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KEW KEXÍCO CENTRAL KAÍLSOAD.
TIME TABLE.
From Santa Fe U Torrance.
Leaves Santa Fe at 1:15 r. si. going
South- .... ,1
Leaves Wtllard 6:13 P.M. gomgsouth.
Arriv, . at Torrance S:ch. P. m.
Going North. I
Leaves Torrance at 11:05 A. M. ,
Williard at 12:40 p. m.
Arrives at Santa Fe 5:23 P. M. i
Makescio.se connection, with the Pek-n
fut-oll' at Williard; with the bout! '
western at Torrance ami with tta
A. T. S. F. at Ken.ieriy. j
II. W.Coomek, Acting Manager,
.
F, C. HASTINGS. .
Carpenter and Builder.
South Side Of Tire Thza,
Sunnyside, N. M.
:: RICARDO HOTEL ::
Jlrs. HINSON & Miss REVEN, Prop's, j
BEST ACCOMODATIONS IN TOWN
RICARDO, N. M.
"T. . c . ,
The Cough Syrup that
a. r . ,m
liv actine as a cathartic on the I
bowels is
. . , , . j
contains no opiates, gently moves the j
towels, carrying the coid olt througtt tne
antral channels. Guaranteed to E'v3 ,
latitacticn cr money reiundotl.
" For ssle by the Sunyside Drup; Co. j
L R. SCKOCH. "j
Contractor and Builder, j
"Cement Work A Specialty"!
Call on me for bids on all j
kinds of Buildings.
Fokt Sumner, N M.
PROFESSIONAL.
DR. W. R. LCVELACE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
SURGERY A SPECIALTY.
Office at the store oi the Sunnyside
llrup Company.
Sunnyside. ew Mexico.
C. C. DAVJDSON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Practices in all the Courts.
Special attention to 2arid cases
before the U. S. Land Office.
Tlcl'mcari, New Mex.
WHARTON & LAWSON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Ar.AMor.ORUo. N- II.
M. R. BAKER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Content Cases Before U. S. Com
MissiONEtt a Specialty.
NOT Alii 1'LELIC IN OFFICE.'
Sunnyside. New Mexico.
A. J. GILLIAM.
Atrent for Texico Steam Laundry,
W. and W. Tailoring Co.,
ALSO,
CtT DARKER SIICP.
Fort Sumner
Broom Factor',
OWE3S & SONS ;
WHOLESALE & RLTaIL
Solicit the General Trade and'
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Four Sumner, - - New Méx.
J. B. WILMETH
Painter and Paper Hanger
WALL PAPER
"All Work Guaranteed. "
Fort Sumner, New Mex.
Rincrs Little Liver Pills-small.
Íileasant and ea3y to take, boici I
y SB.inyside IrU2 Co. I
,
7or Sale 1?0 acrpB of paientpd '
land, within 5 miks of F rl I
ibumner; living water; a choice
place for a dairy ranch; cheap
for cash. !
c. w. toor. i
MEOLES fcr the y$
SO DAYS' THIAU F OH Í1.U0.
On sale at the Sunnside Drug Co's.
The Santa Fe
New Mexican
The oldest Daily in the South
vest. $1.75 per quarter year.
Sitó
LAXATIVE
GOÜOil SHOP
Commercial Hotel
Mi:.s. P. M. Jaramillo, Prop's.
ROOMS by the DAY, WEEK,
or MONTH. !
x , ..
First Qass Accomodations.
Needles, C.ll., July 23. -
Sheriff Cleofes Romero, of San 1
Jagüel toui'ty, N. M., has been !
umvimRg visitor in Neediest
. , , .
th WO days, during
which time he has be come a sad-1
dur and a wiser man ; first because
the weather is hot heie, much i
; hotter than in that liitrh class
I summer resort in New Mexico
1 where the sheriff resides and
.second because the search for one
I Edward Rice, wanted in San
j Miguel county for forgery, has
'thus far availed the sheriff noth
jing, although he has searched
j high and low.
