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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-20
Chicago Cash Grain Market.

Chicago Cash Grain Market.
CHICAGO, Sept. -Wheat-No 2
red, 109@1101z; No. red, 1o5@1O9;
No. 2 hard winter, 104@105; No. 8
hard winter, 1OOd1o5; No. 1 northern
spring, LOG; No northern spring, 1Ol
@105; No. spring, 9S@1O3.
Corn-No. 2, 6shc; No. white,
6S1sc; No. 2 yellow. 6Sh@6sAc; No.
8, 6SA @Gskc; No. white, 6sA@
Cssc; No. 3 yellow, 6S1sc; No. yell
low, 6S1zc; No 4, 67d671ac.
Oats-No. 2, 371hc; No. 2 white, Al
@411ac; No. 3. SIC; No. white 80
@4o1zc; No. 4 white. 3s1a 39c;
Standard, 40h@41c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-20

FOR SALE-Restaurant doing good
business, good reasons for selling.
Address Restaurant" this office.
17.6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-20
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Sept. 90. 1909.--Hog re-.
cefpts, $4,000; estimated tomorrow, H.
900; slow, steady, at Saturdays close;
left over, 5000; mixed s7.75@S. AS;
heavy, sS.OO@S. As; rough, $500
1856; light, 81 s5@s. 40; bulk, IS. o5@
S.35; pigs, 81. 25@S. co.
Cattle receipts, $4,000; market,
steady; beeves, 81. 35@s. 40; stockers
and feeders, So Oo@5.25; cows and
heifers, 50 25@G.3O; Texans, 81 400
5.25.
Sheep receipts, $4,000; market 1oc
lower; sheep, ss.oo@5. 10; lambs,
81. 25@7 60.
ST. Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, H.. Sept. 90
Hogs Receipts, 10000; opened
strong; mixed, ssO5@s.3O; heavy
$S.25@S.45; rough, S7.50@7.S0 light
81 50@s.10; bulk, s7901S.25; pigs,
s6.oo@7.5o.
Cattle-Receipts 10000: Market
steady and strong; beeves. $4,000
775; stcckers and feeders. s3.75@
500; cows and heifers, SO 1894 so;
Texans, $3.25@5.50.
Omaha Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2o.-Hogs, g.
600; cattle, 25,D0o sheep. 10000.
kansaa City Live Stock.
OMAHA, Sept 2o.-Hogs, 1,4O0; cat
tie, $4,000; sheep, 10000
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Daily Grain Letter.

CHICAGO, Ill. Sept. 20-Worlds re-
ceipts were fairly liberal, 1854 900
hu.. although somewhat in excess OF
last year. Receipts today, 81 cars;
year ago. SO. The weather Is gener.
ally favorable for threshing and mark.
citing OF wheat. September opera
tions will continue to absorb specula-
tive interests. A considerable open
interest exists in this delivery which
will probably result in further conges-
ton. With the passing OF this deliv-
cry the spring wheat situation will
doubtless become bearish influence
in our markets. Brosseau was a sell
er of December around 9S ". Mime
apolis wire mo. i, Nor, two cents
over December" At Duluth exporters
reduced their bids on durum cents.
We look for scalping market at
present, while sales on all bulges
should seem profitable.
Corn-World's shipments 1881 900,
last year. 2,S50,000. Receipts today.
250 cars year ago, 400. Liverpool
closed, I'D lower. The weather con-
tihuCS OACl SllCiy AdNOldUlG lOl
ing the crop. Satisfactory conditions
have saved and made considerable
late corn; and reports of improved
outlook have come from many direc-
tions. The September delivery Is
still oversold and some congestion
may occur in this delivery. The de-
ferred futures would sympathize with
any September strength but we In
cline to the belief that the price OF
December and May temporarily dis
count the bullish government figures,
and lower levels will follow.
Oats-Receipts, today. 1877 cars.
year ago, 337. The favorable weather
will probably increase the movement
Deliveries have been heavy on Sep.
TENDER contracts and will probably
continue SO. The principal bull lead
ers have marketed freely the past
week. Kidston, Wagner and Armour
sold oats but general trade was light.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two dwellings, eight
and ten rooms. north side. modern
improvements. Inquire 727 Morgan.
tt.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-The Mathew Aston
home. One of the best river view
homes at Hamilton. room brick
house: lots; plenty OF fruit and good
water. Terms to suit Call on or ad-
dress H. G. Williams. Hamilton, III.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-20

