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1 he Kenna Record1
W 'i , COWGILL, Editor and Pub'i
MRS. COVGiLL Local Editor.
PUBLISHLD WEEKLY.
Eatercd February Itli, 1907, at the Keu
ta, New Mciiio, Post Office, ai icond
tlast Mail Matter.
liaraij Ufa ca BaBtvfcaBa fcaiiLvj u mi ami er.hit.it ' n,a,tpm(iit of iiio interior u
T.jSS aample Lttii Model "Rnn-irr" hiryclK I,imi-:ho.l I. tin. Our azrnts evcrr .-.-hers are lVpaiiemcm Olllie muiioi U
br
i
ju iiutf. t&iu'!''!' until you rercivcanrt approve ol your b.cyc". wesnn ( )VV 11 lYOSWlM. A'.
anyone, anywhere in the V . S. without a rent deiuii in advr.ni-. 6rrii.iv frrieht. and
allow TKN DAYS ft'HKIC Tit I A I. dining htt h tinv yon may ride t!ie Im yxle and t t . i tQHI
rui k 10 any lesi you y.-itn, it you are then not ptriccuy a.iii' Ii'.d or tl not vasn W i'iii;
keep the bicycte shin it b.t k 10 us at our expense ?nil yru iviti not bt o.it cnt crnU .
to anyone, anywhere in the V . S. without it cent dcfcuii m advance, rrfiy freight and
now r,,w r i it i ,11. annus wiikm tmv you may rule
ut it to any test you v.-iiK. If you are then not ptrlccjy a.iii-.fii.d or
Vm tt STOrJY We rn.ab tl.fl Iv"h1iM irft.le hUvclrs it U i'iosm-Mb to' matt , Notice H WViAtV tflVOn tllftt tllOl'C
i'l'.l ti Vhind your bicycle. ! jNOX I; I' V a Li-vc !e or a i;irif tires froM atiyvti llHK l;cm lOI'W 111 OCU Ml 11118 OlUCt
Vr and rtmnrkalit ,:c;.i e.fcrt In ruii r njrtmti. . )V llin SlU'VeVO'f llCnCinl 1 110
rjEI I P" BT"''J5' 'i.'tl ",hc" ' K'ive our boau'iful ciiilnitie ard ' -
flvmlUll mm.1v our ki i.-rl nio:k-U :it the vwmierfuth , 1
we can mal:? you tii s y.-.ir. We c!l tin l.iirl'tater.i.Kiiirvrlrsfor less money TOI IOW I 41 H1MU ( I'll I Mil 10 u I BUIll.l
than any oticr lartory. tic me ffim'H.il vt:t jir-mt ntne l.tilrif Oiit.
A mCYfjUU !I)KAl;K.!:, Vf:i cm r-tl our bio'dca uau-r oui own name plate at 1 7 1Q 9. ftl SOlltll TftnTc Hi
hKJONI 1IANI liiOYCLMS. e do not re"v1arl7 hr.if'.le eocor.d Iir.nJ biryr.lcr,, hu4 xt x f if 1 . in if 1
URtiallv have a number on haml t.ihcn in lradt liv our C'!nrnr-o n-vrtit rin--i. I'lt.-c w dear out l. l . A I . I . LJ - 11. I . 1 ) lht I J
prompity at prices r.i:ig.irf irom u to or tiu. jJexnnti Ua"' nsts muled tree.
Subscription $1.00 Per Year. C0A5TE3-B8AKES, 'JMy LiilV'1 raru' r';u'" and -'0, s:mth of an?o 8 E. N. M. P.
in Advance.
!ni, 1: t 1 a Km i. on I I: a
f1D50 OEDCeBSBB FBESSTEGE-PBG9IF m
C. Ij. 1'VIOIl liml his 15 K. ullyouaMmpUpairlori4.SJbaskuiniiorderii.X.. -. ,.- i- r',i ' -""TT
1 A 1.., 1 ..,.1 'I 1,. .1. . ailr out. Sixty thottsnnd piin aolj Hst yeaf. V. V"--.V iijW''VJ.".! ' ," f ;
JlOI'O etllKMll.IV .111(1 I lllIIMla . overuvo hundred tbousaud tait o la ) .S.-.vV. ji.
