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PA~wNBROkERs' sALLs.

CENTRAL AUCTION 70. ". SHEEHAN.
Auct., 1852 1874 Canal ST., will sell AT 10 4. Nj:
Nov. 10 BY n, McAlcenan, t6a Fulton ST.. Brook
Ign; diamonds, jewelry. silycrwarc. DC. from
No. 1880, sept. IS, 10 No. 1919. Oct. 10. 1905. lnClu.
sivc, and all old dates held over.
,NoN. 10 BY NJ. Lavery, 54 9th av.; clothing
pledged TO Nov. 10. 1908.
Nov. Dry J. Simp son & CO.. :25 Park row.
diamondS. iewelry. silverware, sc, pledged 20
No. $1,000, Sept. !, 1905, and all goods held over.
Nov. 0-By e. Lavcry; clothing, SC.
Nov. 2I-By VI. Wen & Co. :s4T I'd av.: clothin z
pledged 10 Nov. 10. 1905.
NOV. 81 BY r. simpson Co, o Myrtle av., Brook
Ign; diamonds, jcwery, &c, to No. l77OO, Oct. I,
1905, and all goods held over.
Nov. 2c-By T.. BERGER. $50 9th av. and 400 West
ed 81. diamonds, jewelry, DC, TO Nov. 10. 1905.
Nov. e BY n. Miller. IA 9th av.: clothing pledged
TO Nov. 10, 1905.
Nov. - BY VI. Hackett: clothing.
Nov. 20 Rs II. BreCk wcdel, 473 Grand ST.: cloth
ing, &c. TO Nov. Is. 1905.
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HOTELS

i~.-ELEGANTLY furnished Apartments, private
18th. SIS deity. including meals. two. SIS weekly:
one. SlS. THE ALABAMA 10 T. nth 81.
SHANLFN'S new Empire and Flemish rooms
NJ broadway and Thirtirth 81. nov open
THE MOTEL PATTERSON,
50 West tSth ST. y. y.
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y clothing 10 order IN 81 weekly
pay ncnls' perfect NJ me material. EXCHANGE
C|ioTHINi'o, ~ broadway lcnirsnre on PARK
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OFFICE FURNISHINGS.


ga .SrIFFEL 4 FREEMAN. New and
sesp. Duaae o.. near Broadway,
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hELP NANThD-EEMALk.
HELP WANTED MALES.

AGGOCNrA NrS
Iirm Of public accountants want Hrst clns.
seniors. applicants must state cIpeTIcurp. uaur.
81 public accounting hrms with whom have Irru
engaged. references, salary, etc; also vhcihrr
willing to leave Nrw York permanently II desIrrd
positions ~ permanent. Address r.. boN iI2 Sm, nrlrr
SALESMAN Man experienced IN ceiling IN,
best Fountain Pen trade. Good Opculnr ior u-st
cNtsS 'Al' man ~ hsndlc high grade propcsiiiou.
state az, experience, present territory, and nl,r,
expected Mono hut hrS' class. cNpcrlrnrcd man
need Apply. address Prs. T. -. box 1907. philt
dclphia. "a.
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LII. FIRISkI. AuCt.. 20 Bowery. sells alto 4. NJ
Nov. 10 Onlcr IL ErcMnd & Co. ieMcIrY

Ii. FIKI > kI, Auci.. 20 BOWeTy, sells ltlO \. NJ.
Nov. l9-Ordcr ". Frcund & CO.: jewclry.
Nov. 20 Order q. Mint. 1890 I'd aV.; all diamonds.
watches, iewclrN. goods every description pledged
prior Nov. 10, 1905. all Older dates.
Nov. ord NJ. Bruckheimcr. 1871 a.. lOS'h 81.
clothing. &c, pledged prior Nov. 10, 1905.
Nov. 2i-Ordcr VIM. GOldstOnc, ~ Park row all
diamonds, watches, jewclTy, goods every de-crip
tlon pledged prior Oct. 81, 1905, to No. 1904. AL
older dates.
Nov. 22-Ordcr VIM. simpson. Of Park row all
diamonds watches, jewelry, goods every deSCrlp-
tion pledged prior Sept. 10, 1905, tn No. 552ii, all
older dates
Nov. % Order n. Baruch d Son. 10 Avenue \:
HcilbIun Bros, 1874 LIST av,. clothing, &c, pledged
prior Nov. IL. 1905.
Nov. y Fine consignment icwclTy.
Nov. 20 order Ely Sobcl. 1877 sd av.: all diamonds,
watches, jewelrN.. goods every description pledged
prior Oct. 80. 1905. TO No. 5000, all Older dates.
Nov. ~ Order J. Anderson. 3O7 West AID ST.:
clothing. &c, pledged prior Nov. 10. 1905.
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~ BI.IC NOTICI.A.