FOR sALE-Good home, south side.
Best bargain in city. Call at 524
South Second st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-20

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred fox terrier
pups at 116 South 18th street. 1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-21

rem. or 5~itterte am ean5en &Drper.
unb Sbrdnen roIten linn Die absemas
eerten Wangen bernnter. @inen Gus
9enblid iiberlieB er baS Bolt ieinem
S6merSe, bamit beito 'inbriinitigere
@ebete ibrem 5erfniri9ten Ser5en ent@
ltie9en.
als er Damn iab. bab Der Susbri9
Der 8er5peiilung nnb Der ansit Ii5
milberte. lieB er babon ab, iid an Die
8Idiibisen 81 tpenoen; er ri6tete biels
mebr jcet feline @srte on feline @its
arbeiter i'm 8einberse bes GERM, er
bat tie Inn @er5eibuns fir aIles
Gegernib, bas er linen etfpu eeee.
ben, fir anes 2eib. bas er linen pers
uriaht babe.
.gr, Der beilise. pabrbaft apolfolis
i4e @eann, bereits 9e5iert nit ben
@ltnben bes. Martpriums. perbes
miitbiste iid), mari ii6 i6nen alien!
9leidiam gu Siiben. ct flebte iie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-21
Qualities &apitel.

60 itanb er zines Cages auf Der
aan5el Der 2iebfrauenfirte. Iuf ieis
ncr Stirn laserte Iarmorbldiie. cine
SoIec Der srdbli6en Gualeu Der SOL
tel.
9as innerlifc Seuer Der ieiu Ser5
burhsliibeuc:n @nabe traffic aus
ieinem glife. Die Stunbe ieiner irs
oiiden @ufloiuns mlibte nabe fem;
oenn ipie beilig elm 9ebeu aud lei, es
perbreitet bod niht ii6er Gin Intlie
cinen dbnlihen 0lan3.
Die &dnoe auf ben Hanb Der Gans
sci geitiist llnb bic 3abl leiner 3ubDs
rer gleihiam muiternb. fiiblt er plosz
lih iein 8er3 bon tiefer 9rdier er>
fiint. 2ange unb iorgfdltis bate CT
feline Yreoigt porbereitct, nit iciner
9~eipobnten @eilteslddrfe iiber Die
berrli6en Ste0en Der bl. S6rift nad)z
9eoadt uno it'd gendbrt bon benz beis
li9en Warfe berielben. - bn pl0blid.
0 unerfldrIi6c @rideinune. idtpauben
Die @orte Sapibs uno bes IF. Sanlns
aus ieinem 8eoGhtni6e. nnb iiber
icine erregteu, 5itternben 2ippen
n~rdngten iih anbere @orte. ais Ell 81
ia9en bcabiidtiet hattie. CT fiibltc
feline Seele iiberitr0nlcn. unb Der
iibermeni6lifen Strait ipeihenb. fols
eenb Dem @eiite. Der fih iciner be-
mdftigte, iprah err Die Worte:
vHoh cine fieinc 8eile. mno Sbr
tucroet mid nift mebr ieben."
Sn ldngerer 8ebe. Die mebr elmer
ltnterbaltun9 nit Der ibm onpertraus
ten Seeroe. ais elmer Trcbigt glid.
nabm Der liebepoae Water bon ieinen
&inbern IbiGieb:
8ott ruff mid an Sihl IGerbines
lit meme Iilf9abe nod nift crleoist.
i6 fpeiB es nnb bcflage es; aber obne
3ipeifel lit Der Irbeitcr nidjt fpiiroig
eradtet iporbcn, Tie fort5uieben.
I'D gebe mnb lniie Gnh 5uriid (.
8 meinc piel9eIiebten ainber! 8,
fonute i6 bod, inbem i6 mid bon
gud trenne, Gu6 ben Srisbeu permas
den, ben Srieoen bes 9eilanoes. ies
men Srieben, Der burddus nidt gleids
b~ebeateub 1T NIT Dem 0es SIr1ten Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-21

