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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-23
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Get Leader Windmill, NJ Chap
man'e, VI
Go To- ponahurs lo, Indian
Cuuoq. io.tI
G. &. Davidson writes hic ~
sulancC, III
G. &, Davidson writes htc IN.
sutau,c, I'll
CNN Al hours, dav and night
rhonc g.. lott
Sc,ecn poors at foNworth-
Galbra,th ca, lau
Chapman has Nammc, Paint, Il
saves >ou - pct cent Ut
California rott W,nc At tn e
White Elephant Saloon, Il,
Ed,sou Machines aud Records
al \asccu'S lcwclN Store, SIT
Nu,k, lmc and rortland &c.
ment Eo>wo,th Ga,lhralth Go.
Morgan \ pod~ou Coal Coal,
f,omrt delivery Phone -, .tt
Biggest assortment VI hue can.
a'cs ~ packages az pcnahWcs, .o.ti
Don't uu,u >Nut ewes, hut see
Louis NaSccp. the Optican, SIT
HuSk. limc aud Portland &C.
meui fN>wrrth GalNrar,h Go,
;att
to>wNth Galh,auh Co.. ate now
handling a nre hne vi Paints and
Oils 4,u
Louis \s~cer, Gpucan Ill wn,k
susvartccd attic Top Notch
Store SIT
Fresh IRISH AMI Oysters ALWAYS
or hand s,tNe H>ck Island Esuus
Rouse sS;,
uN>u >S>c ANY ;roa,@c with
yo0, ewes, consult l>ui> Ns>ccr,
CN5tsr. >-tt
NhN'e NSoy cypress orders -
N>nss0c Ns w. rn'leci saS lie,
NvVy tree ss,H
$ne / h rANtay an have v>u,
water ri~< rut in res5, /, r>ann>;
e. thc o's,r =,
las, r~S,No; : ct,c ane - lay
Robes ana HORSE Elsaeet< 8,
NatAes toy5 H.:s
PATTERSON < NarHAas &; the
>>oyt house Sc,rtN>gy> e,SsN -,
trnn, - lso5 $3.50 s~;i
~ >yr eeM NGh srs5e Gina
-, NIss> sr5 >)vera'sr, Al va.
Nccs> s~csN >,Arc =.
~, -o>c>rcJ & olSe ,las q =,
NoHcs soS Nors, Eisrees> 3,
NU,AcytoyS So
The r,ar NJ W, >NSy has >asre
tor renl ~ s o,Ssy ard ne~S sand.
>es "a y Ngghas al
a. a., Ar>,S >,os,a .. ~.
weeks No,eryv-ssrr soh,,,<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22

2ucio, @1liono uno Noro @roiiIicn
per 9ompicr .Wtoranbcnie."
6reitog - 8 llbr MbcnoS, iilr For-
TO Nico, Curacao, 3ene}ucln nno&o'
Ioubiu. per Iorrpfcro EbilaOcIpbiu,"
fir 0ernuloo, per 0ompicr Der
mloion;" fir Wopn0llc5, per Cant
pier rSeneco;" fir @rclooo, sri.
nioob mo @lliOnn, per 3umpicr
.Guribbcc;" fir Jortune S8lonO,
Samutca. IQroma unO 4anaI!pne,
PER Campier Y@lItot."
Gte Eoit nat Healulolano, pia
Toro. SiouCp. uuo nab WipteIon,
uia 9oIton ihI;cBt Jier t6aIid I'm 3
llbr NofmiitogS; mod Guba, oin
Sampa, tGgli6 Inn 1 llbr Na6mlt'
tags; nod GoIta Hica, SoaouraS,
Nicoroqlto (OitfiiItc) unb 8llatc.
molo, ola Ictp.S Orleans, t69lid) nm
10 llbr gtbcnbs; nab Scr Staot
Merifo tQglid Inn 9 llbr Nafmit'
tags ltrlo 10 llbr Nbenos.
Sic Srans.Yaciiic.Eoi miro tGglid)
nad Sem abgangsbaien beioroert mo
sic Belt oes Sdluiies lit arran9irt nit
Riidiidt alrf oeren munterbrohene
lleberlano , 9eforoerung.
@. Sail SarriS, EoltmeiIter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22
User lit tic?