WAETrD for IT.. :. Army. Able bodied unmay.
rlrd n"n between ages Of Il and IS. citizens OF
nlt"d states, 81 good character and temprTAts
habits, who can speak. read ard write Engll,b.
For information apply 70 Recruiting OrNccr. Is
"a AZ, 23sl "a hy, ~ Hudson st 7F9 8th av.. 4;
Park rov, "a EogtlAn6t ~. New YORK: or Ja3 FuI
Ton s.. io7 BROADWAY. Brooklyn.
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ULIUs sHONGOOD. Auct,oneer. o, Bowcry.

JNbIlS VIC NtIOOD, Auction"er. ~ BOwcTl.
by Jos. ShOngoOd'S Sons, AuCtioncors:
Nov, Ie-Clothing. &c. up to No. 1000. Marks
Loan ONCE, 1857 3d aE. n. Rosenberg. SJ6 sth aV.
Nov. D-Clothing. &c. pledged from No. 3ggOl
10 4O0aa. H.. & {. Lang. 100 Avenue &.
Nov. 3i--JeWelry. watches, diamonds. &c. J..
Chaser. So CRtharinc 81. $. Lehman. Brooklyn.
Nov. 81 Clothing. &c. ". n. GentEIinger 05
Amsterdam av. l. Jacobs, gs3 Sd aN.
Nov. % -Jewelry, &c, pledged To Nov. 10, 1905.
W, II. GentZllnger. p5 Amsterdam aN.
Nov. q Clothing. DC. pledged prior to sept. T..
1905. Providcnt loan Society OF N. v. 30 attn av.:
lSG Eldridgc st: Tia West Id ST.: los Fast 18th ~.
Nov, e3,-Clothlng, &c. pledged to Nov. 10 1905.
l.. bernstein, cess sth av.
Nov. 23.-Jewelry, &c. j. J. Aaron q Son. IOI
Grand st.
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WANTED

Moiorn"n and conductors for trolley road oItbir
forty mics ~ Now York good wages paid. no
labor agitation write for fll particulars Nddrc,,
e r.. boz li Sun once.
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AGENTS

ADMINISTRATORS, accident and death: one
OF the best Insurance companies wants agents
they can make $50 per week. Address y. box $3.50
Boston, Mass.
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EWhNTEp Men vho understand jaclf ,poollnv
hcanllnK. cotton warps; steady pnrk. good paV
Apply LEES MFG 20. 40 broadway loom ii5i.
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DEPARTMENT or DOCKS AND FERRIES.
Sealed bids for OnS. etc. 1O3J, VIII be received
by the Commissioner ~ Docks AZ Pier ~" nat
terry Place, until - O'Clock noon, November 3Hh.
1874. NOr IA lCUlar- sec CRY Rpcordl
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APARTMENTS rO LET-FURNIsHED


L~-FLFGANTLN furnished Apartment. private
bath. $3.50 daily; including meals, two. s25 weekly.
one, SIS. " ALABAMA. IS f., 18th ~.
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MONEY TO LOAN. Improved properly. GU
answer C~OSTLASDr MORTGAGE co. 81 WNlli
AZ
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SELECT APARTMENTS BROOKLYN

FIRST FLAT, E7O Lexington Av six rooms, bat
and basement. ROBERT T. BROWN, 20 Nassau 81
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PROPOS


DEPARTMENT OF Nd
Sealed bids for repairing and painting Municipal
Ferryboats. etc. and Miscellaneous supplies there
for mo. 1908 will be received by the COMMISSIONS u
OF Docksat pier"A, Battery Place, Borough OF Man
haitian. untll y O'clock noon. November %. l0O6.
For particulars scc City Record
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HIGH class, 8 and 7 room apartments, modcrat
rentals. SOl.NNO Il MONIDA. 907 2O0 Dyckman =
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
THE GRAND HOTEL,
CATsKILL MoUNTAINs. N !