perliert ii6 5ulebt nie Elm SLUG in
tauienb Irmen. limb i1 fann @u6
Den 8es nidt tpeiIen. i6 fam gud
niht surufen: n9ier lit Die 8abrs
beitl" Wan pirb giid f%olterr. @uh
dhten, unb i9 tam Gu9 nift pers
tbeibieenl
80 3errl Sur nod tpenise Gage
babe i6, linn mid nit Der mir unners
trautcn s9eerbe gu ~uuterbalteu, bieier
Seeroe, Die i6 70 iebr seliebt. Die ih
lieben fperoe big gum @nbei go
Glib mir bod tuenisitens bic Strait Der
Yerebiamfeit, Inn iie NIT Dir unauf>
loslif 81 pereinisen. sic sebDrt min,
Su bait tie mir eeeeben. ih babe iie in
mein 9rieiterber5 seibloiien unb ibr
Die Gage meines 2ebens seipeibt. Nah
mir bebiite Su tie. 9n Sirt Der ,Sirs
ten. Wose Sein fl. @eiit. iener
8eiit, ben i6 5u perbreiten fubc in
eieier hriitlifen S6aar, inmittet
berer perbleibeu. Die mid boren. 8as
liest an @erfoleuns, @efdnenib. Ser
%bannune, mas liest am Sobe? gu
biit Der Sriebe. Die Sreibeit, oas @as
teriano. Die Guferitebuns!
.geeine 8riiber, meme ainbcrl
No9 cine feline BeiIe, ilnb Sbr tpers
bet mid nidt mebr ieben -. &ber
am Gage Der @efabr. tpeni, bic fl.
Wauern ni%eberfallen, tpenn Die Slam
men Der 3~eritoruns iiber @n6 ibren
@laiS unb ibren Shreden perbreiten,
tpenn bas 8lnt itrDmt in ben StraBen
Trags, bann pirb Die Seele Sobnnnes
bon Hepomuf. bic nift tpie iein eler,@
Der 2eib ms Grab binabIfieeen lit,
mitten inter @n6 fpeilen. @enn
mein @aterlanb, ipenn meme Sreunoe
IN Hotb unb 8eordnsnib iiuo, bann
perbe i6. elm neuer 2a5arus. benz
8rabe entlteiaen; meiu Ser5 lit su
iebr an gu6 eefettet, als bab nidt elm
@nnber. 8otteS mir geitattete, mid
bon Neuem 81 tpeiben benz Boble oers
ienigen, bic i6 10 iebr geliebt -. [.
seliebt bis 5unl Gnoe 49,"
8 Nifts fann Die flir6t6are Iufres
slng Der 3ubOrer Sobannes bon Mes
pomuf ibilbern.
@iibruus, S9reden, snsit bemads
.igten' iih aIer Ser5en. .&ein Irse
olieb troden; Seuf3en unb Sdlu9sen
ruroe allentbalben bernebmbar. 8es
iab bod bas 1ort bes Gebners Elm
IoIdes geipidt. DAB aeiner Die nors
bergeiasten 2eiOen in 9tpeifel 81 3ie<
ben tpagte.
Was Der Serr bent Yrieiter ents
billie bon benz brrn So6ann Sub,
our6 9ieronpmIs, namentIth aber
ourd 3ista acknowledgements
@reuel bes @ufrubrs unb bes &rieges,
perbreitete Insit unb Sdredeu in IIs
fer Ser3en.
9as mebr benin fonberbdre geneb>
men @en3els. feline 8ilfiir; Dor
guem aber feline Grmiamfeit benz
Srieiter an Der 2iebfralenfirhe ees
9eniiber. lieben 9ues mO9Ii4 erideis
men.
Sel6it erIhredt Oh Der @orte, Die
er elmer bobern Na6t seborheub,
ioeben geiproden. ifaute Der miirbise
Yrieiter t~roitlos auf feline ainber,
feline Sreunbe. feline 9riioer. Die inter
Dem Srude ieiner fnrftbaren @eiss
iagitne CANA nieberseidnnettert pas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-21
MsgyFsasfyWNy NAMMEW4I saMa

