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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-21
Do You Want TO Know
What You Swallow?

There Is q growing sentiment in this
country in favor Of MEDICINES or KNOWS
COMPOSITION. 1t is but natural that one
should have some interest in the compo.
sition OF that which he or she is expected
to swallow, whether il be food, drink or
medicine.
Recognizing this growing disposition
on the part OF the public, and satisfied
That the fullest publicity can only add to
the wc!lCarncd reputation Of his mcui-
cines, DR., IL. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo. \. y,
has taken time 10y the forclock." az it
We're, and is publishing broadcast a list
of all the ingredients entering into his
leading medicines, the Golden Medical
Discovery the popular liver invigOrator,
stomach tonic, blood purifier and heart
regulator; also Of his "Favoritc Prcscrip-
ton" for weak, over worked, broken
down, nervous and invalid women.
This bold and out spoken movement on
the part of DR.. Pierce, has, by showing
exactly what his woll-luuwn medicines
are composed OF, completely disarmcd all
harping critics who nave heretofore un-
Justly attacked them. \ little pamphlet
has been compiled, from the standard
medical authorities of all tho several
schools of practice, showing the strongest
endorsements by leading medical writers
of the several ingredients which enter into
DR.. Picrcc's medicines. a copy Of this
little book Is mailed free to any one de-
string To learn more concerning the valu.
able, native, medicinal plants which enter
into the composition of DR.. PicYcc's med
icincs. Address DR.. Pierce as above.
DR.. Picrcc'S Pleasant Pellets arc tiny. sugar.
coated ambitious prGuulrS. They REGULATE
AID invigoratc stomach, Liver aud Bowels.
DO not h"Gcj the pin habit hut cure
cuns'i patton. On" or two each day for Il
laxative and regulator, three or four for an
active cataartlC. once tried always In favor.
$60s Goa TTs $500 A \ G,m in coo, sSno o;
Medical Adviser. u book that sold to the cX.
tent Of 10000 copies Il few
years ago, at El.5u per copy. ErzT
Last year "" gave away tPS3Sa
t3u.u00 worth Of these i]uvulul. <HySHj
bic books. This year we shall HPsoGrSI
give away $4,000 worth Of c,A Gosp1
them. VIII you shar, in this np IssnHsIi
benefit? II 50, Send only q ~ uazsI
Onc.ccnt stamps to cover cost
Of mailing only for book ia
sti1 paper covers, or 81 stamps v
Tor ClOth-huund. Address Dr.. ESl
Z. V. Pierce, Buffalo, ~. y. %@2S
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-21

A burglar Is not inclined TO be talka-
tive, but l.e IL likely to prove a &. eat
boro when he finds tho safe locked.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-21

Impatient men seldom accomplish
anything Of great Importance.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-21

hrs. Windows Soothing syrup.
For ohildren toething, softsns the gurus, reduces 70
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
READY TO RECEIVE
THEIR PEERLESS
LEADER
PROGRAM OF RECEPTION TO BE
TENDERED BRYAN is
COMPLETE.
MEETING AT THE GARDEN
To Be Supplemented BY Meeting In
Madison Square Park to Ac-
commodate the Over
flow.

New York, Aug, 2S.-The program
of the reception to William Jennings
Bryan on his arrival in this city
Thursday was given out by the re
cerlion committee tonight
The official reception will begin
with his arrival at D. m. Thursday
He will be met by subcommittee
headed by the chairman Of the recep'
ton, Governor Folk, OF Missouri. He
will be welcomed by Acting Mayor
McGowan. Six carriages will accom-
pany the carriage carrying Bryan,
which will be preceded by an escort
of mounted police.
On arriving at the hotel a special
committee representing various states
will receive Bryan, then will follow
general reception, after which Bryan
win spend the tilae in formal discus
sion until Z o'clock, when he will re-
tire to his private apartments to pre-
prepare for the meeting at the Garden
at 7:45
II Is arranged in order to accommo'
date those unable to gain admission
to the garden to hold an oVerilo"
meeting in Madison Square park.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
DISCUSSED PHASES
Of RAILROAD
RATE LAW
BETWEEN COMMlS
SION, SHIPPERS AND RAIL
ROADS.
ASK EXTENSION OF Time
RAILWAYS Want More Time in Which
Carriers Nav File Their Tar
ifs With the Com
mission.

