The Kenna record., March 06, 1914, Image 8

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THE liECORD, KENNA, NEW MEXICO.
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50 Fr Muslo
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2,Tl-Hand Carh:c
We have comt;unly o;i li. n 1
a laitfo Dumbfr ol i.lii;hliy li t!
und second hand pianos of ell
standard make talifn in ex
chaiiKP for nv Btatrlc IM'.ioj
nnd riayer-I'liinoM. 'i'l-e fiHow
inc mc a few aampk baig;ims:
Weber $110.00
Steinway 92.00
Chiekering 9001
Kimball 95 GO
Starck 105.00
S. nd for our latent ton)ik-tti
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Fbno Cccf: Frca
P. A. 6TAi;CIi PIANO CO,,
K'-Hd toJ.iy iir o:t now
h-a .t f fi lly illiisLiutt'J it no
bonk w'.ith u -v" y'i a
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12 Starck Hid.. CHICAGO
CEHTAIXLV LOOKED THAT WAY
A westener who had -never
scon the ocean was standing on
the hoach and he ask the beach
guard:
"Say, -mister, do you fellows
ht'll this water in case folks want
to take a sea bath in their
EXCURSIONS
Account of Texas Cattle? JJriscrs
Association, Fort Worth,' Texas,
March 10 to the 12tli 1014.
Tickets on sale .March 8, ft, and
loth. r.:
l.eturn limit March 16tlu
Fnre for tho round trip $17.05.
Kound t fi i, all year Tourist
fares from all points between Ma
lagu and Toxica -to South1; Texas
and Gulf points. '-'.J
Cheap round trip fares will be
sold by
T. O. EIrod, Agent
KENNA, NF.W MEXICO.
Kemp Lumber
Company,
ELI DA, N. M.
Wire, Posts, Cerhent,
Lumber and Building
Material, Sash Doors and
Hardware.
CHARLES J. MACKEY,
Manager.
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THE MASTERPHONE CORPORATION
187 Bro.awoy New York City
--&,mT 4 out -ou i
Mhi' iS'Tl w a n
i Sir
'..I'l'f I.? ttf -(-it. .np.!tri:"i
rooms
The beach guard thought he
would ,4iollv" him along tind
told him it was fifteen cents a
bucket, or two buckets for a
quatcr. .
The man seemed to think that
was too expensive and w e n t
away. When he came around
again it was low t ide.
. "Great Scott' said he, "but
you've sold a lot since morning
haven't you
ASH WEDNESDAY. "
Few of the younger genera
tions are the students i f histori
cal facts they should b', and
not many of them could give
an explanation of Ash Wednes
day if called upon to do so.
They probably would say it is
the first day of Lent, and that
would le all the information
l hey could give. February 23th
is Ash Wednesday this year.
The connection of the day
with ash, or ashes, seems t
have been that ashes which had
been blessed, were sprinkled up
on the heads of worshippers in
the sixth century. The form
of a cross, too, was traced with
ashes upon their foreheads, the
main object apparently having
been to remind them that their
bodies were but ','dust and
ashes." On t his day, also, noted
sinners professing penitence had
to appear in church, clothed in
sack cloth, and, with teaiv,
solicit absolution!! From this
custom came the phrase we hear
even to this day, "in sack cloth
and ashes."
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
024500 c 8?52
Departm-nt of the Interior, ' United Statt
Land Office. Roswell, New-Mexico, Feb.
J, 1914. ,
To Goi jre W. Hutchinson of Midway, V. M.
(record nddrew) t'oniftstee:
Von nrfr hnrebj-notltled tint Richard T,
Wilson, who (rives Dermolt, Scnri y (,'nunirv
Testis, os his post office address, did on Feb. 3,
19M tile In this oflioc his duly corroborated
application to contest nnd secure the can,
cellntion of j our homestead entry Serial So
nacoo, rondo February 8-lth, J9I1. forSKM;B4
SWH: JfW'f SV! Sec. 8, SWX SW'X Sec. P.