j.t iiiu 111 I I ii" andeasyndinff,vcryduta!!ecndl'.n:Jinci'.leT7u.t V"r .- - -- ?5 rt .,
. . a special quality of rubber, w'.iirh nevtr becorir-s -JYA'"-UJj'
lOOK IKICK II K'iltl II U'l.U' IIOSI porous anuwnicncioscsupBmr.il punctures t7ii.Kn:i n. n-r- i ft .,,..,,1 ,0 tMrfc MihrMT trpad
1 ing the air to escape. We havclium!rcdsof letterjfror.t si U 1 S. . .ih.. ftS
llPV iinil lift, IlI'lC ill lilt' willltV. fiedcustomcra stating that tneir tirci haveonly bec.t pnn;.. 1 .J V JJ. p'-,"",r,n Vtrfu l"1
1 IK y II. Ill Hit in it 111 tut "Mini up once or twice in a whole season. They wcin rtoTiore t'ir. 1 1, ? ' ' ' ."L" .!Ptt?..LP
'i.ti : l anoruinan tire, the pii:icturercD,st:ti'TOttalitiCsbcitr'ivc:i I J, J. ...... ..
'J lieV a IV C-OIIMll CI t.I !.V V l nttl by KVcralJlaycra of thin, spocinlly P:-c-ared fabric oi the WiiS t-r" Asiro " "
J trcad- The regular price ohhee tires is; 3.50 rerP't-.b'vtr f EvImmvG
tiiioiii; i"" aSSEL i;,,)., Vcthit(..n. o CR. HALE A FRIEND IN NEED
. F il... ... null' ..u il I,. 1 1 approval. You do not pay a cent until you have examined ami found tlicnt striol'y tva represented. .
tl I III, t oillll t , .im 11. il..." i.i 11 on 1. , ,v U now ,.arf, ,1isoount of n rcr cent C'.iercbv mn! int? the Drico B4.ftft tier coirlif vod .. .
l'L'LL. CA.4U Wli'll UUDIili and enclose I'i'i navcriifleme-it. . toil rim no lisk irt Prcof That He Lived Up to th Pflnel-
0 n I. Hi, 17, 18, 10, 20, nil pouth ol
" " .1 t 1 f
i'.r i .J'.) r;. in. ai- i . i. r.ncn 01
lh"eilnts of siiiVoy will lie filed
in lliij fftc it nino o'clock a. 111.
on tli - firMdi.vof SoptPmlxM', 1 1 1 0
.ind on and after that d.ito implica
tions for entry Innca in each of
ihe-c town hips will he receive-'.
T. C. T lo ;son liegistr.
Harold Hurd Receiver.
end
I i sena i liiu niiu uiki euc:ose 1.1:3 nr,vcr.:r.enieTii. kou run no iisk m
tlOllt! I)' l It'll I Slll'VtM Ol S, Willi, aeudin i:s an order as the t.tes may. be returned r.t 'j:j c-pettsa If for any reason they nr
' not satisfactory on eramination. We are pcrfcsL'.v reiiaV.o nu.l inoniy Kent to us is as tafeas In 4
I Itov .t ! O HOW loforni ll 1 nil I lit' bank. If you order a pair of these tires, you vi!l f.nd that they vill tide easier, run faste:
J 1 wenr better, last lonrrer and look finer than any t-.rc yon have ever U:)
' win rule easier, run lasteri
led or E?en nt any price. We
pics of "Lend-a-Hand' 6cletieS
He Founded.
Ttie late Dr. Edward Everett Hale.
, I 1; ,. ,j ...liiti ,n know that you will be so wci; pleased that vhe:t you want a bicycle you tvill Rive us your order!
1 11C initio t).l .1 WIO. w .11 l.tl ion, we want vou to s-nd ua a trial order at once. 1ipuc tliis remarkable tire o:Ter.
i.tul from no ehtahluhed comer. IF YOU NEED TIRES iSffiSS S?3 KfS! Ui founder of the "Lend-a-Hand" eocl-
the special introductory price qrtoled alwve; or write for our big Tire end Sundry Catalogue which elles, practised What he preached. He
"ii foi'r fl nv il i t t fiiwl 'inv describes and quote all Makes and kinds of tires at about half the usunl prfces. t i i . , a .. . .
.kil lact II 0V tlJ ltt 111.(1 .my nenv XAfArr but write uo postal today, do Not Ti':?ik of ncTiNQ a bicycle !cnt hlsown hand time and time
i i i- t 1 . ,..,.. W 4fU VtrfiS i or a pair of tires from anyone until '.;it5-.y the neiv uj wouderfi'l 3"aln. Once, says the Woman's Home
stahllKht'tl COI 1UMF, Or .Iliy CVI- oners wc are making. It only cost. postal to lean. WC" Vriteit i:01Y. I R.ran;on h,8 ravel8 brought him to
nencu that Iho (lovcililiicnl. ever 1 J 1 fipAII ftlfl!i F ftSIFIPAKV AHES!1.G ti & I a to-.vn where a friend of hla was edit-
iiact tl an . ai:u liic cue
Z I N K
rim
JEWELER
Vhen you want to buy a
Watch or Clock; when you
want a Watch or Clock lo
I aired I whtli you Waul ti
Woddiiur Iting, nn Engage
inent Kinj' an th ng in
I ho line of Jewelry; when
ou need g'as-eft, irwant
jour eyi sight tested 10
niemher Zink tho Jeweler
j.iul Crptician :: :: .:
a. W. 21NK,
Roswell, - N. M.
oven C3 ycaho
b a j- n i l,h w ss.