! It happened all because the
sheriff, soothed by the balmy
breezes of the Moj.ive desert ar.d
,, ,, , . . . ...
'tiie irentio rocKincoi a ruuman
car, went to sleep and slept not
not wisely, but too well.
j The New Mexico officer went
I out to San Francisco a few days
; ago, where he succeeded in ai
! resting Rice, who 3 wanted in
i Las Vegas for forging railroad
I nay checks. The forgery was
! committed in March of 1907 and I
Rice, after making his escape !
went to San Francisco and enlist-1
o 1 in thp rpimUir armv. He was!
f jund at the Presidio by Sheriff
Romero, who at OtlCe put hlul Oil
.;, trnia for Las Vegas.
As a measure of precaution.
Rice. was handcuffed and put tc
bed in a Pullman berih on the
inside of the berth with the sher
iff on the outside. The oiheer
went to sleep after removing his
trousers. And there he made &
I iiflUl liUSUUVt. lllsecctu cl piictc-
I ing the. trousers upstairs he lefi
I flinm liamrino- in thp hert.h cióse
W..I. ..0 ...
to Rice's hand. Rice did not gc
to sleep. He waited until the
officer v.fas slumbering peacef ulTj
thn he deftly removed the oili
cer's kevs, unlocked the hand-
j cuffs, possesssed himself of $2i
in cash which was in thjsheriif's
j trousers pockets . and, ciimbing
lover the sleeping- officer. Pie
Í left the car at Needles, after ad
ding insult to injury, by taking
the slier ff s grip. Romero dis
covered that his prisoner -was
j missing almost as soon as he was
'gone. He left the train here
! and tcok up tiie search. Rice
j was still wearing the army uni
j forrri, and it was thought at first
j that he would b? caught without
j trouble but thus far he has suc
Iceeded in evading arrest.
liimipin i'q nr.p fif the most
I widely known peace officers in j
I the southwest and has a record
I for always landing his man. This
j time, however, proved the fatal
! exception. Las Vegas Optic.
Fori Saianer Ga'lery
Photo Copying,
Cut-door Wcrk a Specialty.
Jim Womack.
s.
J. SLANE,
DEALER IN
Kay ani 'Grain.
Leal,
Mrs. Rol rt Chilcls has the typhoid
fevt r and it is to be hoped she will
soon recover. This is another warning
t.i our people to look out for an epidemic
The Guadalupe Cour.tv. Tcüc'ien
Ins itute be,-:an last Mon lay and will i
laBt four weeks. J. v. Clark of j
Albuqurifs is VrinnpM and he will 1 e :
issited the two last weeks by I rof.
Schrech. of fiantaltosa. T -! ch -rs shou d ,
see- to it that they after 1 this institute. '
I Dr. J. D.
' Texas who
He,'0').l of P
a.nview
la interested in tiie
tub-
I bshment of the lio'iness College,
paid
j Fort Sumner a visit this week He Is I
favorably iuipreasr'd with the condit ni
here; the Doctcr. isa practici.l m;n of!
i i ia'rs and will make a fa.orabie
j report to the people of P'ainview.
; What'c the UreT
j Clevelitnrl Lefider üjones I beleng
i to the "Don't Worry club."
', Psnillh Do you live up to In, prln-
j clples?
Hionrs 1 try lo. CJre, ft koepp rna
i awake nlfhls trying to roiuoijjLi'r nil
the rules.
t 0r-
i LKJix
General EJacksmilhirig, Wagon Work and
Horseshoeing
Machinery Repairs A Specialty.
La Lands, : : : : New Mex.
. N. I.IXE
LINE & MAXWELL
Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE
RICARDO, :::::: NEW MEXICO.
Everything To Eat and Wear "" "
A'so HAY and GRAIN
"AT THE "RIGHT PRICE''
THE TW E N TY-N I N TH ANNUAL
Now
Re
esources
Albuquerque, N. WJ., October 1 1, 12, 13, 14, 15, 1G
President Taft Will Be
Here!
