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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
THE REVENUE MINING CoMpANi |,
Notice OF Stockholders Meeting to Ame"e
Articles OF INCORPORATION,

THE REVENUE MINING CoMfANi,
Notice OF Stockholders Meeting 70 Ain'"H
Articles vi Incorporation
Pursuant to resolution passed ~ ~
majority Of the Board VI Directors VI osrd
Revenue Aiming Company on Wv S,y-
cay of OCTOBER. 1910, notice Is heteoy ,cx-
en- that a special meeting OF th e Se
holders OF the Revenue Mining Ionp~s
corporation organized and doins tp,ah.
ness under the laws OF the STATE " panx
Will be held at the peseret Nau9nAi p OF
Salt Lake City. Utah. on tine Hth 11 rstho
November, 1905, at o'clock p; N, IL J,v OF
purpose u considering the adivsap,rrsti
amending the Articles OF Mai
OF said corporation by making lts ar nar
stock one million shares Of the iasc ~ ono
value Of one dollar each insteao ", Tho
hundred and fifty thousand shares and
face or par value OF ono dollar escu ~ the
OF issuing four shares OF said stosn zach
shareholders OF said corporation ", III. ard
share OF old stock now held BY ,ne'n the
placing the remainder Of said STOCK !" .al1
treasury subject to the use OF VA, sail
Board OF Directors for the beneht Oh rs.
corporation, and Of making ss'o
stock non-assessable. s
EUGENE T. HILLs,
Secretary Of the Revenue Minins S'A
pany.
Dated October sist, 1908
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a convention Of the Primary workers
OF the Ensign stake Of Zion viii be held
In the Twenty-iirst ward Westinghouse,
sunday. Nov 10. 1905, at D. m. All
officers are urgently requested to be
present,
MARY T. SMITH
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MARY T. SMITH.
I.ttNlu"U
zANNA CANNON IRVINE,

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ensign Stake Sunday School union will
be held Monday evening, Nov. 20, 1905,
at s o'clock in the Twenty-frst ward
westinghouse \ full attendance is
earnestly desired
GEORGE II. WALLACE, Stake Supt.
A. ]. SWENSON, Stake Secy.
All teachers Of the Theological depart-
ment Of the Salt Lake stake. are kindly
requested to bring Bible, Book OF Nor
mon and Doctrine and Covenant for the
special class program at the union on
Monday evening next
A. G. REEFS.
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TO REOPEN ESTATE.

June, and was one OF the results Of the
Austrian riot at Bingham IN April,
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-05

| rct3l.4 I'D that Indian Territort
and Oklch1U' be admitted as one state
and that Sew Moxico ana Arizona br
admitted 90 e.e state. There Is no ob.
ligdtion upon Us 10 treat torritorial
subdivisions. which are matters Of con
veniencc only. as binding US on the
question oc admission TO statehood.
Nothing has taken up more time In the
congress during the past few yelr5
than the question as TO the statehood 90
be granted 10 the four territories above
mentioned. and after careful consider
alton Of all that has been developed ir
the discussions Of the question | recon
mend that they be Immediately admit
tel as two statos. There is no justifi
cation for further delay, and the sd
yisability Of making the fsr tsrrlto-
rios into two states has been clearly
esta biishod.
In some Of the territories ths legis.
latiye assemblies issue ussnses for
The congress should by
law forbid this pactioc, the harnful
results Of which are obvious at
glance
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A Thousand Dollar; worth Of Good.

A Thousand Dollars worth of Good.
A. II. Thurnes, Il well known coal
operator of Buffalo, O., writes: 81
have been afflicted with kidney or
bladder trouble for years, passing
gravel and stones with eXcruciating
pain. | got no relief from medicine
until | began taking Foley's Kidney
Cure, then the result was surprising
\ few doses started the brick dust
like fine stones and now have no
pain across my kidneys and feel like
new man. It has done me $1,000
worth of good" City Drug Store.
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DR.. DUDLEY PAYNE,
Dentist.

Oflce over Bonner & Bonner's Dru
Store. Phone LAG.
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Office Phone 4. Residence Phone l.
.Ofilce over Coleman's Drug Store.
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Quarters For EMPLOYEES.

