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TRADERS

1T COSTS MONEY TO SEND OUT
SOLICITORS TO GET ORDERS, and
% COSTS MONEY re KEEP uP
TEAMS AND AUTOMOBILES to De
LIVER THEM We SAVE THIS EN-
PENSE
Auy merchant who credits WIN lose
from to 10 per cent Those who
paF cash have tD fake This up. WE
uO NOT CREDIT. WE LOSE NOTH-
ING VIE DO not DELIVER WE
GIVE FULL WEIGHT LET THOSE
WHO Buy OR CREDIT PAY THE
DEBTS pF THOSE WHO DO NOT
FAY and let those who have THEIR
goods delivered pay for the delivery
BUT WHY SHOULD A FARMER
PAY FOR THE DELIVERY OF
GOODS TO THOSE ~ THE CITY
or WHY SHOULD A CASH Gus
TONER HAVE To PAY THE DEBTS
OF OTHERS We run our store ON
the least possible expense. and We give
our customers the benefit of same In
low price. Wa buy In carload lots
WE PAY CASH We buy FOR leS'
WE CAS- SELL FOR LESS II we
90 not save YOU money We do not
ask your trade Money back at all
times II not pleased We buy all our
flour IN car load lots We handle
only tho best QUALITY and We ara
selling Il RETAIL Tor LESS than
somc merchants have TO pay Tor same
aualty wholesale Every sack
GUARANTEED 60 give sATlSFAC-
TIpN or your MONEY RACK
= lbs Rest Flour IN Tulsa ..... 6Oc
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EEN NIMNFN 0ur fl0ur NIST Ne
as good as any flour in Tulsa or your
money back You cannot judge
store 10y advertised prices You
shonld go through our entire line and
WEIGH EVERYTHING YOU buy and
know that YOU get nh that Is PROM
lSED To- YOU Cofe. see our clothing
and shoes DO not think they are
shoddy ON account of the extreme
l1V prices hut come and examine
fh,m You will bo surprised 10 see
.u.u good values
TRADERS.
tO6 East second.
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10000 eocsS 90 Q
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IiIOtI NIt

We give .oupou- that are good FOR
Tup.r, s.Ncrparc. They are valuable.
W. arrs complete unc u fresh
Vegetables and fruits ~ alI kinds at
prices ~ are right.
A. A. & |. BUMGARNER
PWOPRGETORS
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The World Famous Puinting
1.-The Village Blacksmith"
BY II. De Moreau

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Waas smart stylish Boot Seeas @ aa1 n t,v m
In tan and
tended flexible giving you all that you "aH' IN "" 800
Dorothy Dodds STANDARD Of
and weights to meet your deH'nos come
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-14
Ma sprzedaz.

1870 akrowa farma W Lee
ma, Wis.,, 70 ARROW upraw-
nych, 5 ARROW budulcowego
twardego drzewa a reszta
p%astwiska. Wszystko obsia-
ne. Sad, W kt6rym sic znaj
DUE oko}o Is drew owoco.
wych i okolo 40 zagon6w
truskawek strawberry po-
iowa sadu zasadzona innemi
krzami rozmaitych jagged.
Wielki dom .mieszkalny-
jedna Geese. 1926 druga
18x28 stop; duza piwnica pod
caiym domem, stodola do.
zboza 4Ox6G stop 6pichr~
21x2S stop stajnia 21x56|
stop; So to wszystko dobre
move budynki. Opr6cz tych
inne budynki jak chlew ma
kukurydze, kurnik i t. p.
Studnja q dobra zr6dlana wo.
da. - Nastepujace osobiste
w1asnosci: & doskona}e ko-
nie--para do zaprzegu i ie-
den nadzwyczajny koh. 2
zaprzegi robocze ] do wy.
jazdu Is sztuk byd}a, s Gle.
lat, 6 SWIM 100 kur & ko-
seek pszcz61 l SAME farmer.
skie, l cutter, l bryczka, |
w6z mleczarski, 1 w6z far
merski, / separator do Smile
tanki 4 wjelkie blaszanne
naczynia do mleka, | bin
der, l mower, l ciezka dra-
ga, l lekka draga, 1000 stop
drzewa, l wy1upywacz do
kukurydzy, l kamie6 do to-
czenia, / zgrabiacz do siana,
1 wiatrak, p}ugi, l wielka
waga, 2 kosiarki i wiele in
nych rzeczv do gospodarstwa
farmerskiego potrzebnych
iak, dluta, pilki i t. p. Obok
jest fabryka sera; do poll
skiego ko6cio}a W Spruce
% mlll, 40 ang'eiskleSO kat'
" Lena 3 mile, szkota / mill
cd fanny.
Cena "a farme jest Z ty-
siecy dolar6w 2 wyzej wy.
mienionem emf narzedziami
$4,000. 6 tysiecy got6wka|
reszta ma h%ipoteke. Spree
dam powodu podesz}ego
wieku i braku sill do piracy.
A KOWALCZYK,
Lena, Wis. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-14

