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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-14

A bargain in laces, new ones,
Lot No. one sell for Sc yd.
Lot No. two sell for 8Bc yd.
Lot No. three sell for lOc yd.
Don't fail to see these.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-14
Stylish Creations In Feminine Fall Footwear.

Box Calf, all solid, per pair S1.65
Vici Kid up-to-date style per pair l.85
Observation-Disclosures the new one for $50
Is carat fine quality Wei 3.2ss
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-14
The NJ. B: Go!denberg Co
Big Busy Store
We'er Ready With Our Fall Footwear.

" esy this with feeling of great pride and much satisfaction to ourselves, because we
know we have the Hneti ne of Fall Footwear has. Nerbeeno hered the people 6ths town-I
PETERS DLAuOND BRAND HOE :. We looked over samples from many shoe houses
this season. but we found no line of footwear hat compared with our "DamOnd in snap and
style TI reputation for god comforts able wear and perfect fit has 6g been established
|whet the easnabep price at which they sell has made Mmt the Evorte homes of millions oil
every ear. : Coea and see our "Danond'w whether you wish ob buy or not, Come!
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30
news GATHERED FROM
AROUND THE STATE

The BARRIERS union at Cripple
Greek has decided that fifteen cents
Is not enough money to scrape man =
face aud after Labor day will charge
twenty five cents for the job. Hard
ware dealers say 1t will drive many
men to shave themselves and have
ordered n new supply Of razors.
Nearly 1900 miners have taken out
tho new issue Of the Mine Owners
and Operators association cards ~
Cripple Greek and last night the offices
Of the association was throngcd by
men who are willing to work under
the new conditions. But many OF the
members Of the Western Federation OF
Miners have decided that this method
Is taking their freedom away from
them and will go to Nevada.
Some 5000 people were In attend.
ancc at tho fair grounds at Lama r
yesterday. Excursion trains were
run from all nearby towns aud for
many hours tho streets Of Lamar were
jammed by the throus.
Ogden Amelia. n six year old Chi.
cago boy, fell into mill ditch at
Canon City yesterday and had mar.
row escape from drowning.
William Almond, ago ono yoAr. Of
Fort Collins, died yesterday NJ tho
result Of y plsco Of wasssmclou rind
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30
PAwNRE BILLS SHOW
COMING TO FLORENCE

The veiled women Of Persia arc one
Of the most curious features Of the
Pawnee Bill show. which will be
here on Thursday. Sept l2. No
American has evcrs cen part of them
not even hand or All eye. They are
shrouded from head to tho knees In a
cotton or silk sheet Of dark bluo or
black which passes over the head and
Is held with tho concealed hands
around and about the body. The legs
are hidden In loose trousers. Out-of-
tloon even the husband would not rec
o9nize his wife. She grores brought
city streets and about the show
grounds in complete disguise. She Ii
moving mystery. She may be young
or old, black or white, fair or ugly,
no American knows, NJ she shuffies
along In shoes which, arc difficult to
keep upon her feet. the upper leath-
er ends FAR below the hcol. What
goes Oh inside her tent, no one on the
outside knows, either. She raises the
flap, enters, closes 1t and no foreign
eye can penetrate the secret OF her
domestic life.
The Persian men are handsome and
picturesque in their costumes OF blue
or white cotton. with here and there
one In red or yellow. There are no
old men, for those whose boards are
naturally white have been transf orm.
cd into unnatural youth by dying the
hair bright rcd with kIionna. The
Lands and feet are often colored with
tho same preparation. The opera
tion is watched with grcnt interest
by the Indians Of tho show, who ns.
sumo the foreigners are dAubing
themselves with war paint Of their
country.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30

lodging In his throat. Tho rind was
removed but the baby could not sur.
vive tho effects.
@. Carel of Greeley. n member of
tho vol untecr fire department., fell
from the wheel of the llose cart yes.
terday and was dragged half block
before he could BIO released. He was
severely. but not fatally injured.
Carcl was assisting in taking tho cart
to an incipient blaze.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30

