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New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
SHERIDAN HOME WITH INJURED LEG

Martin Sheridan, the all around American cham
plon who participated in the Olympic games in
London arrived here last night the Cunard liner
EtrurIa. While practising for the pole vault in
ireland he injured the muscles of his left leg and
has been under the of doctor He said his
leg had 10 be bound in plaster. and that he did
not know how long it would be before he could
enter athletic events.
While in Ireland before his injury Sheridan broke
several Irish records The steamboat Massasoit,
which supposed TO have gone down the bay
with large number OF Sherdan's friends on board,
did not appear
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
SPRINTS ATTRACT CROWD.
Many attempts to Gain Lap in
Garden Sir-Day Race.

Twelve teams continued to furnish excitement in
carefully judged doses for those who sought the
thrills furnished by the new kind Of sx-day race
at Madison Square Garden last night. Nothing in
particular happened. Kramer and Bedell male
constant efforts to recover the lap they lost when
they teamed up.
Aside from this ]. Clarke, the tiny Australian
was the best feature Of the He made fine
effort TO gain lap about II o'clock but Lawson
could not hold the lead he gained. and he returned
10 the track too late to hold the lap he had nearly
gained.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
LEAGUE STANDING

Only two games played in the. American
League Yesterday, the Eastern teams, including
the Yankees. being their way to the West De-
troit beat St. Louis by a Of to 1 and in
creased its lead Chicago, Cleveland beat
the White Sox and strengthened it's hold on second
place which makes it look hopeful for the cham
pions, even If Elberfelds did turn the
Tigers and win the last series between the teams
rnIaved hert. last month
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
JOHNSON TO FIGHT BURNS.

Sydney. n. S. w. Sept 16-Jack Johnson the
American negro pugiIist. has signed articles for
a fight with Tommy Burns. the American cham
pion. the fight TO take place in this city IN De-
ceuber and to be for the championship Of the
world Burns said to-day that this Will be his last
fight. The terms of the match provide that the
winner shall receive 600 and the loser $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
sUPERBAs TURN TABLES ON REDS.
Shut Out Cincinnati and Win First Game IN
Last Ten Played.

Brilliant pitching by Wilhelm enabled Brooklyn
10 shut out Cincinnati by score Of to 0 yester-
dav at Washington Park and TO win game after
nine consecutive defeats Seven errors by the Reds
helped the superbas TO their victory.
Good hitting by Burch, Humnen and Jordan
was combined with the Cincinnati errors in a way
that was calculated TO give the best results. and
Burch's triple, made on the first ball pitched by
I9ubuc really won the game in the first inning.
-T,a
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

At Philadelphia-Fi game RH E
PhllsSsrghia PItts6srg al = / 9 9 9 5-s 8 5
Observation-Disclosures Sparks and Doom;
Pittsburg. Camnitz and Gibson.
Second game r. II Z
Pittsburg 20 o o o Ia 10 o
PHILADELPHIA % 0 0 0 0 o o % 3
Bstteries-Pittsburg, Leiheld and Gibson; Phil
sdeiphis, Richie and Jacklitsoh. umpire-John-
stone
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
MAJOR DELMAR SCORES AUTO EFFICIENCY Rim
Beats S7oeet Marie and Orc ir
Pretty Race at Syracuse.

Syracuse, y. 7, Sept. 16.-Major Delrnar 5ssO
beat Orc and Sweet Marie in the free-for-eIl trot
at the Grand Circuit meeting at the state fair
grounds here to-day by winning the first and third
meats. The great uotter had TO be driven out TO
earn the first heat from Oro, but he broke badly
in the second and Sweet Marie won in 2.osE the
fastest mile OF the day Major Delmar came right
back in the third heat and, forcing a fast, even
pace, won handfly from Oro with Sweet Marie
trailing.
Margaret o. won the Chamber OF Commerce
Stakes OF 1000. Locust Jack earned the first heat
in a sensational head and head finish with Daniel
and Octoo, but Margaret o took the second In
hard drive and the next two rather easily.
In the Syracuse Stakes of 5000 for Eli PAGERS
The Eel in straight heats
The summary follows:
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-TEE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
TROTTING-2:oe CLASs-THREE L FIVE
PURSE $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17