K0mpletna cOdzienna u
sfuga w Wag0nach sypial-
nych Z blizniacZych
miast do kansas-C City
k0leja Chicago 4
North Western.
Pullmana wagony sypialne
!ezdza codziennie pomiedzy
St. Paul-M Minneapolis j Kan
SIS City, zabierajac podr6z'
nych dniem i noca. Po}acze-
ME robione 2 .pociagami 2
mieisc prey kolei Chicago,
& North Western, W Iowa,
Minnesota i South Dakota.
Dogodnosc czasu i punktu-
alnosc goblin przybywania
czyni Is kolej popularna po-
miedzy wymienionemi MAS
tami. 20 raty, czas odjazdu
i zupelne o%bja6nienia zgiosi6
sic do ageIta b~iletowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-14
Ministry chWala to
IekarStWO.

Rev. H. Stubervoll of Aili-
son, To-, chwala.: Bra King'a New
Life pigu}kl ma ~satwardxenie p'sze:
KiDgsa New Life pigulkl'
ma xapchame So tax doskonalyml
pigutkami. ii laden dom ME powI-
uien byd bez Mich. Niema lepssego
regulators na w3trobe j wnetrznos-
q. Kazda pigu1ka gwarantowanaa.
Sprdbuic,e je. Cena sc Y apiece
NJ. j. Kowalewsklego. (Avd.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-14

s~aysa .5rsa* @s ~4s+afSr &s~+4m, .~4 ~ 4a& 4@44z
nawet, niz sic tego spodzie.
wall. -
Przyzwyczajcny codziennie
cata rodzinQ Macieja widywac
ma rannej Mszy swietej, a
naraz ME widzac przez kilka
dni nikogo z niej W kosciele'
domyslil sic zaraz ks przeor
Judaszewski, re podoba1o sic
Bogu nawiedzi6 dom p. Ma
cieja choroba. Jako szczery
przyjaciel i kierownik ducho
why zacnej rodziny posy}a
przeto braciszka, by sic mao
cznie :przekona1, co zasz}o, a
dowiedziawszy sic, ze domys}
jego niestety az nadto byl
prawdziwy, pospie ga sam, a.
by strapionym dodac otuchy
do cierpliwego znoszenia
krzyzyka, jaki Opatrzno5c ma
Mich wlozyla.
Jak podczas wielkiej posu-
chy deszcz ma spiek}a spada
z;emie i wilgoci spragnione
ro6liny, tax bfogo ! orzezwia-
jaco oddziala}y przychylne cd.
wiedziny ks. ~Judaszewskiego
ma .chorych i stroskana Ja'
dwige. Uszcze6liwieni tax jaw.
nym dowodem besinteresow.
nej przyjazni powszechnie
wysoko cenionego kap}ana,
uczuli sig wszyscy Slowly po-
ciechy z ust jego -pokrzepieni
ne duszy i ciele. Jad wiga cLoc
znowu niemal noe Gala czuwa.
JAG PREY bracie ma goracej
mudlitwie 0 zdrowie iego
strawi}a, by}a dziarniejsza j
zYwsza niz kiedykolwiek; p.
Maciej %zapomniaf z rado6ci 0
b6lu nogi, a l. Piotrowi wi
dovznie sic polepszy}o. Ola
tego zawola1 pelen: wdzieczno'
Sci p. Maciej, kiedy ks. Ju.
daszewski zabieral sic z pc.
wrotem do klasztoru: 30
niechze Bog najfaskawszy
'sowicie wynagrodzic raczy
przew;ele5nemu Ojcu Przoo-
rowi, zes mas odwiedzi6 "a
cyl; deprawdy a2ze5my
wszyscy odzyl'!"
Jadwiga z Piotrem trzymal
-.
z dziecjecem przywia7aniem
swego OLGA duchownego "a
race, ca}ujac je z uszanowa
ac4cHHzHAAcA1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-14

