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New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
RAILROADS.
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Stations foot Of West Twenty-thtrd Street
ard Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
DyThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
CortanGt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-th,rd Street
FOR THE WEST.
-T.55 a. IN. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
80 So a. m. PITTSBURGH DAY EMPRESS
so ~ a. III. THE SYL.VANIA LIN
ITED.-Chicago. Cincinnati. and ST. Louis
-l.55 p. m. ST. LOUIS LIMITED; ,-o
81 50 ? m. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. AND
ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
'S. 30 D. m. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
Is HOURS TO CHICAGO
Il. 50 p. m. CHICAGO LIMITED.
$3.50 p. m. WESTERN EXPRESS.
.6. % p. m. ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI
EMPRESS.
7.55 p. m PACIFIC EXPRESS
IS. % p. m. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
NATI EXPRESS.
20. 50 D. m. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL- CIAA
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH;
~? -fa5S 10 81 Is Congressional s,r Lin
ited'D, '3 25. -. %. s4 455. -5.55, 9.25 ?.
m. 10 10 night, sunday. p. - Is.
gressionaI Iimited'0, .3 %. 81. %, "4.55,
-5.65. 9.25 p. m. IL. 10 night:
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-'S.25. '42o p
IN. Il 10 a. M, daily
ATLANTIC COAST LINE---92o a. IN
and 9.25 p. IN. daily.
SEABoARD AIR LINE--12-25 D. m. and
70 10 a. IN. daily
NotNf Ol-fN AM LoA H1tN-' 1N<NAN
CTESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY,
-755 a. m. week days; '1o-55 a. m and
FOR of.D POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOLK---7 e5 a m week days ana e-''
p daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 a. m. and 2.55 p
m. week days; Sundays. 'T-5S d m.
CAPE MAY II 90 p m. week DAYS
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK ocean
Grove North Asbury Park sundays
end Point Pleasant % g "a a. rIgHt M; II 81 a.
DAYS. sundays. > IS a m. and 4-55 ?. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos. "725. 'I.55. s-25. s.55. go 20. 80
O.55. 1888 -11-55 a. m. l. % Il % %
.115 55, "155. 90. 255. IS. %. S55, as
.425. s455 l.f4:55 for North PhiLadelphls p 9. 3 ds
(g55 for North Philadelphia only p. m
10 night week DAYS SUNDAYS: o-oo'
.T55 S25 sq.25. 9.55. ~TlO55. 1000 a
m 10 25 .I255 81 %. 'f.55. g. 70. . %
425 GA 81 for Nortl, Philadelphia oniyl:
-455. 1856. IS. %. T.55, SIS, $50. -"
IL. 10 night.
Spinning Car. Extra fare train,
Ticket Offices Nos. 461, 1854 and lao Broado
wsv: 1S2 Fifth Ave. tbelOw 23d ST., -oS
Fifth Ave corner 18th ST. ana statIons
named above; Brooklyn. Court street,
acc Fulton Street 479 NostTand Ave, 39o
broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Sta-
tion The New York Transfer company
will call FOR and checl, baggage from
hotels and residences through 10 desuha-
tion. ,,-,,-a,,i. !.
Railroad Cab Service ,o1
" ". ATTERBCRY, J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GFO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15

TEETH preserved to middle age are
pretty sure to last out ones life time.
The greatest known preservative of the
teeth is SOZODONT. Why? Be-
cause being an Alkaline and Antiseptic
LIQUID, it penetrates the minutest crcvices
of the teeth, destroying the deadly mouth
acids and purifying the whole tooth
structure.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
RAHROADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad.
NEw WORK GsMTRA5lA
4 H,IDSON RIVER RAILROAD