@an5el, es fei benn, Tim lid in Den
Beiftlnibl 81 begeben. Seinen Wors
ten mar 9etpiiermaBen Elm prophet
ides @eprdee perIieben. unb er bins
terlieB ie sleidiam Der @elt als elm
SermdftniB ieines npoitoiiffen Sers
gems. Sie aoniain. aif neIhe Die
ielben natiirlih ben sr0bten ginorud
madten. itiee an ieiner Sfite unc I'M
ter ieiner 2eituns Die bofifen Stufen
bes 3dlparienberaes binauf.
Sic ausenblidlihe 8ube. Die in Dem
8alaite berridte, fonnte nidt bon
larger Sauer fem.
@eSer Sobanna, nod Sobauues
bon Hepomuf elaubten an Die Yes
februns Deg aoniss.
8enSel bate ~auerbines nod Elm
0ial DEM ginfluiie feiner Srnu niGi
81 niberiteben permoht, ober Sattr
ipadte. unb Der @lenbe fonb iider elm
Wittel, lid nit einem Iale Der &aiz
lerin nnb hires geiftpatcrs 81 entles
bieeu. Su ieiner 9euuitb belt iifj
Der niirbige Erieiter nidt fir tpiirois.
fir ieinen 8ott leiben 5n biirfen. aber
beieelt bon 3uperiihtlider 5offnuns
mnb brennenber 2iebe, rehnete er ami
cine neiic 0naoe. b. b. AMI neie 0uas
len unb Soltern.
Sn iebes Dogma feline 8~ertbeibiz
ger, leine 9efenncr gehinben, 10 boffte
er. bab er burd ieinen Cob Die 9eiz
Iigfeit bes Seihtsebeimniiies belize
gelr piirfe. go ihien ibm bon jest
an ba5 9eben MIR nod cine 8orbereis
tins nif ben bulbisen 3ob. Seben
stbenb biiate or iid sleidiam IN fem
2eidentuh nnb i1llimmerte nit Dem
@ebaIlfen elm:
rgorscn friib ipirS aaitolp mid
ipeden!"
Seben Gag ipurbc ibnt grDbere @ere
ebrnns se3olt, nidt alleiu IN Der
Stabt Trag, ionbern in gan5 Bob
men.
Bon ollen Seiten fam man. I'm i'm
I'M Tatb Sn frascn; man trug Die
ainber 81 ibm berbei, bdtnit CT lie
lcsne. Su benz gepubtiein ieiner
llnipiirbisfeit ihlob er iih Elm, aber er
bate niht Die Strait. %bieicnigen 5ns
rid 5uipeilen, Die ibn nit Bitten be-
itiirmten. Gr betetc fir lie gum
2iinnel tint oas 2iht Der 8nabe unb
I'M pciluus ibrcr Webre6en: unb bas
2iht iparb ibneu. mb Die aranfen
ipurocn geIunb. P'or
Sobannes slaibte nidt ouran, baB
punbertbdtige Araft. bes Sinmels bon
ibm alsgebe; er bdrmte iib ab Oh ieiz
ner geliebtbcit, iciner grfol9e, nnb
er 5~itterte fir bas 8eil ieiuer eisenen
Seele, ipdbrenb CT niht nblieB, OH Der
Soroerune fremben aSeeIenbeils gu
arbeiten. Seine Wangen ipurben boil
bonn Saitenr iein appn.>ber Softer 5ers
%ritieuer uub ben oen Sadeln ~perienss
ter ,6orper ipurbeia fait bur6iibti9.
ESbon sian5te Der sSimmsl in leinen
In9cn, iein BORT lipars nir nod elm
flammenoes 9ebet. unb tpenn man i'm
70 bnrd Die Straben Yrass, tuanoern
fab, 10 brduste iid eiuem untpiIltiirs
LID Der @ebanfe auf: .Uie fann er
to6 leben2" sllebrieens e%rfiiIte er NIT
dilBeriter 0eipiiicnbaftisfeit bte mans
nisfaltisiten. S%bliesenbeiten ieiues
Imtcs. .8ie cbebem eridieu er nod
ipie POI bel Sole, unb 8en5el mahte
MIR Die cine 8emerfune, bab berieIbe
nod i%aufter, hemitbiser uu0 dbgetoos
teter ausiebe. ais friiber, o6idon CT
lid geiteben mubte, bab feline Yreoigs
ten cine 8esciiteruus atbmeten, Die er
bisber nidt an ibnen gefannt.
y ~ -
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-16