In addition 10 sanitating the isthmue,
satisfactory quarters are being provii-
ed for employees and an adequate sys-
TEN of supplying them with wholesome
food AT reasonable prices has been ere
ated Hospitals have been established
and equipped that are without supcrl.
ors OF their kind anywhere. The coun-
try has thus been made fit to work ln
and provision has been made for the
welfare and comfort OF those who are
to do the work. During the past year
a large portion of the plant with which
the work is 10 be done has been Or
dered. 1t is confidently believed that
by the middle of the approaching year
a sufficient proportion of this plant will
have been installed to enable US TO re
sumo the work of excavation on q
large scale.
What is needed now and without de
lay is an appropriation by the congress
10 meet the current and accruing ey-
penses of the commission. The first
appropriation of Sl0,000,00o out of the
S135,000,000 authorized by the Spooner
act was made three years ago. II IS
nearly exhausted. There Is barely
enough of it remaining TO carry the
commission TO the end of the year. I'm
less the congress shall appropriate be
fore that time all Work must cease: Il
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J. L. WILSON

Daily Ardmoreite so cts. per month.
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Don't be imposed upon by taking
substitutes offered for Foley's Honey
and Tar. City Drug Store.
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DRs. BOOTH q BOOTH.

Physicians ond Surgeons.
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LAWYERS.
WILLIAM w. WRIGHT.

Registered Attorney
(Formerly with Dawes Commission.)
Contests, Citizenship cases and other
matters before the Interior De
partment, Exclusively.
Rooms 4U7 and 8, Corcoran Building.
Washington, ID. G.
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The best prayer against pain is
abstinence from sour apples.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-02

: y Local and Personal y :