u HIOSON NiVcH NSllNISNo
Trains leave Grand Central station, 4Zd 81;
and, except the $50 a m. l.02, $50 LOU
2. m. stop al 125th st. IL minutes later. 20
Buffao-Fs 80 IS 10. 1920 a. M, w.
'1.0S. |2.O4 .4.30. 500, -9U. 's.-o
$3.50. .1l.3O p. IN. =. %
Chicago-aS IS a. m. '1.oS. $50 i'o''
$40 .6. 90. IS 90. '93o *11.S0 ?, m
Cincinaati-s o. IS 80. IS 90 '9. 80 ell 80 m
Cleveland 45 a. m. -1.Os. $50. -6oo'
$500 -9. 30. I'll 30 p. m.
Goluribusa o4 $50. 500. 80 20 p ~ 90
800 '9. 30. ~1l.3o 2. m.
Indianapolis-"2 04 -5. 80 '11.3o p. M. oo
Montreal-'12. 10. 1850. fs.45 a m. ''-"'
Niagara i Faiis-ts Ill so. .s.45 m. -1o. 20 a m
'1O2. '1.06. 300. 500. SEQ. S''o
St Louis1.2o "a. $50. .11.8o p. m.
Toronto-fs.3 30 m. IS 90, b9. go, bl1.3o pm
HARLEM DIVISION.
eos a. m. and =. S6 p. m. eX. Sunday, 10
Pittsfeld and No. Adams; SUNDAY. 9-Si a'nl-
Pullman cars on all through trains ,o,e
Ticket Offices at 149. 24h 415 ana Ito
RroadWay % Union So w. 30 Colu%Hpus % :
Av. III West 125th St, Grand central a.1 nd
125th St stations. New York: SIS and 80
Fulton st. and 954 Broadway. BROOKLYN:
.Dafly. Tex. Sun. TEX. Mon. bEx. Sai
Telephone 1000 3sth St" for New YORK
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence by Westcott EXPRESS
c. F. DAILY, J. T. FAlRLAMh,
vice-President Gen1 Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
Beautiful Holiday Novelties
in Leather Goods

from dainty Card Cases. Bags
and Writing Tablets to elegant
Suit Cases, which have come
into prominence as gifts IN
these days of quick trips.
If you are looking Ior the
place where you can do most
with your money. you'll come
back here. like many others. aIs
ENVELOPE Rags
or Scrapsd Alligetor-an exquisite
novelty in wonderful shadings OF
greens, blues and grays-Levant Calf,
smooth and mottled-Cork Calf
Notified Suede-Genufne Lizard
and Morocco IN best colors-
fitted with one or two pieces
gilt. gun-metal or pearl catches
renlarkab bly, fine assortment .9S 10 5. 40
CARRIAGE AND HAND BAGS
Hornbeck Alligator-Lizard-
BufIalo-Walrus-Lsva
Calf-Morocco-Seal-Ii and dark
colorings-riveted frames. covered
with self-color OF gold plated on
German silver base-au fitted
solid leather or double
strap handles ---..--..--- .SS to is. .9S
BOSTON BAGS
Genuine Seal. Walrus and Alligator,
with cloth trinI-riveted covered
frames-nicSel catch or extension
straps-leather or muslin
lned-black. brown, tan. .SS TO g as
SUIT CASES-Exceptionall fine
assortment for men and women
Sole Leather-WalrUs-She
Grain Leather-Japanes Cane
inside straps or shirt fold-sOme
with fittings OF TO IL pieces
1S 10 "a inch. ..--.--.- .SS to 2f .SS
COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES-Real
Seal. Walrus and fancy Grain
1-eathers-slso polished wood-oval or
square-butt0n pocket
silk. satin or leather lined .SS to z 9R
WALLETS AND CARD CASES
also Cigar and Letter Cases
and Bill Folds-Scraped Alligator
real Seal and MoroccO-also Grain
Leauhers .--------.--.-... -69 10 9 90
WRITING TABLETS-ReaI Alligator.
Seal. Morocco and Walrus-also
beautifully finished Grain Ieathere
black ard best colOrs-leather lined
to compartments. with
ink well and calendar. SQ 20 QC
MUSIC ROLLS AND CARRIERS
Real Seal, walrus and Grain Ieathers-
leather. satin or silk lined
sewed edges-ful size. go. .4S to 4 50
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
GIRL WHO KILLED MAN ExoNERATED.