ANOTHER OPENING - The
Union mill Mt Florence owned by the
United States Reduction and Refining
company Of this city. which has been
idle for many months, will be In op.
GRAFTON within two weeks, when some
Of the ore which has been shipped
from Cripple Greek to the Golden
Cycle mill in West Colorado Springs
will be treated pending the recon.
struction Of the burned plant. J. @.
Macdonald of Florence, general man
ager Of the Union mill, is authority
for the statement that that plant will
begin operations by September 10.
No particulars arc given with regard
to the mines which will ship to the
U nion mill. The insurance apprais.
ers are still at work adjusting tho
loss at the Golden Cycle. and the
mill management has large force of
men busily engaged in removing the
debris. The plant is treating the
old Telluride mill dump at the rate
Of 200 to 700 tons per day. and is get.
ting the plant in shape for the in
stallment of the ball mills and roas-
ters. which will be installed by No.
vember 10. = Colorado Springs
G azette.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30

SAYS ITS BOOMING-John T.
Sanders, who has jus. returned from
a church meeting In Lamar, says that
that town is bristleing with lifc and
that the streets arc crowded all tho
time from carly morning till late In
tho evening. The agricultural inter.
ests thcre are getting to bc Of large
proportions and bringing in many set
tiers. In tho last two years more
than 400 new dwelling houses havc
been built.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30

TROUT FRY - Forty thousand
native trout have been liberated In
Lake Of tho Clouds and Hermit Lake.
In tho Sangre do Criso range above
WcstclifYe. These lakes are almost
up to timber limo aud arc supplied by
the perpetual snow on the continental
divide. The Ash are from tho Load .
willie hatchery and were taken to the
lakes by John Leary aud J. 9. stahl,
tho government range rider. II Was
q diiIlcutl feat 10 get the young trout
mp TO tho lakes. for the cans hasl to
be packed on animals for soven miles
Of winding trail. This IL tho nrss
time Ash havc over been piaced In
tl'sss wstsn.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30

THIMBLE DOZEN-The members
Of the Thimble Dozen last evening
entertained their husbands and other.
Of their family at the home of Mrs.
F. r. Moore on West Second. The
time was passed very pleasantly and
q most enjoyable time is reported by
those In attendance. A sum ptuous
repast was served.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30
WOMAN
DIES over
A TICKET

Chicago, Aug. sO-Mrs. Emma
johnson died at tho Dunning insane
asylum, the victim of scalper's tick
ct.
She recently went to the Southwest
in search Of health and when she was
ready to rett rn, relatives purchased
for her scalper's ticket, she being
assured it was all right.
1t was made out for a blonde,
whereas Mrs. johnson is brunette.
She was put of the train in the sandy
desert and wandered for hours with.
out food, until she became uncon-
scious and her reason fed.
She was finally found by section
men and returned to Chicago, but she
never regained her sanity and died
today. Her mind had been complete
ly shattered by the terrible experienc.
es in the desert
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30
A BANDIT
KILLS THREE
GEORGIA men

Thomasville, Ga, Aug. 30-Leav-
ing behind him three dead officers
vilom he shot to escape capture at
4 air hands, Charles Williams, a negro
outlaw, is fleeing toward the Florida
swamps with posse pursuing.
Those who have fallen victims to
the negro's aim are Sheriff d. W.
Taylor of Grady county, Marshal Eu-
gcnc 'Cardell Of Cairo. and Deputy
Sheriff James Bennett Of Thomas
county.
Bloodhounds are tracking the fugi.
tive. The negro has repeating rifle
and plenty Of ammunition. He is
fearless and sure shot.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30

MISUNDERSTOOD Your sent.
ence ID to bc suspended. began tho
merciful Judge. Great Scott,
3edge." exclaimed the prisoner. ''ef
I'd knowed chicken stealing was .
hanging offence wouldn't have
stole. ~
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30
RECEIVER
FOR The
PACIF|CS

