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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-07
Dodson News Bud set.

Correspondence
James Briscoe is breaking a broncho.
Mr.. Wallacos' two little children are quite
sick.
The cherry crop at the Cronavar ranch
is fine.
Mr.. Rector of Ogal Flat, spent Sunday
in this community
Mrs. Cooper and daughter are visitors
at w. J. Caps.
Mr.. Bond of Quay, is at work in our
neighborhood this week.
Mr.. Cresswell and wife we're guests Of
Mrs. Ella Davis Sunday,
MIR. Will Horton says he has fine pros
poets for a big bean crop.
MIR. Eslinger reports considerable dam
age to his garden by rabbits.
John Eslinger and wife took dinner with
Uncle George Davis Sunday.
Mrs. Cooper has twenty-five acres of
beans planted and they look we'll.
G. W. Jones and Gus Buyers have quit
the "broncho busting" business.
MIR. Severa and brother came in this
week with seventy-five head of cattle.
MIR. Moore. who lives east of Tucumcari
is in our n~eighborhood cattle trading.
Four more homeseekers, from Chickasa.
Indian Territory, are here looking for
homes.
We had a gentle zephyr" dust ladened,
Wednesday. DR. lPolly Scroggins' office
was turned over.
Claud Baker will arrive here in a few
days from Texas. Wonder if Dodson will
loose another girl.
MIR. Scheely and family we're down &c
hear MIR. Jefery preach. He says his CROP
is not a good stand.
Invitations are out for a dance at Mr.,
Wayne's new house. Quite a number OF
young people are planning to attend,
MIR. Parker has returned from his triI
to the plains and reports grass as good a.
he ever saw. He says the loco weed from
some cause is dying and that cattle are fat
The Dodsonites are complaining ovel
the bad conditions of the roads between
here and Tucumcari. The roads are fenc
J cd so that it is quite difficult to go to thu
county seat.
MIR. A. Bledso and Miss Jennie Brisco'
we're married at Abeline, Texas, and ar
rived in Tucumcari Saturday night on
!, visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Briscoe ant
; John Briscoe and wife.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-07
Old Chronic Sores.

As a dressing for old chronic sores there
is nothing so good as Chamberlain's Salve.
While it is not advisable to heal old sores
entirely. they should be kept in a good
condition for which this salve is especially
valuable. For sale by Pioneer Drug Store
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-07

There is building brick for sale at Jack
son-G albraith-F Fox worth Co. #
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
IN DIST NO. 2

Water rent qua In August Tor
August. September aud October II
not paid By August 1tht becomes
delinquent District includes OH the
city between center line Of Union
aud East Union. aud ecntcr iiue
of Caller, West Galcf aud east Caller
ats Aetsred water due from Isl
to goth of each month. becomes de
linauent on the goth go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
FREAK EVEN
FOR THE DAY
~x,r WINS rsE After
.noN GANG WHILE ree
.,Ats rAkt TIE LONG eNp
:. ysu doRslNo SCORE

m..,,,e and san Francisco h.,...'
- la Eamss YESTERDAY uv
e, -, me mofnlns game when
49, s.ass we're al aeainat thesn.
NJ. 80 siNashcs did exactly the
- .s,ns ia the afternoon meet
~ s,msss started flpElns COY
- -. ii The naorainE Esuie ano
= s,,ars toee to hlm liee reia,
= N the elshth hltt waa pa,
80 e,'s.s slmcas sob and saved
Z il Vas ra1hsr sad. ts'a. as
= 81 s.s.,sss Asd 10 hits 90 their
y usae fae Seals we're there
si 80 aaa Myers wcge te ep'
vs nl,eeefs N the afternoon
f'ess ne seals landed GA Oar
rsss 81. n. a,as ruas ~ the end Of ne
= - ,~nlas Il iookcd IKE a Ger.
49, y 's ,als STAGE o. the same. bat
pav s. !. suaaealf avosc 90
= .l.s.s nd pus Il over him In
W. - Hiti Vas rushed % he
az seesaa tsme. bat eogidn :
" - asy The scores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
OUAKERS COMING
TO THE COAST