tonic, Texas, Thursday morning.
r. A. Wayne, the county commissioner,
is shipping s cars of fat cows to Is. G..
Attorney w. ]. Hittson is building a
house on his homestead, east of town.
Atty. +. G. Matteson is attending FEEDER
al Court at Alamogordo.
Sheriff A. Street went to Aldmogordo
Monday night to attend Federal Court.
O. Nj. Conoly, Manager of the TT T
ranch spent Sunday in the city.
Call at the Pioneer Drug Store for razors,
straps, homes, shaving mugs and brushes.
There is "A new baby boy reported at the
home of James Bell at Endee born Sunday.
The Goldenberg Company bought 200
head of ewes from Manuel Chaves OF
Raton.
Charles McDial and Oscar Locklear,
stockmen from Puerto, were visitors, Mon
day.
S. A. Sperry bought two lots this week
from the Townsite Company and will build
a home.
DO your hens lay eggs? If not, feed Col
umbia Egg Food 81. so a box at the Pho
neer Drng Store.
Travelling Auditor. Southwestern, De
Voy, stayed over here Thursday en- route
to Dawson.
X. d. Dayberry is moving his family
here this week from Dawson. He will build
a nome later on.
N. V. Gallegos, the deputy county clerk,
and his family will 80 to Las Vegas to
spend the holidays with relatives.
Tucumcari never does things by halves;
for instance, the X. of T.. entertainment
Thursday night.
A. NJ. Hardness. Baptist minister of
Santa Rosa, preached at the Baptist
Church Sunday.
w. II. Cissell, who runs horses for the
Circle S. Stock Company, near Puerto,
was in for supplies.
Now is the time for chappcd hands ant
lips. Call at the Pioneer Drug Store for tot
let preparations.
Finest line of ladies' dressing combs anc
hair brushes in Tucumcari at the Ponce
Drug Store.
Hon. Gregorio Flores, Justice Of TIT
Peace from Montoya, attended to oiiicia
business in Tucumcari Monday.
NJ. Gao - Tn,lDr n ,r,pni,art m no
man living in the Puerto ~neigDorhood, wa
in town the first of the week.
Mr.. Manuel Labadie of Endee was i
town Monday to make a bid on the ma
contract between Tucumcari and Endee
Francisco Gutierrez, the road supervis
or, went to Logan, Thursday to bring hi
son, a baby boy, home to Tucumcari.
Our merchants are doing a good buines
in most lines of trade, and the holida
trade is opening up very well indeed.
|. V. Gallegos, county clerk, went to h
Mesa Rico ranch last night. lie will n
turn to Tucumcare in about ten days.
We notice that our local meat marke
are filled up with all sorts of good meat
fish and oysters and vegetables galore.
Marshal Wiley, of Albuquerque, wi
here again, Tuesday, on business for Il
Al%amogordo u. S. Court.
l.. V. Gallegos, father of !. v. and N
Gellegos, is here from Las Vegas, vlsltir
his sons. He is going from here to h
ranch before returning to Vegas.
The knights of Pythias lodge here HI
recently received new costumes and 9th
equipment that puts it in condition to t
emplify the secret work in an approve
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,arter on his ranch near town.
Gross, Kell shipped a car of 10000
of pelts and hides, yesterday.
Capt. ]. +. G.. Langston was summoned
attend the u. S. Court at Alamogordo.
Thomas Reverb, a teacher, of L laza
was in Town a few days this week.
look out for the Norton Amusement
big al in this issue of the News.
Alex. -. Goldenberg went to Alamogor-
do, Tuesday, where he will spend several
days.
OF course you will read the hall page ad
of The NJ. Il. Goldenberg Company store
in this issue.
Don't fail TO read the ads in this paper.
They offer the very best in their line to be
had in TuCumcari.
|. NJ. Bond was in town from Quay,
Thursday. He is going on a trip with his
sisters to Memphis, Texas, soon.
Victor monographs for sale on the in
staIlment plan. 81. oo down and sI.oo per
week till paid for. At the Pioneer Drug
Store.
J. J. McCourt, Armour's representative,
was here Monday, talking business to our
merchants. He travels out of FL Paso.
+. &. Hill, representing the Southwest
ern Mercantile Co. and their manager at
| Dawson, was here Monday on a business
mission.
a. y. Blankenship returned from Here
ford with 10 head of hogs which he sold to
A Il. Carter, w. +. Buchanan and G. II.
Cooper at good figures.
We are informed that the Tucumcari
Land Company are on a deal to sell a
block of several town lots to parties who
intend to build homes here.
Ira Wetmore,a prominent Lincoln coun
ty ranchman. stayed over here yesterda,
en- route TO Dawson. He was an appreciat
ed caller at the News Office.
Talk about something good to eat, tina
turkey bone we had at the X. of T.. enter
tainment, had beer in the hands of a pro
iesSional in the culinary art.
J. a. Street has this week sold Go ton
of sorghum to A. X. Carter and about s
tons to w. +. Buchanan which they wi
feed to stock they are fattening for tn
market.
w. +. Dudley, Of the mounted polio
and who is now Grand Vice Chancellor {
the Knights Lodge of the Territory, wa
here Thursday and Friday, guest of y
editor.
;, The Thanksgiving dance at the Cit
Hall was we'll p%atronized. The youth an
beauty of Tucumcari were there and til
ped the light fantastic nto the wee hou.
) of the morning.
A splendid line of Mexican Drawn Wol
y in pieces selling from IS cents to $I7.C
y each is one of the many attractions at II
NJ. b. G~oldenberg store-Makes one thir
S of Christmas Doesn't it,.
ID. n. Williams, the sheepman, is mo
ing his family to Revuelto today. We r
Is greet very much to lose this good family
residents OF this city, and hope to son
time have them with us again.
Is District Attorney. NJ. c. Mechem and ID
IL W. &. Klutt2 went to Kansas City Tuesd;
to witness the Thanksgiving game of TO
7. ball between Kansas and Missouri Unive
u stiles. They will root for Kansas.
Is 1.-THE *. of *. hall was filled to overflo,
ing, Thursday night. Our old men al
rs their matrons. our young men and the
sweethearts, and the children, were the
II in force. There was nothing stih about
-l-l- III a g,,,l Tina.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-06-29