A $20,C00 Exhibit of Amu
sements and Resources
A Marathon Race, tiie Firsi
Ever Puüed Off in the
Southwest
$S,5C0 in Purees for
Harnessan-i Running Race
31, SCO in Frizes for
Amateur Baseball' for
Champion-ship cf
Scuthivest
A Real Ak-ehip-One That
Flies
W. G. Tight. President John (3. McMsnnas, Sec'y
l or fuither iikfcrmat'on, Entry ClanLs, elc,
Afldress tho SecreU-.ry.
lira WHJirii-rf C
1 WMm
HAOLEV MALL
Administrdtion Üüüdiní
its wcrk in Apiculture is espeda'l strong. Tba department
occupies a new builciri'g en-J lnr. wtll equipped laboratories, fina
stock end an experimcnud f-irm of two hundred acres under irriga
tion. Nina professors tnd inciruclorj dvcf.2 llicir er.trc time ta
Agriculture, Horticulture, Irrigation, and Sj;!s.
1 he CoJ'7 Cci.r.e in AjrÍ-!lUi'o co ti Itjir yea.-j a;iJ prepare tor expert work n
(arm rraiiat' mi t or ip il f,v- rrrr.Li.t Feruce.
lha Inc'rif tr'fil Cciir.. fn i'!ri,-uilttjm l n fnnr-vit rn'ir-'i pf v'?i sclnml urncle vHich
i returns vtvic i: hi- k! tlfoi f. Vi..;itn!Jr; O iwV n:-r. I' ruit Growi t. i.or.k íceáma, Sloi-lt jti'J,i.it,
PiiaDt and Aiiií.i i.ieeuut, PU..I Lis.crci, EcJ l:ii;slc:, fi. Lt wi-11 ;i sum-' hijí ívhool aubj. cis.
The co'tcsr a!i rífer cinr!!,"f Í-i Mneiii-'tfiing, P.cticil MicHinios, Hnieriol'l Éc-vio-mic
1 (or ir! j, Bu.'in-fs ap(i Sifi m rnr..y. Ucjm a. d (,:l wl;u do not expect to lake a lull cdlejje
Couifhnv-liJ invei':ale (v lufustnal ' njrs's.
CoíxI itU pnient in aii ili;p;:rirnrtis. Kiev.. L ;lrl!npí. F-'i ül.riry in th- t.;lory. Faruliy
oí thi (j- üsht. Cctr'tJilaüIfi ujrr.Jlcicí. Lxf""'-' Ji.un: üpiortuiiiüei tCk lelí-iüp.JOíi.
Writ for Cat.lo,rue Address the f'rcsir'er.t
V. E. GAERISC-N AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, N. MEX.
Duties of CldMme Cs-vsrs.
At the formal banquet of the six.
eenih century the man who er.rveil
(he mea, was bound with the red tane
of precedent. When carving for uls
lingui.-hed guests ne had to remember
liiift certain parts of tho birds o meat
must be set aside. In carving to1' hlrs
mid and lady lie was exnected to ex-
j ercise Bieat discretion in the size or
I the pieces ho sent around, "for
.'Hdles t
1 will be soon angry and their thought Í
; I-.OOU eharijred, and some lords are
i soon pleased and some not, as they
I lie or complexion." He was expected
I to have the rules bo!h of the kitchen
j und the peprnirn at his knife's ene!. A
I pike, lor Instance, mus:t be disned up
whole lor a loid, and in slices for
commoner folk. The rank of his di
ners, too; determined whether a pis
was to
be served up whole, sllceis,
ul.iin or with Ro'd leaf, or whether
new bread or bread three days old
should be eaun.
I Heights to Be Attained.
A erochetv old farmer of Mn.wohu
i setts had trouble with his ni ii-'libor
and as a result, sought his conn ;!' j
ex-Coiigressnmn Samuel L. i'owers, 1
says Lippineott's.