Twp. ISsotttb. l:ani:e E ,.N. M. P. Meridian.
and as Krottnds for his conlst he nllcges Hint
enti-yman hua wholly abandoned said home
stead and ohanired his residence therefrom -for.
more than six months last past and since '
mnklnir said entry. And that said tract Is not
settled upon, cultivated and Improve by
said party os required by law,
You are. therefore, further notified that the
said allegations will be taken by this office as
bavins been confessed by yon and yfiur said1
entry will be canceled thereunder without
your further Hunt lo he heard therein, either
before this office or on appeal, if you fail to
I tile in this office within twenty days after Hie
FOUKTII publication of tins notice, as shown
below, your answer, under oath, specifically
meellnir and responding to these alienations of
contest, or if you fall within that time to file
in this oftloe due proof that you have served
a copy of your answer on the said contestant
either in person or bv reitisiered mall. If this
service Is mode by the delivery of a copy of
your answer to the contestant In person, proof
of such service must be either the said con
testant's written acltnow ledement of his re:
oelpt of the copy, show In jr the date of its
receipt, or the affidavit of the person by whom
the delivery was mode statinir when and '
where the copy was delivered; If made by
registered mnil, proof of such service must
consist of the affidavit of the persoaby whom
the copy wns mailed stating when and the
post office to which it was mailed, and this
affidavit must be accompanied by tile post
master's receipt for the letter. You should
state in your answer the name of the post
oftlce to which you desire future notices to
be sent to you. T. C- Tillotson, lleuusler.
Date of first publication . Feb. 13, ITU.
" second " Feb.'liO, 1114
' " third " Feb. T, liJ4
" " fourth " Mar. 0, nil.
HUMOR OF THE-CLOTH
We pvavA the
name o2 every v if
yossj men vlo
Is aiuftlticus loWM-
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Station, fJBoax,' Y. il
MONTHLY SUMMARY.
FEBRUARY
temperature.
Mean temperature. 43
Maximum temperature 76
Minimum temperature 5
Greatest daily range 50
Precipitation.
Total 0,6
Clear days. . . 19
Partly cloudy days . . 9
Cloudy days
William Horner, co-operalive
observer, postoflice address, Bc
az, N. M.
Colli
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GOOD STORIES THAT ARE CRED
ITED TO PROMINENT DIVINES.
Tho Lata Bishop Potter as Remark
able for Hla Wit as for Hit Elo
quence Archbishop Magee'a "
Humorous Appeal. . '
Probably one of the prettiest cor'
plimenta ever paid to the fair sex wrv
that contained In the answer made by
Dr. Potter, bishop of New York, who
was once aBked by a lady why, In tho
many pictures and studies of angelu
oxhiblted, the angels were alwayu
depicted either as women or as younj;
men without beards or moustaches.
"Everyone knows," replied the bishop.
that women naturally inherit tho
kingdom of heaven, but men only get
In by a very close shave."
-This story la related by the Rev.
T. Selby Henrey, vicar of St, George,
Hrentford, whose little volume, enti
tled "Attic' Bait," provides many au
illustration of the fact that wit and
appreciation of humor are not the
least prominent characteristics of lead
ing divines. He tells a story of-the
late Dr. CfSlghton, who one received
a book from a second-rate author, to
whom he replied by return of post, "I
thank you very much for forwarding
to me your book, and I promise you
faithfully that I will not lose any time
in reading it."
Another gem is the story once told
by Dr Gore, bishop of Oxford, at his
own expense. "In Birmingham," ha
said, "I -once overheard two street
arabs discussing my appearance. At
last one said to the other, 'I tell you
what. Bill he's a Highlander what's
caught cold in his legs.' "
It was Archbishop Magee who was
credited with the well-known saying
n lieu a waiter dropped some hot soup
down his neck: "Is there any layman
present who will kindly express my
feelings?" while the following is one
of the best stories told of Archbishop
Temple. A lady of position, sitting
near him at dinner, asked him, In a
most insinuating voice: "My aunt was
prevented at the last moment from
sailing in that ship which foundered
last week. Would you not, bishop,
call that a most providential inter
position?" "Can't tell. Didn't know your aunt!"
Temple said, in his characteristic,
blunt manner. . . '
There 'is, by the way, an amusing
clerical story in Lady Southwark'a
Reminiscences, lately published. A
Somersetshire rector inquired after a
lick child who had been very ill.
"Oh, Agnes has recovered," replied
the woman, very casually, "but" in
heartrending accents "I've lost my
pig." - .
"Oh, how thankful you must be
that your child has been spared,"
condoled the visitor.
"Oh, I don't know about that Lit
tle Agnes might have been a blessed
angel in heaven by now, but pigs In
a dead loss!" London Tit-Bits.