Brooklyn ......---....- o Ks
Cincinnati .....-..... 0 o 90
Two-base hit-Bescher. Three-base hits-Burch.
Hunmell. Sacrifice hit-McMillan- Stolen bases
Mcmillan. .. Double plays-Dunn and Mcmillan: Nc
MILAN. AIperuan and Jordan; Lumiey, Dunn ana
Jordan Left on bases-Cincinnati, 1; Brooklyn 8.
First baIIs-On Wilhelm, 4: of Dubuc, 2
First base errors-Brooklyn 8. Hit by pitcher
BY Dubuc, .. Struck out-By wilhelm, 4; by Dubuc.
Time :35 Cmpre-Klem-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
CLEVELAND. Z CHICAGO. 1

eIss:5sPs ss,sss5 s'f4s: MI g SsS g 9 II :
Batteries-cleveland. Berger and Bernis; Chi
cago, Feline and Sullivan Umpires-Egan and
OLoughlIn.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
CHICAGO. 5; BOSTON. O.

AZ Boston: RHE
Gat9agO gasfag S 90 g 9 g - 3 ]
Battertes-Chicazo. Pfefster and King; Boston.
Mattern ChappeIle and Bowerrnan- Unptres-
T3ipIar and ErnSlie
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
DETROIT. 4; ST. LOUIS, I.

At ST Louis: r. H E
setTom II Iouis So 30 Q 0 Q Q 6-f 2
Eatteries-Detroit. Summers and Schmidt; St
Louis Waddell and Smith. Umpires-Hurst ard
Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

w. eIect contrast 20 these protracted struggles
ro-s. ing easy victories OF most OF the other IA
a. p his was especially the case with Travers
efT@sho1 the former beating Kenneth Ed
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

Two-bass hfts-shaw Charles. C-znfau Ht-O-
Baldwin in four tvothfrts innings on Lush. IN
three nd ore-thfrd innings. Stolen base-Murrzy-
Double piay-Seymour and Bresnahan. Left on bases
Louis. !; New York. T. First base bais-Or
Baldwin g. OF Lush. First base on errorsSt LOUIS
3. New York, 1. Hit by pftcher-By Baldwin L
Struck out-By Baldwin BY Lush. 1: by Crandan-
UuaPire-O'Day
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ONLY T7co Games Played, z0ith East
ern Teams Going Vest.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-OAT.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis
Washington at Chicago.
Boston Cleveland
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Detroit, 4; ST Louis. 1.
Cleveland, 7; Chicago. l.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

Match (one-quarter mi1e)-Won by C H. Stein; G.
J. Cameron. second. Time. O:311s.
One-rniIe repechage handcap-Won by l. ]. Weintz.
n. Y. A. c.; Joseph NJ Eiher. c. P G A, second;
C. J. Duestes, c. R. c. A. third. Time, 1909
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

Baseball. Polo 6rounds To-day. siaQ r. M--oisus
W. 81. Louis. Admission 6oe.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
RESULTS OF GAMES YE

Ptrsburx as PhEIadeIphis.
Chicago BessnA
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 8; St Louis. g.
BROOKLYN. 8: Cincinnati. o.
Chicago. 81 Boston. o.
Philadelphia. 81 Pittsburx, 2 ffrs< xsrne1.
Pittsburxs es Philadelphia. (second camel.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

