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HILLSe.ORO, SIERRA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, AUGUST 31, 1917.
$i,co Fer Year
No. 26.
VOL. 34.
HEhP ttllfl THIS WAR
flmepica United means
Iiasting Victory fop Demoeaaty.
Every Man, Woman
'Some Service in this
Begin to Day
Eat Less, f
Produce -fQbFe,
UJaste flothing.
SIERRA GOUHTV BAK
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his ri fie
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Remingfon
-t"-' C"V!iA v' Woolworth
am i proof
For Sale
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5 . hutod through tbo old eatablisf.od le
. "(J. kWIT 4 CO." are hem gux kiy f
j rw.iffhtby Mr.uftiirmw. -
. S, nH a mmlrl ni-slrutches and ck'srrir(mi E
your invention lor FRtE SSAkCr!
: . Ind r.rv,.t nn li'itv. W "t TBt-
nw3 or no fee. Write lor our trey iwoK f.1
5 ; f 3X' needed invtnuonsi , P
fMlSWff &S0.I
j; Patent tov.yer.,.Es!nb..i889. ,,:
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''.i' Riftes and Car!
A t for-Real .-2 Sport -
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v?NT'ff H TN the .22 caliber as in the nigl
A i 'VA I arms. vour shrewd spoilsman
s "J!
and Child can Render
Greit Cause. Do it!
i-power
selects
and cartridges for results.
And when you start to he critical, there's no-wlii-re
to -Aop short uf Heniinutnii-b' H C.
f-'adc- n Fin .le t-hot mod. 1 in F!i(l-Action moilclt.
with the famou" Krmlnpum-tTMC lid brroch and
now, (lie A"toIn'uiiiiK mo !cl tliat svcrsstutly .at.J'i-. 16
lUinhtuhM A HtiJoatitn rim-fire ra iri.hts u-ilh.iul r.W.
For real 22 port, et youi rilie am) cartrids-? from the
dealer who 'displays the Red Bali Mark bf Renglon-U UC
Sold by your home dealer and 324
other leading merchants in New Mcxioo
A:m-Un!on Metallic Crtri(??8 Co.
Building (233 Broadway) New York City ' j
', of laboi'
at this office.
H- A- V;0LFG?.D,
Oifice: l?irst Door east of II. C
Church. Main Street.
Hillsboro - New Msx
Offi.:e: Room Armijo BuildinS
Cor. JrtJSt. and Kailroud Ave. I'ractico
in tiip Supremo Courtis of New Mexi' e
and Texas
ELFEGQ ZHOU,
Attorney and Couneelloiat Law ,
ATjBUQUEKQUK. - NEW ME
Will he prHt-nt at alltmrHof Cidirtof
Rfrimlillo, Valencia, Socorro am1 Sier
ra Counties.
Iiali'i nood Gold, Silver erd-Coppc-Mining
ProperlieM'n New Mexico.
DR. J. 0. HATCJn,
Physician and Gargson.
llllls. hero, Kew f,!ex.
Phslcian ar?d urgSon
Hot Springs New Mexico
ECKKAM and HESfB,
Attorneys-at-Law,
LAVVERSj
Las Gruces,
Dsmins.f tl M
WilUttend all th Conrfs 8ie
rn Ci)iinty nrid tha Third Judi
ei-il Disfret.
w "saii?'M
f 4 Xmif 7 Si;? .
Good WormaDphip.
Prices Right
IirLSBOltO, New Maxio.
fcvCttXIiUDY. .KE.JJj
THE JGUrifdAL,
Why? Because it Print
TODAY'S NKWS T0
DY. ail L')ts of it.
And because it ia inde?
pendent in politics and
wears the collar cf pat
political pat-ty.
70 Ci tit p. a i.O'Hitri by i.ini'
CpecIaHsis r.cccmmcnd Vav.'rJnrj.
In th3 opinion of learned speciliata
no one caa be hcalLLy Ui.Ioss ho or
she does a certain a;nouut of yawning.
When you yawn you expel from tho
Jungs a lot of superfluous air; the
breathing muscles of both the chest
and tho throat are strengthened by
yawning.
Hla Fear,
"Weren't you cifrald to go down
stairs in the dark InBt night?" asked a
; -woman of her little
son recently.
"Yes. I was a little afraid," anwred
the boy. "Put what were you afraid
of?" asked the mother. "H'm," Bald
the boy, "I war f.frrJd tiierj v.'ouldu't
be any lou;;nut.-i."
To Preserve l lme of Corn Fox.
Swarthruoor haii, near inversion,
Lancashire (Ens.) fornvrty the home
of George Fox, i'oundor of tha Society
of Friends, was boeght at Uiverston, a
abort time ago, on behalf of the Eng
lish members of the society for 5,251),
Hia writing dcfck wa3 bought for 26
guineas.
The Merry Advertiser.