CAIEkILL MOUNTAINS, y. 7.
cFsas Juae 27th. Through Coach and Drawing Room
setT1ca from Kew YORK. Altitude 1900 feet
PEfssEger elaya4cr IL ali aeors Unexceed cuisine.
2ct.ce E11El~ suite private
ooE AEsr 70 AIRED Elliott, Manager. Hicks Bldg,
\ --f Broadway and 2~th s. elevator 2sth St,
sItsa-e New Eok telephone AIS Mad 27th
s-s ;at esie address The GaaG Hotel Company High
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
Countru Board IVanted.

N\TANTER--Rg a lady, rom and board for the s,T--
w mer - private family o. refined and CdHcalsd
people residing suburban distF'ct ah1ue trf-t
New York: Jersey pFsfsETe4s boarding
touses need answer. J. H. BOX q. tribune tptnun -
fee No laG8 Broadway.
BOARD wASTED-June to October within Afty miles
09 Sew NOTE. BY lady partial invalid. Whsso can
have soE1e attendance; desirable party. Otscl.
terms moderate; care extra reference. 3. q ~,
zFibuEo Of7se.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
RED SWAN Inn.

WARWICK ORANGE CO.. y. Y,
Opens JuHe only city: quiet.
fined homeke electric lights steam heat private baths
elevator; garden; excellent table: finest GOLF
COURSE beautiful drives; delightful climate. Address
booklet until May 25th c. II. BARTLETT Bart
Inn. Lakewood N J.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Hot Springs
CANADA.

FOR SUMNER TRIPS.
Write @. r BELL. Gslsr1 PessezssE 4ss-z GraSsd
Trunk Railway System Montreal Canada, Cor kall-
some Illustrated descriptive matter of ta 61ssE plar
grounds in America.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
Books and Publications.

- Panoram 1Hl5 inchesl ef DESTROYED section. h pail
90 cents stamps or money also complete set Of ndtvda
views. Send stamp for list PANORAM VIEW CO. @%4l
Adaline ST., Oakland Cal
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
THE KITTATINNY.
PENNSYLVANIA

ptlANAKE WATER GAP PA
re Paradise o. America C8gacsv. 200 Ore, e~-,
Aay ~ Nossaoer ga hours from New Yark ga rsa
Nase g AAeNasnn1a r r. without GHang. a cars
[lgJ garage WEu, ruE S1sc-al rates "a
tloa4ec CHARLES = COPE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

CATSKGLIs n. 4.
VII cs~E - gu5e, BnoSr new management Private
4Es have osea ADDED and many improvements
nsAE Illustrated booklet. rep
lsssa;al.se VII can hoor plans ana photographs
AeaFeas FRANK X. ROGERS. Manager. CatsEiIl n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
School agencies.

FISEIE z. MIRIAM C0YRIERE AGENCY. $50 5th Ave
IL New York City. makes speciality % eGrsslsrtl
furnishing parents full information o. good seoos -
instructors in Oh bTaRGhea Established leso
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17
LABOR NOTES.