Iie Game in Braun" ieBt in 9alti'
more. 8emoaelt WarftIcutc
i'm QeringtonsMurft Nringt
ol eiuem Gage orci iolihe Sheds
5ll ir 500 inter. - 8attc in
@oibiugton I0nGe opcrirt.
Die yGonc in @roun", cine Ser &C.
r~iebenItcn Chetfalideriun:n nit Ser
Die Foli3ei iett fabrcn III ttun &C.
bdbt bar, hai ibr Arbett ielo DON
Wdlhington nut Baltimore perleQt.
@iobcr limo ole Monipulotioneu Der
.Nunlc IN @rnlut" BON lt%ngcluDhnlls
dent Griolae qeirpnt moroen, irbenr
lie anl pergo1genen 6reltag Orel
mertbIoie Gbed9 81 ic $50 oltf benz
2erington Meorftc untcr5ubringcn
0erltanD. Die 8o,tnGrtn bate 10
leid)te arbeit, ooB bielSoli5ei balb por
mciteren sSdIlen 81 horen 1Iolbt. Dis
her Iino Der @ciliigclb0noler &. e.
Seen, Gde Der Gutom- unb Sering'
tonitrabc, uno Der @cililgelbanoIer
Sobn &reiner, bon 9tr. 100 Gering'
ton.Wortt, ioipic DER Sd)IGdter GbuS.
NnbrcipS, bon Nr. 90, Geringtors
Warft, bon Der muitcri0icn Eerion
bctrpgen ipnroer. Gapt. Humphrey
unb 9eteftip Eobler begen teincn
3lpeiiel, bob Die Gbedi0llberin NIT
Der filr5lid) IN @nibin9ton operiren.
ben Eerion ibentiih lit. - Die Sroll.
cnspcrion, pelhe ibre GinfGufe in
perihieoener Sobc modbtc, cr5dbltc
sen GerfGufern ooB Die Mooren fir
Srol Selir Gobn, bon Nr. 361S, Yarf
SeigbtS. Npenue, lcielL uno oaB lie
Dor Der @e5ablung crit cincn Gbed
einloien miiiic. Die &erfGufer accep.
tirten Den an Srou Tclir &abn 5abl'
barren uno BON ~. 2lopo" inboiiir.
ten Gbcd III @obc bon ie $50 nno
bdnoigten ser oaunoin" bos @ehlcl.
gclo aus. Die geprellten &oufIeltc
%criubrcn bolo bon Der @ertbloii9feit
Der Chefs unb Srau Sclir &abn, bel
nelhcr Ndhforifun9cn angcltcllt
murben, erfl1rte, ooB tie nidtS bon
Der r0ume IN @raln" iuilie, Die
GcrfGllfer eritatteten Damn In5eige.
Sn @olbington iou Die S6minble.
rim infer Dem Nonlen ,Srau g. III.
liion" gleife 9etriigereien perilbt ia.
ben. Die @ounerin miro beihriebeu
dis gut 9efleiocte Yerion, III c%infar-
big braunem Mn5ugc nit gleifeml
Sut, idnuur5em Soar ullb GROCER
| Stotllr. Sic miro orf etlpa % bis
% Sabre geld0bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22

libel; Terlnn0t BON Den EleOoiorcll
1904 0uihcl; Glcpatoren Gorrotb
5S2,645 @uidel. &erfGuie 1900
@ulhcl 9e5entber, t11A; 1000 30
pember, 10.
n,,ts, NLI.E.>l,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22

Gin ia DIES 8erii d) +, oab
Die cleftriihe Yurnoe ser Seimfebr-
Wofe nofmala mieoerbolt meroe, lit
geItern burh oen 8oriiber bes 5uitdn-
oigen Gomite'3, Sberit Seromc
Sopce, bel Seitc geiebt moroen, inoem
Sr. Sopcc nit 9eitimmtbeit erfldrte,
Dab Niemnno al einen iolhen Elnr
0enfe.
2Gbt niht nit d pa'
BEN. = aIeronoer @ari odp, Elm 80
Sabre alter @irtb bon Nr. 400.
Garrett Nuenlte, permobelte geIter,
Wattbcn 9fearOon BON Nr. 1900.
1omionItraBe, nit einem aartofiel.
itampier o%ernloBen, oab berielbc mad,
Dem vWarplano llnioerlit1ts q. Soipi.
tai" i~ibersefiibrt peroen mubte.
&earoon ioa ourd ungebiibrlide3
9enebmen @ariodp er5iirnt boben.
Ger ihlasiertige @ririidungsratb
miro in Der iiioIiden Yoli6eiItation
fir Elm tpeiteres 8erbor feltsebalten.
Yerionolnotis.- Sr. Gbos,
Sobrer, Der in oeutifen 8ereinsfrei.
len pobl6efannte uno oGgemein be.
liebte 8erianot'Glerf Der 1irnra q.
%. Sones & 60, liegt id.per franf
in ieiner @obnung, Rr. 1862, Gil.
ton-auenue, barnieber, 10 oaB ielbit
feline better 5reunoe i'm nid)t ieben
0iirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22
II q III q II
non
Burton G. Stsusnfon.