johnston r. T. Dec 14.-ln a report hled TO-
Cay on the Inquest into the death OF Elmer o.
Briggs, who was shot by fifteen-year-old Ethel
Smith as he was attempting 10 break into her
nome. IN Thornton, OF Thanksgiving afternoon.
20 attack his wife and three children who were
~ ~ the Smith homestead, Coroner w. ".
Worth generated the girl and stated that she
showed much courage in protecting the IN
mates Of her home and further said that she
N4a not shoot until in great danger
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
,H1LDREN's TRIMMED HATS
Holiday Specialties In
Stationery Department

Eaton Hurlburts Stationery Cloth
hnlsh-r ribbon tied-2 quire box. .... SO
? and quirs boxes-fancy styles. .... 80
Fancy painted boNes-tlled
with fne stationery y.....-..-..-.-..1 .SS
silver Chain ROsaries-pearl garne.
or amethyst --..-. .....--... ~
Gold plated RosaTiss-" guaranteed e. .9S
Leather bound Prayer Books
with Epistles and Gospels. .-.,..... 40
Trayer and Hymnals-gilt edge. .9S
bibles leather bounded under
gold edges ,-.--.-.. ....-....,........f 29
rhtiirsn's Road, PeNer or
Linen F-cSs ...-.-. ........ 10
so4s and Girls School Bags pa - o.6o
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
Y Y \ H & HARTFORD r. z.

y Y. y II. & HARTFORD X y
Trains depart from Grand Central station,
pa II ard 4th Ave. as follows for
RN=T0N vi1 New London 4 Troy - .''
i+t'rG.O1. * 1892 4. NJ. -lh
y .1.o1 y 200 T. SEQ - 5-e2-
.sro.On p NJ VIA WiI,uantiC- iFS-01 y
NJ 5":no = NJ yja Spfd. -'9-'4 y. NJ,
i 90 500 rII.Gn T.. NJ
TatavtIte & T.rr IS 40 \ NJ. +%:3l ' ".
ct Harrington. St3csb. i3gs. LeuoN- PITTS
feI'-74.5+ $40 y VI. and '3:at T. N.
Ticket Offices az ct;rana Central station
ard ci9Itr s.. also At C245. l2lr' c1i9|
" way. c23 Cu.cu Square. clS2 Fifth Ave.
c2-N Co'uuhus Ave. ,t~y MadiS"U ANr.
-1O5 W 1eath St. 21GS Third Ave In
500 B'wIy-
.puilv. Except SUNDAYS 'Stoys q; l2.'h
st NStops a I"Ith ST sundays only.
tpar,or car Limited Has dining car
9Parlor and Sleeping car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
Hints
10 Gift Seekers


Special values that win make it
worth while coming hereLto-day-
sHAWLS-WooI or siik-end-svooH-
shell and honeycorb stitch--full AD
fancy borders-wide fringe
White, Gray and Black-epecfaf.. IL .a8
Other Shawis-d0 TO SS9a
DRESDEN RIBBONsLiarxs variety se
dainty patterns-white. pink and Hxht
borders-maks pretty novelties for
gift-Regularly As and .65. .. 90
COAT HANGERS-nads IN varsity
OF pretty light-oolored ribbons
each in holly box-vafus 81 ~-f ~
LADIES' WHITE LAWN APRO@S
Snort or iong-hem and cluster
tucks-wtde srtnx.tun size. 0A
Small. deep hsrn-nsmstfcched
tucks or me emb'y-with
and without pockets s29
Lawr-Orsandy-Dottsd Sv4D-f 60
lace trfmmed-xibbon bowD 0A
and drawings s.---..->--.J
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
nrw Jersey CENTRAL.