Washington, Aug. 30-Application
for rcccivership to prevent the con-
summation of merger OF the Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads
under the domination of one man is a
possibility in tho legal campaign At.
torney General Bonnparte Is planning
against the railroad operations Of E.
II. Hartman.
Announcement Of the governments
purpose with regard to the transpor-
tation combinations effected BY Mr..
Hartman IL expected at an carly day.
Since tho abrogation Of the San
Perdo aud Alton contact the contol Of
the Southcn Pacific by tho Union Pa.
ciac has been left the only favorable
target Of attack.
Before Attorney Gene raj Bonaparto
left Washington for Lenox, where no
is still considering the subject. It was
said he had given much thought to
receivenhip proceedings on broad
grounds Of equity arising from tho
governments peculiar rotations to
the railroads In question.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30

DUCKS COMING IN-Duck hunt.
ers will be pleased to know that the
prospects for duck shooting on the
river this year appear to be excellent.
Although the season docs not open
until the tenth Of next month many
ducks of the smaller variety have put
In an appearance on the water. They
began arriving about q week ago and
II this cloudy weather continues for
several days longer. the opening of
the season should witness some mighty
interesting sport.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30

CLOSES DINING ROOh-The
Rock Islard hotel has CLOSED in din.
Ing room for the present bat Will keep
IL sleeping arartmeuts open.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30

Tallahassee, Fla, Aug. 3O-Gov.
Broward has ordered tho loc VI militia
company to hold itself in readiness
to protect George Simms, Georgia
negro who, pursued by 10 armed men
in automobiles, surrendered himself
to the sheriff and Is now in Jail here.
Simms is charged with completely
In killing Marshal Carticll Of Cairo,
Ga. Saturday night, when posse
surrounded his house seeking to cap
ture negro outlaw. Charley Will.
Jams.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-30

II pays sc advsrtis yoss wsss II
The TstbsnA ,se ia
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
THIRTY-F1FTH ASSEMBLY n1srp1c,,,

The First Election District bounded bv and -,t.A
IN West one Hundred and Sixty-hrst street S,,,DI.
Avenue West one Hundred and Sixty-rourth Street
Nelson avenue, West One Hundred and Sjx+yNT,SS
street, Jerome avenue Mcclellan street Gra15
Vard ana Concourse Mott avenue East ono H,1Sra5
ana Forty ninth street and Harlem river 'eu
The Second Election District is bounded hx an.
Mlthin West one hundred and SXty-seventh sfrsat
avenue. West One Hundred and Sixty-ninth strnet
Jerome avenue, the Twenty-third Ward linz 49,
Grand boulevard and ConcOurse Mcclellan streat
Jerome avenue, West One Hundred and Sixty-Nr,S
fourth street, summit One Hundred aTd
Sxty-hrst street and Harlem river eu ana
The Third Election District is bounded nv and u,,,A
In East one Hundred and Sxty-ninth streat Wsh
ster avenue East one Hundred and Sixty-sevenfb
street Gay avenue Park avenue. East One Hundred
and StXy-second street. avenue Fast O,s TJ
Concourse. anu
. The Fourth Four Election District is bounded by and
within East One Hundred and Sixty-seventb s+raa,
Third avenue East One Hundred and Sixtv-af,5
street. PARK avenue and Clay avenue. '''
The Fifth Election District is bounded bv and r,.h
in East one Hundred and Sixty-eighth street pSrI-
avenue East one Hundred and Sixty-ninth street
and Webster ~' 's'A'"
The Ska Election District is bounded by and with
in the Twenty third Ward line. PauIs place TbfTd
avenue East One Hundred and Sixy-ninth street and
Brook avenue ~ "''u
The Seventh Election District is bounded bv and
within East One Hundred and SeVentieth street tba
Twenty third Ward line St Paufs place. Brook nve-
nue., East One Hundred and Sxty-ninth street park
avenue. East One Hundred Sixty-eighth stree
Webster avenue, East One Hundred and Sixty-ninth
street and Grand Boulevard and Concourse
within Belmont street, Clay avenue. Webster avenue
WendOver avenue Washington avenue, the Twenty
third Ward line. st. Pauls place and Teller avenue
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
Election Notice.

THIRTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DIsTRICr-continued-
Hundred and Fifty street Eagle aye
we'll avenue East Hundred and Ftfty-sxth street
arT Tb Eleventh Election District bounded by ana
East One Hundred and Ftty-siXth street Caud-
The Twelfth Election District is bounded by and
Anns avenue Westchester avenue. Brook avenue East
Hundred and Fifty-second street and Third
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded b. and
East One Hundred and Ffty-second street and
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East One Hundred and @ seet T street
Courtlandt avenue: .. =, ,,., -. ,
within Hundred and Fifty-second street Court
landt avenue East One Hundred and street
"if The sixteenth Election District bounded and
Courandt avenue, one Hundred and Fifty-second
The seTenteenth Election bounded by and
avenue East one Hundred and sixty-second street;
Park Morris East East ONE ONE HnSreS and
Forty-nnth street and Mott avenue. ..,,os -. .,a
within East One Hundred Fifty street Court
street street and Morris avenue.
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
within One Hundred and SfXtieth street. COURT
Iandt Avenue East One Hundred and Ffty-sxth street
The Twentieth Election District bounded by and
within one Hundred and Sixty-frst street Mel
Courtandt avenue. East One Hundred and sixtteth
The Twentynrst Election District Is bounded by and
within East One Hundred and d street
and Melrose avenue
The Twonty-second Election District is bounded by
One Hundred and Fifty-ninth street.
Third avenue. East one Hundred and Ffty-seventh
and Melrose avenue.
The Election District Is bounded by and
ONE Hundred and Sxty-frst street. Third
avenue, East One Hundred and Ffty-nnth street and
MelrOsc
The Twenty-fourth Election District is bounded by
and within East One Hundred and Sxty-fourth street,
Third East One Hundred and Sixtythird street
Eagle avenue, East one Hundred and Fifty-eshth
street Third avenue and Washington avenue.
The Twentyhth Election District is bounded by and
within Brook avenue Washington avenue East One
Hundred and Sixty first street and Park avenue
The Tweny-stXth Election District is bounded by and
within Hundred Sixty-hfth street, Third
East one Hundred and Sixty-fourth street,
Washington avenue and Brook avenue.
The Twenty seventh Election District Is bounded by
and within East one Hundred and Sixtysixth street
Boston road CaUldweH avenue, East one Hundred and
SiXtythird street. Third and Franklin
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
Election Notice.
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
(NORTD.