Margaret O.. b. m, by OnveTd-MarSarct A.
Bob Davis. Columbia s. c. Davis) ........% 4 l
Locust Jack, g. &. James Farley. New York
(McHenryD !
Daniel. br. g: Clinton snook Fayetteville,
essss 3 ! b; as2ssss i2siaP:5 i.::;::
HshIna Ssih asy6n6n b m uErtss E, e5adyo
E1mboy, b e CVT. McDonaId) ..-.............. dis
Time, 2:OTk. 2O54. POSI-, 2:oeZ.
SECOND RACETHE SYRACUSE-PAC1NG 2:11
CLAsS-THREE IN FIVE-PURSE 5000
The Eel. gr. s., by Gamboler-Belle Bidwel F.
E.ntricken Tavistock, Ontario (McEwin). ... u
Fred D., &. G.; Weedy Hill Stock Farm, Salem,
George Cano. ch h.; Christian Hill Stables,
Dover. N H. (Cox) ..-..--..-.--.-----5 .
Major Brfno. blk & (Ritchie).
--1- - Tine 2:04% 2.o2&, 2.osa.
THIRD RACEFREE FOR ALL TRoTTING-Two IN
THREE-PURSE. $3.50.
Major Delunar b. e. by Delmar-Ez1pcctation;
A p McDonaId Albany CNdcDonald). I
Oro. blk & CMcCarthy) Observation-Disclosures
sweet Mare 2 Time. M ':s:tS 2.o4s. 2oeil 2;oea
FOURTH RACE-PACING-21T CLAss-TEREE IN
FTvEPURSE $1,000
Dr Bonney blk. g.. by J. H. L; E F. Geers.
Memphis CCSeersb .
Centryfs star, b. CAndreTs). --.--..--...----
b. z. (Aylward) ..---------.--"--..---
Oakland Son h CErneso
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.
PIRATES WIN AND LOSE

Haverhill /; Lynn o.
Worcester ?; Brockton. 90 inning
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
GIANTS GAIN TN RACE
BEAT ST. LOUIS AGAIN.
Brilliant Fielding By Seymour a
Feature of the Game.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN
Pstrsburg PhEladeIDhis
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

FOURTH RACE-THE WILLOW HANDICAP: for flles
two years old: value 600 Five and half furlongs.
Start poor Won easily. Time 1868 Winner. ch.
f. bv Voter-Noonday. Owner, J. Rowe
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
ish. Jockey. Betting.

THIRD RACE-Selng: three-year-ods: $500 added
one mile and sixteenth. Start goood- Won driving
| Time I:47. Winner b. Z, by Sain-Mss Baker
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

SIXTH RACE-Handicap; for Of all ages $500
added About six furongs- Start good Won drtv-
ing Time, 1:10N. Winner ch. f, by Flaudit-
+
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
prices quoted by professional handicappe

FIRST RACE-seIIng; two-year-olds; $500 ADDED
5i,ya ana half fIrIongs. good W on 1anolly'
Time I:Os. Winner, b. g., by Panudes-FSaslaH-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
GRAVEsEND ENTRIES TODAY.

ST RACE-Handicap; for two-year-Olds: $500 added.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

olds and upward; $500 added Abo'
hslf miles
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
Ca ndidacy OF Judge Mann.

The announcement that Judy,
Mann is "A receptive candidate tor
the republican nomination as dele
gate to congress has been received
with interest IN this part OF the ter.
rltory, where the Judge has man,
friends. \ healthy contest tor =
nomination eve hurts a pnhtiCa
party, but on the other hand stlm
ulates interest and ~ thus bench
cial Evidently there IS going tc
he a hard night tor the nomination
this wear, and the race will be de-
CIdcd hN the rank and file OF tn
party II the primaries rather thai
hv any COtrnc OF leaders gather
IN a back room. udgc Mann wi
h ave an important tollouylng IN tn
convention and 1t nominated, ~,
make a strong candidate, and il
elected, a splendid delegate.
Tn" Optic does not believe thai
he is as available as MIR. Spices,
Tor h. has not the same strength IN
the large northern counties whrr,
the republican votes ace, due large,
" to the tact that the people OF
those counties are not we'll acquaint.
I'd with nim. The vote OF thoS,
counties Is essential TO the rcpuh.
lican ticket in this campaign and
the getting OF them should he on,
OF the chief considerations OF thos,
working Tor party success None
the.lrSs, this paper welcomes Judge
Mann as a candidate, has no ston,
to throw in the way OF his success.
and will give him its unquallhrC
support IN the event OF his NOM
nat on Las Vegas Optic.
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Funeral Of Bob CRAIG

