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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-17
PENEsYLvANIA GIRL rs
STOLEN BY GYPSIES
10-Year-Old Maid Forced to Ned
Son of Nomad Chiefs
Rescued.

NEW YORK, June 15.-To be held
captive as an unwilling wife OF a
gypsy leaders son for eight months,
compelled to go about the streets
telling fortunes during the day anu
made to do washing and perform
other mental labors for the band at
night, is the fate from which 16-year-
old Annie Einsig was rescued yester-
day by her father, William Einsig of
Columbia, Pa.
The girl was located at the home
of Mrs. S. H. Speare. on Boston Road.
in the Bronx, where she was in hid
ing, and her father, an elderly man
with little knowledge OF the ways of
the world, had great difficulty in fin
ally getting her away when he and
she confronted the gypsy's band.
which is now located at Hendera3n 5
wharf, Coney Island.
Laughed at Her Protests.
1t was while walking from her
home in Columbia to the silk mills,
where she was employed, that she
was persuaded, one day eight months
ago to visit the gypsy camp on the
outskirts of the town. When she was
once within the tents she was, she
declares, told that she was to be held
and her protests were laughed at.
The band left the town that day. The
girls father found out what had be-
for several days toward New Jersey.
He lost the trail however, end gave
up the chase.
The band came to New York and
camped during the winter on ground
leased from Mrs. Speare. The girl was
cold that she was to be married to
Levi Stanley, the son of the leader
of the band, and was, it is said,
threatened with beatings and worse
punishment if she did not consent.
She became resigned and the mar
riage was regularly performed. Yes
terday when Stanley showed the mar
riage certificate to William Einsig the
girl tore it to pieces and, throwing
it on the floor, stamped upon it.
Mrs. Speare told yesterday of the
treatment to which the girl had been
subjected and to which she had been
witness.
Made to Beg i'm the Streets.
The way they treated that girl
was outrageous" she said. Il fire.
quently went into the tent and invar-
iably found her crying. When they
had frightened her out of attempting
to escape she was taught how to tell
fortunes and made to tramp about
the streets of the city all day. If she
did not bring hon1e a certain amount
of money at night she was beaten.
She was forced to do the washing.
clean the tents, and to do most OF the
work for the whole family. l helped
her as much as | could, but she was
n fro;., 70 to bor ~
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ring on Douglas st.
Owner may have same by proving
property and paying for this ad
3 CHOICEST LOTS on Orondo ave.
4 room house; bath; 81 fruit trees
all bearing; fine lawn and large
chicken park. $4,000. This is snap
for this property. Call and see it.
$40 Orondo avenue. 6-15
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FOR A LOAN on wheat land or fruit
land ranch regardless Of size or
age-see J. s. Mooney Z Co.
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WANTED-lnstructi in French,
can arrange for two lessons per
week. Any nights except Satur-
day. Address c. F. S. care of the
Daily Werld.
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WE HAVE three show cases for sale.
Prices to suit buyer. Wenatchee
Drug Co. j-12-19
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HAY AND FEED Of all kinds at the
Wenatchee Z Rock Island Feed
Store.
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Local Market Quotations

Following Is a list Of the Wenat-
fruits. vegetables, grain, hay, feed
and -four:
Peach Blossom Flour (bOfn
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WE FILL your prescriptions correct
ly. Wenatehee Drug Co. j-12-19
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LOST-In some store in Wenatchee
Friday evening, $500. One Ave
and ten dollar bill Suitable re-
ward. Leave at World Office w. g.
Chapman.
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Classified Advertisements

If YOU WANT something really up
to-date in wall paper M. o. Merrill
has got it. tt
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07
This represents aa allt diseord
Re elected.

