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raluBic Hints
Special to The News frm the
OUT OF TUB UlNUElt 'AK.
A- wro way to save money, don't
tpIH) It.
My n nut ti not what U was crack
eduf I be.
ftui a Wfc elHct ion.
emt'a tUr edMcallnu.
Don of the sun! vvnys to lose n
frled k U lend him mnuoy.
, Ati'ft remedies lire seldom need
ed by tho mnu who leans ou hope.
It In quite useless to toll tho gont
not tu butt In; ho will do It anyway.
How can wo toll whether it resolu-
tloi is good or not till after wo Imvo
broken itf
"It wa nil uur In n mliiutu,"
might refer to u rulhvny ueclduut or
tO ft Wedding.
'Fhoru uro strong iutnt of iiluillar
Ity between u iootliull rush and n bar-guin-t-ouiitor
rush.
lit .tbusu timus uf high pit every
body bus to pay. huu lliii oyster Is
compelled to shell out.
HM)ukiug of homo remedies, tho
"switch" of our grandlulhurb wut a
pietty good icinuiiy lor quite u lung
lut of juvenile diMirder.
UUO SWUllOM ilUOS UOt IllllkU U SUIII
mo, but u Uuic.ii or hi it LM.ck but
tlo are kUinoioiit to produce it great
change iu tempoiaturo.
We uro lulu tliut blasts from u ruui'h
horn knoekvd down tho nulla of Jer-li-bo,
uml MO hio ,hi.'uii a hluat fntiii
u rum's born Knock dowu u uiuu.
Tho. ox knuwmli ui owner auil the
um bin master a crib, but thoro ure
uuy number of uiuu who do not, know
vWnii to quit wtion thoy huu told nil
thoy know.
Toudiir-beurtod folks may succeed
In getting tho rod bunlslivd from tho
schools, but thoy will never bo ublv
to utuko tho ruilrouds give up thoir
switches.
There uio any uumbor of muu who,
while ovor ruudy to share their trou
, bleu .with their wives, muulfost u strong
dhducliuutiou to shuru tholr pleasures
with thorn.
"1 sung becuiiko 1 could not ahooto
but slug," wrote tho pinjt, uud that
about expresso tho lay of tho hou
'Ci,i Inivk itf nutiira rnlli.ir Itom lliit,"
- - --
control bur output.
IWMI'TION O.N" THE 1'AHM. j
speculate uot ou distant things.
Cklueso Proverb.
Virtue in iU own reward, but u lit
tle cash help out.
(juarrul make enemies and leaves
the question still uusuttled.
Talk things ovor with tho hired man,
It will help both you uud him.
Many of the trouble that wo oo
coining down tho roud luivurd our farm
pan by without aJoi)dug-.
Whou the Loops come oil burroln,
hoop thoiu with wire. Cheaper thuu
buying new burroU and anybody can
do it.
Tho man who put a lot uf elder in
fall collar to get hard in laying up for
hi boys something that tun nut bo
kept in barrold..
Two goad eyeit to a hill of potatoe
are a-plenty. We maku u mlnUku
many timoa iu neodiug too huuvily.
Uood ttoeky iihoota are butter than
ipindling onen.
i,'; Keep tho boys from fooling; with auy
of tho furm animals. Joking with
eaivos or eoltv will surely bring jokos
v. that raako us laugh out of the other
earner of our mouths.
Neighbors may save a nice lot of
money by putting their orders togeth
HERE'S A BARGAIN
2 1-2 H. P. Gasoline Engine and a
Tank and Batteries. Ready to run
and as good as new. For one half
the first cost and guaranteed as
represented.
EDISON PHONOGRAPH
WITH SIX RECORDS. All bran new.
$35.00. FOR $25.00
Several hundred' pounds of body type, 8pt
'!& 10 pt, Good as new. 331-3 off
cost.
Tip
a
to the Farmer
Philadelphia Farm Journal
er and buying n large quantity of grans
seed or other farm necessaries. Nice
to think that farmers Imvo roiifldoiieo
in each other to do that.
Don't wait till the lust minute to
polish up that rusty plow, or tu gut
new bolts, or to grind the mowing ma
chine knives. I'rppiirutory lieks iu time
blaze the way to limit sueress. Delay
l a dragging nuchur.