Who says there is no more any
genuine English bumor? A provision
dealer In Earl's court neighborhood,
London, -displays thin r.n a window
'sign: "When visiting Shalcer'pexu'o'a
England, eal Enlime's Bt-oon.'
And So It Goes In Life.
"A girl," remarks Mack Cretcher,
"must have dolls and ribbons and lots
of fancy things to play with. A boy
can have a pretty good time with noth
ing but a toad, a grasshopper and a
few angle worms."
Perhaps a Trag'c Comedy.
A writer once raid that tho wof
Is a comedy to thosa Who think, a
tragedy to those who feel. He doesn't
Bay what It Is to the fellow who tries
to take a wide garbage can through
a narrow alley-way. Satire.
For Tired Feet.
When your feot acbe, caused by
long standing, exercise them by rising
first to the toes, then on the heela,
In a rocking motion for a few times.
This was advised by a specialist
Woman's Iloms Companion.
Man's Eating.
One man likes to be made a fuss
ever, another likos to be let alone,
and a. third likes his mind diverted.
Liut in ail caaea have something good
for him to eat, whatever kind be la.
Esay.
Young Widow "Did you have any
trouble getting Jack to propose?"
Girl Friend "No, dear; I told him
you were after him." Boston Trans
cript. Dally Thoufjht.
One principal point of good breed
ing Is to suit our behavior to thetbree
several degrees of men our superiors,
our equals and those below us.
Swift
Difference. ,
. The only difference between a
caprice and a life-long passion to that
the caprice lasts a little longer. The
Tattler.
Producing Optimism.
A very good remedy for anybody's
pessimism Is being able to pay hi
bills. New York Presa.
C0ATXES3 SOLDIERS.
Coats no longer will form part of tti
Sil'cri c v. - w .wu uuuj in ui
field. The war department has decided
that a light, sweater will be Just as
comfortable and a more practicable
garment than the present service coat.
Not only will the sweater bo worn
when the men are up and about, but
U will be used also to supplement tha
blnuket as a Bleeping garment.
However, this does not mean , that
the soldier will not be as "dressed up"
jn appearauce, when parading, as here
tofore. It Is ordered that the ewen'tor
Is for tse only in th dcM, around
camp snd en V march wl.m t!:e i
wear, t t Is too cti-t to i.tn; e tne r.ai
a el s.Jrt alono kui'jU :i(ly warxi.
E-5tvi3:o ioSscr Would
Mava Peace,
Former Ambaepador Gerard tells
in his CQemoira liaw h; finally
lenroed from Bothnia tin.- Kollvrg
Germ .ny'is intf ntioiia toward raJ:'l
giamnr.d Franoa.
Il0i-e ia thd dialogue ea Gerar4
gives H :
"First, are the Germans willing
to withdraw from Belgium?"
The chnncrllor answered. "XeSj
hut "with guarantees."
1 faid, ' S luii is v tli s:1 p.UHr.aD'"
tees?"
Ho repl fd: "W'p rou4 possib
ly, have tho forts of Liege and
N.uiiur. Wemuot haveother forts
and fgarnaons throughout Bel,
gium. We must take possession
of the railroad lines. We most
have possession of the porta Dd
other rueaoe of communication.
The Belgians will not be allowed
t u aintitin an army, but we must
be allowed to rosin tio ft large bp1
my lu Belgium. We must have
the commercial control of Bel
gium."
I paid, "I do not see that you
have left much for the Belgians,
excepting thaL King, Albert will
have the right to reside in Brug,
Ht-ls with an honor guard."
And the chancellor answered j
"We cannot allow Belgium to be
an outpost of England'" (Vor
werk.)
" do not euppoae the English,
on the other baud, with to becomu
anoutpoHtof Germany." I returned,
eepecially as Von Tirpltz has paid
that the const of Flanders nhouhl
he retained in order to make war
on England and Amerisa."
I then asked, "How about north,
prn France?"
"We ate willirjg to leave north
em France," the chancellor re
sponded, "but there must be recti
fication of the frontier."
"How about the eastern fron
tier?" I seked.
"We must have a very pueetdn
tial rectification of our frontier."
"How about Rouasoaift?"
"We shall leave Bulgaria to
desl with Roumania."
"How about Subiu?"
"A very 'email Borbia may he ih
lowed to xibt, but that ia ft quest
tion for Austria."
"Austria must be left to do whal
hhe wishes to do vitb ItAly, ind
we ronst Imve irdemuitie3 from all
cnvutrioH, and all uur Btiipa and
rolonieu l.'iiuk." '
"Of ivinrm "reotiRontinn
of
froiitif r" is a t olite turn for "an
Ut'IKliol)."
Roswell, J. August 25.
Fort Sumner won in the county
seat electien held this wetk in Da
Bsca county. A iUl rf 1,285
v-es v.e I'-li '',iti i-e ,"ur!y.
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