~
fie, ,pir tDnnen ebsnio aut bier rie
ouf Dem gabnbof Ititteo nebmen."
nOas finoe t6 nitt," Iagte it.
nS6 babe Ihon allen aRoereu 2ebee
mobI geiagt."
sd pertpabre mid bdgegen, pie
a[le anbern bebdnbelt Az tperben," entz
gegnete i6, uno oamit be9leitete i4 iie
gum lleber9dng.
Sic fat mid bon Der Settle an, uno
lire 2ippen 3ittertsn, tbeils Dor gnts
riiitung, tbeils Dor Qo9en.
.WiHen Sie allh," Iagte iie nit ges
tonung, bob i'd dnionge, Sic fir
bidtDpfi9 81 balten, uno id baiIe bid
t0pfise Meni9en."
sd Bin eanS uno gar ni6t bid
tOpfig," pioeriebte id mid, lid fubs
muir auf mein Re6t."
nSbr Re6t9"
,Mein He6t, 10 LANCE i6 ireenb
lam, nit. Sbnen 5uIammen gu lsin."
.9oben gis nod eini9e @sdte bon
bieisr Sorie?"
sd babe nod uiele, 1ou id is
o~uf5ablen9"
vWir taben feline 3eit mebr." Taste
iie. ,ba lit meme SHUTTER"
Sic pputen nit benz Grtra3ug Der
S6iffsssieufdaft fabren, Der spsis
bunbert G6ritt e"ntfernt am 8ai belt,
unb mir babnten uns ldnqidm einen
Neg bortbin. Sn benz 9ebrdnee, Der
aI9emeinen Iufre9ung, benz edit franz
3DiiI1en 9eidnatter. tonnte man tein
perniinftiees Wort mebr reben. Der
plab mar nit Men16en iiber:
idpsmmt, bic mir ale an Der @rense
bes esiunben Observation-Disclosures Su
iein fhienen. Srasnb iemanb riei
ir9enbrpo: nGn Doitur.!" nit Stsns
,oritimme. pIObliA itanb Elm %unifora
mirter 8eamter Dor uns uno perlanste
uniere 5abrtarten.
sd fiirGte. sic tDnnen ni9t peis
ter mittommen," iagte 5rau 3embel
uno reidte uns bic Saro, .aber mir
ieben Sic balb in Darts, nitt nabr?
Sic BADEN bod bic goreNe?"
.Gepib," perIi6erte i6. gs lag
feline Sefabr ppr, oaB id iie perseFsn
ipirbs.
.0os 1T f60n. mir tperben Musidau
na6 Sbnen balten." uno lie i6iittslte
uns nod einmul bic Sanoe.
Ginen 4ussnblid lang fiiblte id
cine tleine Sanb in Der meinen. Elm
paar blaue @ussn IGhelten mid an
auf cine Irt -
a2eben Sis potl. lSerr Better"
fa9te cine Stimme, lid tperbe nit lin
sebulo auf unier Dieberieben mar
ten."
sd AUDI" rief i9 s~rfreut, has
mar iebr bibid bon Sbnsn geiagt,
5raulein &embel."
80, i6 bin bod neugierig, ben peis
teren 9erlauf Der 9inss gu %eriubren."
CAB Tie 5uriid. rSie bringen 5rGulsin
9ouaoap gu uns. ni9t pabr?"
"Wenn mir lie finben, ia."
nNo6 einmal. leben sic ppbl."
Sic mintte lGhelnb nit Der 6ano
unb mar balo i'm Gebrdnee psrfdpuns
ben.
r&ommen Sic, 2eiter," iaet. bic
Stimme BON Hopte, .es niibt ni6ts.
iteben gu bleibsn unb in bic Cuff 3u
ftorren. Wir miiTen uns UNI uniere
eieene Reiie tiinmern."
Gr sin9 ben 8abniteis 3uriid. unb
plObli6 fiel mir Wartienp Elm.
sd bin in 3nsi Winuten ipieber
5urid." rief ib unb lief bas 2aufbrstt
binauf.
~Sat Serr Wartisnp bas Sdiff
tdon perlafen2" fraste id ben er item
Steparb. Der mir b~seesnste.
~Wartignp?" pieberbolte er, .Wlars
tisnb? Ginen Qusenblid."
Der trante Serr bon 375," balf ib
ibm aus.
.Gb ber." iagte er. .bas tpsib ia
nidt. MonIieur."
.Nur, es madt nidts. id tperbe es
idon erfohror."
(5orifetuna foIat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22
Ypitbcf6rocrnng mad benz YuslanSc.