It Is easy to break n good hammer
handle iu drawing n long nail. After
starting the nail out un iui-h or so,
Just plueo A bit of wood under tho head
of the bummer raising it up say mi
inch, mid you enu pull your tinil unslly.
Dear brother, whou your wife niks
you for u little spending mouey, don't
druw u wry fnco us though sho had
tied upon your cum. Just shell out
with a smile, remembering till tho while
that tho half of what you hutu is hoi
by rights.
Most folks throw awuy their felt
boots when hotos come in the feet.
Just tut the foot o(I and dinw the
legs on nbovo your shoes wlien you
have ii cold job to do. Those boots
havo not outlived their usefulness whou
thu feet give wny. Try It uud see.
Iluw natural it is when one man
in likes u pretty good thing of any one
crop, for o cry body to rush iu uud try
to do just as jo has done! Tho best
way, though, Is to take it stondy. If
you do venture into a strange trop, do
it conservatively, The middle couiso
is always best iu till such things,
The farmer should hustle otound In
early spring, order now tools and llx up
old one. In many localities the black-
smith is overburdened Iu repairing
farming tools just at the time when
tho tools aro needed for spring work.
Not having implements ready for work
at tho first opportunity ineuni a loss of
several days In getting in a crop. Let
us tie on hand with the season, if we
have been hibernating during the win
ter like tho frog, wo had better wake
up and stir nround some now.
HINTS YOU STOCK OWNKUS.
Tho air ships are flying high, but
thoy can not overtake pork. The hum
bio pig has become the most Impor
tant animal on tho farm.
March winds whistle the flesh right
olT tho cows. Keep them in out of thu
fold.
Wo would not henr so much about
I'astourizing iu the creamery if there
were u little more pastute-irluu in tho
dairy.
Tho farm animals are shedding their
uu luu .,r 4un,u,u..i. rows
...ill u -i . .
..h.l .1... II....- re - i
win buuu siiuiy riuuu ililllKS lur lliu
first time since last fall.
If much chilled, the lnmli should be
taken at once to a warm room, nnd
plunged in water as hot at the bund
will stand.
Thon wrap tho lamb in hot flannel
and rub it dry.
if a ewe loses her Iamb, she can be
taught to mother a twin by confining
her In n narrow stall.
A small quanlty of oil-meal Is a
valued addition to the grnin ration at
this time.
Keep tho pens lovol and dry.
o
You can't toughen a hnrse In the
spring wor in a day. Start iu easy.
Think bow it is with your own should
ers. Take pains to exorcise the horses
and harden them up before the real
spring work begins. This is necessary
mcari Printing Co.
If you wish to avoid delays and risks.
Standing In tiio bnrn will spoil n
lie r no sonuor than good sternly work.
When you see his legs begin to stock
up, hurry and get htm to work nt mine
thing, if It is nothing morn than ex
ercising In the yard every day. Keep
that up till you havo some real busi
ness to do.
WOMANLY WISDOM
lluppliiess consists often in just fur
getting.
Quit worrying over things you can
uot help.
Any old uinguriucs lying around out
of Usui l.und them to a neighbor who
bits mini.
Tried hum i Improved In flavor by
sprinkling il lightly with sugar on
both sides before frying.
II live n p;r of canvas gloves near
the wood box, with which to hnndle
the wood, take out the mh pnu, etc,
Women, what, downhearted f Then
go outdoors uud stay a few hours n
day. Nature is a wonderful healer of
weary nerve.
A glanlcr's knlfo will be fouud tin
excellent thing in the kitchen with
which to so rape nnd clean tho bottoms
of pans and kettles.
She didn't think how it would sound:
A widow orocted a monument to her
husband, with the inscription, "ltest
in pence until wo meet ngain."
When linking eoukies, or any small
cakes, invert the pnu uml place them
on the bottom. They are not so easily
scorched and are more readily remov
ed. Whou pressing men's trousers, In or
dor to tnke the baggiuess out of the
knot, pro them 11 rut perfectly f lut
with thu seems on tho edges; theu put
thu seems together and iron tho crease
!,,..,.,. ,h ,,.,
Ak , , , of ,0 ou,0 ,0
,ook t t,H) BupporU of Vollr ,wDg,lt,
.i.i... , n. l... ..
niuiii.! .., luii lliti.,, i" i ui u .v. v
down under the loud of canned things.
