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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-06
PecuIiarities of Seedless Apple

Many people of an inquiring mind have
often wondered how it we're possible for
the propagators of the seedless apple to
keep up and increase their stock in trade,
as the seeds-the thing which Nature cre-
ated for extending the fruit-have been
entirely eliminated save when the seedless
apple trees are growing along side of the
old style tree the fruit OF which bears the
seeds, and then there is no core. but oc-
casionally seed will be found in the meat
of the apple, away from the certer where
there is abs |ntely no core or collection Of
seeds surrounded by the woody huSks. 1t
may be the seed will show in the top or
side of what is termed the seedless apple.
but planted away from the seed bearing
fruit no seed ever appears, there being
small opening part way through the apple
in the center Neither is there a blossom
on the seedless apple tree, but small
bunch of leaves, only, marks the place
where the apple will grow and mature
later.
The way of propagation is to take an
ordinary apple tree when small, graft
seedless bud on it near the ground, then
cut away the branches above the seedless
bud and all that grows from it then will
he the seedless stem. bearing seedless
fruit. That is simple and easy when shown
you and told you by one experienced in
the business, but like the reporter, there are
many who wonder how the start was made
in securing seedless apple and then how
to extend the crop and get more apples for
the nursery came about. Telluride Jour
nal.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-06
shaw.
BRILLIANT AFFAIR Q
Nj. RUDULPH,
County Supt.

The inaugural ceremonies being con-
fined to reception and ball, it will be
sought to make these brilliant and mem
orable. About 81 900 will be raised for
that purpose. 1t is believed that many
visitors will be present from all parts of
the Territory and from beyond the boun-
daries of New Mexico,
Further details of the program will be
announced by the Daily New Mexican as
soon as the final arrangements have been
made,
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-06

John C. Jones, the Jeweler, is going to
build on the lot east of Morgan & Grubbs
opposite the Bank. He is letting a con-
tract for steel building which is to be
fire-proof throughout. The building is to
be so constructed that a second story may
be erected at any time he may see fit to
build it, He intends to have his material
here and the building under away in about
sixty days. This looks good for Tucum-
carl
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-06
THE INACCURATE
HERBERT J. HlMAN
Will be Void Of Eveg APP
proaching Osten
CONSERVATISM THAR
ACTEk OF THN

IL 10 the exp eSSeu wish HDGrt J.
Hagerman, appointed GovDf New
Mexico. to succeed Cover nd. Otero.
that the cerer nies OF his intion be
devoid of N~o sentation.
Ii is his in Stion to talaoath of
Office on Mo ny. January a,ably at
two o'clock in .he afternoon. cham
bers OF the S, RENE Court oerrtory
at the Capitol. in the preseo he en-
tire bench. { .ef Justice WI. Mills
to adminisie, the oath. Cdr NJ. A.
Otero will accompany Mr.. man to
the Supreme Court chambe ech will
be open to the public.
PUBLIC RECEPTt
In the evening of the say, Mr..
Hagerman will be rendered J. recep-
ton at the Palace Hotel frorp o clock.
After the reception he will A the in
augural ball in the same place given
IN his honor by the citizens oa Fe.
10 make arrangements I'd simple
program. an executive comrp pconsist-
ing of J. w. Reynolds, AnC Chaves,
Arthur Seligman, Paul A. +. sr. lose
ID. Sena. Levi A. Hughes and; Ken
chan met on Saturday evenirre oliice
OF A. Is. Repehan on Palace D.. Mr..
Ravnolds was chosen chairrrnd Mr..
Renehan secretary. After ;tul dis
cussion. it was decided to exs general
invitation through the press people
OF the Territory to attend tht'tion.
To the ball owing to theed floor
space at the disposal of unmittee,
admission will not be free, will be
sold at S. pei couple, and u i'll be no
free or complimentary list, even for
members of the committeehly about
200 tickets will be printed sese will be
placed on sale with J. II. VI, cashier
OF '!4e First National Bankbe sold to
the first comers.
II was decided to place matter OF
refreshment. the handsle Woman's S
Board of Trade. Jose d. was asked,
and consented be masts ceremonies
at the reception, and thsowing sub
committees appointse chairman
to report to ale executivmmittee on
next Saturday evening atklock at the
Office OF a. +. Renehan.
COMMITTEES j.
FINANCE - Arthur S,an, l.. A.
Hughes, j. IL. Vaughn. .Slaab, A. J,
Fischer.
Arrangeme. s-A. Il. B.lehan, Amadc
Chaves, S. G. Cartwrigl. c. ireland
and N. B. Langhlin.
DCcorations-A. NJ. ERE, J. w. Ray.
nolds, o. c. Watson, Sena, Frank
Owens, with such woms the committee
may select.
Printing and Publ--Paul A. f.
Walter. Percy +. h, Edmund c.
Abbott, J. A. Massey, nd Knapp.
Music and Dancing c, Gortner, S
Spitz, A. L; Morrison, J l.. Seligman
c. F. Easley.
Floor Committee -evi A. Hughes
Frauk McKain, Fraprandall, Charles
G. Catron, and Clare Pierce.
Reception. W. ,nolds, Il. J. Pa
len, A. Il, Gibson, JtI>. McFie, &. w
Prichard, II, o. Bun, John Z. Victory
Garcia, lro Perea, NJ, o
I~lewellyn, II, p, BsNar, S. B. Grim
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-06