Washington Aug. 2S-To dfcusF
certain phases of the railroad rate
law which took effect today there was
a conference which lasted the greater
part of the day between the interstate
commerce commission and ropresen'
taives of railroads and shippers ol
the country
Railroad officials present numbered
81 among whom were President Cad
well, of the Delaware, Lackawana and
Western. Vice President Grammar ol
the New York Central, General Coun
sci Malgey of the Pennsylvania Gen
eraI Counsel Clarady of the Mohawk
and f. Bentley. Of Chicago, j. a. Far
Hey Dallas, Texas and Jane May
inard, Knoxville Tenn.
Among the speakers for the ship
pe.s. the American Shippers assoc q
ton and Shippers Manufacturers az
sociation were represented
The railroads uniformly gave assur
ance OF their intention TO fully com
ply with the new law but presented
their views on the operation of Ger
tain provisions, among The p}iht|
urged being an extension of time I
which the carriers may file theif tar
ifs with the commission; continuance
of present method of posting tarlifs;
objection to any change in export anc
import rates impending full hearhl
and absolute concurrence OF all car
riers interested before the establi h
ment Of JOINT rates.
Shippers Representatives urged th'
protection of their interests, parucu
larly against railroads shifting clas
| hcations so as 10 put up rates an'
contending for discussion OF the com
mission in export and import charg
and for the publication of tariffs il
the full acceptance of the term
The commission reserved their de
cision of the questions brought up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
TWO GIRLS DROWN
In Swollen Creek at Night While Driv-
ing Home From Visit to
Friend.

Cincinnati o., Aug. 2S.-While re-
turning from visit to friends at
Loveland, Misses Lucy Hill and Flora
Mullen were drowned in Obannion
Creek last night. The buggy in which
they were riding with Edward Hill,
brother Of one of the girls, was over
turned at Stillman's ford by high
water. Hill succeeded IN getting to
the bank where he fell exhausted ana
lay Unconscious until found by search
crs. who heard the screams Of the
girls. The bodies of the young women
were found this morning -four miles
down the stream. The young people
lived at Pleasant Hill, a village a few
miles east Of this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
BLOWN OVER TREES
Man Torn tc Pieces BY Charge Of
Dynamite in Stumps Of
Trees

Henderson, KY, Aug. Is Houston
Leonard, aged 25, was blown to
pieces this morning while at work
blasting stumps on road near Reed.
this county Leonard had charged sew.
eral stumps with dynamite and one
which was heavily loaded failed 70
explode.
Leonard had been warned by the
boss of the gang not to return He
asked another workman to lead his
team away, and he returned to the
stump.
He was picking the fuse when the
charge exploded. blowing him oVel
the tops Of some trese and distlgurlnl
his face beyond recognition. His body
was torn to pieces and one hand coulo
not be found,
He is survived by his wife and {
young baby.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
.CATCH IOWA TOUCH
Desperate Who Held Town at Bay
for Weeks Rounded Up at
Last.

Webster City, Aug 2S.-After he
had kept whole township at bay foI
two weeks. held up number of far
mers on the public roaGs at night and
fred upon the few who refused TO
halt at his command aud finally being
chased many miles through corn
fields, woods and sIoughs, J. MeEl-
haney. the Ca township bandit, was
captured today at Blue Earth, MINI.
He had been arrested there for rob
bing farmhouse Local officers
identified him He will be tiied for al
tempted murder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
SHOT AN OPERATOR
While at His Post Of Duty-Not Slight
est CieW to Muir.
derer.