MEW JERSEY. W SGM ] 49AL'
STATIONS West 2sd St. \; R; 9,
West 2Sd St. leaves 10 minutes earlier eA-
cept as noted by designating marks.
,.,o,5 20 PHILAPEhpHsA' ny 90 h.sd6 80. goo.
s.Iooo tS @ .i1oo' co. u Y1so. m? mr. 90, f.I 90.
80, 40 90. 500. .4OO. $500. $50,
m.6OO. 200, 800. '90e. pl0.SO P. NJ
RALTIMoRE All AND WASHINGTON.
100 800 $4,000. f'12O 90. 100 fs'4-o''
LAKEWooD AND LAKEHURsT.z4:o 90;
40 A. NJ x1.OO. $50, k3 30. IA 10. 300
P. NJ. x6I5 Sundays. $50. 8. 40 A. NJ
ATLANTIC C1TY-'9.4o a, NJ xl'oo' kS-Ao
LoNG G. BRANCH, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN
z49O. 80 II 80 A NJ. ex124O 12o:
gas. $40. 80. 1901 Sundays; exeept
ocean Grove. z4,OO. 900 A. M 400
Tim Time tables giving trains 70 EAsT0N; TON;
CHUNK WILKESBARFtI~ SIR ran NM IVE' :,
KEAaN fWsPdRT GR.r'nsI and al IL other points can
be obtained at following offices: 1Aherty -,
wet 23d St. Tel 3144 Chelsea, Ast9s AS,
House ei9 - 1892 1879 FT0aaTaEs T0ioH Eaua2s are
We Wet 25ies 81 Az, los West l2'th St. q. e.'
24S. s44 Fulton ST. i7S N0stTand ,,'tS., Az
RrockIvn. 800 Broadway. Williamsburg. &.
New York Transfer Co calls for and checks
'Daily tDaiIy. except SUNDAY. lSnn-
Says mDining car except Sundays. xSat-
,.TSave only. From Liberty St only. sDin-
ing car sundays 'Dinirg car daily.
"a 20 p. NJ. Hoo P. NJ. kS-20 p NJ.
w W, G REsLER. ". c. HOPE.
v.ce-Pres- & Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'F Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
James MCcreerv & Co.

minisration I see the public whenever il is posi-
bic, and l am he found ny office hard
work every day from 10 o'clock in the morning
until or o'clock in the evening
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
l,aCkawanna Railroad.

Leave \. I. Ia clay. Christopher, ". 2Sd
SITS
IS 90 4 N-For Ringhamton and Elmlra-
40 90 y N-For Buffalo. chicago ana -
LOuis
81 4OP N-For Buffalo and Chicago.
"A ~ = M-For scranton and Plymouth.
z-6 ~ y NJ For Buffalo and chicago
IS ~ y N=Fcr Buffalo. Syracuse, ithaca
na a M-CAicagO- -Sleepers open 9.3o
T. ~.
Tickets at 40. so 1fS3 1924 Broadway.
y Y. $50 Futon st. Brooklyn. 'pa'lf.
Except SUNDAY. 7Ieaves Christopher st.
6 10 T. NJ. weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
VToren'S Fur Goats
arf Err lined CCatS

anG EJ~T -4lS~ OCG-S
our stocks afford selections
from Il carefully chosen variety
that meets up 10 date require
mentS Qualities reliable
coluriugS choice-eSSeutlals or
which customers can assure
themselves. aS the clear day
light In this department shows
w any defect As for values.
those who look around return
70 buy here -
NEAR SEAI. COATS
With Mink Bsave~. Brook Mink Sable
Reccoon storm collars. revers and
CUFFS rlaGr throughout of near
ssli-,eEE-hs - to 20 inches
81 tp fG bUst-Skinuer's
80 to 40 per cent
uHler the loves, prices elsewhere.
JAP MINK COATS
medium box s,yles-richly striped
Euiwu edge hracaJrd Innings
sl-r 3S-~eai worth Sl35.Ul-
SPECIAL price herc-.-.. .--.....,.-. 6. .SS
FUR LINED COATS
FINE Black Etoadcloth- shawl
collar Of Brook Mink. ..-...-.-.. I ! 81
FUR LINED CT.OAES
Extra fire Black Rr1adcloth- squirrel
lining shawl collars % blended
squirrel dnely tailored with
lapped seams --.,---..-..-..-.- %. .9S|
FUR LINED COATS
chiffon broadCiOth. superb squirrel
lining beautiful shadugs-eNtra
large shawl collar % Persian
Lamb or E!ark INnN
worth $500 ........--.. -.---,--. - 90
All the above are ~ inches long
douhi~ breast and worth az least 20
Per cent mere than prices quoted
NEAR SEAL. CAFES
Sab'r CO. -alF 'rn -1. lars rt-l
rpi1r.ru= 1t ia-h length ~k.rner
setin ined -........ %. .9S te s}N. IS
Special values Ilght thTO the line.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15

