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VOL. 34.
HILL$BORO, SIERRA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, SEPTEMBER 7, 1917. '$1,00 Per Year
No. 27.
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Heup caifi this wa?
America United means
liasting Victory for Democracy.
Every Man, Voman and Child can Render
Some Service in this Great Cause. Do h
Begin to Day
at Iiess,
Produce
SIERRA COUHTY BMfll
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Remington
and 'proof
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fj of your invention for FHtE b.ARCt!
M nn ntint!ihil!tv. We fret tiafc- t
VI nts or no fez. Write for our free book (M
fi,i f am needed inventions. - - .
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H Patent lawyers. Ertab. 1889. I
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Ullaste
Jlothing.
IN the .22 caliber as in the high-power
arms, your shrew d sportsman selects
his rifle and cartridges for results.
And when you etart to be crttiual, there's no
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Made in Simile ?hnt mrxleU in SlMc-Action model.,
witli tho famous Renlngton-UMC .olid brwrl, and
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For real .22 .port, Rft your rifle and cartridge, from the
dealer who display, the Red Ball MarMofRtminfton-UMC.
Sold by your home dealer and 324
other learfinj merchants in New Mexico
Arms-Union Metal!i Cartrid Co.
Building . (233 Brjdwy) INew Torlc C:!y
of t labor1
at this office
liocaflon-
s
li. A. WOLFSRQ,
Office: FiiBt Door east of R. C
Church. Main Street.
Killsboro - New Mcx
ELFEGO BACA,
Attorney at Lw,
PrarlivO in the Supreme Courts of
New 7. cxico and Teaa
MAGDALICNA, N. M.
CR. J. 0. tiTCS2ER,
Phsi-cian snd Surgeon
Hot bprins Hew f
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iLas CruceSf'
JAMES ft- IVAODSLL,
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Oemin.f
Will attend all the Crtnrts Hie
ra County and the Third Jodi
cil Distrct.
W W w w uifc
Good yormcship.
Prices High t
EVERYBODY .REiD3
TKE JSURFdflEa.
Why? Because it Print
TODAY'S NI'.WS TO
DAY, and Lots of it.
And bc-ause it ia inde
ponJent in fjifxc and
wears tha collar of no
political party.
70 Cents a month by mail.
Albuquerque
MORNING JOURNAL
Joy of Ufa.
To watch the- corn erov, and tb.s
blost'omB set; to draw hard breath
over ploughshare or epado; to read,
.o think, to lovo, to koi'.o, to pray
llieao tiro the thlnga that mako moo.
happy; they have always had the
power of dolns this, they never will
have power to do more, Tha world's
prosperity or adversity depends upou
our knowing and teaching thote tew
thlngB. John Ruekin,
Lived 83 Years In On HousS.
Mra. Williams, widow of the Iter.
Eaiiiuel Williama, pastor of the Cce
gregatlonal church In the village of
Cripplestyle for forty years, has ciod
In the house In which eho was horn
and had lived ail of her eighty-six
years. During this long period eho
had not slept away him the bouso
more than about eix timcs.--liondoa
Daily Mall.
Ho Waj Llttr?,ry.
"Colonel Rrown ee ems to be Tery"
literary," remarked a visitor to tha
Drown household to tho negro maid,
Klancing at a flic; of nip.cazinc3 lying
on the floor. "Yas, ma'am," replied
tha ebony-faced girl, "yM, ma'am, be
e'ueley am literary. He Job' nat'ally
httahs tilings all over di3 year hoime."'
Wouian's Home Companion.
Theao F!sh Build Nsats.
The Paradise fish, which incident,
ally is clothed in the pricon garment
of black and white stripes, and the
Indian fighting ch are nest builders.
Tliey build nebts among tha mosse3
end Grasses for their eggs. The Eiala
she3 of the?e species tako charge
of the babies, and the females have
nothing to do with their haWes.
Poetical Tin.
Ehould It be your ambition to write a
iajrnrru9 veree pick out an ancltiat
subject and express in language
terse. The editor may reject
It if the meter's out of
Joint, but if ycu fash
ion it like this hall
surely see tho
point.
His Inspiration.