Such u smash would bo grievous, iu !
deed. Don't risk it.
Munv stores, even iu rnthor small 1
towns, have a "rest room" for those!
who eomo to trude. i'erhaps you hue
nut discovered this, Ask, next time
you are iu town, mid see how It is.
nd If enough people ask and ask
earnestly enough, tho stores which now
lo not have such plaees wilt soon got
them.
Never buy spectacles of men who
come along offering you great bargains.
The e.huucus ere that you will uot gut
11,111 and you will pay more than the
glasses uro worth. The eyes are too
precious tu bo tampered with in any
such way. (iu tu some reliable man
and have your eyes really Utted. Thut 'h
the way to do it.
May I piesumu to give a hint a to
how- to boil au egg 1 know it seems
out , ,u ,
such udvico, but really tu cook an egg,
linvo some boiling water iu u saucepan
put in thu eg,g cover it, uud let it
stand on the stove for five minutes,
'I hen if you examine It you wil. tl rial
the white creamy, but not hurt), uml
the yoke as well cooked us the white.
Most things cook belter slowly thuu
fast, and it is a gtent mistake to
think .that un enormous tire and very
fast boiling water are necessary to cook
a dinner.
To keep sausage nnd spurerlb fresh
till cummer: l'iy and puck In juts,
then pour over all melted lard, lie
sure to use pure lard nnd uot the grease
in which the sausage or meat ho been
fried, for such grease will contain some
water which will cause the meat to
become strong as soon as warm weather
comes. The lard used will be good for
cooking purposes, for being poured
over after the sausage is fried it will
have none or very little of the flavor
1
Cost
from It. After trying sevornl ways
tills im proved tiio only satisraeiory
otic of Keeping cither sausage or spate
rib tin ough thu warm weather uf sum
titer.
TUB 1'OUL.THY YAUD.
Do you keep your chickens, or do
they keep youf
(lood wurm wheat mukes n nice
breakfast for the biddies,
Skim-milk is thin lookiug stud, but
It may be put tu good use In tho poul
try yard.-
A little more clean litter on the
floors. Keep the fowls hard nt work.
It Is the price of health.
In poultry raising tho breed Is im
portant, but the man or woman behind
the breed Is mote so.
Chickens thnt ley mound ulmott any
where sometimes tiro merely emulat
ing the betters.
Tho man who keeps hens is not so
much of a philosopher as the mnn who
has tin- hens keep him.
Kor hutching purposes tnke the egg
from the hens that Iny best, llulld up,
nocr let the staudard down,
A shelf, a couple of feet below the
rooiits, I handy to catch the droppings,
mid handy to clean. And don't for
get to clean It.
Bxeelslor nlwnys seemed to me rath
er cold stuff to mako nests of. Hood
line, clean oat straw Is ubout the lesl
of anything thut we over tried.
As a rule, eggs from two-year-old
hens give bettor satlsfnetlnn tit this
lid... ,t lli,t vi.nr llinn wln.fi fntlti
vear than when fiom
younger stock, ami tho chicks uro more
vigorous,
The egg of hens that did heavy
laying during the winter nru not so
apt to be ns strongly fertilized, us eggs
from hens that made but a fair show
ing.
The last egg lnld before a hen goes
to hitting will often bo no small thai
it will have no yoke at all. There Is
un old notion that it Is bnd luck tu
Irin these smill eggs ill the house,
A nest thnt suits the turkey lien
first-rate may be made by turning a
Milt barrel on the side.
l'nt straw In
the hollow, uud a nest egg, uud cover
the barrel oxer with brush, if you
have it handy.
One of my neighbors says that therV
money in poultry, and that the easi-
'y 10 ful vfM " lo ,,u' tlll,m- ""
say that he keeps chickens to eat the
bugs in hi orchard; pays 'em u cent a
bug.
Is there a plan) under som old
building where you can spadu up Un
earth and give it to the hens to work
utf They will dig away liurd to Uml
the worms thnt may bo iu It. N'otn
lug will do them more good.