-M8#tZ&sA RIHS4s BS@T&I
- Dajciez pokk6j ceremo-
niom, Panic Macieju, odparl
b. Antoni uscisnawszy poda-
na sobie prawice; p%rzyjmijcie
raczej 2 mel strony pokorne
przeproszenie, lem was cho-
aczkolwiek tax bliski
sasiad j przyjaciel, juz PREDICT
ME odwiedzi}. Lecz dopraw-
dy ME wiedzialem zgola mic a
mic, ze6cie chorzy. Nam ola
tego zal do panny Judwigi,
les nam ME dala znaG zaraz
pierwszego dnia Q chorobie
OLGA j brata, DO cbociaz j mnie
.staremu zimcwa pora najle-
piej prey ciep}ym piecu sic
przeciez bylbym 2 mai
rado6cia codziennie
choc aDy ma chwilke odwie-
dill tax drokich przyja.
ci6}.
Jadwiga chciaia cos Cd
powiedziec ma uniewinienie
swoje. Tymczasem ojciec wy
reczyf ia, odpierajac uprzej.
mie:
JesteSmy przekonani
kochany p. sasiedzie, y wa
szej ola mas przychylno Sci j,
wlasnie ola tego wolelismy W
cicho6ci znosic krzyzyk, ja-
kim mas Bog obdarzy}, niz
ola ulzenia sobie niefortun-.
ma wiadomoscia zyczliwe ser.
ca drogiego Pa6stwa zasmu-
ci6. Z }aski Naiwyzszego pc
odwiedzinach O.. 'SPrzeora ia
.-
kos nawet Piotrowi sic polep-
szy1o i nam nadlzieje, ze "a
pomoca Boska ME diugo zu-
pe}nie nam wyzdrowieje, a
noze i ia razem z MIN.
: Daily Bog da'by Bog
/: ca}eg serca zycze, cd.
rzek} p. Antoni, q Maciej u
snail 5ciskajac " milczeniu
Hon przyjaciela ma znak
Hdziecznosci "a dobre zycze.
lie.
Ma zadanie jego jail po-
tenn D. Antoni niemal doslow.
ME %opowiadac, co dopiero
przeczytal naswiezszego
pola walki. Maciei, kt6ry cd
kilku dni ME mial gazet W
reku, sfuchat ciekawie i z
tenn pilniejsza uwaga, gdY2
niekt6rvch z marsza}k6w i
,eneraf6w francuskich, . kt6-.
rych w}asnie byla nova, zna}
osobiscie.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
KOmn7atna cOdZiAnnl IL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-14

WlAhU6,
MEM, blagali serdecznie.
Mech przewielebny Ojciec
Przeor ME zapomni Q mas
niegodnyoh dzieciacb Jego,
mianowicie podczas mszy
swietej poleca mas Opatrzno-
Sci Boskiej; - a jezeli bye
moze,"
Reszty doko6czyly ich wy
mowniejsze mad wyraz wssel.
XII spojrzenia. KS. Judaszew-
ski zrozumiat ich bardzo do
a gdy i p. Maciej ode
zwal sic zachecajaco: TAX!
tax! mole dzieci, proscie J
ME ustapcie PREDICT, az was
czc;godny ks. Przeor ME wy
i ia .prosze pokornie,
cho6 przyznam sic, re po'
czatkowo ME mia}em odwagi,
baczac ma liczne zatrudnienia
Przewielebnego OLGA Dobro-
dzieja", - wtedy ME mogac
sic oprzec tax szczerym ]
goracym prosbom, odezwal
sic 2 milym u6miechem 60
dny uczeh swietegoDo minika:
Wszak tylko niedobry ojciec
o dziatkach swych
j ME dba o ME W potrzebie.
Jakzez vice ME mia}bym Q
was pamieta6 j prosic "a was
Boga szczeg6lnie teraz, g1zie
pozbawieni jestesc;e waszej
~najmilszej pociechy, stucha.
MIA codziennie mszy 6wietej.
tez cze6ciej 0 lie
moznosci odwiedzac was be.
de, .dop6ki wan ojciec ME
bieski calkiem ME przywr6-
ci zdrowia. Tymczasem 20.
staicie z Bogiem.N Mech bedzie
Jezus ChrYstus pochwalo.
Ma wieki wicklow. Amen.
wszyscy, 70
najdrozszego przyjs-
ciela, a Jadwisia pospieszy}s
czempredzej "a ohm, ably g ;
W miejsce chorego OLGA u.
czciG nalezycie i az ma pred
sionek odprowadzic.
Pan Antoai aiedzia} w}asni'
prey oknie czytajac sob!e ga.
zete, a dostrzeg}szy wycho
z sasiedztwa Przeora,
zaciekawi} sic mocno, pc co
te& ks. Judaszewski by} prey.
do p. Macieja, Niezad}u
20 wybral sic przeto W 60
Seine naprzeciw do swego
sasiada, przeczytawszy z pc.
dw6ina uwaga najswiezszt
wiadomosci z ,teatru vol
ny.
= Co "a szcze6liwy dzief
,llo roc 20 0okk M rnSoir1 nd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-14