Michigan City, Ind, Aug. 2S.-A few
months ago the village of Galieu was
upset in racy story in which Lloyd
A. Dynes, night telegraph operator
for the Michigan Central railroad, and
popular young girl figured.
Dynes now lies cold in death, the vic
tim of a murderers hand. As he was
seated al his desk talking over the
wire TO the chief train dispatcher, +.
Is. Whpple of this city, some one en-.
tered the office. Dynes turned to wall
upon him and two shots were fired in
to his body His body was found still
warm by Conductor w f. Hutson
who entered the office for train orders
Two Chicago detectives arrived to
night to assist in running down the
murderer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
MADE PREPARATION FOR HIDING
BODY AFTER DRAINING
WITH Ak.
ROBBERY WAS MOTIVE
Wheeled Body Away and Dumped Il
In Alley Where 1t Was FouHd
Next Morning BY the
Police.

Spokane, Wash, Aug. rs. Sidney
Sloane, who was today arrested and
who confessed 10 the murder Of his
father, appears to have male every
preparation for hiding all evidence of
the crime.
He had taken an AK from neigh
bor's yard and waited for his fathers
appearance on the Gpper floor Of his
lome. Evidently he gtruck his father
on the head with the ak as the latter
entered his home After searching hs
fathers clothing for money which was
the motive for the murder. he Went
o neighbours yard. unlaaded a lot
)f apples from a wheelbarsow and,
arrying his fathers body downstairs
placed il in the vehicle lie then
wheeled il around the block and
Jumped the body in an allev Returns
ing, he washed ont he wheelbarr0w
and replaced the apples. He carefully
washed ffthe AK and replaced II. Tae
blood. soaked rugs on the floor OF the
bedroom we're washed as were aiains
On the floor upon which he placed scy-
sral Indian blankets. He aro~e early.
| this morning and, eating Mfs. Syna-
ers. who occupied rooms in the house,
told her his father had not been iH
that night and that he was going 70
look for him. While he was talking
several policemen arrived and told
the boy his father had been Killed
He at first pleaded innocence hut
| finally confessed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
PREPARE OEFENSES
Construction of EarthWorks In Pinar
Pinar del Rio Province Is Being
Pushed.

Havana, Aug. 2S,-Construction Of
earthworks for the defense Of Pinar
del Rio is being pushed II is stated
that there are a considerable number
of insurgents and that they are
deserting and going to Their
homes. asserting they were deceive;
by those who induced them to join
the revolt. There have been some dis
turbances and shooting at night at
towns on the western end of the rail
road.
Scattering reports are coming in that
some of the insurgents are taking adj
vantage Of the government offer of
pardon and laying down their arms,
None of the insurgent generals have
yet do 50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
RAIDS ON HOTELS
Chicago Police Descend At Night on
IS Disreputable Hotels-Pisees
Closed.

Chicago. H., Aug. IS Raids on "
hotels were made by the police an;
their propretors. managers and en-.
oloyes 10 the number of nearly 100
we're arrested. The inmates Of the
hotels were ordered from their rooms
and the places closed and placed N
charge Of the police.
The raid was the re.ult Of an order
Of Chief OF Police Collins that all
hotels of questionable character must
De permanently closed owing 70 The
scandal following the leap from the
window Of the Hotel Brunswick by
Miss josephine Olson in an escara1e
with a real estate dealer whi-h
aroused public sentiment
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
SLAYER SET FREE
Necessary Authority to Hold Prisoner
Not Being Produced He Was
Freed,

HodgenvilIe, KY, Aug 2S.-Roy
Bailey, charged with killing Joseph
Stisenck, of Kewanee, ILL.,, was arrest
ed by Sheriff Howell on orders from
authorities of that place.
The necessary authority for holding
him upon said charge not being pro
duced he was brought before County
Judge Howell this afternoon upon a
writ of habeas corpus.
After full hearing of the case an
order was entered directing the jailor
to release him, which was done.
Young Bailey left town Immediately.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
VETERANS IN FIELD
Men Who Fought Under Maxine &C
mez Take to Field to Put
Down Revolution.