Benjamin Drake, who was a charter member
of Typographical union, No. AZ, died recently
at his home at Maple Plain. DR.. Drake came to
st. Anthony in 1856, and was one of the printer
pioneers. About twenty five years ago he pur-
chased a farm at Maple Plain, where he lived
up to the time of his death. The. remains were
inferred at Maple Plain & -: Il
referendum vote is being taken By the
carpenters district council for the election of
business agent H. Nelson of .Cabinetmakers'
union, No. 1868, T. Ramm of Millwrights' un-
ion, No. 54S, and H. S. Bye Of the Cabinetmak-
ers, are the candidates. The vote will not be
complete until the 22d. = -aE n
Election of officers will be held by Cabinet
ma kers' union, No. 1858, on Tuesday evening
Officers will be chosen by Millwrights union.
No. 54S, Saturday evening.
New officers of the Carpenters union are:
President P. J. RELY: vice-president 10.
Lyons; recording secretary, E. Hawkinson:
financial secretary, William Murphy district
council business agent, Thomas McCourt; union
business agent, w. s. Fisher.
There are ninety seven members on the roll
of the new Hotel and Restaurant Employees
union in st. Paul, and Organizer Hoffman says
| the whole city will come into line.
| William Templeman special organizer for the
International Typographical union, who has
spent great part Of the last year in the
Canadian northwest, expects to be in Mime.
Iapols and st. Paul for some time He will
|continue in the employ of his union. E
Youngstown, Ohio, is said to have been in.
vaded by the Industrial Workers Of the World.
and attempt is being made to organize the
1 building trade crafts. So .s
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PoINTE9 PARAGRAPHS.
Chicago News.

Corner lots are not always dirt cheap.
Legal steps are those leading to lawyers Of
fee.
OF two evils. pass the. first up and turn the
other down.
It takes wman to put up preserves-and a
man to put up for them.
May we say that the mob at an improntu
hanging Is one kind of string band
The wise wife has weigh of her own, but
lets her husband have his own way q. s
There ares times when an actor doesn't eggs.
actlys like to see things coming HIS way 81
It's a mean man who will bunko his wife by
not leaving any change in his pocket 4Es ~
Aareeeiver for Zion City would discover first Of
all that the place was about out of peace 49,.
The judge may charge the jury but 1t is usu-
ally the defendant who Is compelled to pay the
freight. SO
1t has been noticed that the average man
would dispose OF lot Of his experience for 30
cents on the dollar.
A woman can gain her point in an argument
in much less time than she can gain it at the
end Of lead pencil. s ~
While the average woman displays good jude-
ment at bargain sale. she usually gets the
worst Of It when 1t comes to selecting Z hns-
band 81 ss,f 80 la To
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Some Florida Figures.

Some Elor1da E1gues.
A report Of the Florida State FEEDER
alton Of Labor, just received by a
illustrate what outside state bodies
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17
Deposit Money at Night.

Last month, a wise New. York bank,
realizing that there is much business
doors open the: full twenty-four hours.
On May 18th, the opening night, $780,
900 was deposited during the first FIVE
minutes and 100000 was the record
for the first six hours. New Workers
seem to be eager to help along this
new custom and the bank will probably
do a good business. There are many
people, such as restaurant and hotel
whom this custom will greatly benefit.
New inventions and new customs are
always springing up to meet new re-,
qutrements, but golden grain belt beer.
will always meet all the requirements
Of a home beverage. It Is pure, health
full and nutritious, and is truly liquids
bread. I
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17
KING . OF |: :BvN|k|0 men |. .
SHOT WHILE HI ] !: ..LO0TIhG
Notorious Criminal Thought to
= Have Met Thief's Death
in Frisco. -~

San Francisco, June 16.-Is Harry
Walters, alias Harry Williams, but bet.
ter known in police circles as "Doc"
Walters, and admittedly the cleyerest
bunko man who ever Operated, deadF
At police <headqna rters It IS general
" believed that Walters was shot by
soldiers during the night following the
first day Of the great holocaust. 1t was
reported then that he, with two others,
was caught looting in the banking dis
trict; that he fell with a bullet thru
his heart, and that his two companions
made their escape. The body of the
dead man, if it was Walters, was left:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17
Not Seen Since Disaster.