This paper wants a correspondent at
every post Office in the county. We will
furnish the stamps and stationery. Send
in the news and let the outside world know
what we are doing in this land of sunshine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
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&$ $s = = = & u

az my stun and turncd 20 thank Dave
Hawk. lie was gone
Il wasn't the Grst tlmc Dave had
pulled me ont OK the water About
two wccks before tha, had cnwlcI
one night up OH the front platform OF
the baggage at Peace River TO steal
ride 90 Medicine Bend on 40. /. 1t
was Dawes train I had been kicked
out OF the McCioud hospital two days
be fore without a cent or friend on
earth outside the old country and /
hadn't a mind TO bother the folks at
home any more, come Conan or the
devil
The night was bitter bad. black rs a
Fuzzy and slee,ing ont OF the foothills
like manslaughtov when the train
stopped nc Rosebud for water. what
with gripping thc icy hand rain and
trying TO keep my teeth steady ON my
knees l must have been hard sight
Just rs the train was ready TO pull out
Dave came 10y 0nI poked his lantern
full IN my face.
IL II had been headlight ! couldn't
have been worse scared. ami found
afterwnrd he carried the brightest
lamp ON the division looked mp into
his face, and he looked Into mine. !
wonder II 81 this life Il isn't mostly I'm
the face after OllT I couldn't say any
thing. Z was shaking In chill 0s /
climbed down into the storm
Yet never saw q face harder On
some ways than Dave Hawks His
visor hid his forehead and black
beard covered his fncc tin II left only
his straight. cold nose ana dash OF
olive white under The eyes His whis-
kers louMld high as Goss8cEs. aud his
eye, were onyx black with just such
gli'trr lie know 10 was 100 better than
murder To- put mc oil m that storm ot "a
mountain siding know b. bat
didn't much -arc. Tor I knew before
very lYn- I sholll faIi OH anyway.
After crBvlod down hc stood looking
at me aud with nothing better on.
stood loOEng at him
III you Ee; up there again Iu break
your nccs.' be promised holding up
his lantern ! was quiet The nerve
was out OF me
Where are you soiugr hc asked
shortly
Medicine Ben"
Get 4nto the smoker ycu los."
How IL galvanized me For twenty
four hours ! hadn't eaten. / was Just
out OF hospital bed und six weeks
Of mountain fever. bat broccd at his
words ike a Sioux buck / hurried
back ahead Of him % the smoking car.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

ite bont 20 piyk up h.a lantern Tom
ule your, d crlat boy
well mcm it" lIo looked nt MS
watch. pulled mine II was l
o'clock
'bcttcr so % sleep rommlc." I look
ell mp into hi, tocc os ne rose Uc
looked Cor lu instant steadily into
miuv. "GS ,o bod rommlc" lie
smiled pulling down his visor. and.
turning. be- walked slowly forward I
throw MYSELF op ,he couch and drew
my emp over ANY eyes Tho nrgt thing
l felt was hml ON my shoulder.
ThCn ! realized had boon asleep and
TINT the train was standing stln. 4
man was bending over mo. lantern IN
hnud. IL was The portcr
Whats wronvy' exclaimed.
"rhCro's trouble up ahuad. Mr..
BuruC7." hc exclaimed huskly I
sprong 90 my rrct "lIavo Won vot
your pistolW De suffered
Somebody cmuc running down tho
aisle and tho porter dodgcd Ike "a hurc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
NUMBER 3S