wife. Friday he returned to his
home by way of Brooklyn, where he
| stopped TO visit with an uncle.
Willis Elldns, wife and children, OF
Laramie, Wyoming, arrived at Rose
Hill Saturday morning and are guests
at the maternal home of Margaret Ell
kins, and will visit their many rela-
tives here before their return. Willis
is firing an engine running out Of
Laramie, with good prospects of get
ting an engine soon.
Thompson & Walker,of WHAT Cheer,
were at Rose Hill Monday to meet
two Of the officials OF the Rock Island
road, ana drove out to the Thompson
Il Walker mine, west on town, on bus
mess relating TO switch to the coal
bank. Surveying parties are to be
here soon and we hope to see dirt
flying in that direction soon.
j. II. Busby's fine house is moving
along. The frame is up and work Is
being pushed along rapidly. s. l..
Peebler Is lathing and will soon be
ready for plastering IL we have good
weather The building Is 2Sx2S with
cellar same size, with addition 1Gx18,
all loft. studding, and will be the
best house in Rose Hill when com
pleted.
nike Denney and Charles Hansel
bought of Alvin Dewitt, one Of his
fine Hereford bulls, one year old past,
and tipped the scales as they passed
through Rose Hill at 900 lbs. Alvin
is giving his attention to the breed.
ing of Hereford cattle and Poland.
China hogs. We have never seen his
herd, but II this one Is only a sample
he will be sure to get to the front
Miss Lois Busby, youngest daughter
Of J. Il. Busby, and Miss Ruth Sarvis,
youngest daughter Of J. w. Sarvis,
were passengers for Sigourney Satur-
day morning to attend a birthday par
ty given by Vera and 10 Moore, the
daughters OF James Moore, the Rock
Island station agent at Sigourney.
They attended Children's Day exer'
cises on Sunday and returned TO their
homes Monday evening and report n
good time.
June 2S. Nasty Jr
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-06-29
PRIME NElGHRoRHooD.
June 28.

Miss Blanche Lytle Is attending
summer school.
Fred Smith Is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Earl Johnson.
Mrs. Wilbur Johnson Is taking treat.
ments OF DR.. Pardun.
Hay harvesting has begun. Glover
is in a bad shape, owing TO the recent
rains.
Frank Cruzen liz nursing very
sore foot He mad the misfortune to
run nail in II.
The sunday school picnic at the
Fair Grounds was well represented
from this neighborhood.
Guy POmeroy and family, Of
Wright, visited oaturda night and
Sunday at J. G. Lytle's.
Amos Briggs and wife drove over
the river Sunday TO the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. Carl Anderson.
Mr.. and Mr. Willis Petit enter.
tanned Harry HicKs and family and
Mrs. ELI Davis and children at dinner
recently.
Mrs. ELI Davis ana children return.
ed to their home in New Mexico on
Tuesday, after an extended visit with
their friends and relatives here.
cruzen young folks entertained a
small company Of friends Sunday at
ternoon. Those present were Mamie
Beach, Dwight and Rose Johnson,
Neva and Ed Comm and Elmer Lyle.
Sunday visitors were. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Johnson at s. l.. fomeroy's;
Mrs. willis Pettitt and daughter at
the Morel ouse home In oskaloosa;
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bartlett and Hoyt
Bartlett at w. +. Pomeroy's; and VIII
lis Pettitt at Al. ,. LytIes.
June rs. Enirp
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-06-29

he can't measure with our Moody
when 1t comes to pegging to second.
The man who bet a meal ticket on
Marshalltown Saturday says no will
get even by living at the free lunch
counter this week.
Rusty" Owens, late manager of the
Burlington team, mas gone to Colum-
bus, Ohio, where he has been signed
as pitcher of the Columbus team or
tho American Association.
You never \can tell. Colorado
Springs had Des Moines beat IL to 5
yesterday up to the last half of the
ninth inning, when Des Moines scored
seven runs and walked off with the
honors. Good boosting by the grand
stand did It.
"Oom Paul" Kreuger, q youngster
picked up by Manager Warner in the
South Dakota brush, is one Of the
fastest second basemen in the league.
Kreuger yesterday, time after time,
felded chances that should have gone
into the hit column.
On June "a last year Oskaloosa had
played Al games, won IL and lost 30.
Today the Quakers have played AZ,
won 10 and lost "a Their percentage
accordingly Is 442 Cnis year, COM
pared with 267 last year. The fastest
club In the league Is only six games
ahead Of us.
Kensel made remarkably fast
run from second to the home plate in
the fourth inning Saturday when the
Quakers tailed four runs. He didn't
have an inch to spare, and just did
touch the plate IS the ball reached
the catchers init.
Saturday game was a sort OF tag
game between the bases. Middleton,
Kreugsr and ZInk all suffered put.
outs on account of ueing caught be-
tween bases. This made q game OF
twenty.seven assists, something that
does not occur every day. ..u
Ramey was the only out.helder
with a chance yesterday. He cap
tured everything his way-only two.
Ramey's single in the ninth Is what
saved the day fof the Quakers. The
gentleman received considerable Of
an ovation for his conduct.
Marshalltown will have to hurry II
II makes good It's boast Of big attend
ance. While her club lost three
straight games here, they had 1000
people In the three days to witness
the sport and will go away from os-
kaloosa about 5000 TO the good.
Dick, the Quaker pitcher, was in.
jured in the first inning by liner
batted directly at him by Willie
Dlsch, Of Marshalltown II caught
the pitchers tInger squarely on the
end, fracturlng Che bone and tearing
away the lIgament. Dick was reliey.
ed by Shaw, who did effectual work,
allowing but three hits.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-06-29
Score by innings.
30 4 s 4 7 8 Or