VMM
10 make iipplit etit n - for a re
,i urvey. Tliis Ihey can secure if
they canbhow tliattlieie are no
xisting corners fctonts, and thai
less than 50 pei cent, of the l.md
lias been entered As the niat
!er now stands I he tetihrs ol
iliat nart of tlo county eunual
icly uiKjn their lines i,t all, and
ihey aio afraid to make any
ermaneiit impi oveuients.
A LCW DOWN TRICK
An e:'it u oTa small Air.e.kan
a er recently state;! that he I ad
been k sn-tl bvtinoof the inr-e-t
lieautit'iil mar ietl wtinen in ibe
town lie pri mmed to tell her
inrac in the rir.-t is-no of his pi ¬
per next month In two weeks
the circulation of 1m nt'Wspapci
loubK;tU but when he gave t li
name of bis wife he had to leave
town. Tucumcari S n n .
HENRY JAMES ON RACE SUICIDE.
Hem v James does not agree
with Col. HooHevelt o:i the ques
lion of large families ir-'mall
Jamilies such as prevail in
France, indicate t Mr. James'
mi. d, intelligence and pvogies,
vhile large families indicate the
j everse.
'Largo families are ho em
harassing, too," said Mr. .Iair.es
on his last Anieiiein visit.
.nceknew a man named Thoinp
on who had 14 children. Thorn p
on agreed one spriug holi.lay to
lake bis children to the seashore
l or the week end.
"They set eff, reached t!ie
i tation, got there tickets and
were about to board the tram
when Thompson was roughly
rollarcd by a policeman. '-Here,
wot 'a' vou bin a doin' of?' the
)ol iceman growled fiercely
"M nothing. Why?' stammer-
d Thompson.
The policeman waved his
1 rurcheon toward the Thompson
family.
"Then wot tho bloody blazes,'
lie hissed, 'is this crowd a-fol
Jerin' ve furJ"
J. O. Hill, who lives South
east of Kenna. cane in Wednes
day from Iioswel1, and remain
ed over night to attend the io
TCRR1 1'ORIAL LAND ULl-CIION
Spi-IkI No. 022S:H) 1
Dai'.vsT.M3Nr oFT.n: Isrs'tioit
United States LandOffick.
Koswcll, ew ? exico.
June 13. 1010.
Notice, is hciel .v fciven lliat the
Territory .f New Mexico l.rvs filed
in t'ii"i office, v.n cr tho'provisions
of the Act cf Conyreos of June 21,
1893 and the Acts si:n'c.er.tnry
and anienduttiry thereto, seleciion
list of the ft llowirj; litiul:
1. 1st No. 1250, Serial No.0228'Ji
N'W i NE i, S i NE i, NVv i,
NW i SW 1, Sec. 32; and N i
Sec. 3:j, T. 10-S., H. 31-E., N. M.
V. M.- (MO acres.
List No. 124'.), Senilis N0.0228)l:
SE I NE i-, SE t Sec. 30; E i
5;
f f t V 1 CopvnicnTa Lc
OKlcKiy U!crttti our opinion froo t. iioi .u r
invniitibn Is prohnhly p uci'Tnbla. Con-vn:'
tlonsithcil?o(tm,ioNHul. HAHDBOOX 01 V
oc'it f rue. Oldest nircney for poratinj? pu-
TntotHS tnkpti tliroUL'h lunn A (.
BptciaiiiotieCt without cfanrgj, iutlie
ScieiUiffc Mmcrfc&;,
A hanrtgomely lllnntrnlo'1 w(pl:tT. lrtwiA '"
cnlntlon of uny pHcntilio jouriiL.1, 'J rn;i .
re in font months, L bold Lynil nowbi,,fiior4.
MUKN & Co.88"" New Yr "
Branch Offlco. Ci6 F BU VashlaiTtor '
Kei i:a Loi'ge Ni ! 3"
I. 0. 0. F.
"i-i-ls every Thursday night.
her hiifcband. and he was pining for Vj.jtj,, members COldiall V in
her, but he had no assistant, so If he '
tcck a vacation the paper must stpp. v tel. 1 . L. Cl.UBIJ. N. It.