When a hen lays now and then, and
not soon 'again, and you can 't deeidu
whether she hadn't better quit alto
gether, I'll tell you what to do: Why,
just nx her to, and neither in box uoi
iu keg will sho ever lay another egg.
Bipccitilly in early hutches, cart
should bo takeu uot to eat a hen un
til she is thoioughly broody. It docs
n ' take much experience to know
vVl.en n hen Is really broody. She will
bo very fussy when approached, and
hug close to the nest when tin hand
is placed undur her.
March setting should not contain
more thuu eleven egn, for wlicn a
larger number is given thu hen can
not siitlicioii'ly cover them to imparl
tho neeesHiiry warmth. When too
many eggs are placed iu the nest
those on the outer edge are not apt
to got the amount of heat required
to develop the germ ,ind bring tort Ij
the chick.
Auy system of feeding is expensive
if the hens do not lay, uml the greatei
the number of non-producers the great
or the tost of everv egg produced
Improper feeding or overfeeding muv
be the cause of a flock yielding only
half of w at it slioubl. It will be
fouud that the surest i-ourso ot feed
ing is to follow as nearly as possible
nloug the line of nature, nnd tins
means variety in such a wav as t in
pel exercise.
' night.
CHIEF JUSTICE MILLS TO BE The typhoid fexer epidemic of r
INAUOTJBATED MA ECU 1. , anston and other suburban towns is
, due to contamination of the water sup
Santa IV M . February an. d.u ply f those places by Be wor'.ge. Tho
taut Oetierul R. A. Ford has resigned ,.riIH are not sufficiently far out.
his position and governor Curry accept- Pneumonia, which caused the great
ed tho resignation to tako effoct on ,t numbor of deaths during the Iat
February 28, .ho adjutant general retir- year, Is traceable to poor vontllation.
mg at tho same time as hla chiof. The board of health is preparing mi
Chief Justico Mills, who will be Inau- ordinance regulating the ventilation of
gurated on March 1, has announced his buildings and street ears."
military staff as follows; Adjutant gea-
oral, Capt. A, 8. Itrooks; judge advocate, THE FLOW TO CANADA
Con. Frank W. Clancy, of Albuquerque;
surgeon general, Or. Hubert Smart of best immigrant in the world; he takes
Albuquurque; aidodecamp, Joso D. Sena into a country his keen effectiveness
of Sunta Fo; K. W Dobsun of Albuquer- uml instinct for results, setting a pace
ue; Sccundino liomero of Las Vegas; I which hurries up the nutives, A tralu
Venceslao Jaramlllo of HI Klto; M. M. ' loud of Americans recently arrived in
Padgett of Las Vegas; and W. A. Flem- Saskatchewan; unloading tho cars and
lug Jones of Las Cruces. pitching their tents in the morning, they
Capt. Brooks, the new adjutant gen- tool their steam plow working in the af
era), graduated from West Point in tetnoon.
181)5, having been appointed from Ar- The reason why an averago of 1.10,000
kansas. He served in tho Philippines In Americans a year are streaming aernsi
the 18th and 2Qtb United States in fan- 'ho northern border is that the free laud
try. He was retired in 1008 and in of Die states have been reduced in area
1000, upon request of governor Curry Formers are sending their sons to Cnna
waa assigned as retired officer to tho da, where soil in cheap. Land boupht
National Guard of New Mexico, and j from the dominion coats (1.25 an acre,
was appointed nontenant colonel and I and excellent private holdings )8 to
Inspeotor generrJ of the guard by Gov- tl" an acre. The tremendous amount
ernor Ourry. He baa been Identified f of railroad building in the Western
with the guard since. He was construct- Provinces has largely wrought this pros
ing quartermaster nt Fort Bliss when purity and enterprise. The Canadian
he retired. Pacific will upend (30,000,000 for im-
FINK BSIOK MATERIAL
8. W. Bunco h&s this week been en
gaged in testing shale which be baa
discovered near the city for the manu
facture of brlek. He says be baa the
best material for all kinds of brick
that he has ever seen In tbe Southwest,
and an enormous quantity of it. The
clays and tho soils here, be says, are
not desirable for brick manufacture,
but the stone and shale are excellent,
The stale brkk be baa en exhibition
today looks to b ai bard at adamant.