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug pa a
colony Of Qunkora. numbering
something like 50 families. is De
sifoua OF locating In Western Wash
inRton. Their special representa-.
tive. g " Adams. n IN fhls citr
with a view Of securing a tract %
land Of loo acres. on which fheY
may settle ST Adams said today
that the colony glil be- made up Of
Quaker families from Indiana
Iowa. Kansas and Oklahoma The
plans ~ the colony are 20 move
early IN the spring. IN order 10 get
settled In their new domain la time
TO get crops In the ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
BIG REVIEW
PLEASES ALL

CAMP TACOMA. Aux 20
About 5000 soldiers. regulars and
Fuardsmen. comprising cavalry, a.
tiliery and Infantry. paradise In
grand review before HnK Gen.
Frederick Funston. bis staff. ana
great crowd u official and unoffi'
clal spectators on Sunday The
review was in brigade formation.
The second regiment. Washing
ton National Guafd. vas brigaded
With the Seventh and Twentieth
regular infantry. headed b. the
Twentieth reEimeufnl band. Col N.
= Maus commanding The state
troops made an excellent showing
Immediately after the review the
Washington troops we're dismissed.
over 10000 people Witnessed the
spectacle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

Inspector u aud other well known
EDrHes Owing - tie plunging
pfocllvftioa OF Mike Dryer the
brothers Dissolved partnership
Phil Dryer quit racing horses
and bought stock IN several race
tfacks aud Is now rated 4 million
sire while Nike afterwards went
into = racing partnership with
Richard Croker. which WIS not sue
csaHful He afterwards went 70
England. where be- had all kinds Of
bad luck and returned 70 this eOun.
try hGve III years Rg0 not only
broke bat paralyxed az ueil and
helpless From that
time until his death he has been
practically dependent on hia
bounty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
oAARlgY 80 ooGs III.

charley Halt who only a short
tine ago 8fneiatsd au the firms
lime FOR she seattle ball team. pitch
81 fur Cincinnati against Boston
yesterday Charley held the Bean
eaters down 30 five hits. while Cha
efuuati got seven off of Pfeiffef.
bat ihe Reds lasi ths game because
the team behind Charley made too
many errors. tao slid throws be-
iag made thaf sent Into the grand
stand The game was called after
tie seventh BY mutuai agreement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

10 10 prove that the two profess
siana do not mix
But there are exceptions 10 every
rula NOrklne on the stage DID not
iniuro Jack Olifieu Battling Mel
son proved immune to tho faneies
although he Was threatened With .
couple OF breach Of promise suits
VIII Sam berger prove another
exception That ia what tbs. wise
guys ara ell waiting TO Ind nui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
PLUNCER DIES
WITHOUT CENT
MIKE DIVER HAS FOR YEARa
BEEN DEPENDENT ON HIS
HRorHER's BOUNTY - WAS
NOTED BGTToR IN HIS DAY.

NEW YORK. Aug 20 Michael
y Dryer. At one tlue one Of the
most famous plungefn ia America.
died yesterday at hlt cottage In
brooklyn opposite the Gfayeaend
race track lie was brother Of
Philip J Dryer. president OF the
brooklyn Jockey club The two
bolhera were formerly in partner
ship ia the early days Of racing
and owned a0fne famous horses. IN
eindina Luke Blackburn. George
kinney. Richmond, Mas Woodfpfd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

aaHaHlafs nuHs ttn sifiens : HtIa
Hff sfHtazss q Nhrss eass htlaa sprnasf Z
HitHHhfaHt Tvs nAaa hits taa MHfan
airslh Hlanksaahir Raaftnes hits aplss
lIiaHH eHsafr NaHieF fffsi bass 90 called
- lfs uH Nfaksfs a ~ shnahs { atIlsrk
Haf HN AtckHfs 3 ~ situuaa 4 tlatfhia
FIas NteNafs ~ Nsreih 20 riaaksnahip
Easssi AL HlaHkFHshln ftme 81 Hanlr
hsaf Ard q tnfnutea tupIfa tIa.isan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

80 uiW HifHaA est IN a.fsla
. Msfsfa ~ hlli gll ~ sltst..
Wiie'H ~eafs fAssst halls afiaa Mia
riIah HHrefH FiH5a e EaHir -.
suiia HaHaan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