We are pleased tu learn ~ the
record made by Il teacher Ia The
viciuify of our old home. Oak
Grov'. is tiar ueighborhood aud
the peopl" appreciate "A good teach.
er.
Miss Martha Montague has just
closed 8 months term Of school
in the Oak Grove District with no
cases OF lardiuess. no corporal
punishmeuts. aud I in regular at
tendance during the term. nanely,
Bertha Gern, Lila aud .Jno. Flu.
qua. Ruby Webber, Alpha and
Fay Hoyt Miss Montague was
Immediately reelected to teach the
spring schoOl.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07
Obituary.

Mrs. Mamie X. Morris. the
faithful aud beloved wife of II.
K. Morris. was born Dec. 10,
1884. in Clark CO., KY, aud died
at her home near Laddonia Jan. z,
1907. Her maiden name was
Nancy Katherine Dornigan. She
was married to Il. f. Morris Oct.
27. 1857. and they moved to Mis-.
souri,. April. 1867. Tho greater
part Of her married life was spent
in the neighborhood where she
died.
Eight children we're born to Mr..
and Mrs. Morris: Thomas G,
who died about % years ago;
Mary Francesi Callle h.. the wife
OF Theodore Black OF Laddonia !;
William Henry; claude Frank;
Ira f.; Sadie Elizabeth. wife Of
Joseph Atkinson aud James Wal.
lace
Sister Morris united with the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
when a girl 10 Kentucky. and
when Unity Presbyterian church
-.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07
WEST LICK,

Those on the sick list are as fol-
lows: Grandma Moomaw, Mrs.
Charles Hamilton and Jack Brown.
The West Lick Literary Society
closed last Saturday night for the
remainder of the season.
Miss Lena ErdeI of near Wor.
cester visited Miss Alice Mollett
latter part Of last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 8. P. Beadle spent
Sunday at w. j. Browns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Elan aud the
lstter's sister, Miss Edna Hagan,
visited at Arthur Brandon's, near
Laddonia. Sunday.
Born. to SIR. and Mrs. g. ii.
Duhray, g son.
s. p. Dubray and wife spent
Sunday at Samuel Torreyson's.
Samuel Moomaw and wife spent
Sunday at Charlie Hamiiton's.
]. d. Anderson sold % head Of
hogs to Casper & Dudeeon at
$500.
John Westfall. SON of Chas.
Westtall Of near Hutchison. was
murdered 10 the vicinity of Pros
ser. Wash. last ssweek. The be.
reaved have our sympathy.
w. p. Flynn sold. 951 bushels
Of corn 70 Jack Brown ut doe bn.
Il. o. Snedeker bought span
Of mares from K. H. HaRan. Pay.
ing 800.
George Snedeker Of Illinois Wis.
tied here last week.
Miss Nellie She'll who resided In
this community until about year
| laeo graduated ia Kirkarilla Thurs.
day. Jan "A. as an oateoDath.
Df Miss Nellie. whom teaching
! was known ns one of Ardrain' !
best teaeheFs We wiah her muol
sucotsq.
Misses Eva Hannay and Leila
ppbFay we're sls guests II M|ns
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07
NORTH MoLINo.

Nice little snow Saturday night.
The roads are smoothing down
little aud everybody is making
use Of them.
Joe Miller went south to visit
friends this winter. Writes back
that there was a big wreck of the
train he was on but he was not
hurt. He says several persons
were killed in the wreck.
Misses Kate and Henrietta Dud.
ley gave a tacky party to their
many young friends last Saturday
night which was enjoyed by ali
present. Harvey Heizer and Miss
Annie Heizer received a nice pie
ture for being dressed in the most
quaint attire.
We believe the farmers are all
about done gathering corn for the
winter. They have had a hard
time
Sim Greed and faulty and Ho-
msr Roberts aud fahlly start for
Cnldesac. Idaho. the ssh oF Feb.
Mr. Greed saya they wsll he gone
about a year aud wants lhe Mrs.
EAaE 70 keep him ia touch with
Audrain news.
Gu account Of bad uenkher and
bad roads Rev. sutton ala noi
preach a. Berea fast Sanday.
The Shady Dell school closed
last Friday afternoon. Mr.. Hunb
ngAueg hos taught q yef, sieaebsl,|
school
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07
Cadets for Army and
Navy.