so .-s@. E "N'r"
Pc odejsciu Wojciecha zni-
klo do reszty z domku p.
Macieja wesele, albowiem W
skutek ciezkiego .przeziebie.
MIA oraz ola przykrego wra-
zenia, jake ma MIN zrobi'a
przygoda mad Wis}a ! r%ozstrze.
LAME J6zefa, zapsd{ Piotr
cieAko ma zdrowiu, a p. Ma
ciejowi dokucza}a strasznie
noga skaleczona ,rwac i zgajac
ustawicznie tax, ze ME by} W
stanie z m%ieisca sic ruszyc.
Biedna Jadwiga stara1a sic
jak tylko wiedzia}a i mog}a
OLGA rozweseli6 i brata cho-
rego pielegnowac. Lecz coz,
czuwajac ca}emi prawie no.
cami PREY lou Piotra maja-
czacego W naiwyzszym sto'
pniu goraczki tyfusowej, wnet
Mode swe silly starga}a, a
pr6bujac gwaltem przezwycie-
zyc swa s}abosc, by tylko Oh
Gu W. wszystkiem dogodzi6 i
przez to ulzyc W cierpieniu,
przyczyniala mu dobrocia
.swoja bolesci, kdyz!
Maciej tax czule kochajacyE
swe dziatki, ME m6g} oczy-
wi6cie patrze6 ma to .oboje-
them !okiem, jak lego c6rka]
jedyna z milosci ku MENU i
'bratu !! mad d miare sig nateza
la. - Zaiste byto to bardzo|
,.bolesne doswiadczenie, jake
Bog ma te cnot!iwa zes}a}
rodzine. Lecz ME nadaremnol
tel szukah ona W: SVEN utra-,|
pieniu os}ody, powtarzajac z
ufnoscia slowa poboznej pie
sni o Opatrznosci Boskiej;
Bog zasmucl Bog pooie'zy,.
Bog jest Paoem wsselk,ch re
czy.
Ojciec niebieski wys}ucha}
ich kornej modlitwy, PREDICT
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-07-31

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF
CURRY COUNTY New Mexico.
No. CSC.
JOSE DE OLIVERIA.
Plaintiff,
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Mrs. A. c. Withers


Entertains.
Mrs. A. G. Withers was host
ess at an 500 o'clock linner
party, Thursday evening com-
plimentary to Misses Lee and
Zura Hayden, who recently re-
turned home from a visit ia
Silver City.
Covers we're laid for fourteen
in the pretty dining room.
The table was beautifully and
artistically decorated in sweet
peas, carnations, american
beauty roses and smilax. And
from the four corners Of the
table to the ceiling and encir-
cling the lights above were
streamers of smilax intertwined
with tiny flowers.
Place cards were of green,
written in white and decorated
with sweet peas.
After supper, attention was
turned to Forty-Two and Whist.
Those present were, Misses
Lee and Zura Hayden, Hettie
Lee Fitzhugh. Dottie Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. B. Bradfeld,
Mr., and Mrs. Mayo Brsdfeld,
Mrs. Hayden; Messrs. Roy Nc
MILAN. VIM. Duckworth and
Ivan Bridges.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-07-31

As we go to press we learn
Of the marriage Of Miss Ethel
Howell to Charles S. Milton
which occurred last night.
c. +. Trim, foreman Of the
Santa Fe bridge gang, who has
been in the hospital for some
time, suffering from an injured
limb. received in an accident,
has ordered his mail directed to
Clovis instead Of Carlsbad.
Ivan Bridges. the handsome
young pharmacist at the South
western viii leave in a few days
on a vacation and recreation
trip throughout the Northwest-
ern states. Ivan win be missed
by his many friends during
his absence.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-07-31

A man by the name of Theo-
dore Roosevelt was in Albuquer-
que, DeminQ and some other
New Mexico towns the latter
part of last week. We have
not seen where anybody en-
thused, or where any brass
bands were brought into play
on account of his coming. Well.
New Mexico don't owe him
anything Except i'll wild. He
kept us out Of statehood for a
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Methodist Church.