bath chool children and citizens.
headed by the band. formed and
marched 10 the commodious Armory
Of Co G, National Guards. whore
the meeting was called TO order by
Commander Murdock
Prayer 10y Rev Hess Of the NJ. E.
church
Senator 5, b. Montgomery, the
speaker OF The day. was introduced,
which brought forth round Of ap.
plousc when the young and hand
somo statesman appeared The
Senator ot once courtcously thanked
the audience for their manifestation
OF appreciation, and at once launch
cd out with a review of the countries
up to the civil war. After
making few remarks about the
enlistment OF West Virginia, he
proceeded to speak of the blessings
and prosperity of tho present day,
urging MS 60 teach the coming man
patriotism, drawing pen picture
of the departing soldier from his
home, culogizcing and pointing out
the illustrious Mckinley as one of
the wars greatest products. In
brief the Senator's speech covered
much ground ON all the vital issues
of the day, which was most elo-
quently and beautifully portrayed.
Adjournment,
, p. m. Commander Murdock
in chair, after reading letter from
Hon. George Baker, of Morgan
town, who was programmed for that
hour, but who had previously noti-
iied the committee that he could
not be with us, upon which notice
the committee substituted the Hon.
VIM. G.. Brown and through his
courtesy, Hon. George G. Sturgiss
being present was called TO the
stand, commencing at the close of
the civil war, and continuing up
through the Spanish.Amcrican war.
In speaking of our nation with the
other nations Of the world very
beautifully illustrated the patrio.
tiam ol our fathers and mothers.
The next and last speech, OF the
long 10 bc remembered 23rd annu-
al reunion, was that Of our own
brilliant Patricl, Joseph Crogan,
who by telling few OF his good
stories quietcd what might be safe
ly represented as stamped.
A number Of the audience cmbibed
the idea that the NJ. & X train was
due TO leave, when intact tho time
was am hour later When tho vast
audience settled down to listen to
one OF the best speeches Of the re-
union Crogan did not have to re-
hash what other speakers had said,
but launched out on corporations
and their relationship to the gen
eral public, making IL apparent to
all present, that the great effort that
IS being made by politicians to
prejudice the people against our
industries. called corporations, was
wrong. That we needed them in
our business just as we need the
farmer, the miner and all other
sources Of labor. That 10 insure
our prosperity these different avo-
cations must go hand i'm hand.
That all that was necessary for the
masses TO do to fully protect them
selves against the aggression of
wealth combined. was TO enact
suitable laws and enforce them.
Upon motion the resolutions were
read and adopted, so closed one of
the most successful reunions ever
held in the county.
j E MuRDocK,
ii " HAYDEN, Commander.
Adiutant
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
AFRIGnTFNEn 1oRsr

Running like mad down the street dump
ing the occupants, or a hundred other &C
cidents, are every day occurrences. 10
behooves everybody - have a reliable
Salve handy and there's none as good as
Bucklcns Arnica Salvc Burns. Cuts.
Sores. Eczema and PILES. disappear quickly
under its soothing effect zcC.
sold by The Cooke supply GO. oi Howes
vile J. A. l.cnhart. OF Kiugw0od and
Irons Supply Co Of irona
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

STOCK nmF engine although r.efJ
JOINT a.Iat Hut es.y nerva vas
racse1 H.tI palm nrt.s O.. W HelIe.r
iqcomoUre hr0mtr of Burlington Iowa
i.was weak lui p3I. w.thout any appetite
and aU RON dowr. AS was about to eivc
up g0t bottle 90 Electric Eitters and
after tskiul 90 feit as wcii ae ever did
iu my iife Wrak sckiy ru1 down people
always gain new Iic. strength and rieor
from their use. Ify them Satisfaction
guaranteed pr.ce SOC
Sold by Cooke Supoly CO.. ol fi0wesvdIe
r a Lcnhari Of kingwood aud lr0aa
Supply Co.. Of lfons.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

ihc sworn statement Of ho mauaf4c
tnrers protects you from opaies n Ken
nedys Laratve Honey and Isr-ths cough
syrup that drives fhe cold Que of your
system.
Sold by strckIe' Dug Store s0d VIM.
NJ. Dent New burg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
Report OF Soldiers Reunion.