of said sum of $4,000 delinquent tax
es, and the further sum of $38.13, pen
alties, and the costs Of distrain and
this sale.
WITNESS my hand and seal as
Treasurer and ex-oficio Collector Oh
the County of Chaves, in the Terri
tory Of New Mexico, this 30th day OF
December, 1908.
J. S. LEA,
Treasurer and ex-oficio Col
lector of the County of Chav
visit. By o. z. FINLEY,
Deputy
IOr-Moore Construction Co. and are
now delinquent and payable and have
not been paid, nor has any part there
of been paid, and under h law lave
the forse and effect of a judgment a
gainst said Taylor+Moore Construc
ton Co. under Section 4057, Compil
ed Laws of the Territory of New
Mexico for 1897, as amended by Sec
ton 6. Chapter %, Laws of 1899, and
under Sections 4063, 1864 ct seq.
Laws of 1897; and
!, WHEREAS, the undersigned, Treas
urer and ex-oficio Collector of the
County of Chaves, Territory of New
Mexico, acting under n by authority
of the Statutes in such cases made and
provided, has ~distrained, and now
holds h following described person
al property belonging to the said Tay
lor-Moore Construction Co. aforesaid
One Traction Engine, n Com
pound Engine, 80 Dump Wagons,
Rollers, 1 Rock Crusher, 1 Buffalo
Pitts, 2 Water Tanks, 2 Leaders, ]
Grader, 2 Pushers. 2 Sprinkling Wag
ons, 1 Crab Winch, 2 Sets Stocks and
Dyes, 1 Pipe Cutter, 1 No. 4 Buffalo
Hlower. 1 Hosting Engine, 1 Pile
Driver and Hammer, 1 20 Ton Hy
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NOTICE OF DISTRAINT AND SALE
OF PROPERTY FOR FAILURE TO
PAY TAXES.
Territory Of New Mexico.
VS..
TayIor-Moore CONSTRUCTION Co..