We alislaflotlde Yolt 1nr ole NH
Dem 26. Sftober enoenbe @od)e
idIieBt i'm SaiptpoitamIte, piinftlld)
in alien Sanen, mie folgt:
Sic Yadetpoit nod 9euti6lano
i6licbt I'm, 3 llbr Nnhmitta9s aEl
81. u1b %, OCTOBER, na6@roBbriton.
MEN unb Srlano Oienitags lno 6rei'
Tags Inn 5 llbr Radmitto9S.
Gampfer iobren bon Nciueyorf,
tuenrl nid)t onocrs ongegeben.
9lm unb na6 Dem 1. Sftobsr Iilo
oie Yrieiratcn nad bcnl auSlunoe
(auSgenommen Canada, Meyifo, ga.
mama unb Guba) mic iolet: Slim CO..
Gents fir Die erlte lln5e mo Orei (3)
Gents fir ieoe rucitcre lln5e oher
Elm @ridtbeil, uno iolte pol ironfirt
weroeu, miorigenialls bci anfunit
ser Yrieie ser ooppelte 9etrag colcfD
tirt miro.
ErunsatIantifhe So It.
0ienltog - 6 llbr Nbcn0s, fir
europa mo Siio 9raiilien, per
9ompicr nSceonic," pia Elpmoutb
unb G%berbourg.
Wittpod - 6 llbr Mbenbs, fir
europa, Sit . Snoien, Siio . 9raii.
lien mo Ga Ylata Stooten, per
9ompfer .Geutiblonb," pia Ylp'
mouth, %Gberbourg uno Somblrg
(Noit fir 6ronfrei6 ml,B per CONT
pier YGeutihlanb" aoreliirt luerben) ;
7 ll6r> Abenos, fir @roBbritannicn
uno SSrlono, per 0ampfcr nIrobic,"
pio Queenstown Woit fir onoere
Staoten muB per 9ampfer vNro.
bic" uoreiiirt iein); 10 llbr Aben0S,
iiir europa, Ggppten linb Sitinoien,
per 9ompfer ga lorraine" uio
Sabre (4SoIt fiir 8roBbritonnien uno
Srlonb mlB per 0ampfer n2o Sor.
rninc" ooreiiirt iein.)
Sreitog - 3 llbr HafnittugS, iiir
Die I5oren : Snieln, per 3nnlpfer
bon Bolton; 6 llbr abenbs, fir ST.
LAMB, per Camper yltmbia," pia
Gucenstopn FoIt fir onbere Stua'
ten n1lB per, Gompfer nllmbrio"
ooreiiirt Iein); 7 llbr 4benos, fir
europa, per Gampfer st. Noul,"
pia Ylpmolltb uno Gberboure.
80 It nod 9 ii 3. uni Central.
@merifa q, 90 e It inoien etc.
Iienitog - 3 llDr HadmittagS,
fir Samoicn, per Sampfer bon 0o.
ilon; 8 llbr abenoS, fir Eernamblro
unb Bahia, per Sompier n8auma;;"
fir Snagun, 9aiti uno Colombia,
per Gumpier .8oloipio."
I%onneritoe - 8 llBr IbenoS, fir
Soiti. per 8ampfer "0rins Wil.
lem Der Critic" fir Central . slnle.
rita, Die aonal Gone, Colombia II.
oie Siio . Baciiie Sdien, per Gam.
pier, pia Colon; fir garbaoos, ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22
Neutige SbluBrate:.