Bob Craig who was killed by
lack Hittson at Logan on thu
morning OF the Fourth OF this month
was laid to rest here in the CITY
cemetery on the morning otthr 9th
the Rev. Wilson having charge OF
the ceremonies at the grave. The
funeral was attended bv the entire
torce OF cowboys from the Bell
ranch and the manager, {. VI.
O'Donel, and a number OF citizens
OF ruCumcari. C-aig had many
iTienG here who sincerely regret.
ted TO see him meet SUCH - IN.
timely death. His brother, uncle
and cousin were here from Captain
To attend the funeral.
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Notice ior Publication

ofthe %lntcr,o, - - Land
OHiCr at Tucumcati y VI.
July 9 1905
Notice is hereby gwen that James Oliver
Fillmore Of rucumrarl y NJ. who. on
Iun- 10, 1903. ma lr homestead entry no
,D,'. serial no pls Tor - sea ,ec %. and
~ sw4 section -. twp tou, range sic.
' Mexico Principal Meridian has hled
noticr of intention to make. nnal hve
year proof, to establish crlIm to the land
above described. before Register aud Re.
ever L ; land 1T zee q Tucumcari, y VI
n he nth iay Of August tgps
Clam ant names as witnesses
William Jacobs. \ Is simpson. Ernest
Doison. q " Jobe, all Of rucumcari y VI.
II X \ Prentice, Register
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&. y. CrcSrp, one oi the most
energetic farmer IN the san Ion
valley. was a visitor MONDAY. In.
stead OF being discouraged with
the country on account OF a SIX
weeks drouth which has now been
broken IN that locality with light
rams, he Is among the number who
think Quay county tn, best IN the
territory. He IS here to stay and
has this week bought three farms
from those who nave become dis.
couragcd with the hardships OF "A
new country. IT. saws he has So n
three such wears, and even worse
than this, m Iowa. He STAYED
with It there and made good money,
and he intends to do the same here,
Lands that IN an earl, dav IN that
famous wheat state which burnt
out and tailed entirely OF crops
when he was building a home there
sold tor "A song, and now 1t ~ not
even on the market, and II some oi
tbs Iowa farmers were offered 500
pcr acre they would think II a lDkc
The SAM h%ardshlps were cxpcr
fenced IN Kansas aud Texas 4 icW
years AGO where crops ar now a.
certain as the advent ut the sum
mer season There is no record
in u history where a country has
gone backward or a stock country
settled by farmers that has evet
been abandoned 10y agriculture and
again given up to the stock indus.
try. This Is going TO ho a stock
farming country hut agrIculturo Is
going TO be the chipi factor OF
wealth IN the future development
OF the plains OF northeast New Mex
leo, mark the prediction.
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NorICE Eok punLICArIuN.

Department OF th- Interior. 4 ) Land
office at rucumcari, y W., July 6. 1905.
Notice ~ hereby g,y'n that George n
Yates. oi PLAIN y VI who on Nov IS,
Igo. made homestead entr, No $500 serial
No, oi6o Tor n-4 section so township ? n,
range 81 =. y. NJ. =, VI, has filed not ce
of intention to make final five year otoof,
e. establish claim TO the land above de-
,cribed, before Register and Rec-,vri. u.
; Land office at rucumcari, y. NJ. On
The 18th daS n August 1905.
Claimant names a. witnesses.
J.. T.. Nelson, Of BarancoS. y VI Josh T.
trlsIoW OF Puerto, y. NJ J H. Spilliers.
Amos Yates OF B~arancos
7-II X \ Prentice. Register
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Notice Tor eublies,ion.

Department IT the Interior. o. ) Land
Oihce at ru.umcatl. y. VI
luis n, 1908
Notice II hereby given that Will l..
= rnsi Of hollrn-, \ " who on sept. z.
100. made homestead entry no. fo72s.
serial no. ob7 Tor sW4 sec - 80 IN range
{O- New Mex. T. VI has filed notice IT in.
leniion to make hnal Communication proof to
establish claim to the land above described
before " T. rartlow & ; commissioner.
m his office at Hpllene. y VI. on the iyth
iay ni August zoos
Claimant anne as witnesses.
I Belt. VI Is Claunch inc K Frost John
Trent all Of Hollcne \ n
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of The Interior. q. ) Land of.
1ce At Iucumcari, y VI. July =. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that Lucinda
Stutlebeem, widow OF tlias Is. Stuhle.
BEEN deceased, Of TucumcsIi n VI. who
on October 10. Ioo5, made homestead sn-
Try No. oIIg serial No. otS- for Se4 section
has filed notice oi intention 10 make final
Communication proof. to establish claim to
he land above described. before Register
and Receiver. q. ) Land Office. Tucum.
cati, y NJ on the 18th day Of August.
igoS
Claimant names A. witnesses:
h l. Love. John Daily w. Il Ridley. +
Il Daughtty. all of Tucumcari. NJ. \.
7-it Il A. pf-nuoe. Register.
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Real Estate and Rentals
Local and Personal