Havana, Aug. 2S.-Three hundred
veterans infant.v and cavalry com
manded by General Francisco Pereza
started for Batabano this afternoon
to cover that district General Bo2a
commanding 100 prominent We Grams
most of whom served on the STAFF o
the famous Maxine Gomez. started
this evening for Pinar del Rio by
special train. Gunboats took to Bata
bano poo cases of ammunition Mes
quito gunboats are watching iilibu5
erinr expeditions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
Hypnotzed by Promoter Of Wild Cat Schemes to
Whom He Loaned Immense Sums
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IS HIT
Dead President Resorted to Falsificaton OF Re-
ports Using the Double System to
Hoodwink Directors

about The condition OF the company
which was discovered by the officers
of the bank subsequent to the death
of the president" The court then ap-
pointed Earle as receiver and he en-
tered security to the amount OF ST.
900 600
Hipple. in addition to being presi-
dent of the Real Estate Trust COM
pany, was treasurer Of the Board Oh
Trustees of the General Assembly
Presbyterian Church in the United
States and of several other church
funds, and was director in the Frank
lin National bank Recently Hippl2's
accounts of the Presbyterian church
were examined by a certified account
ant and were found correct but it can.
not be stated positively tonight whe'
ther all the securities belonging to the
general as embly are intact,
DR.. w. H. Roberts, stated clerk OF
the General Assembly of the Presby-
terian church was greatly shocked at
the news of the failure. In addition
| to deposits of the general assembly
the Real Estate Trust company also
had about $25, 900 of funds placed
There by Robert. as stated clerk. The
Presbyterian hospital of Philadelphia
and Presbyterian Board of Relief, ne
said also had money in the failed in
stitution.
Roberts was asked if he could say
whether the securities Of the general
assembly amounting to SG93S96 in
Hipple's custody were intact He
could not say positively, nor did he
know whether they could have been
hypothecated or transferred.
The Board of Publication of the
Presbyterian church which had be
tween $4,000 and 100000 on deposit
with the Real Estate Trust company
made an effort to withdraw the
money but failed by three minutes
] Hearing rumors Of the unstable con
dition of the company members OF
the board notified the officials of Their
intention to transfer the account to
the Philadelphia National bank. Rep
resentatives of the latter institution
hastened to the office Of the Trust
company and arrived there three
minutes after the doors had closed
The Board of Ministerial Relief OF
the Presbyterian Church had S5O,OOo
deposited with the trust company.
4 According to last Mays minutes OF
the Presbyterian General Assembly
Nipple as treasurer of the board OF
trustees had in charge s963,S96 dis
! uibuted as follows: Bonds and mort
cages. first liens ON property SIG,
l0l6: invested in securities $l93,399
advances To secure bequasts $3.325;
paid to secure property under fore
/ closure $l4315: in trust for The bene-
III of the Board of Ministerial Relief,
real estate mortga $1,000 and nine
properties in Philadelphia. values not
gwen. piece of property In Philadel-
1hia for benefit of the Mariners
/ church. value not given.
Persistent rumors that President
Nipple committed suicide were borne
7ut tonight when il was authoritiyely
tarcd he took his lie at hi home
last Friday morning. Nipple is said
o have taken dose Of laudanum
with suicidal intent While conscious
pc filled the bath tub with water and
ater was found apparently drowned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
Growth Of ST. Lawrence Valley.

The St Lawrence valley has passed
The Hudson and Mississippi river val.
leys IA growth. In 1850 the opening Of
the Victoria bridge to Montreal over
5000 feet long. at cost Of 5000, 900,
was also the beginning of the opulence
Of newspapers. the most efficient Of
which then sent for the first time spe-
cial correspondents 70 report the
prince of Wales. who arrived In Can
ada 10 open the bridge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
Unique Bible.