aus Den Glepatorcn 5uriioc5ogen
1878 guihel; Glepntoren . 0orrot5
22O,531 Vnidcl. 8crfGuie: 1 @ug.
gon Nr. 3 pciber mittlerer, 81; /
90. DO, 57%; I 90. Nr, 2 gcniiftcr
leif)ter, 56A; I 90. Nr.3 peiBer leit.
ter, 56; 1 90. Nr. = gcmiihter mitt-
lerer, 56%.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22
Mrs. Ninslom's Suptbing Sgrnp

pirb felt iiber finnounbied5ig Sabren bon
Minipnea upn Miittern fir hire ainoer bei'm
bcrnbtgt has Sinh. erueidlt ben @anmen, be.
ihpihtigt ate sdlmcr5en; tnrtrt Winefplif mo
ut oas bette MeitieI fir 2tdrrbbe, BON ypo'
tbeferlt in alien 8eIitbeilen b%erfauft. Seio
aeiuib uno oerIangt ,Mirs. Wtnsloiu's Spntbina
sprnp" uno nebmt iei1e anoere Sorte. Siini'
uncsfuan3is Gents bic SLafhe. Inter benz gtdtr.
miiteIs uno SrosuensSeieb bonn 30. Siini 1906
garantirt. Serier'9ilnmer 1908. Gin altrs
uub gut beipdbrtes Wttttel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22
Werlaugt i'm Magemeiner..
gu berfanien ubcr su permietben.

Bu p~ersauteu cber An uermtetheu:
Cine @robfG inie e.g8erfftdtfe tpirb berfdift
ober pcrmtethet sn mdbieem areis. GeIeaenbeit
fir eincr iu.aen Mnru. Wdn a~Sretfire u.
49," oCeutider Gnrrefpsnbent." t293-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22

H&Ne fRr'S AuS(anb befpret g. Natne, sr.
as, cft.UatttMpre.ets., nahe Cation eoufe'Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22
Osidaft9 UelagcUbeleu.
gu u%crfanfcn.
Gtuc cutc Spcfulntiuu
film Wrfrnruhcitafouf

Gin @elcacubeiistani.
@ute Sarm llnS S~anpfmiible. 5tpei Weilen
bon Der SeInirsHodb. Ga. 81 ELDER qutes Suno
nit aaen n~btbieen @ebduoen, fir MIR $500.
9Puh fhneu ~oerinuit peroen. ytaberes bel y.
Subcubupp, Or. III, Tpro'Gbarles.straRe, .SaI.
%ttirurc. Mo. (Sept15,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22

Wots. = 3ufllbr 2L,061 Wuld)el;
Teriunot bon ben Glepotoren 1910
9ui6el; Glepotbren.@orrotb 216,406
9ui1el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22
Baltimore Marftbcridte.

Baltimore, q. Sftober 1907
Wcbl. - 3uirbr 21,917 6u'Ier
cinihlieBlih 1856 SGiirr 81 Occult
Toint mo 1915 Saiicr SIT Canton.
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04

Wilbur Blakely and Charles Stiles
LETT the city Wednesday with the two
largest loads of freight ever taken INTO
the country from this point. Blakelv's
six horse load weighed 14.I7o pounds
and the six horses handled by Stiles
worked their way south with Z load
weighing over 1900 pounds. Blakely
and Stiles are regular freighters from
Dickinson to Haley and never leave the
city with light loads.
At the residence of Rev. John Dipnam.
pastor of St. Patrick's church, at. s
O'clock Monday evening took place the
marriage Of Paul Floody to Miss Ethel
Ellen Algnier, both of Dickinson. The
young couple were attended by Joseph
Moore and Miss Phern Alenier. Nj.
and Mrs. Floody, who have the good
after the ceremony for a wedding trip
east to visit relatives in Minnesota and
Wisconsin. Upon their return to Dick.
miles west of the city where Mrs
Floody has a homestead.
Albert Lef's daily stage line south to
the Milwaukee, a distance of Is miles,
started on schedule time May i. Mr..
Left has spared no expense in fitting up
omnibusses for this line and has shown
himself to be very enterprising. The
time schedule is as follows: South
bound stage will leave St. Charles hotel
at 7 a. m; arrive New England II a. M;
leave New England / p. M; arrive a,
LF ranch 7 a. m; north bound, arrive at
New England IL M; leave New England
2 p. M; arrive at Dickinson 6 p.s m.
Geo. Little and Charles Wiley are MI
Leff's stage drivers. MI. Wiley comes
from Wyoming.
William Carroll has finished work in
the American house and Joseph Carroll
has severed his connection with the St
Paul hotel. Messrs. William and
Joseph Carroll have leased of their
brother, S. L. Carroll. his West End
livery stable and rolling stock therein
and have bought the stable horses, tax.
ing possession of the same on May I
Messrs. Carroll are not new men in the
livery business. having done consider
able business in this line in recent years
s.. L. Carroll has no definite plans fol
the future and will enjoy a short vaca'
ton.
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04
RELIEF FROM RHEUMATIC
4 PAINS.