Hickory bnee applied famous American
oid Hickory" Jack
Hickory Part Of eouatry history
Calhoun and nsnton
bottom
old time hotel conpet without doen Or more on
its lawns vefsndas. " In the spacious hbfsrsA
Nothing this furniture but hlok
the OF The bottoms ana hach
plated by hand the hickory bark which can be strip
ped from the tree only Of the year
This hickory bark strength than ether seat
material N fact County friends who
their harness tied with Il
Ia lieu OF straps and strings
This product delightfully."- All framework
made hickory
eaiy treated 80 that all and insect life n fsafoyed
Our special old Hickory" request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
MAKES
HIT ON STAGE
nov WONDER 10 TEMPTING
TaG PalzG FIGHTER fAfg
nv GAZING OUT OVER THE
FooTLloHr -- MANY HAVE
GONE THIS ROUTE. b.

Sam nerser. the California hoy
wonder who put Il over 1ae y
Oiirlen ia that nov famous al
found 80 At Philadelphia, opened
his theatrical career the Other
night At the n1ou theater IN tha'
city. and. according 20 all reports
from the Quaker city. was a -pfn
nouneod success
la this connection there ate sto'
ries poiatiug out the disasters
which have invariably foiloWFd
fighters who have fratoTniked WITH
the footllghts and looked Al an Az
dicnce through the calcium glare.
Young cerbstt's Finish.
II IL polluted out that Young Cor
belts downfall as = pngiilst dated
after the beginning of his theatrical
career Terry Mcaoyern. the wise
ones say. was whipped bY Cofbett
tho first time because he allowed
theatrical engagements 70 interfere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
Tapped Old Fltr.

+ flixalmmona has sunk a fortune
on the stare, besides playing With
Tate by late hours aud pretty bub
Dies John T. sullivan was on the
road when the match with Tim
Gpfbott was made. aud no waa so
hHhly pleased with what he
Thought would be his prize lemon
that ha told stories OF q In an al
legged mon0loEue Harry Forbes
vas knocked out by Neil shortly
after his theatrical career started
benny fanEer WAS never the same
Upton slasher at the termination
81 his engagement at the Troeadero
theatsr ia Chicago.
Kid broad was a star until be
slipped at the Elorica OF the stage
career Tom shafksy developed
into a terrible npeudthrift after he
began giving exhibitions ia pretty
pink tighta fof the benefit OF those
out IN front Marvin Hart met de.
feat az the hands OF Tommy Burns
a few weeks after finlfhing an en-
RAgement his first and iast-in a
Chicago playhouse
These men and their ring history
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

49, - -. 50 Wsissss asfsla.
ET - &aasftss as ttA
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

With hla training stunts George
Dixon began to so the pace after
be heard tho band play out IN front
Little Tommy Fcitf had his head
turned toward chorus girls after
an engagement With bufiesqus
company that dated over the better
part OF one season Gua Gardner
was fighting et ratio which made
him look like a champion until his
manager unwisely SWt him on the
road with show then Gus broke
up the combination b. oioping with
The leading lady aud training with a
thing OF the past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

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hAitefies a1sstF ana NhHa NaflH sHd
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

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fiat1sftss ulFna altd ssa4as F8taxasa IA
su1 nssau tfunirs ruFftne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

10 off price $5luO
the "Old Hickory" reproduction
Of the historical Andrew Jack
son chair.
this Is an exact duplicate OF the
original chairs IN which Andrew
Jackson used 60 sit IN the long
summer days and take comfort
IN hia declining years
see Andrew Jackson rocker TO
match.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-03

The Division of Publications is the
publishing house of the department from
which issue all the yearbooks, reports,
bulletins, circulars. etc. that are dis
tributed free or for which nominal
charge is made. It's force comprises edi-
tors, proof readers, compilers, indexers,
abstractors, artists, draughtsmen, en-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
NEW MEXICO HAS COPPER
MIXED IN WITH GOLD