Be that as it may, Walters has never
been seen by any one who knew him
since the night Of April IS, and, altho
it may be because the police are glad
to be rid of such q troublesome Gus
toner that they gladly accept the shoot.
ing theory the fact remains that If
Walters were alive it would be prac-,
business in San Francisco at this time
and not make his whereabouts known.
For many years Walters operated sue
cessfully in this city, and many an un-
wary tourist who landed at the Golden
Gate with well filed purse departed
penniless, mourning the while that he
had been unfortunate enough to meet
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lying in the ruins, and the flames that
swept the section soon after the shoot
ing destroyed all possibility Of a salts.
factory identification Of the bones.
Men Of Walters ilk claim that the
man killed was not their king; that he
was too smooth an operator to ever en-
gage in looting; that it was too easy
for him to extract gold from the wax
let's Of the living, and that he would
never be caught doing the work Of the
strongarm operator, or the more ordi'
nary burglar ! - -. - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17

Everything indicates that the coming
year in State Federation of Labor mat
tiers will be good one. Progress was
made by the convention held last week,
and many important steps were planned
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17

The Hawaiian Board of Trade has given q
handsome cup for yacht race from San Fran.
cisco to Honolulu next June. 1t will be the
first trans-Pacifc yacht race on record. 1t In
expected that eight Hawaiian and American:
yachts will compete.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17

shows that hardly a month passed with
out the name Of Walters being recorded
he never did serve a Jail sentence for
his many crimes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17
BUSY YEAR IS AHEAD
FOR THE FEDERAT ION
IMPORTANT MATTERS ARE UP TO
A. F. OF L. COUNCIL.

Proposed Increase of Per Capita Tax
Will Give Organization Funds to
Prosecute Needed Work-Po litical
Activity Of Union Men Matter Which
Requires Careful Supervision.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17

which it will be the duty Of the feder-
alton council to execute. The new
council is made up Of live men and is
doubtless equal to the occasion. =.
Immediately after election, and be-
fore the convention adjourned, the
council met and organized by eiecting
E. G. Hall Of Minneapolis secretary.
Plans for the years work were dis
cussed and it was decided to call a
meeting for Sunday, June "a, at FEEDER
alton hall, St. Paul.
One of the first matters to: receive
the attention Of the board will be the
proposed INCREASE in per capita tax.
able action uoon this matter, and It is
the intention to place the matter before
the affiliated unions in such light
that favorable action will be forth
coming.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17

the affable and willy "Doctorn early
during his visit. i y
+ First off, Walters would not think Of
troubling with man who could not be
touched for thousands, and altho ar
rested many times, some mysterious
''pull' = always seemed to save him
from the penitentiary. -. - \
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17
Luck Goes Wrong.

In later years. his luck seemed to
have gone wrong, and he. was forced
to resort to small trickery to garner
even $40 note. Arrest on charges Of
petty larceny nearly invariably fol-
lowed, but Walters success as police
court defendant barred conviction.
Vagrancy charges were substituted. and
to the supreme court was resorted to,
and he was seldom kept off the streets
for tvventy-fo four hours By tho police Of
,fcers who, were ever on his trail. -
s5S' Walters, alias Williams, alias Doc "
Walters, turned his first trick in this
city in 1893. His first record Of arrest
year, when Policemen Cleary and Allen
captured him just after he had sep
arated wealthy mining man from the
better part of $4,000. He was not con-
victed, and altho the prison register
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

and imnri ninety days, or by both such g..
trial court. . discretion of the
1906. ""y OF August, A. d
roo appF0v'd this nth day of Angus, 4 y
Chairman If JOHN J. PACE,
own of Tuon ., the board of trustees of tn.
ROBERT s. COULTER
- Clerk.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