II suffered with rheumatism for over
two years." says M. ROLAND Curry, a
patrolman. Of Key West, Fla. "Some.
times it settled in my knees and famed
me SO l could hardly walk, at other
times it would be in my feet and hands
80 vas incapaciated for duty. One
night when | was in severe pain and
lame fromit my wife went to the drug
store here and came back with a bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. was
rubbed with it and found the pain had
nearly gone during the night. kept on
using it for a little more than two weeks
and found that it drove the rheumatism
away. have not had any trouble from
that disease for over three months.'
For sale by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04
fAYErIe kIxs.

Floyd Smith is going to herd lambs for
the Spring Greek Live Stock Co. this
season. sft
A dance wa held at the Q Bar ranch
last Friday night and those who attended
report IN excellent time.
! Walter Rosendahl has been out Of
commission for the past week as the re-
suit of a mix-up with bucking broncho.
Mr.: Bates, who has been busy for the
past few weeks busting bronchs," has
invented a new arrangement for his
saddle, which enables him to ride the
meanest horses very easily.
At the home of James Smith, last Sun.
day, took place the marriage Of his
daughter, Miss Edith Smith, TO Arthur
Casper. The young people are very
we'll known in this part Of the country
and have many friends. Mr.. Caspar il
4 rancher in the country southwest 81
Fayette, where Mr.. and Mrs. Casper are
making their home.
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04
r. J. GREENE & 90.
DRUGGISTS
LOCAL NEWS.

Try. the Metropolitan cafe bread.
h will please you. I-l2.tl
New and artistic furniture arriving
ca ~ at t'rankenberg's. 4-1.t1
Oscar Baker of TAYLOR was a business
visitor in the city this week.
Fred Curliss of Paoli was a business
visitor in the city this week.
Man for farm work wanted at expert.
nent station. Good wages. II
Robert Wilcox of Oakdale was in the
city on business this week.
List your horses for the June sale.
Dickinson Horse Sales Co. 5-4.tf
J. w. Jones of Wibaux was in the city
for a short business stay this week.
A full line of Victor talking machines
and records handled at Freeman's. 4.27.2
Attend at once to listing your horses
with the Dickinson Horse Sales Co. for
the great June sale. 5.4.tf
The Northwestern Building Co., Dick.
inson, does general contracting. Have
them figure on your job. LIFT
Yardmaster F. D. Wilson and wife
returned the first of the week from a
Few days visit in St. Paul.
If you have the blues come and see
Prof. Peden at the opera house May o.
Come laugh and grow fat. 1t
J. H. Waggener has commenced the
construction Of a barn 28x48 feet, for a
livery stable for Robert Lyon.
D.Y Horning of Minneapolis arrived
the first of the week and has gone to
his homestead near Saltwater.
Everything in the line Of hardware
and granite ware at Grambs' hardware
store. A.27-ti
<, If you wish to borrow money to i'm.
prove your farm, call on Everett Real
Estate 4 Loan Company. 4-2o-ti
We are showing the best and larees,
stock of wall paper in the city, all kinds,
all prices. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 4-2o.ti
George Evans arrived from the east
this week with a car of goods and has
moved out to his claim lei Twin Buttes.
Miss Cola Litch, who had been
spending a few days with friends in
Glendive, returned home the first of the
week.
Typewriter for sale-one new Visible
Oliver typewriter for sale. Cost So7. 60
will sell for $50. L. E. Brown, St. Pau
hotel. - <,
Joseph Moore arrived this week from
Wisconsin and has moved his goods to
his homestead in the Twin Buttes neigh.
borhood.
E.. Earleson and family arrived Mon.
day from the eastern part of this state
and are now located on a homestead in
The country south.
Art squares are ingram carpets wove
IN n piece. We are showing new
patterns in the Richardson quality. @,
o. iankenoerg 5-26.ti
Rob. Morris. the expert paper hanger,
painter and decorator, is prepared to de-
all kinds of work in his line. Leave
orders at Mcdonald & Pomroy's. 4-2o-ti
DR.. T. M. ~MacLachlan, specialist on
diseases of the eye, ear, s and throat
Of bismarck will be in Dickinson Mon.
Gay, MAY, 9th. Any n wishing to con.
suit the doctor can do so by calling any
time during the day at DR.. Fishers
~"" 4-2o-3t
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04
Round Notice