"I want yeow ter write him a Infer I
an' tell him this here foolishness he?
got ter stop." he declared firmly. "1
know what I want ter say, but I ain't!
got the larnln' ter put it just r'atit." !
"What do you want to say?" i'.tr. :
Powers asked.
"Wr-rII, begin by tdlin' him t'net I
he's the dnrndest. lyln'est, tlilevln'est, .
low-dowm st skunk on alr.h and then
work up." ,
i rrrfr ttTiO
ana iviSLinu
J. L. MAXWELL
e2i
? and
txposmon
Great Display of New
Mexico's Natural
Resources
Every County in New
Mexico Will Have an
Exhibit of Her Mineral
Vea!th
Every kind of Ne-.v and
Instructive Amusement
Will Be Provided
Gar Hotels ar.d
nctaurants are Amply
Able to Ac c smrnstlatc
Á! WhiMay Vhil Our
Cily
rrjrr-ivri
i.a...s:-i.: '...
II a ti-i.' -.wV 't buj.
Uj t-iJtttiwUL hL
W MEC!iW!C ARTS
"To prenote Liberal and
Practical Education"
(MOfrfiiLL ACT Of tQOZ)
VIi!Ic " not a school for farmers onlv,
SiihUi
JOHN HAY'S SENSE CF HüMOR
Statesman Was Exceptionally Gifted
in This Respect, According
tu Biographer.
Few of our public men have had a
more delicate or delicious humor,
coupled in an unusual way with a
keen nnd euttins wit. We are lortu-
narB n tile preservation of so many of
his addresses. Speaking of his fre
cuent opportunities for talking 'u
Ihigland, Mr. Jlay wrote to a friend:
"You never saw a people so willing
and eager to be bored as these blessed
John Hulls. If I were of the Xoronlc
type, which takes delight in human
anguish, 1 could make a speech every
night the year round. Hut 1 refrain
being merciful and lazy."
Of a candidiate for the presidency,
he said: "There seems no limit to
his eager credulousness. . . . Ho
seems able, to believe anything all he
asks Is that It shall be Incredible."
The man's party he characterizes as
u "l'oi'tuiious concourse of unrelated
prejudices."
Describing a collection of sacred
relics gathered by, Philip II,, he play
fully writes: "With the exception, per
bays of Cuvler, Philip could see more
in a bone than any man who ever
lived. In his long life of osseous en
thusiasm he collected 7,421 genuine
relics whole skeletons, odd shins,
teeth, toe-nails and skulls of martyrs
sometimes by a miracle, of special
grace, getting duplicate skeletons of
the samo saint." "CasUlian DRys,"
(.'liarles C. Moorea, in ?utnara'3 Magazine.
I New line of Fro 1 licshy Califorma
j Buckskin Gloves at Illaiikenship & Co
J. H. Leslie has contracted with
( Aivi.i Allen to grub and Lreak his forty
I acres adjoining Professor Phillips on
I the southwest. Mr. Leslie says he will
1 put in twenty acres of orchard and
! make his home on his land next spring.
i
P.ev. V. C. Grant, Bapt'st Mission
ary for the Portales ussociatlon and
Rev. S. M. Edwards, Colporteur for
the association, commenced a revival
meeting here last Saturday and have
held services here all the week.
There has been a gratifying interest
shown and several professions of re
ligion. Two members of the Locust
Grove Church were baptized in Lake
Sumner on Wcdni'tdiiy.
It is thought tiiat a Baptist church
will bo organized here.
Our enterprising merchants have
m.'.do an agreement that they will close I
the stores at seven o'clock p. m. except
Saturday evenings. This will Rive the
cierl-.s sumo recreation that they have-l
cave net been fretting and is especially
necessary these short uavs curing tiie
warm weather.
Parties coming into Fort Runnier to
iiuy goods on Sunuuy should not feel
Kurt iaC our nierchuuLs if t'iey have to
wait until Monday msriiin;?.
Tiie law is very strict against keep
ing op n business houses (i.i Sunday.