The most costly book in the royal
library al Stockholm Is a Bible, and
there is not another just like il in
the world. In weight and size alone
il is unique. d Is said that l60 asses
skins were used for its parchment
leaves. Each page falls but an inch
short II a yard IN ,eusth The width
Il the leaves Is 20 inches. The covers
are solid pisnks four inches thick.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
SITUATION GROWING WORSE.

Santandeg. Spain, Aug. 2S-The
strike situation is growing worse aud
mine owners have sent a demand for
rcinforccments of troops. News from
Camargo is most alarming. Strikers
are destroying mines and The railways
nave been pillaged of their dynamite
stores. A squadron of cavalry has
left for Camargo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug, Is, -Ihe
Real Estate Trust company organized
in 1885 and depository for nearly
81 400. 900 of funds Of the Presby
terian church and holding 100000 OF
the city's money and sl75,00O of state
deposits today closed its doors, The
failure was caused by heavy loan'
made by the late President Frank X.
Nipple to Adolf Sagal promoter on
insufficient security. A desperate Of
fort was made to save the in ttujion
by the board of directors through an
appeal to the clearing house associa-
tion but that body declined to sub
scribe a guarantee fund Of S7000,050
because of insufficient security.
The liabilities are placed a 10000,
eco with quick assets of $1,000 0Ol
doubtful collateral $S,000000, George
lmpany of PENNSYLVANIA, was ap
0mpany Of Pennsylvania, was ap
pointed receiver and in statement
. the public he expressed a hope
@ may soon be able to recommend
a plan to the depositors that will bet
ter serve their interests and terminate
his services.
Nipple was always considered as a
conservative fnancier but following
his sudden death last Friday an in
vestigation by the directors developed
HE fact that his loans 10 Seeal had
been made regardless of proper Sc
curity and that he had made false
statements To the diiectOrs of the
banks condition. Friends of The presi
dent express the belief Segal eXer
c.sed a hypnotic influence over Hip
pie.
Although the cause of Nipple Is
death was given by his physician and
coroner As cerebral hemorrhage II is
intimated he may have committed
suicide. How far Nipple benefited in
the loans made or whether he was
merely the tool of others 1t yet to be
determined The directors are silent
on that point and also on the quest or
whether there will be any criminal
prosecutions.
In order to hide the true condition
of the company and save himself Hip
pie resorted to Justification of his re
ports which were accepted by th'
directors as being true. He used what
is termed the double system o
making reports.
When the state bank examiner
called Nipple presented 10 him gooc
securities to offset the loans made
and when the president made his re
pots TO the directors he would show
them a bundle of other securities and
other paper and along with these he
would exhibit the certificate of the
bank examiner which certified the ac
counts had been examined and found
correct. The directors supposing the
securities shown them were the same
approved the reports Application for
a receiver says the company had a
paid up capital Of $500. .jO0. apparent
surplus of equal amount and deposits
of st0.O0000O The cts of real es
tate i'm Philadelphia. loans upon col
lateral upon demand and on time and
other securities.
President Nipple. the application
says. by false reports TO the diIec
tors Of loans made by him brought
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
SPITE OF THREATS
Body of General Min Was Transferred
From Peterhof to St. Peters
burn.

ST. Petersburg. Aug 2S.-ln spite
of threats of the reyouiionists the
transfer of the body Of General Min
from Peterhoif to ST. Petersburg foi
intermcnt In the regimcntal chapel Of
The Seminoysky regiment took place
today without incident though with
imposing military ceremony. The
body arrived late this afternoon. The
asket was escorted 10 the barracks
here by the entire Seminoysky regi
ment and by deputations from other
guard regiments
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
SIZE FEARED INSANITY.

Mu-kegon. Mich. Aug. 2s- Haunted
By the fear that she would become
hOpelessly insane. Mrs. IT, II Hatch
Of Hart. poured benzine On her clothes
late today and applied a match and
died a few horrs lacr-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
KILLED A DOCTOR
Who BY His Testimony Defeated Ap-
plicatior For Druggists Permit
to Sell Liquor.