The Twenty-seventh Election District bounded by
and within East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth
street Alexander East Hundred and
Thirty-hfth street, Lincoln avenue. Hun
dred and Thrty-sixth street, Third and Har-
The Twenty-eghth Election District is bounded by
and Hundred and Thirty-siXth
street Lincoln avenue. Hundred and Thirty
fifth Willis East One Hundred and
Thrty-fourth street. Alexander avenue, Harlem
river and Third
The Twenty ninth Election District bounded by
within East one Hundred and Thirty fourth
street AIMS East one Hundred and
Thirtysecond street Lewis place. Bronx kills. Harlem
and Alexander
The Thrtieth ELECTION District is bounded by and
within Hundred and Thirty-hfth street
Brook avenue. East one Hundred and Thirty-fourth
and Willis avenue
The Thirty first Election District is bounded by and
within One Hundred and Thrty-sixth street, st
AIMS avenue East One Hundred and Thirty-ffth
street and Wills avenue.
The Thirty-second Election District is bounded by
and within East One Hundred and Thirty seventh
street st. AIMS avenue, East One Hundred and
Thirty third Election District is bounded by
and within East Hundred Thlrty-siXth
street. East River one Hundred and Thirty
third street. Cypress East one Hundred ana
Thirty-nfth street and AIMS avenue.
The Thlrty-fourth Election District is bounded by
and within East one Hundred and Thirty-hfth street
cypress avenue. one Hundred and Thirty-third
street River. Bronx Kills, Lewis place; East
one Hundred Thirty second street, st AIMS ave,
nue.. East Hundred and Thrty-fourt street and
BrOO
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
TH1RTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District Is bounded by and within
East one Hundred and Fftieth street Morris avenue.
East one Hundred and FortynInth street. Courtandt
avenue. East One Hundred Forty-eiEhth street
College avenue. East one Hundred Forty-sixth
street and Park avenue.
The Second Election District is bounded by and
within East one Hundred Fifty street Melrose
avenue. East One Hundred and Fifty-second street
Third avenue. East One Hundred and Forty sixth
street, College avenue East One Hundred and Forty
eighth street and COurtandt avenue
The Third Election District bounded by and within
East one Hundred and Forty ninth street St AIMS
avenue East One Hundred and and
Third avenue
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and
within East one Hundred and Flfty-second street
Brook avenue Westchester avenue, st. AIMS avenue
East One Hundred and Forty-nnth street and Third
The Fifth Election District bounded by and within
dred and FiftysiXth Westchester avenue Rob
bins avenue, East One Hundred and Forty ninth
and St AIMS
The Sixth Election District is bounded by within
Westchester avenue East one Hundred Fifty-nfth
street linton avenue East one Hundred and Forty
ninth street and Robbins avenue.
The Seventh Election District Is bounded by and
within East one Hundred Fifty-ffth street.
pect East one Hundred and Forty ninth
and linton avenue.
The Eighth Election District bounded by and
within Westchester Prospect and East
One Hundred and Fifty-hfth
The Ninth Election District is bounded by wi
East One Hundred Fify-ninth street Westchester
avenue. East One Hundred and Fifty and
Cauldwel
The Tenth Election District is bounded by ana With.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
THIRTY-F1Rsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District is bounded by and within,
West One Hundred and Twelfth o st Nlcboias
avenue. diagonal line from the OF West or
Hundred Twelfth St Nicholas avenue ~
TIE Of West One Hundred and Thirteenth street
and LenoX avenue, Lenox avenue West One VundroS
and Tenth and Seventh avenue.
The Second Election District is bounded by and within
West One Hundred and Thirteenth street St Ncboias
avenue. One Hundred and Fourteenth street Inox
West one Hundred Thirteenth sir
diagonal line Lenox avenue and W.,
one Hundred and Thirteenth the corner -
West Hundred and Twelfth street and ST Nicholas
avenue. West One Hundred ana Twelfth street and
Seventh
Tho Third Election District is bounded b. and within
West one Hundred and Twelfth street. Fifth avenue
West one Hundred and Tenth Lenox avenue
The Fourth Election District bounded by and within
diagonal line from the . I.enox avenue ana
West One Hundred and street to the corner ~
fhth avenue ana West One Hundred and Thirteenth
street ~ -''N'''i
The Fifth Election District bounded by and within
West One Hundred and Fourteenth street Fifth ayen
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and within
one Hundred and sixth street ana lexington avenue.
The Second Election District bounded by and within
East one Hundred and Eighth Second avenue
One Hundred and Seventh street First East One
Hundred and Sixth street Second avenue East One
dred ard Fifth street and Third
The Third Election District bounded by within
Hundred street Avenue East One One
Hundred and Nin,h street and Third avenue 01'
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by within
East one Hundred and Tenth street Third avenue East
HUNDRED and Eighth street and Lexington
The Fifth Election District IS bounded by and within
East one Hundred and Eighth avenue.
& T9' SIKH Eleeon plsret is bounded by and within
One Hundred and Tenth street and Park avenue.
Tn. Seventh Election District bounded by and within
tsi & @ one AIn4re9 ana TSsfth street Second
East one Hundred and Eleventh street Third avenue
one Hundred and rWelfth street y, fi Tn9 avenue
diagonal from the corner Of Iexingten % a,en
and East One Hundred and Twelfth to the corner
y East one Hundred and Thirteenth street and Third
aSfR1e T51 Y5sb hnq Tsisd Eeci,6r sTfDgs ns,r,o,
Fast one Hunared aa d f9Stee1th street First
Ihe Tenth Election District is bounded BY and ~hin
LAST One Hundred ana Sixteenth street Harlem ri,T
Ee,b ssrt srS "aTa & lslands East One Hundred and
Fogl Ieenth street ana Second avenue. 'u ana
within East One Hundred Fourteenth street s and
hiri Avenue sisFSna qhored inc and Thirteenth street to
eoTnsr Of Fast d FI, street and Third 10 the
sn & avenue East One Hundred Tweifth stree, r9 &
4, To twelfth Election District Is bounded l ana h,-
PAS, one EnpJ H a r fiIleehth street, Third avenue
a9 East ore Hundred and Fourteenth street s & Pae
isha nas 5e Iia5di sso9 Detr bounded by and
rss3ue s East One Hundred Fourteenth second
II. N Fourteenth Election District ,s nouna.a :,
H-ndrsa saa ee from she Of Eas, one
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
DEFINITION OF THE SPINE.