"Shipwrecks, will be the
morning theme.
THE Devil in Clovis and
Elsewhere lis the subject for
the evening hour.
Give US your presence in
Sunday School next Sunday if
you are in no other Sunday
School.
WALLACE r. EVANS,
Pastor.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-07-31

number Of years, and removed
the cleanest Territorial Cover
nor we ever had at the instiga-
ton of the dirtiest political
gang that ever kept out of the
penitentiary After perpetrat-
ing the regime of plumber and
robbery upon US as long as he
did, we wonder that he is able
to look an honest New Mexican
in the face. Lakewood Pro-
gress.
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A MODEL BABY SHOW
SATURDAY, AUGUST 80, 1913

The Most Perfect Baby in Curry County VIII Get
a Complete Outfit Of Wearing Apparel at Luikargs.
Mothers. do you think YOU have the most perfect baby in
decide yours is the model baby oil ALL Curry county babes,
Luikarts will give il FREE a complete outfit Of wearing
apparel, including a silk dress. silk stockings, shoes, etc.
Lady judges will probably be selected to decide the matter
No babies to exceed two years in ace are eligible to enter
the contest Remember the time. the place and the BABY.
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In Honor Of
Miss BnchanhaI.

Miss BuchanhaI.
Mrs. Herbert Brown enter
tanned several young ladies' at
her home Thursday in honor of
her sister, Miss Buchanhal, who
has been her guest for several
weeks, and left since for Cali
fornia.
Cards we're played throughout
the afternoon.
Delicious refreshments. con-
sisting of sherbert and cake
were served.
Those to enjoy the afternoon
were Misses Mcmahon. Howell,
Mildred Mcmahon. Bills, Mabel
Davis. Wood. Noble, Smith and
Buchanhal.
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Notice Of Suit.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF
CURRY COUNTY New MEXICO.
No. 656.
JOSE DE OLIVERIA,
Plaintiff,
VS..
F. A. HYDE & co.
Defendant.
To the Defendant, F. A. Hyde
& Co.
You will hereby take notice
that a suit has been filed and is
now pending in the District
Court of Curry County, New
Mexico, in which Joe De Oil
yiera is plaintiff and you, the
said F. A. Hyde & Co. are de-
PENDANT, and that said cause is
numbered csc on the Civil
Docket of said Court.
You will further take notice
that the objects of said suit are
as follows; To quiet the title
against you to the following des-
cribed real estate, situate in
Curry County, New Mexico,
to-wit; The NV IA Of SW IA
of Sec. 80, Twp 6 North Range
SO East, and to have plaintiff
decreed to be the absolute own
er in fee simple Of said real
estate.
You win further take notice
that unless you appear, answer
or plead in said suit on on be-
fore the 10Th day OF September,
1913, plaintiff will take iudg-
ment against you by default and.
will apply to the Court for the
relief prayed for ia his complaint
filed IN said suit.
You will further take notice
that Harry j.. Patton, whose
postoffice and business address
is Clovis, New Mexico. is at
torney for plaintiff.
WITNESS my hand and the
seal of said Court this che Both
day of July, 1913.
Al. IT, AWAIT,
County Clerk.
(SeaD pd.
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Post Office Hours.

On and after August /, 1913,
all windows Of the Clovis P.
o. will be open continuously
from 500 a. m. to 500 D. m. in
accordance with postal laws
governing this class (2) office.
A. b.. Wagner,
p. M.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-07-31

people in every State, city and county will find the necessary means to get tmel
principle enacted into law. The great and busy public is usually introduced
to the movement with the simple declaration that
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Presbyterian Church.

