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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-07-30
Mt Vernon.
Correspondence OF The Argus.
Hoeing corn is the order OF the day.

Correspondence OF The Argus
Hoeing corn is the order OF the day.
Gilbert Rogers is sick at this writing.
Miss Nora Born Is on the slck.list al this
writing
Elton conley was visiting AZ Jacob
Born's Sunday
Miss Nellie Born was al Kingwood last
Saturday on business
II. /. Nesior and son Fred we're visiting
at Thomas TayIor's last Sunday.
Mrs. ella Born and children were the
guests Of Mrs Satie Born last Sunday.
Mrs Ella Ashburn and children we're
visiting Mrs Lizzie Gusemsn last sunday
Miss Gertrude Rogers spent Saturday
and sunday visiting her uncle near Glades
Vile.
Mrs. Lizzie Loo was visiting her mother.
inlaw. who lives at Morgantown, one day
last week
Miss Cora linn has the fever. Mary and
Matte are better, and hope all will soon
be out again.
Mrs. Grant Walls. Of Morgantown. was
called TO the bedside Of her sisters, Misses
linn. who have fever.
Miss Kate Guseman was visiting her
cousin, Miss Vadna Ashburn. Tuesday and
Wednesday Of last week
Misses Pearl and Margaret Watson and
Lucreiia Clark, Of Reedsville. we're visiting
Mrs w. A. Guscman last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Casper Born and son we're
the guests Of Mrs Born's parents. Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Ovcr6eld last Sunday
The Nestor Piano and organ Company
put fine piano in the home Of w. a. Guse.
mans one day last week. and an organ In
az W. richardson
There will be Chiidren's Day AZ Zinn's
Chapel. August ID. and also At this place
August 9TH Everybody invited Brine
your dinners and stay all day.
BETSY ANN.
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IIUtfBUG


Correspondence Of The Argus.
DR. Richards Of Bruceton. was In our
community last Thursday
Frank Glover Of Hazelton. vas here on
business one day last week.
oren Morton. Of Kingwood. was in our
community last week on business
John II Deal was at Friendsville last
Thursday after load Of goods for J. J.
Kelly
Isaac Guseman and s Frank Kelly's
family we're guests az John Q Kellys last
Sunday
William n. Casteel near here expects to
move his family 10 Krug Nd. in the near
future
Our sick are al improving except Mrs.
Elizabeth Guthrie. who has not been quite
as we'll as usual the past week
Zar Schnopp. who has been working near
Listonburg Pa. came home Saturday 20
see his wife and babes He returned Sun.
day
George r. spiker drove out TO Terra
Alta last Saturday morning after his son
Earl wl,s-hss been going 10 school and
attending the examination there last week
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STATE ENcAxrxEYr
Company G First Infantry. West vir
ginia National Guard.

kIScwooD, w Va. July -. 1905.
Older No. s
Pursuant TO orders of the Commander in
Chief the eneampment of the West Virginia
National Guard for this year will be held
near the city of Parkersburg for a period II
ten days, commencing a, reveille on the
morning Of August 4,h
THIS command will leave kingwood ON
the morning Of Angus, srd at so. and will
assemble at the armoy on Sunday the aud,
a, ago p. m for final Instructions. and at
800 p. m. the command will fall in for
drill aud instruction.
In preparing for camp each man should
be provided with blue flannel shirt, blue
polka dot handkerchief. extra suit of under.
wear, extra socks, soap, towels aud such
other toilet articles as will be needed. Each
man should also provide himself With lunch
for dinner enroute.
Al J. so p. m. on Sunday August aud the
command will SO through the ceremony vi
Guard Mount assisted by the Kingwood
Band.
CARLETON G. PIERCE,
Capt. isi. lnfy. Com. Go. G.
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Funeral OF Mrs. Emily Fairfax.

