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GLASSES
We are now prepared to test
your eyes and fit glasses. s
Can furnish you any kind of
glasses, or any corrective treat
ment for the eye you can get
any where.
ThePlumlee Hospital
Roy, :-: N-M-
TaViti Ttívlrmn. One of SolanQS
smilinir bachelors, was in Roy on
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hnsiness the latter part or tnej
week.
T. IL Yarbrough, County at
torney, from Montague, Texas,
ha3 been visiting his two dtouv
ers the past three weeks. They
took a trip to Taos ana repon a
fine time. '
NOTICE OF PENDENQY OF
ACTION
Mecessütüe
We handle a complete line bf
Croceries
a Meats
At prices you can afford to pay
-Give us a trial-
EGGS - EGGS - EGGS
We will pay you OA cents in
cash for them. V x
Or pay you 22C in trade
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GLADSTONE AND VICINITY
State of New Mexico)
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TIRE SPECIALS
G & J Tires
32x 3 1-2 $12.00
32 x 4 $15.00
33x4 $17.50
Michel in Cords reduced
again. Selling now at
$12.75 .
BUY YOUR TIRES WHERE YO U GET
YOUR AIR
R. S. Wood Motor
Company
James S. Christman
Driílér and Contractor
-Deep Holes a Specialty
Custom Plowing, Large "Tracts
ROY. NEW MEXICO-
Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts
We have the only complete tract index to the Harding
Qounty Records.
We have an experienced abstracter , in charge of our
business
We give our entire time and attention to the abstract
business. - - '
Our abstracts are approved by all loan companies oper
ing in Hárding County.
vWe can furnish abstracts promptly, and at a reasonable
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Harding County Abstract. Co.
INCORPORATED AND BONDED ,
Mosquero, New Mexico.
County of Harding )
In the District Court thereof,
Eighth Judicial Distrifct.
John U. Tobler,
Plaintiff,
. v. '
Gabriel Santistevan, the- un
known heirs of Gabriel Santis
tevan, deceased, Diego ; Rivera,
the unknown heirs ot Lego uiv-
era, deceased, t rancis uuuuu,
fVio unknown heirs of Francis
Clutton, deceased, Jose I. Armijo
tonia G. de Armijo, the, unknown
heirs of Felipe Armijo, deceased,
the unknown heirs of Feliciano
Armijo, deceased, the unknown
heirs of Tomas Armijo, deceased,
Jenaro Maestas, the unknown
heirs of Jenaro Maestas, deceas
ed, the unknown heirs ot Jose
Leon Sembrano, deceased, the
unknown heirs of Jose Leon
Sambran, deceased, Jose Garcia,
Gavina A Garcia, Ricardo Gon
zales, Simona G. Gonzalés, Chico
Sheep Company and all unknown
claimants of interests in the pre
mises described in the complaint
adverse to the plaintiff,
Defendants.
The above named defendants,
Gabriel Santistevan. Diego Riv
era, Francis Clutton, Jenard Ma
estas, Antonio G. de Armijo,
Ricardo Gonzales. Chico bheep
Company, the unknown heirs of
Gabriel Santistevan, deceased,
the unknown heirs of Diego Ri
vera, deceased, the unknown
heirs of Francis Clutton, deceas
ed, the unknown heirs of Felipe
Armijo, deceased, the unknown
heirs of Feliciano Armijo, deceas
ed, the unknwn heirs of Tomas
Armijo, deceased, the unknown
heirs of Jenaro Maestas, 'deceas
ed, the unknown heirs of Jose
Leon Sambrano, deceased, and all
unknown claimants' of interests
in the nremises described in the
complaint -adverse to the plain
tiff, are herebv notitied that the
above entitled action has been
commenced by the above named
plaintiff against all tHe defend
ants herein, the general objects
of which action are to quiet title
in nlaintiff to the real property
hereinafter described, and that
plaintiff's title thereto be estab
lished and that the defendants
herein, and each of them, be
barred and ever estopped from
having or claiming any right,
title or interest in ' or to said
real property. The real property
affected by this action to which
it is souerht to auiet the title be-
;ing the following described real
property, situate, lying and bei
ng in Harding County, New Me
xico, to wit: . , ,
The Northwest Quarter of the
Southwest Quarter and the Sou
th Half of the .South Halt ot
Section Seventeen, the East Half
of the Northeast Quarter, the
Northeast Quarter of the South
east Quarter, the Northwest
Quarter of the Northwest Quar
ter, the South Half of the North-
west yuaner aim me nui uicaot
Quarter of the Southwest quar
ter ot Section Twenty, the jNcith
east Quarter of the Northeasi
Quarter of Section Twenty Nine,
the North Half of the Northwest
Quarter, and , the Northwest
Quarter of the Northeast Quar
ter of Section Twenty Eierht, .the
East Half of the Northwest Quar
ter and the West Half of the
Northeast Quarter of Section
Thirty two, Township Eibhteen,
North, Kanga t wenty JNme, &ast
of the New Mexico Principal
Meridian.