A correspondent writing from Dem
ing says The smcltor 0f the Luna
Lead company nt Doming has re-
aumcd operations with sufficient ore
Ia sight Tor a long run,
CLANCY brothers lest week boughi
the Copper Dick mines M Hachlta gor
500, 0Q0. paying down no per cent of
she purchase price. The second rny-
ment is 90 be made in June and work
Is 10 commence this week on tho
property. }. y. Tyler of ohio has been
the owner of The group for che past
hiloon years The Copper Dick ia pate
ented, but the surrounding claims are
not. The annual assessment work on
these cialms alone paid an expenses.
besides leaving o good profit. even
though the expense OF hauling che ore
tc Supar was considerable. thla being
d0uo away WITH however since the
building OF tho LordsburR- Hacnlta
road by the El pas0 a Southwestern.
Some Years the profit above tho as
eeasmcnt work amounted 90 $4,000 n.
Y. Williams ol Canada viii De super
intendout OF the property for tno new
owners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
IS THIS A CASE
OF souR oRAprsl

n was reported about the Capitol
building thls forenoon that Professor
Charles r. Reyes. who was recently
replaced as president of the faculty at
the School of Mines by the hoard of
regents of that institution. was In tho
city yesterday and called on Governor
haEerman Tor The purpose OF nlIng
charges against the management of
the Institution. The truth of this re-
port could not be suhst1ntlatod today
New Mexican.
~ the above IS true. Prof. keycs
Will be- preierrlng the charges against
himself, for hc was the president of
ihc faculty aud therefore this "man
aeomcnt' OF she institution The
board on regents wanted q man ia
charge who would devote his time
l0 the Institution and the students.
and not one who had aO many irons
on the Gro that he kept travelling an
over the territory; hcnce the hoard
finally fonA action, and named q man
who Wll devote his time io the school
to succeed Prof Keys The Evening
Citizen does not believe that Prof
koyca has any charges Co prefer
against The management; such action.
IL contemplated and put into eaecu-
iinn, would reflect upon Prof koyea
and chat tu hts great disadvantage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
BURGLARS MAXI ANOTHER
RAID AT ASH FORK

Ash Fork, the scene of two rob.
berries within the past zen days, was
again i1uchcd up lho other night
whom tFo burglars entered tho room
occupied hy pa Durham on tho sec.
Ond story ~ the Ash Fork Hotel. and
Appropriated an the articles Of cloth.
ing Up ighi says i1c Prefc0it Journal
Miner
From the Information nd hand d ap-
pears Dat up 90 Monday the room
was occupied solely hy Mr.. hunhum
and telegraph operator the latter
lmyng for Southern California on
that day. employing before his depart.
uTe two natives 10 take his trunks
from the place
Ono of the natives. who u minus
am arm. Is an old offender. and sus.
ploion naturally scattering on him. the
vigilance of the officers was rewarded
early Do tho day, when DO offered a
pair oi shoes be,onnug ~ Dunham,
f'r saie at a reduced price HIS ar.
rest promptly followed. bat he re.
lgacd DO reveal the identity OF hia
Nriaor to inc crime. Who O thogght
10 have succeeded iu maklnE his
escape from the town.
He Was nrrNmed before The iug
tlco ~ tho peace there yesterday and
pleading guilty was Hontcnccd 90 90
days n che county jail Deputy
Sheriff Foley arrived hers laai oven.
/ ing, lawns me prisoner in charFo
and p.actd hlm in the custody % me
shenifs ONCE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
cAs'sNTs'' T aioar HOUR oAv.

The C1rpenfer' strike was short
lived. says the las Vcaae Optic. It
terminated Monday night. and ended
ln victory for tho strikers. The
orly contentlon was FOR tho eight hour
day which nll bot one OF che con.
tractors finally decided to allow.
rather than 20 ran chances Of losing
several important jobs In sight
% tb Wednesday night an hpf
ihrte of che contractors had consent.
ed % grant tho eight hour day asked
for by the striking carpenters and
ihe Two others were routed out of
bed 10 anix their signatures 10 the
written agrcrmCnt, Contractor Cau1
ins. &c Is Understood. ~ Nill holdlnq
out.
There need not b. any interruption
IN The Building operations Tho strike
lasted only two days and an is serene
again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
FORMER las vEoAN
DlNR AT nhtTf

The sad intelligence was received
BY wire at Las Vegas yesterday by
the rOlailyos oi Mrs. MI n Dice. f3r-
merly Miss Ellen Wood of that city.
thai hOr husband. Mari Dice. 4
very worthy and tsfimn0lo young
nan. for several years n resident Of
and we'll known la fAH Vegas. had
passed away at ~ o'clock az saiilllo.
Mexico Death resulted from nncn.
nionia. after an Illness OF several days.
ifs many friends an dlhoao OF hia
family aud relatives IN las Vegas re-
greet his sad aud unllmfiy end and
Offer their heartfelt sympathy Ia their
sad bereavement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
pes noNo FoR APPEARANCE
Az NEXT TERM or COURT