The funeral OF the late Mrs. Emily Fair.
fax last Friday was largely attended. II
was beautiful day and friends and rela.
tives came TO pay last tribute to the
memory of good woman. mother in
Israel who had lived to a ripe old age.
The services we're held at the old home
erected in 1897. and were conducted by
Rev. ]. a. Kittell of the Rcedsvile NJ f.
church o. II. Dill was the undertaken In
charge and the bearse conveyed the
remains from the home to the Reedsvilc
cemetery where the burial took place In the
family lot. by the side Of her husband. who
died about fifteen years ago.
The pall-bearers were Messers &. w.
Wolfe. Is. l.. Brown. Z Slidcll Brown and
William +. Menear OF Kingwood. and
Emmett Fortney and Luke Grimes OF
Reedsvile. four grandsons aud nephew
and Mr.. Menear. who was raised by Mr.
and Mrs. Fairfax. Among those from
distance in attendance were Mr.. and Mrs
Lafayette RaIphsnyder and daughter. from
Georgetown, Monongalia county. Mrs
Mollie Snder. OF Fairmont; Mr. aud Mrs.
l. p Martin and son Earle. Mrs K w.
Monroe. Mr.. ard Mrs. Felix Elliott Ir
Mr.. and Mrs. {. w. Wolfe aud daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J s. Brown. Is L. Brown
and sons and w. F. Menear Of Kingwood
The deceased was a Miss Emily Fortney
before her marriage TO Franklin IS. r..
Fairfax, on July 7. rs47. She leaves FIVE
daughte RS Mrs. l.. Ralphsnyder. Of
Georgetown: Mrs. Clarke ]. Bsyles and
Mrs. Rebecca X. Hall OF near Reedsvlle
and Misses Olivia r. and Martha l..
Fairfax az home. Also two sisters Mrs.
Mckinney, Of near Mssontown and Mrs
X. Lloyd Of Reedsyille and Hon. IN omas
Fortney and Caleb Fortney Esq. OF near
Bethlehem. In this issue will be found
we'll written tributes, one in prose and one
in poetry both by neighbors Of the deceas.
ed
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BErsyANw

Is always dangcrous-do not submit TO the
surgeons knife until you have tried be
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. 10 will cure
when everything else fails-it has done this
IN thousands Of cases. Here Is one Of them /.
suffered from bleeding and protfuding
piles Tor twenty years. Was treated lby
different specialists and used many RENE.
dies bnt obtained no relief until used De
Wits Witch Hazel Saivc. Two boxes Of
this salyc cured me eighteen months ago
and have not had a touch Of the piles
sincc.--H. a rlsdaic. Summcrtou. s 4.
For Blind, Bleeding Itching and Protrud.
lng Piles no remedy equals DcWiits witch
Hazel Salve. Sold by kingwood Pharmacy
DR. VIM. NJ. Dcng & Co. Ncwburg
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a case came TO light that for persistent
and unmorcful torture has perhaps never
been cqualod Joe GolObick Of Colusa.
Cal writes, For rs years I endured in.
suHcrable pain from Rheumatism and
nothing relieved me though ! tried every
thing known. I came across Electric Bit.
ters and is the greatest medicine on earth
Tor that trouble. few bottles Of IL com.
piotely relieved and cured me-" lust as
general debility. Only soc Satisfaction
guaranteed by ] a. Lcnhart. irona supply
Co Cooke Supply Co
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THE s5lh AMIN ERsARY
OF abe Dedication % the Presbyterian
Church sunday Evening Aug. D. foos.
st Eight O'clock.

psuHE % saRyIcEs
o. Organ Voluntary.
s~poNoiory and Invocation.
Special Music
fscripiuro Lesson
s-iiymn. Our God Our help IN ages
past
&c dedication Service
1-Hymu. . love Thy Kingdom. Lord %
8-OHcft0ry Special Music
9-Grcctinss add congratulations
(al on behalf of sister churches
~ p Church by 90 NJ. King.
Baptist Church bY Co. q. w Monroe.
tbi on behalf Of the Public Schools.
by Ruias Holden
lcl on behalf Of The Kngvood mar.
BY J.. Dailcy
90 on behalf Of tie Haywood Press.
by sldel Brown.
fo-Hymn Abide 9th Me."
IGaHoucd Icfion
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Interesting Reading.

Here is an article from L'Ataldo Italiano,
the Italian Daily Herald Of New York City
Of July "a, in regard to the Italians now
working in Kingwood and the article in the
Argus recently in regard to IT.
BUoSg PARoLLE PER Gil ITALIAEL
Kingwood, w. Va. zT-Il "West Viz.
ginia Argus" mel suo numefo di questa
seiiimana 81 occupA degli itaiiani per qua
j ha le seguenG parole
cell itaiian venuii qu da Morganiown,
addetu a compiere IL lavoro in pietra della
Mortimer Hall, G ia migliore piu buona
genie che 81 sa mai installaia fra moi. II
fait di intelligence essi sono SUPERIOR ala
media come lavoralor hanno dele qualiia
iuvidiabili Impressions che hanuo faua
ha procacciato ad essi dell'aluo lavoro.
Ben J.. Brown ha concesso ad cssi II lavoro
IN pietfa della nuova casa m corso di
coslruzione.
Ia diua Seuao, Turano Fupard--
appalratrice di lavou 10 pietra mationi--
occupa parecchi oDerai, quail, a nottc can
iano suonano procacciaudo al vicini, senza
un sol soldo III spesa, dele we're serenate.
II capo della squadra parla abbasianza
ingicsc; cssi poi sono una vera voyita per
kingwood, owe di italiani pdma non 81 e.
rano mai stall
In ultimo rArgus de- nomi del compo.
neni Ia squadra che sono, Carlo Moreili
Nittorio Rols, Ouavio Costa, francesca
Langari, CuglIelmo Soltamarca e Jhon 30.
iiani.
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The busiest and mighuos, little Thing
ihat ever was made rs Or. Kings New Life
pills These pills change weakness into
strength llstlessncss into energy brain.
Tag into mental power They're wonderful
in building up She health Only zsc per
box Sold b. !. A. Lcnhart, irona supply
Co Cooke Supbly Co.
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Important Notice 10 : ). Workers.