There viii be services morn
ing and evening. Rev. E, E.
Mathes will preach in the even
ing.
JEREMIAH MOORE,
Pastor.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-07-31

B. J. Norby, one of the lead
ing merchants of Melrose was in
the city the fore part of the
week, and reports Melrose look
ing up and picking-up admirably
In fact times are better there
now than they have been for
three years. Stock farming and
dairying is the cause of the new
life that has dawned on Melrose.
M. j. Calvert Of Cheyenne,
Okla, is in the city visiting his
brother-n.law our worthy mer-
chant w. H. Simpson and family
Mr.. Calvert. is one of the early
day stock men of the Panhandle.
and is well and favorably known
throughout northeastern New
Mexico and the Texas Panhandle.
He ordered the Clovis News sent
his address.
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AZ Woodrow Wilson had limited at the Short Ballot
banquet the campaign for this new reform was to be
conducted on original lines. Inasmuch as At dealt with
the fundamentals Of democracy, It must find its own way
handed" to them. For this reason, the Short Ballot
Organization did not begin to lobby at the State capitola
or to seek political support in any quarter. although ln
later stages Of the campaign # became necessary for
local organizations TO do this. The headquarters IN New
York has been engaged from the start IN preaching the
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-07-31
A Correspondent Asks for
Space in Che Best Paper.

Space in the Best Paper.
Cape Girardeau, Mo-,
July %. 1918.
Editor Clovis News:
Clovis, N. M.
DEAR SIR. Would like to use
space in the best paper ia Curry
County to write to my many
friends in New Mexico: Would
say that / lived more than seven
years in New Mexico, and lived
five years on a homestead, which
is still mine and not for sale. III
had some money when / landed
in N. M, and had as much when
/ left. Hope some day to own
more land in New Mexico. / be-
lieve I could make money there
raising corn and wheat. Don't
think there is any money in rails
ing Kaifir and Maize only to feed
on the farm. / consumed eight
weeks time in travelling from
Clovis to this place, a distance of
about 1850 miles. Landed here
all 0. K. My horses were all in.
good repair. Drove them the
full trip. Had many ups and
downs through the Ozark.
mountains. Was offered s475
for my four horses at Friona,
Tex. ! wanted $500.
We don't like this town. Wa
ges are too low, and so are some
of the people. l have crossed
the Missippi river several times
in a boat.
Would like to know if John
Davis is still living. He and
Jess McMullen started to follow
my wagons on foot. Jess fell by
the road side a few miles north
of Hereford, Texas. But John
kept bravely on. We last saw
him at Pond Greek, Okla. There
the hot sand was too much for
his sore feet. Poor boy. Hope
he is all o. X. now.
Yours Truly,
d. e. LEWIS.
P. S.-Mr. Editor please send
me the News.
Mrs. ]. B. Ford is dangerous
" i'll at her home in Fl. Smith,
Ark.
J. H. Kelso, Supt. of Soho OILS
at Fort Sumner is attending
the summer normal,
Steve Hamilton, of Fort Sum
ner, is in the city visiting w.
D. McBee and family.
Good auto to sell, or trade for
land, address box 128, Hereford,
Texas.
Mayo Bradfel Id and wife
left Tuesday for Minnesota to
join his troupe for summer re-
hearsal.
Mrs. Ida Munson and w. c..
Sexton were married ON July
10Th by Justice of the Peace, J..
P. Noble.
Rev. E. E. Mathes, of Mesilla
Park. New Mexico is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Jeremiah
Moore.
Eva Rulings and Lemuel E,
Hartman were united in mar
rage on the 18th of this month
by Justice Of the Peace. j. P.
Noble,
Prof and Mrs. Mersfelder en-
tertained those attending the
normal institute at a delightful
lawn party at their home in
East Clovis on Wednesday ev-
ening.
The ordinance of baptism will
Ia adnatnfefarad az fba ponfse
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Shake Off Your Rheumatism.

W""N vi LVNA ANIIDWIIINlIoIIs
Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism.
Try a twenty-five cent bottle of Cham
berlain's Eminent and see how quickly your
rheumatic pains disappear. Sold by ALL
DRUGGISTS,
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AN Tangled Up" is the name
of a farce comedy 10 three acts
to be given by the Clovis Cham
Der Of Commerce for the bene-
fit Of the Clovis band at an
early date in August.
The members are indebted
to Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Bradheld
under whose experienced in
%struction the play is being pre-
pared.
The cast Of characters:
Mr.. Lester McVey, Clifton
Oliver; Mr.. Keeling Plantum,
Roy Hatch; Lieut.. Geo. Rapley.
Lester Bayless; O'Toole, Roy
Morgan; Major Holiday, w.
H. Duckworth; Mrs. Holiday,
Miss Mildred Morgan; Miss
Clara Holiday, Miss Winnifred
Hatch. Miss VERNE Plantum,
Miss Neva Odom.
Come out an d help the band
boys and see your home talent.