The North Side Pool Horse Round.up
will start from the O. ranch May 20,
1907. Will work east to Kildeer noun
tains, then south to Eland, up.*R. r. to
Little Missouri river, then north to X
Crossing. Parties not Wishing % repre-
sent, can have their horses gathered, Ito
10 head, S. per head, 10 to 20. $3.50 per
head. 2o or more, 81 per head.
SAM RHoADES, foreman, Fayette,
AUSTIN MEAD, sec. and treas. Fayette.
5-4-3p
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04
Nantes to Purchase.

Two tracts not to exceed $500 in
Southern Hettinger Co., am also looking
tor a township proposition if l can get
what suits. Please name price and
terms in first letter, no fancy prices con.
sidered. Address F. M. RoURKE, Lis
bon. N. D. I2.27-tf
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04
cardoF thanks.

To the many kind and noble hearted
friends who 70 generously assisted us in
this our sad bereavement of u dear
brother and uncle, M. I. Connolly, we
wish to return our heartfelt gratitude.
May God bless you all.
MRS. MARY MCCORMICK,
MISS MARIE MCCORMICK.
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04
Particular
People

Will find what they are
looking tor in our line Of
Toilet Waters, Perfumes,
Soaps, and Creams-they
are the best. Bring US
your physicians prescrip-
tons and formulas, they
will be carefully COM
pounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17

Princeton was back the field and running
through formations to keep warm--a most I'M
usual thing-several minutes '.f0re the Yale
men appeared. The delay was - marked that
the officials felt called on TO send a messenger
for the Yale players. bur before he had got
fairly started the wearers of the blue came rum
ming out on the field with a dash and spirit
that BODIED Ill for Princeton.
Yale used the forward pass TO good advan-
tage although it must be said that luck favored
her TO a marked degree On two occasions, on d
fake placement kick formation, Jones made long
passes down the field which not clearly
caught by Yale men. but fortunately for them
were quickly recovered fer substantial gains.
The onside kick strong play for Princeton
in the first half but it was not used freely by
either team, unless some of Harlan's semi-punts
could be called onsde kicks,
Both teams employed much the same kind Of
defence. The linesmen spread out so far that
many inviting holes in the line appeared, which,
by the way, We're not always closed up in time to
prevent good gains In line plunging McCor-
mick and Coy the bright particular stars
Both gained many yards for their respective
teams Captain Biglow OF Yale played a steady
and consistent, If not a brilliant game. while
Wister and Brown, of Princeton. were Conspic-
uous particularly in the first half Brown
the only man who did not play the game out for
Princeton. The coaches sent WEIGH in to take
his place in the last few minutes. He did not
have much TO do TO earn his p
Yale made two changes at the beginning of
the second half. Foster substituted for
Paige, who was not in the best physical condi-
ton, while Murphy took Bomar's place because
the latter was somewhat dazed from a hard
tackle Tad Jones, for Yale, and Dillon. for
Princeton, the opposing quarterbacks. covered
themselves with glory. Both handled punts
clearly and made many gains by pretty, lodging
runs through a broken field. Coy a host
in himself, particularly when he settled down in
the second half.
1t is doubtful if a Yale team, any other
team, fought harder for a well earned vic
tory. The ferceness of the attack and the
stubbornness of the defence seemed to increase
as the game progressed, and the way the
responded made them heroes in the eyes of their
fellows.