ages and all occaaionsS
FOR WOMEN
Sbutton length
1c-button Glace Gloves
Black. White and Tan. .Isu-vA n
Guaranteed KID Giovss- "A
1 ana z clasp p-----...-~-s,-..-~ .0A
Glacs Kid-2clasp-
Eusseted fingers -Ss..-s.-A A0
Kid Gloves-Black, White ana an
shades clasp-valus -4S~.~ ~
Misses Golf Cloves
plain or fancy colors- -Q0
FOR MEN
Fish. Clark q Elaxxs....f S0L.0 m
Adler, lined and uniinsd. I 40 soS 90
Mems n-F1eece-ifnsd-aiso
nnsd and unlined Bucksktn SO toA dn
Mems Capsskin-shesp wool Hrso. q "a
Mems Fur top Geuucetx~-.S 90
FOR JUVENILES
Misses Glace, Mocha Pfcu~ ana
Dogskin-lined and ur1lined- Qa
Misses Kid-Tan. Russee. Rsd
Whftes Brown ...s...~.A~s ia
Boys Buckskin-ons diasp.~..>-.s. -1Q
Boys Astrakhan GlovsA-->.-4 4Q
Boys Knit WOOL. 0Q 40
Boys Kid and Mocha.-,->--------7
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
T0UI & Mems Cvercoats
worth S12.0o r. S1ANn O "a

Black and Oxford Frieze, and hand
some Ovsrplaids and Mixtures-linings
are or hne Venetian or al-wool serge
have all the latest points OF fashion
and workmaEship-16 to 90 yrs
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
Special Reductions IN
Fine Eillirery

As portion OF space was needed
for our Great Holiday stocks Of
Dolls and Games. the following re-
ductiOnS are made to clear stock -
WOMEN'S TRIMMED HATS
We're S2oOo. 1 3. 90 Were $1,000 g 90
Were sI5.oo- 1000 We're $3.50. 5. 90
We're $500. . .9S
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
Boys Long Overcoats
Young Mems Suits
that were sl2.oC. 7.es

Thibets. Worsteds Cheviots and
IWeeds-all most desirable fabrics
single and double breast-3O to S6 chest
best Innings.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15

MISSES SUITS. In
Evening Dresses and Coats, below
former prices.
E,retelle Tatetas Dresses With full
pleated skirt. S%.oo
Mixed cloth Suits. Various models
1900
Three. quarter length "Box" Coats
with inlaid collar of velvet 1@5o
Mixed cloth plain blue Chevot
Coats. i".'o
CHILDREN'S
Imported Dresses. Coats, and Fur Coats
below former prices.
Blue Cheviot Box Coats Sizes q to
Blue CheviOt BOX" Coats. Full
length. Finished with braid on collar
and cuffs Sizes 4 to IA years 100
Full length "BoX' Coats. Plain or
mixed cloth. Sizes to IA years 1880
Russian Blouse Dresses. Pleated
back and front. Sizes to 12 years 45o
Dresses Of various materials ana
models. Sizes 6 to 12 years 90
Bretelle Dresses with or without
guimpe TO 12 years 500
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
RALT1EonE {. CEIQ 7. r.