The examination for cadets was
held here Saturday. One cadet
was to be chosen for West Point.
aud two for Annapolis. There
were five applicants for the place
al Annapolis but Leonard Frv
aud Joseph Irwin. both of Lonisi :
ano were the only ones who stood
the physical examination. Que
other enme up in all points except
that his teeth, the moars. were i'm
perfect.
The examiners for Annapolis ut
Hotel Hoxs''y were Prof l. Is Haw.
thurne, pt Mexico; Miss Elizabeth
Whitaker. Snpt Of Schools, Louis
iHna; \ g Copeland. Lawyer.
Uniou;Supt McQuie of Jouesburg,
W j Weiss of Bowling Green and
Robert Sutton of Troy.
The medical board was composed
ot Drs. ES Cave. Mr. Rodes.
Clarence Rothwell aud r W Berry.
all of Mexico.
Those who took the examination
were: Thomas G Brown. Farber;
Leonard & Fry. Louisiana; /;
Claude Brown, Benton City; 10.
seph S Irwin, Louisiana; aud Car.
ter II. Taylor, Mexico.
The examiners for West Point
were Prof. j. w. Million, presi-
dent of Hardin College, Mexico (;
George w. Bruce. st. Charles,
Military Academy; E b Rosen-
berger. Prosecuting Attorney,
Montgomery, Mo; Prof John Il
Frick. Warrenton.
Medical examiners were Drs. w.
r Rodes, M E Crawford. A c
White and Howard Crutcher.
Those who took this examina-
tion- were John Palmer. Troy;
Bryan Wilson. Mexico; Fl L Bru.
mer. st Charles, Earl Hyde. New
Haven. Earl HALEY and Elwood
GOOlbay, Auxvasse.
Earl Bagby of New Haven,
first; Bryan Wilson. Mexico. alter
nate. in the West Point examiua a
tion.
The contest for Auapolis is be,
tween Fry aud Irwin. the other
candidates being let out by the
medical examiners.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07
Kings Daughters.

On last Tuesday after an alb.
sence OF several weeks. the Kings
Daughters went out TO the Home
taking lunch With all the family.
AZ fh' Lection of officers which
"'rurred lst of Jan. the following
wer, elected 60 serve for the We ar:
Mrs w G. Rixey. leader.
Mrs.Jack Robinson. vice. leader.
Mrs MARY lIer Harper, See'y.
Mrs II l. Richards, treasurer.
The Kings Daughters are to be
cnnmruded for their unriring zeal
aud good work, done The last year,
raising almost their ebiire appor.
tionment of $500 In this item
they wish to thank all who have
helped them in any way the past
year. The retiring officers are.
Mrs Il ID Graham, leader.
Mrs. w J Rixey. vice. leader.
Mrs Ada Dnrrance. treasurer.
Mrs Mary Lee Harper. sec'y.
Miss Mcintosh. the old lady who
bad the misfortune to fall aud
break her leg 10 weeks ago, owing
to splendid nursing aud faithful
care, tho so feeble in both body
and mind, is now able TO sit up in
chair for a while each day.
AT the meeting last Tuesday res
olutions were passed and spread on
the minutes in regard to the death
OF our sister, Allie Morris Mckee,
whom to know was to love. for
her Christian graces we're many.
Devoted as wife aud mother, true
as friend and neighbor, loyal as to
obligation, even tho sick and suf.
fering she never failed TO fulfill
all duties to the circle of Kings
Daughters. OF which she va s a de.
voted member. The sorrows and
Affections of life which came to
her, come to but few. Tho sorely
tried there was always about her
that sweet spirit of resignation
which said my grace is indeed
sufficient. SO, as one by one we
cross the river" let us as Kings
Daughters be more considerate,
one OF another, in all love and
honor preferring one another.
A Kings Daughter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07