F. L. HoIHcay, who has h:'.d charge
of tiie r.utoinoli.1. s runiiinj; on the
ilei:Ae.:l-Teirrance line, and wiio Iiat
hut'.muy Jers exper erice in huihlhiij
and riii!n!iii; hmrciieR en the lakea in
vVini i'nin, has located in Fort Sumner
and takt n a :oitien as master me
e'lianie for the Development Company,
lie will have cliM-ge of the- erection
nd operct'on of the company's bit;
irr tva.icn r.urrrin.r ihiiit antl the town
water worliS plan:.
Jlr. liollith y is also plniinin, to put
s wo pleasure boats on La';e Siimuer,
and a pa;ipen;;er and ex.trt-t.s packet
beat to run clown the crnr.l about four
i r.ii'es. This meiiicd or tr nporlalkn,
while un'oiK- in tin? arM "n t, is very
j ,.'q. iil:r i nd I'lrefitalk' on the c::nals ol
J; y;.t and liriia.
jv r. !J oil it. ay lias inspected t!e crn-
ami cays iM lit:v.!;Ktien for Ufo ru:
t.iK.' with n l.or.t U cairy a .'u . ;.
. i.iirrtnpers is pract. bie. 1 '-Id hridcf.
'.vil! net'd to be raised to ma e herd
ror'ti Cor t! e pffMDj.cr. tnJ ajo,'l; to
,:'.i! n.'it whh the iahe to allow louts to
;.ai ;i t',!'o;it''h. The lout may be rer:
ep t;ir -e u: W to liie hea. -,.T.le and
I ..ov. n four m.Us t ti. cent. roí c..u-1
atk n. A Kj.c-ed of auout s:x to e'plit j
! nu'es pi r hour in )erri:itíSoie, tn
I proves a hen lit rather than an inii.ry j
tj the cana!, by ht'.rrin-; cf the fi t ; :i"
rriakiivj the cannl eccur Lctt.r. Th't-
packet will be a p-eat convenience to
! the pardoner in hiiiifrini, Irs tru.'k to
market v. it. .out leaving his garutii
himself.
Mr. llollidny understands ah automo
bile as tht rotghly as a Fort Stunner
toy understands a burro, and if any ol
our capital sis are neriously considering
the ciiliicultit s of learniii;:; to drive one
t'lOymny now feel assured of a safe
counselor on this subject.
ManZan is jrood for any kind of Files.
It stops inilamaticn, creates a
normal circulation, thus reducing the
Piles, and heals the parts ail'ectal.
iilanZan may be conveniently and easily !
applied, r.8 the tube ill which it is put
up h:s a small patent, nozzle attached.
Sold by Sunnyside Dru Co.
Mart-Mo Lovato, who l.ts been s'ck
for some tim is now rapidly improve
i.ic;. S. J, Siane is erecting another forty
foot coal bin, and has just bought a
larf;e amount of alfalfa hay from P'.
A, Manzanares and will push tne coal,
hay and grain business.
P. L. Crooks hus just cf jji iletetl his
lar;re store roocrn which is one of the
lest in tjwn. Mr. Eroos Centemplates
cutting the upstairs floor into bed;oom3
and furnishing thtm for rent; most
likely the lower store room will be used
as iidininij hall and kitchen, this mak
inr it one of best hotel buildings in
town.
Mrs. S. J. Slane is visiting her
daughter at Tuiarosa this week.
Mrs. D. L. Smallvvocd left Monday
for a visit with her parents at Ciarks
vilie, Texas.
Notice
Perrons taking lots on the Covern
meut Townsite are notified that fencing
thei,' lots does not comply with Kule 5,
besitits tuey are running tliu chance of
having to pay damages if stock should
be cut on the wire,
i C. W. Foor,
! Sec'y Board of Control.
Í
J Whin you see an X opposite your
I name you may know that your snb-
seription has c::pircd ar.d thut jou owe
! for the itfcview,
I
Ul.'li'l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IVtiarlinont of the Interior, U. S. Lund Offno
at luiwfH. N. M. ,.. , .