And said defendants, and each
of them, are further notified
that unless they enter their ap
pearance herein on or before
the 11th day of November, 1922,
judgement will be rendered agai
nst them by default.
That the name and postoffice
address of plaintiff's attorney
is W. R. Holly, Springer, New
Mexico
WITNESS my hand and' the
seal of said court at Mosquero,
Harding County, New Mexico,
this Slst day of August, 1922.
C. Ernest Anderson,
Cerk of said Court.
ROPY MILK MAY BE
CAUSED BY BACTERIA
Mr. McDonald is having his
Ford car overhauled. The mec
hanic at the Hunter garage is do
ing the work. '
Mr. Yarbrough was in Gren
ville one day last week
Last sm-inz- Bemus Griffin de
spaired of keeping the wolf from
the door m New Mexico and trad
ed his well improved farm for
one much less desirable. After
completing the'deal and selling
his tock he vamoosed for Okla
homa, his former home': but like
the majority who leave, he is
back again, and from present md
ications, intends to stay. He says
that he worked harder there in
wiping off the sweat than he
would in New Mexico.
See Glasgow was a business
visitor in Clayton one day last
week.
Hall Hollman, who is attending
a Vocational school in Utah, is at
home for. a short stay.
No doubt the taxpayers of
Harding county will approve the
action of the S. A in looking in
to the matter of the present met
hod of assessing the grazing
lands of the county. It appears
that land in native grass in the
large tracts is called "grazing
land and is assessed at $1.75 an
acre, while the same kind of land
in small tracts is called Dry
Farming land-not cultivated"
and is assessed at a rate consider
ably hiaher. Come to think of
it, possibly it's the long name
that gives it the additional value
At any rate the people"" should
keep hard on the trail of the
"powers that be" and demand a
square deal. . . i i ' ,
Roy Hephner sold some chick
ens in Raton last week. . ;
A nice rain fell west of Glad
stone- last Saturday which will
revive the suffering- corn and 1
bring up the wheat that
ready planted.
WThen milk is stringy or con
tains coagulated material when
first drawn from the udder, it is
an indication of an inflamed con
dition of the cow's udder; but
when the milk is normal when
drawn but becomes ropy several
hours later, it is due to the
growth of bacteria, according to
Prof. Cunnine-ham of the New
Mexico Agricultural College.
A great many types oí bacter
ia may cause ropy milk. The
one which seems to cause this
trouble most frequently was fir
st isolated from water, and it is
possible that the cows often con
taminate themselves by wading
in surface water and then con
taminate the milk. Milk may al
so be contaminated by the water
in the cooling tank, or the water
used in washing and rinsing the
utensils.
In combatinsr the trouble it
is always wise to remove cows
from pastures in- which they
wade in surface water. In a bad
enidemic. all utensils and every
thing about the dairy building
seem to become contaminated.