Katherine Flynn Sunday.
Prof. Dunn was caller at Lad
douia last Sunday(i)
W. P. Flynn is moving to his
farm 8 miles south OF L addonia
which he purchased recently from
DR., K. d. vandeventer. We are
sorry to lose Mr.. Flynn and his
family from our midst.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07

Farmers along the Louisiana
and Mexico roads leading into Par
is have undertaken to raise a. 1000
for grading and gravelinR. D. n.
BeFk. w. A. Poteet, III. q. Long.
y. q. Allen. Jin Alverson and Ike
johnson subseribed 1915 Saturday
as . starter. A meeting IN bahalg
of the project will be held AZ Pow
ere school house soon. The Six
Alile commissioners and county
court will give substantial aid. -
Paris Appeal.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07

The writer of this article has
taught school in the country dis.
trict aud 10 the city. in grade
school and in High School, aud
has seen the needs in our school
system. In towns aud cities where
there are High schools the school
system of Missouri is excellent and
a good education, is afforded TO all
within said cities. Such is not the
the case, however. in country dis
tricts, The district school pro-
vides for the eight grades Of q
common school education. There
the provision stops. In years
agone some country teachers had a
few. classes in the higher branches
of learning aud many country
boys aud girls took advantage OF
it. Now leading educators dis
courage that because it takes time
that should be devoted to the
grade work. There are inst two
things left for the country pupil;
he either stops school or he comes
TO the city aud pays for his school
ing. Ambitious pupils do the let.
ter while the less fortunate ones
come to a standstill. These wh6
lack ambition--or means-are the
very onesfor whom the.state should
provide. They should be eneour-
aged to take High school work by
having It within reach without
price. A county high school is
by Far the best means. Now comes
Senator Curry Of Ozark. who in.
troduces a measure in the house al
jefferson TO provide for county
High Schools thru State aid. II
is a move 10 the right direction.
The people seem not ready for il
but 1t is coming. High School
training without tuition for every
boy and girl in the county is sure
10 come.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07
Appointments.

(. Editor r. NJ. White of Mexico
aud ]. B. Hereford of Odessa are
reappointed members of the Board
OF Managers of Hospital No. 1.
Fulton, for the term of four years.
F. II KaIlmeyer, Montgomery.
aud j. 9. Gordon, Lexington. are
appointed members of Board Of
Managers OF Board OF Managers of
Board Of the Deaf aud Dumb
schools at Fulton
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07

We quote in part an article from
the Manitou Field. Glass, Okla, u
a deserved compliment for for.
mer Audrain man:
The popular aud successful auc-
tioneer. Col. f. A. Arnall, has
Just closed a very successful year.
having done $50. 900 business
since a year ago. AS the years
go by, his success continues to be
more and more pronounced. From
a small beginning, real merit has
given him reputation aud bust.
ness that is second to none in
Southwest Oklahoma. Arnall is
a natural auetioneer. He is just
as much at home on the auction
block as a duck is on the water.
He has the prestige of thousand
successful sales. Nobody is so
proud Of his success as his friends
aud neighbors.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07
Mr.. Ground Hog aud Old Boreas

Mr.. Ground Hog aud Old Boreas
perfectly agree this time. Mr.. G..
Il. came ont abont 10 a. IN. last
Saturday, saw his shadow, and
scampered back into his hole de.
spite the fact that the''lid''was on.
Old Boreas getting windor the fact
dashed swiftly upon US aud for
six weeks will be guest for which
we will have great consideration.
II will take we'll. fiIled coal bin
to give him a warm reception.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07

How often It is observed OF some
one who achieves greatness that
he WAS reared in the country. He
has but proved that despite OBJ
siarlrs he cas succeed. Where he
could not find way he could make
une. Does this class of country
boys represent the majority of his
fellows or is he one of a fewi
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07
THE LOVE OF BOOKS.