ldyl0T-m0OTe CCnSIF uCtiOH W"
Whereas, on the 31st day of Aug.
4. d. 1905, the Board of County Com
missioners of the County of Chaves,
in the Territory of New Mexico, did
make, sign, and deliver, TO the Treas
urer and ex-oficio Collector Of said
County of Chaves, a warrant for the
collection of the territorial, county,
and municipal taxes, assessed and lev
led for the year 1905; and
WHEREAS, there was dull assess
ed, levied, and entered upon the tax
rolls of said County of Chaves, against
the property of Taylor-Moore Con
struction Co. of the County of Chav-
es, and against the said Taylor-Moore
Construction Co., upon he personal
property OF the value of $4,S0O.OO
taxes In the amount OF $16S.O0, as
more fully appears by the a rolls OF
1905, fled in tle office of said Treas.
urer and ex-oficio Collector in Ros-
we'll, Chaves County, New Mexico;
WHEREAS, the said taxes levied,
assessed, and listed as aforesaid, are
now due and owing by the said Tay.
draulic Jack, 1 Lot of Wire Gable,
Sampson Block and Tackle. 4 Wheel
Barrows.
NOW, THEREFORE,, notice is here
by given that the undersigned will
On the Both day of January. 1909, in
the town of Roswell. in the County OF
Chaves and Territory of New Mexi.
co. at the hour OF 10 o'clock A.. M, at
the front door Of the Court House in
Chaves Co., viii sell said above de-
scrfbed property for cash to the high.
est bidder therefor, or so much of said
properly as may be necessary to sat
isfy the Hen and execution against
said described property in III man
ner provided by law for b payment
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~pensation of the Holy Spirit" Class
meeting IL noon.
Junior League 2 p. N.
Practitioners Glass $3.50.
Senior League, $50.
Preaching 1880. Subject 1.-The Su-
premacy of Grace"
Prayermeeting Wednesday 1880 p.
m. We try to welcome everyone.
M. e. Church South.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching 11:0O a. m.
Topic, Thou Shalt not Kill"
Childrens' Hour 800 p. m.
Epworth League $3.50 p. m, r. NJ.
Parsons leader. Topic: "How we
Know the Father"
Preaching: 7:30 p. m., Topic IRE
tribution."
Tuesday evening s p. m. Mrs. Rit-
ter's recital. Wednesday 8 p. m. Cy-
clone Southers, SOC admission. Thurs
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-16

The news from Washington yester.
day indicated that all hope for state
hood from the present session of Con
gress has not been abandoned. 1t is
asserted that Speaker Cannon has
dropped his opposition to the granting
of statehood to the two territories al
the present session of Congress, but
Senator Beveridge still remains opr
posed to it. Beveridge, 1t will be re
membered, Is the man who investigat
ed the Pecos Valley by night, taking
care to see none of the good qualities
OF New Mexico but carefully dragging
out into the light, all its bad qualities
Whether or not he will carry his op
position into the extra session re-
mains to be SEEN.
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@ g @ g @ q Q @ g @ g 9 g g g
g IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. g
g g g q g g @ SO 9 @ g g g g G
Mrs. Harry Jaffa entertained a par.
the time being nicely mapped out for
the entertainment of her guests. A
guessing game and other amusements
occupied the time until late in the
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.~~~~4
5 AMONG THE CHURCHES


ST Andrews Church.
End Sunday after Epephany.
Holy Communion 7:30.
Sunday school 9:45.
Morning prayer and sermon. subject
1.-The Marriage at Cand." 11:6U.
Evening prayer and address 1880.
Litany and address Friday evening
7:30.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
9:45 Bible school, SSupt. J.. e. Car
per.
HOO Preaching service-Anthem:
Even Me-" Ashford. by Choir.
$3.50 Senior C. E., Pres. R. Smith.
1880 Preaching service, "The Mean
ing of the Earthquake Horror" Solo:
"Just for Today" Miss Morrow; An
them by the Choir. All welcome.
Minister, Geo. Fowler.
Southern Presbyterian Church.
Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 4th.)
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Public wording at IL a. m. and 7:30
p. N.
Topic for the morning, parable OF
the Great Supper" Evening Christ
as a Physician"
At the eleven o'clock service "Oh
that I had Wings Like a Dove" will
be rendered by a quartette.
The public is invited.
First Methodist Episcopal.
Fifth st. and Kentucky Ave.
C. F. Lucas, Pastor.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching II. Subject, "The Dis
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The assessment of property upon
actual valuation may be a good thing,
and probably is in certain cases, but
the Record believes that if adopted
in New Mexico it will lead to undue
burdens upon the people of the Pecos
Valley where taxes are not mere as
sessed but are actually collected. I'm
some portions of the Territory where
collections are kept down to a mini
mum, the result may not be felt.
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First eaptist Church.