". O.. BrwardcT, representing
III" Mc%rgrnth'icr Linotype Co OF
New Orleans, was a visitor this
wee l..
Mrs. N Gaudin and children
spent the Glorious Fourth at
C%ioudcrolt, returning Satutd ay
night.
| have SOM, first class house.
hold goods Tor sale privately.
5S.ti Geo. ". Evans, IL.
Commissioner J.. l.. House OF
House, y NJ, was IN town Thurs.
day attending to business before
the land office.
\. ID Goldenberg OF the firm OF
NJ. H. q ,ldrnherg aud Co. went
to Las Cruces Thursday on Il busi.
ness trip OF "A lew DAYS.
Don't buy Strvchninc - Carbon
anything until YOU get our
prices, Elk Drug Store. att
Attorney NJ. {. Mcchcm has gone
to Albuquerque to attend a meet.
my OF the Territorial republican
central committee.
Don't buy Strvchnine- Carbon
ANYTHING until YOU get our
prices, ELK Drug Store. 3I.tl
Mr.and Mrs. !. {. Chapman re-.
turned to their home III Dallas Tex.
on monday after "A visit ct several
weeks with the family OF their son
{. {. Chapman.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Wharton's mother,
Mrs. NJ. j.. ticks, and her two
Youngest sisters, Misses Annie and
Nlrgle OF Zephyr, Texas, are here
TO visit her Tor a north.
Miss Forbs will do vour stem.
opraphic work. Office with the
Evans Realty Company. Il
Work is rapidly advancing on
both the government banding aud
that OF the Trust Co. The l.. =.
Land office should he ready Tor use
in ten or fifteen DAYS.
=. r.. Hodges, the holiness
preacher OF QUAY, was a visitor
this week and tells the editor tina;
hc has Just closed a meeting al
QUAY and that something like forty
conversions were had.
Farmers Attention. When in
Tucuwcari stop at the Traders
Wagon Yard,
3o.ti BECHTEL BROS. Props.
". II. Burns a prominent far.
m,r living south OF Logan was ~
Tucumcari Tuesday and called al
the News Office. Mr.. burns re-
ports two showers in his section
last week. Burns reads the News
+. a. Muirhead went down 10
Alamogordo the first OF the week
to attend the cctemony OF the
Sanders. Murphy nuptiils. Mrs.
Muirhcad and little son preceded
him several days ago.
Don't buy Strychnine Carbon
40 nvthing-until you get ouI
prices, Elk Drug Store. 3I-t
Mrs. NJ. l.. Golden OF IL PasC
is in the city this week, thy CUES.
OF Mrs. Barnett. Mrs. Golden i,
Godmother OF the w { I L Chap.
ter OF this place and the ladies arr
indeed glad to have her with them
{. w. Harrison, Cashier OF tn,
Bank OF kIowa Okla, is in thu
city looking Tor an Investment. Mr.
Harrison is onr OF Okla'S. success
iul business men, aud would be-
welcome addition to rucumcari.
Farmers Attention When IL
TucumCari stop at the Traders
Wago' Yard.
So.ti BECHTEL BROS. Props
|. w. Craig OF Captain, hrothc
OF Bob Craig who vas shot at Log
an on the morning OF the Fourth
was here Monday to attend the las
sad rites OF his dead brother. Thi
is the only brother OF the deceaseu
cowboy.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NVIINE TUX FIbLINA
Department OF the Interior. q ) Land
Office at rucumcsri, ~ VI July =. 1905
Notice IS hereby given that William s..
Hendricks. OF McAlister, y. W.. who on
sept. a., 1870, made homestead entry No.
Ii,475 serial No. oI7S for se4 section a,
township d n range so e, y. VI p NJ. has
filed notice Of intention to make final COM
mutation proof, to establish CLAIM to the
land above described, before ! / House.