Sedan, Kas.. Aug 2S.-Dr. e. NJ.
Donelson, aged 60, prominent ply
sician of Cedarville was shot and will
ed at that place tonight by Frank Pat
tison, son of druggist. Pattison was
arrested
The trouble was due to the face Don
eson had, by his testimony defeas'
ed Pattisons application for a renew
al of permit to sell liquor in his drug
store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29

The vel bred man of pleasure is
gradually dying ont and giving place
to the tearing. rushing money grab.
bins excitement hunting. slangy
manneTless. selfish devotee 0f Horse
flesh and chorus girls We meet SO
often in the Ring-roums Of duch-
esses aud countesses to-day--M. A. p
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
OLDEST LGvino MASON.

Rockford. Ill.,. Aug 2S.-Ois Eddy
he oldest living Master Mason in the
world celebrated the 102nd anniver
sarv OF hi birth here today. Eddy was
born in Burrilyille, Rhode Island. He
became a Mason more than eighty
wears ago
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
THEY WILL BE THERE.

Chicago. m Aug 2S.-Mayors and
representative officials of Boarly every
city in The United States have sisni.
fed their intention of being present
at the NEE ing of the League of Am
erican municipalities here September
20. MAYOR Dunno has received accept
anccs from nearly z.0o1 officials In
vifrf
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
ANOTHER QUAKE SHOCK.

Valparaiso. Aug 2s-There was q
heavy earthquake shock here today.
but no damage was done.
Prominent citizens met today 10 dis
cuss plans 10 rebuild the city. Pres
ldsnt-eisci Ionu AS present
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
POLICEMAN is SHOT.

Valley City. n u. Aug 2S.-ilet.
mon Pcrsonius. a member of the local
police force was shot and killed go.
day by a man whom he was cndcayor.
ing 60 arrest in Tho Northern Pacific
Yards.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
WAS RIDING A LOG.

Owcnsboro. KY. Aug. 2S.-Fores'
Wick. n years old. who was with a
surveying party, was drowned in Pond
River today. He was riding a log ~
the swiftly moving water and went
around a bend in the river. ont Of the
sight Of his companions. His body has
not been recovered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
RUSSIAN REIGN OF TERROR.

Libau Aug 2S.-Terroristic crimes
against persons refusing 10 affiliate
with revolutionists continue with in.
crcasing vigor Periodic lists are pub
lished i'm the Lettish secret press Of
those under the ban. whether they are
20 be killed or their property destroy
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
FIGHT AT POLLING PLACE.

Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 2S.-A
Ncwsite. Tallahosa county. yesterday
Charles Cook was killed and bis son
George. probably fatally wounded by
John C. Grove. who was also wound.
ed. About fifteen snO's were cN.
changed between Grove and the
Cooks AZ the polling place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
lllNcHEp RRYANlrEs.

New York, Aug 2S~N. e Mack
Demcratic state cmmitteemah gave
a luncheon this afternoon at the Hoff-
man house TO western visiting mayors
here TO attend the Bryan reception
and to several state committeeman
There were no speeches and the
whole affair was devoid OF fogmality.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
STABBED SIX TIMES.

Richmond. Ky. Aug. 2S-Crutchei
Sopher. a youns farmer of this county
was probably fatally stabbed ias'
uight by Thomas Brown. a young man
of Ford Sopher was stabbed six times
IN the region of he heart The fght
took place at The hou-c of Emma
Kings Brown was arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-29
INSPECTOR PACKING PLANTS.

Chicago H.. Aug. 2S- Secretary
Wilson spent paris of today a. the
stock yards inspecting the DaCSing
plants He spent Co.'S Siderable tiup
in the cattle and bog killing depart
ments. and gave The canning depa'--
mcuts close study.