A class of boys in a West Philadelphia schooi
has been studying physiology with remarkable re-
suits The teacher illustrates her lectures on tns
subject with a skeleton. and the interested youns
sters are seen every day at recess feeling one al
others ribs and skulls and pointing out the nonS
When the time came for composition 70 tjnx oe Nir
ten the subject was the spine Many interest.-s
papers were turned in on this subject out ..aSrs
vas one that gem The boy wrote -
spine is a bunch of bones that runs up and Gs GoMs
the hack and holds the ribs. The skull sits on oS
end and 1 sit on the other."-Philadelphla Ree''
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
HER RECIPE.

lady famed for her skill in cooking was enter
tanning a number of her friends at tea Every
thing on the table much admired. but the eA-
tect of remark - l., q,
"Oh!" exclaimed one OF the guests, 1t IS -, -
beautifully soft and light! Do tell me Where yO1
got the recipe -. ..,,,
IT am very glad" replied the hostess. that you you
find il so soft and light. made II out or my O"'
head ILLUSTRATED Bits
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
THE PHlLANrHRoPIst AND THE MAID.

The old gentleman held very strong views as -
the evils of indiscriminate charity. He met htu'
girl In the street crying bitterly What is H. mS
chiId2 Have YOU spit the milk or whatF' The
child looked up and said mo. sir; my mother save
sixpence to get some bread and tea. and-ale,-
I've been and lost it Dear me. how very aWl~
ward! But don't cry. my child; that won't ot.n55
the sxpence back again. Besides I've got n:t,S t,
here 10 which YOU are welcOmei' and the phiiah-
thrOpist passed on his way.-Dundee Adverl->s
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
Election Notice.
TwENrY-rIaHrH ASSEMBLY D1srR1cr-continued.

TwENTY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-Continued
the Hundred and Eighteenth street
and Third Third One Hundred ana
seventeenth Second East One Hundred ad
Fifteenth street Third avenue One Hundred and
Sixteenth street and Lexington
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and within
East one Hundred and Seventeenth Lexington ave
East One Hundred and Sixteenth street Third ave
East One Hundred Fifteenth street and PARK
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by oyanl ana
within East One Hundred and Nineteenth street 4hu
avenue to East One Hundred and Eighteenth street
diagonal line from the Third avenue ana f1as
one Hundred Eighteenth street the corner OF
Lexington Hundred and seventeenth
street, East one Hundred and Seventeenth street anu
Park