Without love for bn,ks the
richest man is poor; but endowed
with this treasure the poorest nsn
is rich. He has wealth which no
person caa decrease in any de-
gree.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07

Miss Gladys Gross visited Mlss
Opal Strain of Mexico last week.
w. A. Boees aud wife aud Miss
Kate Marshall Of Mexico visited s.
Purdy here Monday. Sturgeon
Leader.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07

Jhhn II. wsssler. age 75, was
foand frozen aud standing np-
right in the Mississippi River at
st. Louis last Friday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07

Miss Kate Duncan was hostess
at a merry gathering of young
folks Saturday evening at the
home of DIR. Berry.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07
Public Sale.

Ii. r. Day will have sale oi
live stock and implements Thnrs,
day, Feb. Ia. at the Gilmore farm
8 miles northeast OF Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07
CAPITOL DoINGs.

The smallpox scare here is subsid-
ing. II is said by some that the
cases reported ARE only chicken.
pox. Anyway I have heard OF one
doctor who has taken in over 5000
In vacciuating people. The doctors
are richer at least.
The University Glee Club was
here this week. They gave the
House members u sample of their
singing Tuesday afternoon. vii.
lie Cross, son OF Prof, J n. Cross,
late Of Audrain, is "a member of
the club. Tie boys are winning
laurels for themselves. We under.
stand they expect to make tour
OF the Southern States soon.
Gen. w. II. KeDnau was over
this way from Mexico last week.
Gen. Kennan was a member of the
House here % years ago. He be.
came intimately acquainted with
eachlmember and could call each by
his given and surname. Opposing
members often fought each other
then with much sarcasm aud bit.
terness. A member interrupted
another one day while the latter
was making speech to know il he
would yield to question. The
reply was, mo. not to man with
head shaped like a five-cent wat
ermelon, like you." Mr.. Kennan
meets few Of the old fell6ws Oc-
casioually of those days. Not
withstauding their bluntness, most
OF them were patriots. who loved
honesty and an honest principle.
no difference where it was found.
Some time ago, l remember. the
Mexico MESSAGE called attention
to very pointed law in force in
one of the foreign countries in
tended to catch taxdogers.-con.
tiscate half his property il rich
man, or any other man. gave in
only part Of his holdings to the
assessor. Senator Dowell Of Lewis
county has taken the cue and in
troduced a bill in the Missouri
Senate Of identical provisions,
which it becomes a law will result
in making life heavy burden to
taxdodgers in this State. be they
individuals, firms, co.partnerships
or corporations. How'd you like
to see it in force in Audrainf
They say theie is a big fight
brewing over Gov. Folks pro-
posed State excise law. Oppo-
nents say it will tend to build mp a
great political machine. Folks
object is to catch up with those
counties where there is not local
enforcement OF the laws against
dramshops, Sc. Louis county a
noted lnstanoe. Folk wants State
sovereignty. not saloon sover-
eighty. The liquor interest. which
costs the State ten times more in
criminal costs than all other inter-
eats combined. Is exempt from
State aufhoTity-no such favor for
the banks, railroads. etc. The H.
quor interests stand out and say.
"You cannot. you dare not. make
me obey your laws." Some way to
catch these fellows is Folks plan.
Representative Burch has intro
duced an Important bill ia the
house providing for the appoint
Inent of commission to assist in
disposIng Of The large docket Of
tho Supreme Court.
The automobile bill Is beginning
to sclalm attention. The farmer
nemberh viii demand q law that
| will regulate almost to prohibi.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07

Mexico Camp 2O5O Modern
woodman installation exercises Of
Jan. IS have an extensive write up
10 the Missouri WoOdman, on.
cial organ Of the M. w. A.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07

The Centralia Guard publishes
an excellent picture Of @. BeIvard
Booth, sou OF AIT. a. 8. Booth, Of
that city. The young man writes
short stories for Easiern maea-
zines aud is versatile aud briIIianf.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-02-07
MOTHER FINE LIST.
New Subscribers and
Renewals to the Mes
sage-See Us Grow.