MOTHER ASKS
SON TO QUIT
Broken Hearted Paronts
Shod Tears When They
Hear of His Dofeat.
SUPPORTED BY BOY
SSSSS1BSS HHB
Chicago, lVb. t!5. "This N the sad
doit moment of my life," aid Mrs.
Nelson, moth r of llnttliug NeNon, nt
her home in ItegciwWch, ns she lioo
to brush uslde the tears that coursed
down her fate, after she heard of her
son's defeat by Ad Wolgust. "I hope
llattllng will give up boiitig now. No
body cwr etui ticciiM' him of n dishim
est net, nnd he is greater In defeat
tliuii had he won fioin hi riwii.
"Wo watched nil tit lei noon niM un
til long after supper time for word
from out West, and nil of us looked
for the same message he had sent u
so often telling of lctor.v. llattllng
ulways would stand up and light until
II seemed ho must keel over and die.
I'erhnp this lesson will tench him to
give up prize lighting.
Nels Nelson, the fnlher of the de
feated lighter, is lirokeu-henrted nnd
says he thinks Hat would have won
hud he been nt the ringside to encour
age him.
"My boy will not give up. though."
said the In tin' i, almost crying. "A
Ncl-mi win neer lay down until he 1
I help!.-. They should have let the light
" "" "'hipp'd until he
is knocked still'.'
II. 'sides losing the name of being tin
town where the champion light-vveiglil
fighter of the world lives, a lot of
money is being taken out of llegeswisch
by outsiders who hnd came there with
Wolgust money. Today men can be
seen rolling peanuts around the city
hall with their n , washing coal ami
doing various other freakish stunt in
payment of bets.
Hut none is mote down-hearted than
the ngcil parents of the I tat 1 1 it. who
have spent their declining years in
comfort with money given them hi
their son
A NEW USE rOR CATFIBH
In l'ortlaml, Oregon, tho familar cat
fish figures as n hardy pioneer and a val
ued adjunct to tho street department,
nil becnuse the terra-cotta sowers and
drains, especially those In the lower part
of the city, frequently become choked.
If tlu Sewer is not broken, it can
be cleaneil by passing a roi through
It, to be pulled backward and forward
until the obstruction is loosened and re
moved. The street ofllciuls have a great
deal of such work to attend to, and the
worry connected with getting the rope
through for a Imiik time hud them at
tholr wits uud.
At last however, they discovered a
oolck. sure, mill easv method.
The workman goes to tho river, catches
a cnttlsh. ties a strinu to Its tall, and
di ops it down a tnunholo into tho sower,
when it at once starts for the river, and
forces its way through any obstruction
not ns solid as brick, dragging the string
after it. Then tho workman goon as
far down tho sewer as ho deems It nec
essary and picks up the string, which
he usos to draw a wire through the
sewer, and with this a rope is pulled
through, and the sewer Is soon cleared.
0ERM8 IN OHIl'.OO MILK
Health Officer nays Ten Per Cent Con
tains Tuberculosis' Bacilli.
OIIIOAGO, Feb. 20. '0f 200 sampled
of milk analyzed by tho department
of health during tho last few months,
approximately ten per cent have been
found to contain virulent tuberculosis
genus.
I)r. W. A. Tontioy of the Chicago
health department made this itatoment
iu an address before the river foroet
Neighborhood Club, in tho First I'reaby.
terlan Church of tho suburb, Saturday
The American has proved to bo thnj
prnvemeuts in 1010.
M. & OQTTKOn AID SKA
The Ladles AM nt thu f. V.. fllnircli
- j held a ten cent tea at the home of Mrs.
Dick Aber, Thursday afternoon, There
, was a large numbor in attendance and a
verv pleasant time reported, The Aid
holds these social sessions for tbe pur
pose of raising mouey for tho malnten.
mice of the parsonage and other e
penses incidental U tbe care of tbe
church and the support of the minister,
The are well patroulted.
not ron JIM ,
This Is tho lntest from the pen of tho
noted New Mexico belligerent editor,
.(timet Current I
In this Issue we Imvo n chance to
write thnt which future generation will
xpenk of ns "a pago clipped from his-.
tory by tiio editorial iiienrs or tiesuny.