Dr. Hale listened and returning to q j F lbR fr
his hotel, sat down at his desK. , !
Before ht gbt uH he hart w'rltteii 1 " 1 1 '
with that ready pen of his enough H-.ive you Carpentering to clo?
luticlcs on topics of contemporaneous . , ,
Interest to fill his friend's editorial col- I a a mechanic, and can do your
umns for a week. Returning to the Jthbin of all kinds. Am
cam-turn, he threw his copy on the edl-
torial desk, with the remark: Ms.) a Cabinet Maker. If in need
There, now you can go and visit ' - .lll.i.n.,in .rivo mf n. rrinl.
utli nue,
Ing a daily newspaper.
When he called on him, this, fHcrid
unfolded n tain ht wBe. His wife ft
tct-idusiy ill. She had gone Into the
country, believing that a change of air
would do her good. She was pining for
publican primary. He went to. See. 31; and NE NE'LSec. 32,
Roswell l.v team, lust for tlm T. 10-S., R. 31-E., X. u P. M.
pleasure(?) of the tiip lie got
all t'.io pleasure he needed on the
down trip and left lis partner
to return by himself wi'h the
team, and Mr. 11 ill came havk
on the train.
REPUBLICAN PRIMA RY
The republicans met Wn!
nesday evening in this city as
per call, and elected (itlega es
and alternates lo attend thee n
vention at R swell, A'l-, t:. '.5.-
E. Lee wa selected precinct com
mitteeman, and the n eetipg
also selected H. W. Colvard as
president of the republican club,
and George Northcutt was elect
ed secretary. C. J. Marbut act
ed as i-fcretary of tho meeting,
Ed Lee presiding.
We have just heard of a
ffhiol ma'am introdm ing a
jew 'eat ure in her scln-il
"Wl tn one of tho girls miss a
wciil the boy wl o spells i
jcts pcrmis-iou to kiss ln-i.
'Ibe result is the t'rls .-.re
1 ocoming oor ppellers wliil"
1 he boys are improving right
along.
.(() acies.
List No. 1248, Serial No. 022892:
NE E i N W , S i N W i, and
S A Sec. 29, T. 10-S., R 31-E.,
N. M. P. M. (iOO aciw.
List No. 124T, Serial No.022S93:
.ill of .k:ec. Hi, T. 10-S., R. 31-E.,
N. M. P. . i40 acres.
List No. 121(1 Sariul No. 0228!) 1
NW i NW 1, S 1 NW, SW i,
N W i SE i, S i SE 1-4,
Sec. 27; an l N 1-2 NW 1-4, Sec
IK T. 10-S R. 31-E , N. M.
P. M.-4S0 acres.
Protest or contest . against any
or all of said select ions may rc filed
in this off-ico during the period of
Publication hereof, or at any time
i hereafter an.! before final approv
al a id certificate.
T. C. Tillots m.
July 1-29 Regist c
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior U
S Land Oni,: al Roswell N. M
July 18ll. WIO.
No-ice is heivby given that by
icclion 0 of t!ie Enabling A
tr'es ai" I'oi hid liti in s' t iion 2
no 3 ' w!i r.' I ho 'and was no
q i i pr.:iiei! on June 30th, 1910
Why Kettle 8 Ing.
Ttie reason a kettle "sings" Is a
t-eiy simple one. As the water get
lot little hublihiS fif k eahi are found
it the bottom of the kettle. These In
heir rush upward strike the sides of
he kettle and set tht metal it Is
ir.de of in vibration, thus causing the
nurirlr.g sound we call singing. You
i'l r.o.ice a copper kettle, which has
hin sMes, will make a much loudc-r
n.l irore musical note than a coui-
oi lion kef
J t i .1 O'S'ill.
LOST ON THE It A NOB
A two voir old heifer belong
ing to the writer has slmytd
away and we have bet n unable
to fii tl Iier. Sh i is a nrxed
breed. Jersey and White f,ue.
ui'ilnm s:ze, biinolo in cl-r.
ibe ciiiis red a'ul '-'a 1; i :iniii-ig
in t tiva's; Whi" -f; ( i an 1
plnteil hoi'ii N ':, Is or
'frauds. If any i f our iculei-s r.:.:t-iiho. Atchison Globe.
happen to see Ihm-an I ''.ll re
I'ort to t hi-, olli-;;) t ho 1. iinln jts
i'l 1:0 greatly ai(re i ited.