'aN1 OahOho NuS AOttOWAuk We
Iubscribers or renewals:
Mrs. Martha A. Davis.
7. j. Seal.
Jacob Abuhl
8 p Emmons
Gale Douglass
E L Hopkins
A DiDsmore
J r Shell
Oscar Washburu
DR. Fred Griffin
Josiah Martin
Robt. McDonOugh
J A Abbay
A G Butts
Mrs. n V Peak
Geo Il Cooper
NJ B Wilkers0n
Charles Scott
II A Knigge
Capt Tom Afford
J w Paulin
w F Tredway
Mrs John Parks
II 7 Vance
w n Boatman
CE Lockridge
FIT Harris
s B Reighley
j F johnson
PC Ackerman
s s Roberts
Alex Seymore
A J Diechman
j F Cauthorn
F g Brenton
F Fl Spottswood
Miss Maud Foster
Wallace Dearing
John Byars
I'M Williams
WC Dye
A g Sehoenneman
Thomas Kunkel
g FL Wessler
Frank Hudson
Frank Green
Dan billiard
Barton Hubbard
Henry Kunkel
w Fl johnson
Thomas Byars
Chas A Hubert
c F Howard
] C Bassford
Pat Devaney
Miss Callie Green
E L Childers
Henry KlOtz
G w Tanner
] A Farthing
J M NickeIs
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-07
CONTEST NOTICE.
CLAYTON, n. NJ.

August 20, 1000.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office by ID. NJ Turner, con
testant against Homestead Entry No.
S269, made May 1. 1900, Tor SW4 Section
IL, Township On. Range 34E. by Marion
Savage, Contestee. in which it is alleged
that said Marion Savage has wholly aban-
doned said tract; that he has changed his
residence therefrom for more than six
months last past; that said tract is not set
tied upon and cultivated by said
party as required by law; and that said al
legged absence from the said land was not
due to his employment in the Army, Navy
or Marine Corps of the United States, as
a private soldier, officer. seaman, or ma
rine. during the war with Spain. or dur
ing any other war in which the United
States may be engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified to APP
pear. respond aud offer evidence touching
said allegation at Ten o'clock a. m. on Oct
ober IL. 1907. before Eugene l.. Hedge
coke, United States Commissioners at En-.
dee. New Mexico land that final hearing
will be held at ten o'clock a. m. on Octo.
Der ~. 1907. before)" the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land Office
in Clayton. New Mexico.
The said contestant having. in a proper
affidavit filed August 2o, 1907. set forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service of this notice can be made
it is hereby ordered and directed that such
notice be given by due and proper publ
cation.
EDWARD w. Fox, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-07

The Rock Island excursion
Wednesday night, brought in sew
eral coaches OF homeseekers. The
editor has met and talked with
many OF them who express a sur
prise that we grow such crops
here and that we have a town show
ing more progress than any they no
ticed on the trip. why" one OF
them said, That corn looks like
old Missouri" He was looking at a
small exhibit in this office. There
are few people who are coming here
now that don't stick, and our coun-
try will almost double again in
population in six months.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-07
Probate Court,
County OF Quay.
Notice is Hereby Given To
Whom II May Concern

That Mary l.. Ritter, the un-
dersigned, was appointed on the
II day of June A. ID. 1907, by the
Probate Court of Quay County,
New Mexico, administrators OF the
estate OF Kemary Ritter, Deceas-
ed, and all persons having claims
against the estate OF said Kemary
Ritter, deceased, will present the
same within the time required by
law. MARY +. RITTER,
AdminitratriX x.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-07
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Pankey & Johnson is this
day, August 23rd, 1907, dissolved
by mutual consent. All accounts
owing by this firm will be paid b.
A. ID. Pankey, and all accounts
owing to them will be received by
a. D.. Pankey. 46-4t
A. ID. PANKEY,
WYATT JOHNSON.