Owing 60 next Tuesday beisg sam Jones'
day Al ihe Park ne sunday school Convsn.
lion At fsrra Ate uili begin on Wednesday
afternoon instead % Tuesday.
~ G. HowAsn. Pres.
Ms g A. lfraaiso. seey.
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for thc next teo essks aiii run Of ny
bets at cri prices. A fee trimmed ones
leti. framss vcsg ioe Most make room
- September siotk. Orders fos fan sew.
Jog iakcn during laii two weeks q August
hRoNNs MILLINERY R0oN. Price 81.
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FOr years fate was after me continu.
ousiy, writes r. a. Gulledge Vorbena.
Ala. ~ had a terrible case al piles caus.
ing - tumors. When an failed Bucklcn s
Arnica Saivc cured me- Eqnally good for
burns and all other aches and pains Only
IS cents az a. Lenharts lrona Supply
Co Cooke Supply Co
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FaII Term

Ot ihe Mountain State Business College,
Cumberland, Nd, begins September p. !,
aad 4 Send for our new art catalogue.
a. G. SIM, President.
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The West Va. Argus.

A First-class paper. entered as Second
class matter in Third class Postofhce
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SENATOR ELKINs SAYS:

u have invested hundreds of thousands of dollars
in the Cheat River Country Because believe it will be
the Greatest Hive of Industry in WestVrgniaVery Soon
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THE KINGWOOD NATIONAL BANK

Nos6s32.
Authorized by the United States Govern.
ment TO do General Banking Business.
pursuant 10 the National Banking laws.
~ Opened Tor Business on WRDNRS
DAY, SEPT EmBER 70. 1909
We invite the public TO call and see "a
and respectfully solicit your patronage.
We offer
Security. Courtesy.
accuracy. DisOatch
IRA =. ROBINSON. President.
JAS. W FLYNN, Vice President.
=. u. WHITE. Cashier.
Dire-tcrns
Davis Rlkins. lanes w FLYNN.
ira y. Robinson. Neil J. Forincy
s. ~ White, w. II. Davis
Vincent r.. Cooke
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j. NJ GUFFEY SAID RECENTLY:
IL believe there is Great a Future in Store for
the Cheat River Region for the Monongahela
Valley"
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 8.

THE TIME is AT HAND
Purchase
Building New
he INVESTMENT AND DOIJpIF
Don't do il
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Cupid's Court Proceedings.

CARLETON c. PiKRcE,
Capt. isi. lnfy. Com. Go. G
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saturday Will be inauguration Day the Valley
has Been The Celebrated Belmont Sisters Chicago
Been Secured Balloon
OF $4,000 Feet There Will be Band Music Picnic
and Speech Making
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Directory of Lodges.

Deming Lodge No. Z. A. o. IT, W. meets first
and third Wednesdays of each month in K. of r.
hail. Gold avenue. r. A. CARR, Recorder
Deming Lodge No u. A. r. & A. NJ. meets the
first Thursday in each month IN the Masonic
hall Gold avenue, En-. PENNiGToN, Secretary.
Ruth Chapter No. 6. o. l.. S. meets first and
third Tuesdays Of each month in Masonic hall.
Gold avenue. Mrs. MoLLE. PENNINGTON. See.
Deming Chapter, No 3, r. A. NJ. meets second
Thursday in each month in Masonic hall. Gold
avenue. EE PENNtNqroN Seq
McGorly Commandery No 1. K. r.. meets the
fourth Thursday in each month in Masonic hall.
Gold avenue. En-. PENNINGTON. Sec.
Deming Council No. |. r. & S. NJ. meets third
Thursday in each month in Masonic hall. Gold
avenue G. A. SHEPHERD. T. I'M
Deming Lodge No, 6, |. o. o, r.. meets every
Monday nigh, at Odd Fellows hall. corner Silver
avenue, CHAs, MILLER, See
Florida Camp No. l. W. o. w.. meets second
and fourth Tuesdays in X. =. hail. Gold avenue.
A. J. PlcKARTs. c. c.
Deming Lodge No. 20. X. Of r.. meets first and
third Tuesdays Of each month in r. Of p hail.
Gold avenue. c. c. RAiTHEI., X. Il. c.
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MINES AND MINING
IntsrsstinG Notes on ilAlA6 HAT.
tiers From ell Over the Southwest