W T. Cowyill.
!S e
Ho Makeup Necessary.
1 ;j real life the villaiQ can be, pretty
r..ci:n without a sneer and a blnck
Austria Executes Few Murderers
Austria Is the country most lenien
to murdt-rers. A very small rcTcentasj
of those convicted arc executed
VilSS THE LIGHT AND NOISE
Recsons Why Some Townspeople Ate
Unable to Live Comfortably in
the Country.
The necessity which some people
feel for noisy surroundings was men
tioned by a famous specialist in giv
ing a medical explanation of the case
of little Horace Collins, the henlc
rr cprer.ger boy, says the London Daily
Mall. The lad. although able to grati
fy every wish as the guest of Lord
Lcnsdowne at Bo wood house, has a
mastering longing for the bustle and
llfht of tho London streets.
NOTICE.
If you aie Troving up bii your
claim be sure and read your
Publication Notice carefully
when it api ears in the paper,
and if there are any errors noti
fy this office promptly and they
w ' be cored ed
King Oanacy.
the Crimea and the whole Black
sea region, owing to the Bparse popu
lation to consume it, had a great sur
plus of wheat! For centuries It was
coveted by al) hungry nations and
exploited jiy the one with the strong
est armies. For centuries after Athens
had feasted upon the grain-raising
lands beyond the Bosphorus, Mithrl
dates, as a preparation for his life and
death contest with Rome, fell upon
tho corn fields of the Crimea. Because
Sicily was yellow with wheat from
earliest memory, through ages and
ages she was raided by ail the powers
of the world. It was because of
" T t n -1 . .... t To
il io a cij lumiPiuTOiiub..., i .. nl.tirl than onw.
said the doctor. "A person suffering I"' , ' , ".rrv;:T..
like that has lost two everyday irlends.
as It were noise and light. It Is en
tirely due to the nerves. Our nervous
system gets into a pronounced groove
in accordance with the everyday con
dition under which we live. A sud
den change In living throws the nerv
ous system out of gear. Both light
and noise are nervous stimuli to peo
ple who live amid noise and light
Take away the comradeship of no'
and light, and the nervous syp'
loees two stimulants necessary to its
wdl tc.'rt; and suffers inconsequence.
"With Hie boy Collins the fact that
he t'-Pj not see policemen troubles
him, because policemen to him have
become an Important part of the nat
ural scheme of things.
where else along the Mediterranean,
that Caesar and Pompey wanted the
lar.d of the Ptolemies. It was when
Home held or controlled the granaries
"ier drst and dearest conquests of
Sicily. Sardinia, Spain and Egypt that
she could become mistress of the
world.
Spot for Lady Godlva.
"Talk about vaulty!" exclaimed the
woman who keeps her eyes open. "I
prised a big new building the other
day big enough to be a school or a
theater and what do you suppose It
was lo be devoted of Hair halrf
l'ufTs and braids and swirls and
switches and curia and rats and things
for women lo pin on their heads and
"A very similar case occurred with ; ni.ike believe belong to them. A build
a London housekeeper of mine. She jug full of hair:"
was rent away to the country, and ' .
elmply could not endure to live there.
Slie missed the companionship of Stats op Ohio cm or Toledo, I
noisu so much that alio had to be FlUNlc ""umies oath that he armor
brought back to town again quickly, prmcr oi u.e arm oi f. j. i hkn. a eo.. u. n.
. . . . biiKliiwa in the t'lty ol Tnlwlo, owily and Hiut.
for her health was beginning to suf S(rraui, and thai sni.i arm win way the sum .
f.,P ONB HCNIiltKI) DOI.I.AU.S lor Birh and every
euiKi ol C'atahhh Unit auuiot he cured by the uw oC
, Hall's Catakwh Cuua. .
n. . Hulterated with Flint. i FRANK J. CllFNEY.
Butter Adulterated wnn i- iiru. j u be(or9 m d ,uUacrUw(i , my prince,
lillltcr Hint wits bum iu hid t-i'hi.... (j,), 4lh 0j uueecior. A. u., imw.
A. W. OLEASOK.
NoTAiir Public,
tiiiira Catarrh Cure Is takes biternallr and arts
riir,.iit ii, .,ii tin. tilcMiri and miiiuiua aurhkeut ol Ilia
into a substance called "soluble sl-:..u.u. u tuMu.
Ilea." I Holrl by all Dninitlsts. 7!x-.
. x . 'luae linn , rauiuy I'tlla lur L-unatlatloa.
working classes of the fifties was
adulterated with ground flint. The flint
stones were ground and manipulated
BBAL

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