"Lot's make history" says a tenuerrooi
I'xchnngof
No thanks' We made history for thir
ly years Iu Now Mexico for tho "dear
pooplo ntrd free homes "and nt the
expiration of the thirty year time
eouiun-i casn our History tor nets, un
no-uot for .llmmle. Hotter "made
bay" or Llmburger cheese for college
tnaldeiis, than to wnsto your time milk -
ing history for the "dear, ungrnlcful
pooplo." I'nss unit linn to some other
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
at cotnvrnouan
llogtilar service at tho Conrthose Sun
day, vi., Drenching lit It a. m. uud 7
i. m. by thu Pastor. Sunday school at
iii-Jft ii. m.
Kverybody welcome
L. fluy Atnent, I'astor.
We have several houses lot rent.'
Inquire 1). A. Ilelmore ,V Co. Stan It.,
NEW TELEPHONES
Installed since tho sl directory was
printed:
'.TiS Harries, N S.
'J10 Darkley, N. 11., Ites,
73 Hoggs, Dr .1. O.
L'7.1 A Hutlor, M A.
133 Cowart, J. 0.
75 Curbcllo, .1. L re.
S.'iO Coulson, Dr., res.
115 Brskluo, T. .1.
i37 i'risco Tullorliig Co.
2.18 A Foster, II. M res.
".33 -(mult, M.
270 Hopkins, S. T., re.
Ii73 It Harper, 1). L.
lf3 .Jackson & Hcuiimu, ommltlrd.
7LM Jackson's Farm.
'MS Jacob, 0.
72 A Jursoy Dairy.
23 Jones, Mi, re.
2Mi Kaiiu, W. 1 1.
208 Kabou, Cecelia, res,
131- Lambert V Cale
251- Lango, L. K., res.
2(i! Lcmlng, Di.
21)3 Littleton, It. P., res.
2S-Moiris. II. I'.
17 McDonald, A., res.
72 1 -Murphy's l'nrm.
211 l'eyton, M. ., ret.
2!MV I'osey, Mrs. F. A., res.
220 I'utmun, J. M., tus.
23!l Itutledge, W. II., res.
0l Haukln Trading Co.
232 Hohlnson. C. It., res.
207- -Hlggs, Lee A.
'JiU Sandeis Lumber Co
72 i Shearer, Itichnrd.
If -SiMioy, I'. II.
liOStelTan, l'luuiiiier.
2S4 -Sublet l. II.
-7,! A -Swinfoid. Ily.d, lies,
I -W Troup, W. II., ros.
M, Wink. W '.. res
P.nsineKs Phonei $3,00, resldnnee $1.'0
Teni.s: Contract d months, payable one
month in udvance.
We have seenil lonie
loipiire II. A. I'.elmore .V '
rei I
j: 1 1
it itKtOtmtttttttt'ff--M-'t"'lAAA
i EASY PAYMENTS Mr""l
t SOniS GOOD CITY LOIS HARRY M.McEHOY, Owner f
i
SMITH, EAGER & CO.
Commission m rrhitnts .m 1 -.1 I-1- it.
f PKdHUCK. KNUI'IS, K TC.
We pay cash for chickens and eggs.
Office and storage room near fricght depot.
Phone So. i'i
(l. Kvi.KK. I AK1I.H
H. WILLIAMS
Has bought the Second Hand
Furniture Store formerly
owned by P. Gillilan.
All Second Hand Articles
Bought and Sold
We handle a full line of second
hand furniture and stoves.
I
Pall nr? cpa
H. WILL1AHS
NOTICE.
T ,.. ,n1l, n T, w,ihKrfnrl mu
,iay anrt c01, bllMne and
scrnunts ln Mrnnnnlit h Ilnntan in.1
nr A. McTinnsM tm in m hinds tot
collutrtloa. .1 hav6 au officii at Street's
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WHEN BURNING IT'S
TOO LATE TO INSURE.
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OUR SAFE COMPANIES
GIVE AMPLE SECURITY
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I'liono 27J I.. Main St.
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