John n. Joyce Of Carlsbad. n. a.
formerly vice president oi the bowen
Joyce company doing business ai
pecos, Reeves county,. against whom
Eve Indictments were found BY Che
Reeves count grand jury nt ths April
torn on chaFgos oi making and caug-
Ing 90 be made false entries on tho
books ul the company, went q Fecoa
lsaf week and gave bond FOR hia ar
peafanc0 there al lbe next term OF
court. says ihc El pagD Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

District Clerk Vs. NJ Dame has 70
turned from 81 business TRIP t0 Mex
Sou
Hort M Cashy, roDr nliue an
oaston wholesale drug firm SIS oall.
Ing ON che trade in uho northern
towns
TNo original i,An iiaho from 40.
hnktm. "h g." is reslsiofod al tha
Alyafado. but Chiof notfc Rossi don't
know 81
Steve Can0Nnn "a pr mieui coal OPP.
orator of Gallup. d DO The city on
business. ile van probably return
Waai tonight
n q. Crwweil prQmigior ~ the
leading livery STABLE ST WinalOw
hriz. q va tho cliy meeting vita
ihe ahr.uora
W. ~ nroihcrion manager tor fhe
ClarkYlllo Coal company. OK CLARK
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
The LTNTMENT of our
FOrefatherS.

by pumping. when gravity win aeuiu
carry the water on through pipes 10
Eprls on VRWenqn.
This " a RUat undCtakinr. but
when che Santa ~ undertakes any.
thing q q nut dono hy halves. IL "A
She general opinion lhal arlosinn
water win le struck Of a reasonable
depih hlt ~ noe. there ia 30 doulf
that plenty Ol Watof can bo had. The
Test VIII % watched with interest
throughout the VALLEY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

MI nud Mra. ~. n Tf0tlor lef on
1a limited yesterday fof California
Nhey will visit San Francisco lfsl
aud inca los Angelica. Mr. Trolier "a
peeIA az return IN about ten days ni
tWo weeks. but Ans Troifor w.ll re.
main at Los Angelta Tor tumeiimc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

nr Mary Dryden. physician ai ino
Battle Geek. Mich. aanliarlum. has
arrived ln the city ami WIN De- She
guest % Dr Mary Hunter FOR three
WcohE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

TERRITORIAL TOPICS
FkAoua ouANTRnLllar

io FOUND DEAD
Jack eWarf. a pioneer ol Lea Cruz
cea. Was found dead in hla bed.
There i1 some talk % polaoninF Jact
was one OFF iho members 81 QuanirellE
famous guerilla hlrhWnymon. who
raided Missouri during the Civil war
The ontiro band served under q black
ilag ami The Gas waA found in Jacks
itlckci
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
TRAMPs SUSPECTED or
ROBBERY Ar SANTA noel

-. p. Dosior's drug store 81 Santa
Ross. Was hurElarizcd ana about 500
woria Of goods stolen, conalHinx Of
knives. vaEow. Eyeglasses. combs. a..
garH and generai miscellany of
small goods, suitable for hoboing
ones way through the country says
me Sum Several hohoC8 wcra CIR.
realei hut no goods were fouud on
them Tho goods evidently went out
~ town with a gang. Who took q
uiEht freight west Az the bohoee Ga
town have been lined go en0 sugrl.
Cious ones landed M iaii. ar. Doglor
offers f25 reward for enc arrest and
conviction of che gullly parties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Colonel w. s. flopewoJ, Of lho Al.
huquerquo Eastern Railway rompany
vas a PASSENGER for santa 10 thia
morning. The colonel says that Gen.
trll Torrance, 81 Pennsylvania, VII
hf Va che territory within a iew Weoka
or oYrN less time. aud that the gen.
cfai o. coming FOR DO other purpose
bat 10 prepare for the completion Of
ihe Albuquerque Eastern.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Mrs & D. Ariera hns gone 20 Calls
ioruia iar a short Visit