ilnil the wny upY'

"Thej're nut huiiihigi.siring lo remind me of wife's com-missions to bring home tonight."

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Nothing Is ciih'tihitcd tn Jnr n prettygirl like the masculine intentions

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A Subtle 8ystem,"What we want lo get," snbl tho

of the lioiiielioM publication, "Isa good series of iirllcles on how tomanage a husband."

'Tor what?""In nrdrt tn buy all tho fashloiiablii

things we're going to advertise u woman will have to have the husband thor-oughly trained,"

When It comes tn slopping luto nfortune any iiuiii Is willing to put hisfoot In It.

, Tho Athletic Girl'who wnnM look cool, frruli and attraetlra

rirr n liuril giimo alioulil uaa (ho jtonulne

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