BAL 4E-UEE & C-4U y. "
EOYAf. rI.L l. LIN IT, It;AN>-
Every uti4,r uoJr on tHe even hour
70 BALTIMORE AND hINGIpN
Leave New - orlS C.tN- -id - i-Io =
WASHINGTCN. 81 peTs, - - pm ~ ~ alN
.WASHINGTON. Uirer. % am >Vp am
WASHINGTON, Dine. ~ am ~ ~ W. W. an an
.WASHINGToN, Diner II op an = = ~ ~ Il - .
sWASHINGTIN, Buffet lsu pm ~ w pln
''RON Al LTD. btHer' go pm :" - @ pui
'WASHINGTON. Diner, 1.a pn v ~" ~ ti oi.i
.WASNINCTON. Eunet. 20" pm ~ F''
'patIv
Through Daily Trains 70 the West
Leave New York CITY. -%i - i,to y Il
CHICAGO PITTSBIRG, I. 90 am Np am
CHICESO. COLUMBUS. II ~ ain y 10
PITTSBtf RG. CLEN t1l. u. a-nV tlu 4S ~ P P.I'
"PITTSBURG LIMIT u. t91 pm i'uV PM
CIN. ST iOjIS LOUl~N- ~ PR 4 80 80 a in n
CiN 81. LOUIS LOUSY eSe am am 10 q 90 go am am
GIN ST LOUIS. Lou TSN-. b-So pm tVu pm
ONE: 245. 434 1890 Broadway. Astor
House los GreenHtch -. - nIon square
N yqt Grand St y. Y. 36 Fulton 81.
F{rGotiyn: West 22d 81 and Liberty 81
After & y u Steering AZ reservations
and ft-ll Information regarding tat"S. "te .
r-n be ottg led at E'lr - - ln. M '''n.
n & o r. n ed St Terminal 'fhoEs
No. Chelsea Al<A
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
II In Doubt
Give Gloves

Any mistake IN sizes Wfu bA-
cheerfully rectified after
Christmas. Here are all
kinds of hand coverings fursau
ages and all occasions
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
James McCreery g. Co.

EATERS. In Both Stores.
for Ladies and Children.
Norfolk Coat Sweaters. White, Car.
dinai grey. Ladies' Military Blouses.
Odd sizes cfhand knitted Sweaters. 1.S5
vaIue o
Ladies' Golf Vests 1.5O
value o S.5
Boys and Girls Sweaters and Norfolk
Coat Sweaters for small children Toe
Included in the regular stock of chill
dren's Sweaters are exclusive patterns
of handmade Norfolk Coats and full
fashioned Sweaters introducing the new
sd0iI' Sweaters.
Orders taken for any size.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
l.-ELEGANTLY furnished apartment: prt-
vate bath 81 so daily; including meais,
two s25 weekly. one. SIS. The Alabama
10 East 11th st.
75TH ST. 1874 WEST.-Room. dressing
room. for couple; select private house
superior board: references.
SID ST. 14s WEST Pleasant room; ex-
cellent Southern table: table guests.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
LOST.

LOST or STOLEN Bankbook No. 800 225
Of the German Savings Bank in the city
Of New York corner ith ave. and l+th ST..
issued TO Elsa Geieng. All IeTsons are
cautioned against uegotiating the same. II
NOT returned to the bank on the "a day OF
January. 1907. a duplicate Will be Issued.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

l46TH ST, 42O WEST.-NeatIy furnished.
medium size. outside rooms: improve
ments; subway; T.. reasonable. Preston
IRVING PLACE, 67-Comfortable front
rear parlors; private bath, etc other
rooms; running water; telephone. references.
s3D ST AZ WEST-Parlor and bedroom;
adjoining bath; breakfast. Jewett.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

Silas Hodges was in Monday to
see if the county commissioners
could be induced to do whatever is
in their power to have a r o a d
opened south OF town five miles to
connect with a road he a d h i S
ncighbors have built this way from
the Puerto community. Hodges
feels that the Countv should h G y
the Puerto people in securing this
road which is for the welfare of
Tucumcari and many taxpay-
ers OF Quay county. This paper
realizes with the MAORI ty of our
people that we must have better
roads into this city, we are certain
that the county commissioners will
do whatever is in their power to
make good roads wherever they are
needed.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14
GOOD COMMON N