Noi ice i herein) given thut Melvm 1 . ( ruwfonl.
of bchroener, N. M., I, Jr.ny, in"..
iroule H1.me.1umd E.ilry No. liWUi, hmm in.
ol,Vh.u. tor s-i; J-4. Svction A. 'lown.Hhip 1 a. lii.ne
22 E. N M 1' Meridian. Ii.m tilui notive uf iinenl um
tumake Final Commutation 1'f.of, to emuDliHh
cla.nitothu lan.i nlrtivo oescribeii. before 1 rank
N. eaiío, U. b. Court Culm'., at S.-hroeutr. N. M.,
on the nth tlr.y of Septemlier, lliey. (
t:laimanl names as v. ui.esse; Anurew C.
Rolieiu-. Ceorke A. Ke.ly. VVedley llonaid,
Jan.e W. i.i i ii-le. ml ot S .himJer, N. M.
'1. 1.'. 'tli.t-oTiauti, He,;iiHer.
July 31 -Sep 4
1 14 01
IVOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of the liuerinr. U. tí. Lane (irtice at
UoeiL M. iota.
r.ote is htrebv ioe-n tut Andrew C. Roberta,
oí bnieeder, M. (!:,:. , wi.o, on lvliir.li i.ti. lhOS.
inaue lit.h.e .UaU hnliy no. l-:'k.. Serial rio.014i.i.l.
iiu-s-K :-i, becLiun 1.'. lonHi.in 1 houtn. itaniie
I, n.ost. N Bi p .litiidi tn. has ule.l nuiice of in.ei,
tion UHiraiie filial C;!n:nU' atl.'u I i''f. tu etut.U
lii.h (hiini to tie leini al ove e'eitr.i.eü. tefoie
i rank N. 1'uK''. U. S. Court lulur., at fc:hreecer,
N. jYl.. on the lllh ony ol íii.i teniticr, 1'Ji lJ.
C:aiin:..it iii.im-.i as vviHiesMü.; Vi' U.ty Howard,
Ni-lvin'l1. Crüwtirii. Jumos 1.. Nuvu:r.. Jame
W. .ríanle, Allol'.Sihr "ler. 1M. I...
T. C'. T.la-oiílON, l;e:,i;er.
July ;U-fien 4
S(;r.lil M'itMl
I.O.IOL FOR PUBLICATION.
U-'luitnie-iitiiriiit'li.tiiiur, i;. H. I ami On'.te
u KiB. t I H. 11.. Ju.y ! , KIM.
Noti e i-lici-ili. ii'Vtii llui! 1-i.t I; ti. .siriilli,
of liui hiiean. N. M., who, im Jely i.. Ill rY, mace
Hu.nei.ienU hntiy N.;. 11:1-1. .--Krial Nu. eU.54. for
N-i'. 1-4, t.yel i i H. 'I iwnshiii IN, llanie 21 K, N fit P
iV.er tl an, htt.i l.l.tl n, tii e of ii:t(Mitiin to make
I- iliill t o.i.iiiu tut un. luiit, :o tmueisil eltiiui in
the limil aliuve (it m rilie.l. iu'loi-t' 1 rii.ik N. I a"i',
U. t oiil t I er..u.iiliieiiel-, at ll:i nlli O ill ;',rhlof
e'er. M. 1,1. , un I lie ,M eay oí' -V iteuill. r, lllelt'
I 't.iiinmt altóles i p M itit';:';it'n: 'loi.iai t ti.'.ve:i,
TI orín n K V. Ooeriil'H. l'i whatim I;, ! iii.:e und
Vi il .ra 1J. i;-.kbi-; .'i ,1 of Bm h.nian. J. M.
'1. C. '1 il-LOTm N. Keiiistiir.