'.'N"t ','' 20 NNN
oud day
Band concert ON court house
square.
II q, m Request for all cx.sol-
dicrs present to register.
Gov. Dawson being present was
called to the stand 10y Commander
Murdoch, who gave good talk on
various subjects. Adjournment
>. p. m. Convened in court
house. Music by choir. Conn
mander called for report of de-
ceased comrades for the last year.
Reported names rs follows:
Kcndlc, Sth Ohio Cavalry;
Samuel Edwards, Co. II, 6 Colored
Volunteers; Andrew Shrout, Co. b,
Bird w. Va Cavalry; Frank Hay
den, Co G, S5th Pa. Infantry;
Alfred Chidestor, Co. /, 18th West
Va. Infantry; j. e. IL. Watkins,
Co. f, 9th w Va. Infantry; Teri
Eliason, Go. B, &rd W, Va. Inft.
Song by the choir. Onward
Christian Soldier.
Invocation by Rev. Hess.
Song, Home Sweet Home.
Reading scripture lesson.
Song, Nearer My God to Thee,
Sermon by Rev Ramsey, which
was very excellent and much apprc-
ciatcd, especially by the old vctcr-
ans. The only comment we heard
on the merits Of this great sermon
was the time fixed ny Bro. Ramsey
for the passing away Of the last
remnant of G A. r. boys OF
course the boys debated this matter
and decided that ,hc Good Lord, in
His great mercy toward us, might
spare us "a little longer.
Song, My Country Tis of Thee.
Closing prayer 10y Roy Venture
(colorcd)
Benodiction by Row Ramsey
3.8O % m business meoting
Nomination for Commands called
for and John w. ull was nominat-
ed and elected witbopt o,noa;ti,r
Senior Vice J. II Miller
Executive committee from cocb
district as follows.
Kirgwood H. NJ Uoydcn
Valley. IT, A. Hartley
Lyon Thomas Bayles
Reno, /. w. Criss
Union. J. G.. Elscy
Portland. G.. c. Lee
Pleasant Joel Tichencu
Grant. S. NJ Metbcnv
Committee on memorial II NJ
H,vJcp
Comuittcc or r.soIrt;ons q
Scott n n Or,o,dD y NJ,
an ~ Pos, r,.o,;,,, =, Ka,i,.
POST No ~ T., oo,., i,'n..
Con,mo,dcr Monoor in chain
Rrport of Adiu,ont coIIcd for and
annrayod on,rtcr,oo,,.rs ro,,,rt
ALA ,pnrovcd
A,nlico,ions r,r r,o,,.,,orsl,;,ooII
cd for and annroved q. followt
Samuel 4 Dm Jool Tichcnou
Emanuel Gross Tbomos 81 uui
Other ann,icotions rocciycd and
filed later as follcws.
Rev. Geo w Whit Jobn
Rodabaueb
Committec ON bv.laye collod ond
reported their work bcino nm.
finished the same was laid over
until next meeting Of tbc Pos,
Adiurnmcnt.
8p. IN. Band concert ON court
house square. after which the audi
encc assembled IN the court room.
The Commander introduced Prof
Fleshcr, Of the Kingwood High
School, as the programmed speaker
Che hour The subject, "The
duty Of parents 10 children 10 teach
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
nom WGCnE BITIER

Those wlo wii persist in closing their
ears aFanet the continual recommends
lion 0f Dr. King Sow Discovery Tor Con
sumption will have a long and bitter 6ght
with their troubles f not ended earlier by
fatal termination Read what 7 r.. Bcall.
Miss has 90 say Last faIl mY wife had
every symptom oi consumption She took
Dr King Sew Discovery after everything
else he'd Jailed Improvement came a.
once and four bottles entirely curcd her
Price soc and tr 90 Iuai bottles free
sold by The Cooke Supply co Of Howes-
Vile ]. a ienhaft OF KIngwood and The
Irona supply 90. ol lrona
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

GO TO MURDocK's
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

go no THE NEW PAINT WALL
PAPER SUPPLY STORE, g. G
GILES, HIGH STREET KrNGW0OD,
w va. BLACK And WHITE FRONT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

NEVER found IL very
hnrd TO cct into trouble.
AS far bHck as can re
member that has como
dead easy for me.
when this happened /
hadH't been rallroading
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24
WAS A CASE
OF TOO MUCH
MOTnER-'N-lAW

After six months of married life
Mrs. v. M. Bond was compelled to
leave her husband for the reason,
as she states in her complaint, that
she had married the whole of J. M.
Bonds people. There was the STEP
father, stepsisters several, grand
children, and others in all to the
number of eight besides V. NJ. and
her husband. They lived in a seven
room house on Indiana avenue and
V. M. says she had to wash all the
dishes, make the beds, do the cook.
ing and washing which kept her
going four or five days out of the
week. So great was the work she
did that at times she tainted from
over exertion. All the while her
relatives were domineering and dis
courteous, the mother-in-law being
the boss of the house.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