According to the New Mexico
newspapers Ex-Governor Cakes
Murphy recently visited in that
territory, was interviewed 10y the
newspapers and in each and all OF
them he asserted most positively
that the people of Arizona are un-
alterablv opposed to union with
New Mexico in statehood, and
that there will be nothing gained
in irving 10 convert them. lie cX-
pressed a hope that New Mexico
people would let Arizonians work
out their own salvation, and make
no attempt at PROSECUTING in this
territory. In fact his desire is so
he said that the people Of each
territory make no effort whatever
to affect public sentiment in the
other.
But what was the very visit to
those cities by his eX.eXcellency
but the act of an Arizonan doing
the very thing in that territory he
opposes being done in Arizona by
New M~eXiCans?
And WHY should not New Mcxi-
cans come to Arizona to discuss
this great question of statehood
before Arizona audiences? And
why should not Arizonians present
the issue as it seems to them to
the electors Of New Mexico?
Surely this continual effort to
throttle discussion Of statehood is
a very strange and un-American
proceeding. But it is easily &C
counted for. The anti-jointurites
fear discussion because the merits
Of the case are all on the other
side. They fear instruction Of the
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14
OKLA. GUNNER HONORED.

Rocky, Ok, July The worlds
record for naval gun practice now
is held by an Oklahoma boy.
Ensign S. M. Robinson, former
" of Rocky, but now in charge of
the gun practice on the y. S. bat
tleship Ohio of the Asiatic squad
ron, set a new worlds record in a
recent target practice.
He was presented with a hand
some sword by his crew after the
practice.
Ensign Robinson is a cousin OF
sheriff J. A. Street Of this city and
of curse Street is Justly proud of
this great record.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

There is a steadily growing sem
timcnt in Arizona for statehood.
1t seems to be the Copper Queen
vs.. Arizona in this fight. The
Nogales Oasis and a number Of
other strong journals are pro-
Shareholders and going to show
the matter up to the people in the
proper light. Long may you
wave, gentlemen, statehood we
must have if it be possible. Zone
state no dependency" is the slo-
gan in New Mexico.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

Hearst ~editorially declares he is
not a candidate for the democrat
ic nomination for president and
that he intends to support Bryan.
This is a wise conclusion on the
part Of the man OF many newspa.
pcrs as he realizes the doubtful
ness Of democratic success no
matter who the leader may be. II
it is Bryan, Bailey, Folk, Steven
son or Hearst, the result Will be
the same: nothing in it for dcmoc-
raCv.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

Judging from the tone Of t h e
Albuquerque newspapers they are
thinking more OF Delegate Andrews
than they did in days ( II o t
very far by. They recognize him
as a man who does things { c a =.
sionally anyhow.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

There is no malaria in QUAY
county, no mosquitoes and plenty
Of good health. There never was
a hungry man in this county, (mi-
gratory hobos excepted whether
he worked or not, but the fellow
who don't work may get a little
lank in the future as labor is con-
sldcrcd respectable now in this
country and if one will take a look
at the wide acres put to crop
here this year he will decide it is
time to be doing something.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

The paint brush is going it all
Owe town this week and the way
it improves things is wonderful.
The News office is getting its share
of the improvements.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

Copious rains for a week is what
We have TO report in Quay county.
The Campbell system OF dry farm
ing has been raincd to death here
for the past two vcars-somc OF
them have to 90 to their farms
now in boats. This is a good
country.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

If your stomach troubles you do not
conclude that there is no cure, for a great
many have been permanently cured by
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets'
Try them, they are certain to prove bene-
fetal, They only cost a quarter. Sold
by All Druggists.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

X. l.. Patterson says he can put
up a stake in his field and look out
owe it and see the corn grow. He
has the prettiest farm we have seen
in this country and there are many
good ones
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

Dalhart has made up $4,000 for
a county fair this fall. What is
Tucumcari going to do? At a
meeting there with eighteen peo-
pie present 5000 were raised in n
CIV minutes. Dalhart people
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

This paper was awarded t h t
county printing for a period OF one
yea by the county commissioners
this week on a competitive bid.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

1t is a good business proposition
to keep your name and business
before the people, even if you can't
afford a large display space.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

Quay county will rival Rocky
Ford, Colo, this year in the pro-
duCtion Of melons.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-14

Another good soaking rain Mon
day night makes the world 0 o K
brighter to Quay county farmers.