The pastor WIN preach morning
and evening. The morning sermon
will continue the series off sermons
on the general subject SIS the Chris.
tian Religion Losing Its Power WITH
the People?" "The Power to Over.
come difficulties and tosMeet OPPOSE
ton" will be the subject for the morn.
ing sermon. The subject OF the ev-
ening sermon will be seed Time and
Harvest
There will be special music at each
service including a song by the Lad
les quartette. The public is cordially
invited to the services. The attend
ance at Sunday School last Sunday
was near ESQ. II tomorrow is a good
day., we shall be pleased If we have
$50 more. We ought to have more
than that every Sunday.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. M. Teach
err Training class 3 p. m. B. Y. p. U
at $50 p. m. s. 8. Teachers Meet
ing wednesday z p. m. Prayerneet
ing Wednesday 8 p. m. Scripture les
son Cor. 1913; Heb. 4:14-16.
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afternoon, when a delicious luncheon
of five courses was served.
Mrs. R. f. Barnett was hostess for
a five hundred party yesterday after
noon. Seven tables were filled with
for the afternoon pleasure. Many in.
teresting games We're played, after
which delicious and appropriate re
freshments were served.
The home of Mrs. C. c. Martin, at
at the corner of South Lea avenue
and Alameda street was the meeting
place of the Neighborhood club yeste1
day afternoon, and it was a very pleas
ant session OF the club. Fancywork
and conversation were the features OF
the afternoon, followed by the erv
ing OF refreshments.
Friends and nefghbors OF o. z. Fin
ley met at his home last night to cele
brate and remind him of the fact thai
his birth occurred 80 ears ago. II
was a complete surprise Mr.. Finley
received an elegant rocker chair as a
token OF low and esteem.
Mr.. Finley's mothers birthday had
occurred two days before and in help
ing plan a surprise for her son, she
was made a victim Of some of her own
plans. After MI. Fowler had present.
ed Mr.. Finley with the chair and mum
lerous other gifts, the mother seated
beside him was presented with an ele
giant umbrella and thimble. The sur
J prise was complete n the scene
, most affecting. 1t brought tears to
THE eyes of all present.
The birthday cake was cut and de
hcious refreshments served. A short
program of music and Rotations vas
carried out, after which all left for
their homes, wishing mother and son
many happy returns. The guests
were Elder Fowler, wife and son, NJ.
U. Finley and family, ]. B. Finley and
children, DIR. Finley and wife. Byron
Beal and wife, Don Finley and wife,
Miss Iona Cook Miss Nellie Johnson,
Ed Henderson and wife; 8. G. John.
son and wife,
Mrs. Carl Leopold entertained sev
eral friends at her home yesterday at.
ternoon, to celebrate her birthday. AT
$50 a delicious luncheon was served
| Many beautiful presents were receiv-
ed and all wished the hostess many
more equally happy birthdays.
The ladies' of the Southern n. e.
church gave an a~fterncon tea at the
home OF Mrs. C. d. Dilley Thursday.
A large crowd was present and a good
sum was made for the church fund.
All report q good tfnne
Chickens, Chickens, Chickens.
-~yr--
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Last e under the Roosevelt Re-
publican Square Deal" Admluistra-
ton, our imports fell of over $780,
0OO, 900 and our exports $50, 00e. 900,
and yet the same general cry of pros
perity continues.
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The Las Vegas Optic ome out
with another foolish haransue IN the
Solid South" and claims it should be
broken for the good of the South. We
have not heard of any breaking up in
New England recently, for the good
of New England.