Score by innings. ..
1894 s 4 7 8 9-.R.H.E.
,Oskaloosa 20 o 000 0 0 2-3 Z 2
Marshall % 2 o o. D 90 0 o. 4 2
Summary-Earned runs, oskaloosa
2; two-base hits, Kensel, Steele; first
on balls off Steele 3, off Parkin q;
struck out by Steele 4, by Parkin 81;
left on base, oskaloosa 0, Marshall-
town 4 double plays, Pattison to Ken.
sci to Perry, Kensel to Perry TO Pat.
tison, Kensel TO Patterson; first on
error, Oskaloosa /, Marshalltown Il;
hit by pitcher, Persons, Ramey, viii
llams; stolen bases, Persons, Pattcr.
son, Middleton; sacrifce hits, Ken
sci, Middleton. Time OF game, 1:45.
Attendance, 875. Umpire, Burrell
Foul Tips.
Three straight That's goln' some!
The game is never played until It
Is finished.
Oslaloosa mad an attendance Of
200 more than any other city in the
league Saturday.
oksaloosa won the game several
times yesterday. It was ours by all
odds.
We are only two games behind
MarshalltowL today, thank you.
Well get 'em yet.
Saturdays game was an awful dis
appointment Ito MarshalItown. r.
$50 was Sundays.
Largest Sunday crowd OF me seas
on. Almost ono thousand people VIII
messed Marsnalltown's uefeat.
Bruggeman III good catcher but
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-06-29

Kcnsel did remarkable work at
short yesterday that called for the
admiration of every one even the Mar.
shalltown crowd. The lad made nine
assists and some of them were difi.
cult. He picked up a hot one from
links bat in the sixth, stepped to
the second sack, putting out Hoy, who
was en- route from first, and then as.
sisted to Patterson, catching link by
several feet. Kensel Is the busiest
short in the league, and his work
is generally admired.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-06-29


Burlington Correspondence In Des
Moines Register.Leader "An exam.
nation OF the Iowa league percent.
age column reveals the fact that
there is a pretty race on between the
clubs Of the ! ague. There has not
been much Cnange in the relative po-
sitions Of the clubs fer week or
more, but II does not BIgEity that
things have not been doing over the
circuit. Every clue in the league has
been winning its snare OF games,
anu as q result the standing OF the
teams has changed very little from
what It was a wrek ago But there
Is remarkable punching CT the clubs
Scarcely 200 points separate the vail
enders from the leaders, and q game
or two won by the former from the
latter. would radically change the
pickle" Of the percentage column.
Fort Dodge and Murshalltown have
been furnishing the spectators stunts
Of the week, fighting tooth and toe
nail for the lead. BY losing a post
poned game to Waterloo Friday, TT.
Dodge PERMITTED her lively opponents
Marsh alltown, " 80 aheaG Of her.
Waterloo rs pressing on them a close
second, showing a fine line Of VIC
tories to date Kcokdk and Ottumwa
are Jogging along In the middle reg
lister, winning and losing grmc5 with
an uncertainty that pus1 the guessers
at q disadvantage. Boone hrs fallen
notch or two the past week Dy rea'
son Of bunch Of defeats but she is
a good club and will probably IeccvV.
or herself rs time passes by. Bur.
lington end Oskaloosa think they
have q hard luck story ,Dning on &C
count of their petition 1T the b&se Of
the column. But rs matte" OF fact
they have nothing tC complain OF.
They are both playing good ball-as
good cs most base ball crowds want
to see. And they arc liable to take an
upward shoot at any time. All the
clubs are playing well, and the at
tendance and interest in the game Is
on the increase over the league, judg'
ing from the reports made.