Pprpollnm (of the Daily Rread) "My
flsar, you are not only my chief in-
jenflvo to woi'k, but my lifelong m
jmimtlon." Mrs. Pcrcollum "I kno
U' f 1 I'm your Inspiration, all right, Percl
i val. Wherever I mix a metaphor of
make a little mistake In my grammar
you turn it Into a story and get pay
for it."
Determined to Da In Style.
customer in a butcher's shop
at some small alligators
n an aquarl
.quarium. Having turned the
matter over In his mind, the customer
approached the butcher and exclaimed,
"1 suppose a body might as well be
flead as out of style. Gimme a couple
(t founds of alligator."
Aetresseo for Japsnssa Slsga.
'Although a woman is credited n
She founder cf the Japanese stage, no
paiae of an- actreea atforna its history
tha onasr.U lias reiencd cupreme.
Dut tho artiCchtl custom cf substitute
ing men for women ia about to give
way to tho onrush of modem ac
tresses, and one of the mcst unlqua
customs cf the stage la thus thread
ened to bo superseded by real wearers
of pottlcoats.
Work, and 8-'ng.
Give us, oh, give, the man who sings
et his work! Be his occupation what
it may, be is equal to any of those
who follow the same pursuit in silent
sullenness. He will do more in tha
tnuu ilmo, u wiii tio it boner, iia will
persevere longer. One Is scarcely
sensible to fatigue whilst he marches
to music. The very stars are said to
make harmony as they revolve i9
their ephcres. T. Cartjle.
Our Own Business.
Whilst I do what 13 fit for bis &s3
eh&tain from what is unfit, my neigh
bor and I eh all often aeree in cur
means and w-rk together for a time
to one end. But whenever I fin-! my
rniinl.in cvf-.p lnvafcif is not sufTlclenC
for me and undertake the direction of j
Lim ais, I ovarztep tho truth cod ;
coma into fa'no relatlous to Lti2. j
fealpii Waldo Emerson. ,
ii Gemma PaI- ;
oncn Sheot.
Three years ago Germany be
qnn tite wr for the .congoest of
middleEuiope. WhattiRs she gain
ed? What baa thiagnincost her?
She has gained by her arms th
territory of Belgium, Jjoxebui
Set bin, a email but rich eectilon of
northern. France, and parts of Li
thuauia, i'olaud and llumania a
total of a little lees thou 201,000
pquare miles.
She has lost:
Except for n insignificant pox
nerin southern Afric;i, all her color
nies, triors then a oiilHon square
tulles. '
Practically all her shipping not
bottled up in Bremen' aud 11am
barg, a loss estimated in tonnage
at 3,000,000.
Of the flower of her youth, over
two millioo.
In cash, nearly twenty billion
dollars. to be added to Ler national
d. I.t.
Before the war, thoogh unpopu
lar as a people, Gtinaany was hon
ored aim all nations for her in
tellectual ect'ulmbhip and her in
dusrinl elllciency. She baa JoBt
inntrjevably this respt-ot and wan
iu its phico the naibglcd hatred and
conteiDpt of the civilized world.
Scarcely a coueideiable ueatial
nation left except those whose
safely compels tbeir neutnlity.
N a one thinks Germany can rd-
I tain lnr auina 'n nnn imjrririAii
R
that she can recover her losses. It
is not strange tbat sotueof the Ger
man pepla are sersously discuss
ing amoug themselves the quea
tion whether it is not time to
cbangn tbeir business manager.
The Outlook.
Gopturcd Ccrcunn
Wnahiugtou, 8ipt. 1. Almost
a)l former German vessels now In
lbs Americaa navy have beep giv
en new oame$. Secretary Daniels
issued an order to day changing
the names of twelve Bhjps as a re
sult of bis altentioD having been
called last week to the embarrass
ment tbe sailors were subject to by
being compelled to wear upon tbeir
hat bands names such as "Kaiser
Wilhelm II." Tbe changes in
name are as follows:
Vaterland to Leviathan..
Kronpringossin Cecelia to Mount
Vernon.
Kaiser Wilhelm II ta Agamem
non. Aapr'oa, to Amerioan.
Hamburg to Fowbattao. ,
Princess Irene to PocnhonUa.
Frederic der Grosse to Huron.
BHrbarossii to Mercury.
The vessels GerpWflsbiogtont
President Graotand President Lin
. ... t . papj. Ti,A
names of the tugs Pocahontas and
Huron are changed to Allegheny
and Cummins, respectively.