July CI -foil i
7'he surest and eaisest way to cure a
cou.'h or cold is by irently and freely
movinti the bowt lw. i'ees Laxative C'oueh
Syrup is piesant, stois the conj;:nK and
quickly relieves the co'd liy allayiiijt con
gestion and by plcai.ant'y ami promptly
movin-r tiie loi'.'cis. iol.t by Sunnyside
Drus Co.
Mr. C. E. Aflterraan, in char-e of
construet'on wor1: for tiie Roosevelt
County Telephone Company, arrived
Monday and immediately bee-an work
on the new I uiidinir thut is to bouto
the telephone ixch.".n;e. It will be a
frame buildinjr, 24 x V,2 feet of nent
dosipi and tiie work is well underway.
Tee location, at the corner of 6 til St.
and Sumner Ave., is excellent from ti e
Telephone Company's point of view,
for they can run their line st.'aij.'.ht un
the rdley to ti.e (Vr-et rnd also have
recess to an alley running toward ti e
lake. I'ti'1 svv:teh bcani lo be hvita'ltd
w!ll hfivc; a CEpai-ity ol.' 1ÜK) t(h:p':one
and the vallo -y will be furnished service
as we'd i-s the city for this lattr
(.hrpcte a line v.'ill be v.m directly into
tae alley i rein tl'.e man hue two
mi es cst oí town. Tt will tal- e pliout
tiii'i o weeks to crnpii te tlie bnilri'n.-f
bikI i:r;ctl",r thut? v. f el s v, id Lo
sufficient to insiall the service.
This is but another cvU'.cnce ce'
Fti. t i'itnr.ner'j p.ro;- tr ty t.nd r.iiutiiti
nstcir.ee' of eh- faith sl:ov. n by outside
c.ipitafsts. Dr. C. K. Lukens, prssltiei t
of tilt? tviii.p.ny, is in a pos. ten to
coietjare Furt S.iir.ner with utncrytiun;;
c jninui'iit.i s ni ti e Territoiy antl l. ii
aVitl'n. ftutli in our iuture serves ta
col film for the hundredth time vlii.
v.e i.11 kr:c.w--ihi.t Fort Sumner is the
best town in E:.sterp. New liexijo, in
its i.'iisr.cy.
A. B. Harris hnished lotiiin;r It's 'ast,
car of wool on Friday. This practi
cally cleans up the recent wool clip In
tl:e Fort Sunnier distr.ct, but there is
still a small amount beinr; held here.
SLEEP FOn THE SLEEPLESS.
How a French Specialist Goes to Work
to Woo Slumber for His Wide
Awake Patients.
A French specialist has come to the
rescue of persons afflicted with insom
mia. His method is somewhat vaguely
described as "lulling the wideawakes
to unconsciousness much as babies
are put to slumber."
"It is a perfect palr.ee of peace that
he has opened In lovely Touralne,"
says the Lady's Pictorial. "Here is
never a disturbing sound. The silence
is broken only by the absolutely mo
notonous and soothing tick, tack, tick
of solid grandfather clocks, and tho
scarcely perceptible, drip of unseen
fountains.
"Everything is seen through a ceru
lean haze, everybody moves In list
slippers, the air is fresh but lull of
faint perfumo., llefore the eyes of
very refactory patients slowly revolve
colored balls, not the smallest rose
leaf being allowed to crumple In any
bed, each being so designed that there
is no possibility of the body growing
weary. Here, in fact, the "wooing of
sleep has been made a positive sci
ence, and it Is said no one can keep
awake here, however hard he may
try."
Accounting for It.
Outgoing heads of the government
departments sometimes mnko a few
"personal" p.uniotious upon the evo
of their departure, and a clerk In the
department of agriculture, believing
that Secretar Wilson would go tha
way of the rest of tho Roosevelt cab
inet, ventured to approach him with
a little plea for special recognition.
"I have been In the department
since the time you were Hist made
secretary, sir" the clerk began.
"1 know it I know lt," the secre.
tary said, waving him away. "Every
one knows ) am a very patient and
considerate man." Harper's Weekly.