First Baptist church, City Temple
corner Lincoln street and Second
avenue. At 1920 a. m. RI. Van
Osdel will discuss the question,
Why Was Mary Magdalene permit
ted to be the first of the disciples
to see the risen Lord?" AS much
interest continues to center in the
Marys of the Bible this question is
taken up. At 1880 p. m. the subject
will be, "A Green Ghost Now Max
ing Frequent Appearances in Spo.
kane" All persons interested in
ghosts will be interested in this
story of real one. Bible school
at noon. Young Peoples meeting
at $50 p. m. Mid-week meeting
Wednesday evening. The singing
will be conducted by Soloists, quar-.
tette and chorus.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24
DAZZLING BRIDE JA|LER OF
HER SAWED-0FF MARQUIS
SHE GOT HIM IN A DEAL AND
THE COURTS SAY HE MUST
NOW REMAIN IN HER GUS
TOBY MARQUIS TOWNS.
HEND MUST BE A PEACH OF
A NOBLEMAN.

London is agog over the fight Of
the beautiful Warehouses Towns
bend to retain the custody of her
titled husband which was given her
by the lunacy board. Instead of his
dazzling bride of less than a year,
the marquis seemed to prefer the
company of a male friend, was vio-
lently eccentric, and could not be
kept at home without restraint, it
is claimed. The dowager marchion-
ess has taken an appeal from the
ruling, and says she isn't allowed
to see her son.
The marquis is 40, is about four
feet six inches tall, has a small,
frail body, a large head, a weak
mouth. and a falsetto voice. Most
Of his life has been spent in retire
ment. He had been On the matri.
monial market a long time, but no
American girl would have him, al
though he Is related to royalty by
marriage and his title dates back to
Edward Nv, and he is the third mar
quis in point of precedence.
The firm young marchioness is
the daughter of a barrister, Thos.
Sutherst, who made his fortune by
his own efforts. He managed a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24
ATTORNEY stern
SUES DANIELS

To judge by the bill of particu-
lars filed with the clerk of the SUI
perior court today by Samuel r.
Stern, R. T. Daniels, the real estate
owner, who has large interests in
this city and other parts of the
world and who claims his home in
Miami, Florida, is hard to get mon
ey out Of. Stern has done work for
him to the amount of $1,000 and
there Is still due $1678 of this
amount. He has sent bills to Dan
lels but the letters have not been
repllea to.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24
CHINA SEEKS LARGER navy WITH
WHICH TO DEFEND GOLDEN DRAGON
SECRETARY OF THE IMPERIAL
COMMISSION SAYS THAT HIS
NATION is WAKING UP AND
HINTS THAT 1T KNOWS THE
WEAKNESS OF AMERICAN
COATS DEFENSES.

NEW YORK, March 24-Accord.
ing to Tso Ping Lung, first secre.
tary of the imperial Chinese high
commission, now visiting this coun
try, China knows the necessity of
a larger navy and proposes to build
it.
This admission came in the
course of an interview here with
the various members of the com.
mission which is headd by Prince
Tsai Tseh, own cousin of her i'm
perial highness, Isl An, dowager
empress.
China is rich country" said
Tso Ping Lung, but her resources
are undeveloped. The educated
people know the Importance of a
strong army and navy, and they
realize the necessity for spending
the large sums of money for build
ing them up.
There is a proposition now or
foot looking toward the construc
ton of large naval base at Hang
chau bay, near Hangchau, situated
near the terminus of the Grand
canal. A large garrison is located
at this walled city which is located
at this walled city, which is one OF
the great foreign ports of our coun
try"
When it was suggested by the
interviewer that China's war plans
were with a view to contesting the
American policy, the Chinaman
with quick perception of the fit.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24
FOR PROTECTION
OF TRANSPORTER

WASHINGTON, D. c., March "a.
The mysterious cause of the fire
on board the army transport Meade
has been traced officially to spon-
taneous combustion, an explosion
having occurred in chest contain
ing soldiers uniforms and arms
packed in creased cloth. The re-
ports also say that another box,
which was being transferred to the
transport exploded on account of
the unknown contents of a can in
closed in the box. This has led to
some new restrictions intended to
protect the transports from such
disasters.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24

We frequently cure people after
doctors have given them up. If the
disease comes from overwork or
exposure, causing weak and watery
blood, we have the one sure rem.
edy in DR.. Gums Blood and Nerve
Tonic. A tablet 10 be taken with
meals. Turns the food into rich.
red blood, making strong steady
nerves, producing solid flesh at the
rate of / to pounds per week.
This means health. Druggists sell
this tonic for 75c per box. For
nervous weakness, loss of memory,
no ambition, a better remedy was
never made, and for 20 years we
have made these cures. Write DR..
Bosanko Co, Philadelphia, Pa. s*'