1t is reported that Robert Anderson
of the Apache mining district, in Grant
county, has sold his Apache mine to the
Bisbee company, who will doubtless
work it on an extensive scale.
Last Tuesday there arrived by freight
an important lot of machinery for the
MogOllon Gold & Copper company. 1t
consisted of an immense air compressor
and receiver. This camp in the Mogol-
Ion district is becoming more important
every day. A long account of its situa-
ton and resources was given ina recent
issue Of the Albuquerque Journal DEM
Ocrat, which, prophecies that the camp
will probably double its size in three
months more. Silver City Independent.
Daniel w. Bull Of Lordsburg has
been designated as the New Mexico
agent Of the North American Mining
company, of which the eastern Office is
at Shamokin, Pa.
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mon. in this capacity, Mr.. Letson. espe.
eially, being an old resident of the
district and intimately acquainted with
every kind Of rock in Cochise county.
We wish the new firm all kinds of
success. Bisbee Review.
Alexander M. Womble, a well-known
mining expert from San Francisco, is
here representing San Francisco capt.
talists, who will build a smelter here.
provided Mr.. Womble reports sufficient
ore in sight to warrant the establishing
of a first-class smelter. With a smelter
and reduction works properly con-
structed and operated upon business
principles, hundreds of good mines
would be developed and be shipping
more ore to Tucson than any 5OO-ton
plant could take care Of, and within a
year 1000 tons a day would be a mini
mum to be worked. Tucson Star.
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on Poverty creek for the Minnehaha
mine, and Martin Hartzog is developing
the Confidence group of copper proper
ties.
The Palomas Chief syndicate recently
resumed work on the Chief Palomas
mine, which is producer of nearly half
million.
The above properties are all in the
Black Range mining district.
In the southern part of the county
the United Mine company has struck
good ore Ia the Lady Franklin mine and
is doing good work.
In the Hillsboro district the Sierra
Consolidated Gold Mining company is
working and taking out good ore. The
company expects to build a plant soon.
The Prosper Mining company is build.
ing mill now, and the Hillsboro Mining
q Milling company is making arrange
ments to put in two miles of pipe line
from Percha creek to its properties.
The company has FELT the lack of water
and the addition of the pipe line will
make their plant complete.
The owners of the Mamie Richmond
mine claim to have 10000 tons of ore
blocked out.
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The mine inspector bill has been de-
feated in the Arizona legislature by a
vote of Ia to 8.
A four-fOot vein of richly oxidized ore
is said to have been found in the fifth
level Of the Gray claim of the United
Globe mine.
The more the merrier. The latest
mining promoters combination is the
firm of VOnderho & Letson. They will
have their Office in the Letson block,
and will make speciality of handling,
advancing and disposing Of mining prop
critics and interests in the field about
them. They are thoroughly qualified
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SIERRA COUNTY.

The Silver Monument Mining & Mill
ing company has 4O-ton concentrating
plant about ready to start and is merely
waiting for timber.
The Mines Development association
has reached the $50 foot level and is
now drifting east and west on the vein.
This company has shipped more ore
than the balance of the camp in ten
years.
The Oliver Mining & Milling company
is developing the Good Enough property
and the main tunnel recently cut the
vein.
The Black Range Gold Mining & Mill
ing company is building a lO-stamp mill
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Church Directory

METHODIST Preaching services every Sunday
at II a. m. and 1880 p. M. Sunday school at 10 a.
M. Junior League at p. M. Epworth League
at $3.50 p. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 1880 ARTHUR MARsros. Pastor
PRESBYTERIAN Preaching services every Sab
bath at II a. m. and 1880 D. M. Sabbath School
at 10 a. M. Christian Endeavor G.3O p. M. Week
Day Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 1880
w. J. MAcBEAN. Pastor
ST. LuKE's EPlscoPAL- Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 a. M, Holy communion and preach.
ing every third Sunday in each month.
Rev. II. W. RUFFNER, Pastor.
lGLEsIA METoDlsA EPISCOPAL Eseula Domin.
ical cada domingo las dos de la tarde. Sc ofrece
invitacion todas personas veniry alludar con 81
trabajo del SENIOR
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spring has come