Ef f ecient sterilization of all uten
sils and strainer cloths is neces
sary. This may be done with
live steam or with boiling water,
to which an active disinfectant
as heen added. Fresh bleaching
powder (chlorinated lime) used
at the rate of at least b ounces
to a gallon of water gives satis
factory results. It will also be
useful to soak the utensils in the
solution from 15 to 20 minutes.
One small utensil overlooked may
be the cause of re-contamination.
When possible, it is well to
white wash the walls of the
milk' room, or drench them with
the disinfectant solution.
When all else fails, the, milk
nav be made satisfactory for use
is al- bv pasteurizing before it become
rmnv at a temneraiure oi
Newest Frock - j
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A combined kimona and circular
hell sleeve, trimmed in distinctive
design with white embroidery, fea
tures this new tall irock ot moroc
can 'crepe. A roll collar which
opens into a V neck and the broad
nd sash are also embroidered.
The length well it's back.
C. L Justice was a business
visitor at Solano and Mosquero,
Friday. .. . - 1" "
Mrs. C. Emest Anderson and
children are spending the week
with relatives and friends in
Roy.
aay pira. F. for 30 minutes. There
Alton Johnson, who has been--. aann t . Heve that mlk
working onrthe highway, is at , . , , when. it is
home harvesting his beans. ' , has become roDV on
Mr. 'Dukeminier is harvesting standing is in any way harmful
to the' consumer, oui 11 is not
his winter wheat this week. He
believes that it will yield four
or five bushels per acre.
The County officers are now-
installed in th new Court house
bupding which was recently pur
chased from the school board of
Mdsquero.
The delivery , team belonging
to Luians and Branch became
frightened at something Friday
evening and decided to make a
hurry-up trip about town. I he
driver, Juan Rodriguez, was thr
own from the wagon and bruised
consideraablv. The team ran
around a few blocks, then crash
ed into a telephone pole at the
J. Appel comer; they then ran
across the street and onto the
porch of the Roy Trading Co,
;tore, where they became entan
gled and were unable to go any
farther. The amount of damage
was -slighthowever much excite
ment was caused those on the
streets.
appetizing to the average Ameri
can and in some cases the tlavor
is affected.
Fred Wilson, of near Mosquero
delivered fat hogs to Roy buyers
last Friday.
E, F. Henry, who is stuccoing
the Mills school building, sjpent
Sunday with home folks. He
reports that he is getting along
fine with the work on the build
ing and will soon have the work
completed. He has a number of '
other jobs waiting on him that
he will start as soon as his work
on the school house is done.
The ticket nominater by the
Democratic convention is geneial
ill- f-ruirUr! to be one - of tils
Mrs. F, E.'Ivey . is, making all stronge&U ttate tickets, - if not
of the necessary arrangements ,ne strongest; yet put into the
to erect a nice, modern, five-room fi,jd i0y that party. At least
residence on her lots imthe north . f0i,r :ár's on it will tax the im
part of town, which she recently !ounuity of the Republican man;t
purchased from J. W. Johnson gers. They are the candidates
Sr. Mr Pete Gibson has the for Governor, James F. Hinklef
contract to do the work and has f0r United States Senate, A. A.
already started to get the mate-' Jones; for Congress, John Mor
rial on the ground. The build- r0Wi and Supreme Court Justice,'
ing will be completed in the next Samuel G. Bratton. Albuquer
few weeks. que Morning Journal.
. ; This expression of commenda-
The enrollment of the schools tion from the Republican Journal
picked up considerably the fore indicates the high type of candid
part of this week, and at the ates selected by the Democratic
present rate of increase, ' the ; convention. The. leaders in the
school rooms will be completely I party are more than - gratified
filled in a short time. Many 01 'over the ticKet. senator jones
WANTED Boy, fifteen
of age, or older, who wants to
work and go to school on truck.
Inquire at this office. 16-23
the narents are not aware that
all children five years of age or
years Older can attend school and that
the local board has made ample
arrangements to care for child
ren of these ages.
declared he was highly fcleasecr
with the ticket srenerally. fore
casting Democratic victory des
pite claims 01 the Republicans
that they will again be victorious
Adv.
AH Over the State Just Now
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