20 snail pay the town of T0oru.
90 ad,aa 90 per year, payable ou,r,asI
N""ce on each game ~ 'erIy
90 on A, no more than one game shall b. poEIa'
90 time. 'e'ice at the san
20 cornora, loIThat any person, firm
a.on who shall refuse 10 nnr' .
o e provisions of sections seven ai1n, VIII
o ! nine of this ordinance a. e'ght ant
,r,dn license carry on any vocation bnsi" ",sn
, ,..a or occupation. or do anv A., BUSINESS or
"'n the limits of said town sor Jung
ni'o lee is required by sec,iors d
e's"t and nine of this ord;n.D seven
M, 0nV'ct'on thereof, be fired in , a""
= less than fifty dollars nor sum
IN ~ hundred dollars, or by imprisonm nnaa
the town Jail for a period 81 Comment
"'t'y days nor more than pine,, d.
~ oo'h such fine and imprisonnen, ",''
discretion of the trial cor.,
~" uay continuance or cord.-,, anu
SAID business, vocatio, 49,. in8 OF
by the Board of Trustees at a reg !
or special meeting, if the l~icensee shall I
lave violated the conditions under which I
he license shall nave been issued, or while
operating under the license shall have vio-
ated any of the avs Of the United States, !
he laws of the Territory of New Mexico J
Or any of the ordinances of the Town of !
or whenever, in the opinion Of I
he Board of Trustees ii shall be eXpedient J
% revoke such license; and from the time !
IF such revocation. such license shall be !
utterly void and of no effect, and the a J
mount paid therefor shall be forfeited to \
he town.
Section I2..-All license fees shall be paid I
the town clerk and all money collected J
Tor license by the town clerk shall be turn
ed over to the town treasurer as soon as re- 4
said clerk taking the treasurer's re- J
ceip, therefor. =
Section I3,-No. license shall be assigned
Or transferred except by the consent of the
board of trustees first had. \
Section I4.-If any person shall carry on >
any business, occupation or trade, requir- :
ing a license, at different places in said ,
town, at one and the same time, he shall !
take out a license for each place where such
occupation, business or trade is carried on. ]
Section IS,-Any person following any
business occupation or trade for which the
avenues alleys, public grounds or
vacant lots are used, and for which n license
is not herein otherwise provided for, shall
pay a license of not less than one dollar
per day and not more than twenty five dol
lars per day. said license to. be fixed by the
chairman of the board of trustees.
Section I6,-If any person shall, without
carry on any business, vocation,
profession or occupation, or do any act or
thing within the limits of the town OF Tu-
cumcari for which a license is required by
the foregoing provisions, and for which a
is not herein otherw wise provided,
shall. upon conviction, be punished for each
offence by a fine of not less than five dol
lars. and not exceeding one hundred dol
lars, or by imprisonment in the town iail
Tor a period Of not less than ten days nor
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

AS a dressing for sores, bruises andburns
Chamberlain's salve is all that can be de-
sired. 1t is soothing and healing in its eff
feet. 1t allays the pain of a burn almost
instantly. This salve is also a certain cure
for chapped hands and diseases of the skin
Price IS cents. For sale by Pionear Drug
store.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's
stomach and liver tablets is so agreeable
and so natural you car hardly realize that
it is produced by a medicine. These tab
lets also cure Indigestion. For sale by the
Pioneer Drug store.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15
ORDINANCE NO. 8
Licenses.

Of ''o"'ned by the board of trus,,
OF The town of Tucumcor;. 'uS'e
section ALI licenses shall hs s:,-
II CHAIRMAN of the board of ,rn"s
issued by the town clerk r,d.1 .
a'a the Official seal of the corno.o..
ppm payment of the fees and .r"''or
ordin.s ~" provided'and assessed bv =, b !;
ance for such license.
Mi. licenses issued under section fo,-
~. 'nance shall be issued and d,,aa
uay OF each quarter, and ,haN
a' oe due and payable on cal same
shsm part or fraction of a quarter Inan.
DC issued until the frs, of Tho '"SeS
succeeding quarter. next
e''on Sit shall be unla wf,, =.
oeto er ia. ID. 7 o5 for amy. a"u
the corporation to conduc, or carry on "a
.ne town of T%ucumcari, anv on IN
s.o,;ne or trade named in the foIIom;nr
tho without frs, having paid
o"" clerk the license fee ,h vi
R6ff 1ssurtik 'sa,d Incense. '"ereon to- .
Section All persons. irms or corpor-
atoms shall be subject to pay an a n n u a | ,
license authorizing the pursuit or conduct 9
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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

Green River whiskey, the finest
blend in the market, at the White
Elephant. If
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

Pure grain alcohol-we mean
pure-we guarantee it to be the
best-try illegal Tender Saloon
The wine what am Escapernong.
At the Legal Tender.
Largest and best line of cigars
at the Top Notch.