And the thoughts Of the housewife turn TO house cleaning
This suggests changes and additions in furnishings we
have the following things 20 offer for this purpose
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SS6EssiHEVtsSE
Stolen and Otherwise :


Guard the lands belonging to the ter
ritorial institutions, and guard them
we'll
Las Vegas has another paper, the
Las Vegas Advertiser. II Is a weekly
and makes its appearance every Sunday
beginning with last Sunday.
AT Gallup, New Mexico, "St. Pat
riek's day in the morning" was raw
and windy, in the afternoon rain fell,
toward evening 1t showed.
A new town, to be called Hammond,
is being surveyed about twenty miles
east or Pennington, up the San Juan
river. The locators are the promoters
of the new Hammond ditch.
Two more manufacturing concerns
are being talked Of for early construc-
ton that will add materially TO Alamo
gordo pay rolls and to the railroad COM
pany's outgoing tonnage.
Twenty one railroad surveyors ar
rived at Algodones, surveying road
from the north. After laying out ter
minal grounds they will return north.
Further particulars are not obtainable.
L. A, Cahoon and w. M. Reed have
been renamed as regents of the New
Mexico Military institute by Governor
Otero. Good appointments, both, and
deserved recognition of past faithful
and valuable service.
Despite the alleged great reform ten
dency of the present assembly, some
rather soft jobs have been and are
being prepared by it. 1t seems that
there are always some weak spots in
the alleged great reformers' minds.
ITO err is but to be human
The first piece Of cloth was turned off
the looms at the Rio Grand wooden
mills in Albuquerque, Tuesday March
10. This is an item of good news to
every citizen of the territory, as the
building Of great manufacturing es-
tablishment in any town in New Mexico
is bound to bring benefit to every other
town regardless of position or distance.
No comment is necessary upon the
announcement that New Mexico has
been left out of the first six irrigation
projects undertaken by the department
of the interior. AS long as New Mex
leo remains a territory it need not ex-
poet any other treatment. 1t is merely
despised stepchild of Uncle Sam.
The house passed a bill last week
creating another territorial institution
and bill was introduced for the estab-
lishment of a territorial hospital at
Gallup. The territory has about as
many institutions to take care of now
as it well can. In fact, there is a sus-
picion that some Of the present institu-
tons are not as strong financially as
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they might be and ought to be. II Is
better to maintain a dozen first class
institutions in good style than two
dozen third rate schools and hospitals
and then starve them for support.
The values Of lead, silver and zinc are
rapidly increasing and the outlook for
hundreds Of low grade mines in this
territory is cOrrespondingly bright. The
increase means great additional pros
perity for New Mexico and is itself a
reflection Of Il general prosperity of
the country.
Ration will soon be connected by tele-
phone with Las Vegas. Nearly all the
poles for the line to that city have been
delivered and the stretching Of the wire
will be accomplished at an early day by
the Colorado telephone company. When
the line is completed, Las Vegas may
Hello" to Denver, and other Colorado
points. Ration has enjoyed the privi-
lege for several years. - Range.
1t is said that a move to create
new county out of Northern Santa Fe
and Southern Arriba counties, is gain
ing strength right along. 1t may be
too late for this session of the egis-
lature but it will bob up at the next
legislative assembly, be it state or ter
ritorial. The county will have to be
made. 1t is in the very nature of
things and will have to go. The bosses
will not be able to prevent it. 500
New Mexican.
One car load Of the Tombstone I'm
provement company's ice plant has ar
rived at Fairbank will be brought up at
once and the work of installation at
once be begun. - Bisbee Review.
The new furniture for the public
school may be put in place today. The
outfit is complete and the school will
be immeasurably improved by this new
acquisition. The desks will probably
all be in place in a day or so, as also
will the blackboards and other fur.
shings' - Silver City Independent.
The Legislature has authorized Col. |
Frank Chaves to write history of new
Mexico. No other citizen of the terri |
tory so well knows its history, nor has
helped to make so much of It. The
history of Texas is taught in the grade
schools of the Lone Star state. The
children of New Mexico should have
text book of the history of the t,,rri-
tory.
Owing to the order requiring all fen
ces to be removed from the public do
main, many stockmen in this section
are making homestead entries. and a
great deal of land is thus being taken
up There is also large demand for
school sections l6 and SO, and applca-
tons for leases are being forwarded to
Santa Fe almost daily. Silver City In
dependent. "
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DwYER CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Sunday school at 10 a. M, preaching at II a
m. and p. m. Dionicio Costales
Pastor.