4. >. Comm %ssioner, in his office at House,
y NJ. on the 18th daS OF August. 1905.
Claimant names a. StInesses:
", Is Mcllwaln, John + Burris. ~ Nc.
4 ister y. VI. G. X Hall. -. ID. Branson
OF Jordan, y VI.
,.u K A. Prentice, Register.
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department OF the Interior, q. > Land
liiicr at Tucumcari. y NJ, luly 9, zoos.
Notlcr O, hereby gwen that Join L. Cur
OF HOUSE, y. VI who on August u, 1000.
r1dr homestead entry No 1857 serial No
IA Tor nw4 section - township 5 r,
,nge 2, =, y VI +. VI. has iilri notice
4 intention 10 make inal communication
root. 20 establish claim to he land above
described before T.. House. 4 ; Com
missioner. ~ has office at House. y VI
N the iith day Of August, 1905.
Claimant names a. witnesses
VI T. Wharton. =. Drake \ G. Pun
e.. T.. Mitchell. all OF House, y NJ
K, 4. Prentice, Register,
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Department Of the Interior q = Land
Once at Iurumcati =
July . tJus
Notice O., hct-bv gwen that John +.
Horn oi quay II who. on April / Igo7
made homestead entry no. lbrDg SERIAL
~. oiSp. Tor w ,W4 src .. and ~ sea.
sec 5. " IN. range ioe. y Mex principal
meridian. has filed notice oi intention to
make final continuation proof to establish
claim a. the land above described before
Register and Receiver o. ; Land Office at
rucumcari, ) N. on the 18th day OF Aug.
ust. zoos.
Claimant names As Witnesses
+ \ Graham. X - Graham, y Abbot.
William Washburn, all OF quay, \ N
"a RIA Prentice, Register
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\. J.. lrssep, representing the
Imperial Insurance Co, oil which
keator X Davidson are the local
agents, has been here several days
ad listing the loss OF Ida de Yam
pert. The amount this company
carried has been paid IN full.
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&. -. Knight has returned home
to eastern Kansas.
!. +. Bell, merchant at Nara
Visa, was a business visitor Mon.
day.
Ice Cream made OF pure cream
at Elk Drug Store. 3I.ti
The call tor the democratic pr.
maries has been made and the date
is August 18th.
!. {. Anderson, the postmaster
at llanley, was IN town WedncS.
dav tor a business visit.
Adair sells Swilts Premium ha-
con, hams and meats. 3o.ti
Mrs. C.. y. Acton went to Dawson
tor n short visit last week and rc.
ports "a very pleasant time.
Iohn Briscoe who is making the
race Tor the democratic nomination
Tor assessor was IN the city Wed.
nesday.
Ice Cream made oil pure cream
at Elk Drug Store. 3I.ti
The MANY friends OF Mrs. {. H..
Chrnault are glad to welcome her
home after her visit at the old
home in Richmond Nv.
Drink a Stein OF Hires Root
Beer, at Elk Drug Store. 3I.ti
bud Lee, the Quay candidate
tor sheriff sui lect to the action oi
the democratic primaries, was in
town Wednesday.
Fresh at Adair's. beans, peas,
cucumhcrs, lettuce, mustard,
onions, etc. jo.ti
Grady's nev hank is now open
and doing business. II is starting
with a capital stock OF SI5,ooo.o 90
&. e. Marshall is president and a.
A Maxwell, cashier.
Farmers Attention. When in
Tucumcari stop at the Traders
Wagon Yard.
3o.tf BECHTEL BROS. Props.
Sam Hendricks, postmaster at
Kirk. y. NJ was in the city Tues.
day making application to commute
his homestead entry.
8. Baca was in town Tuesday
from Endee and bought a windmill
from s Anderson. He is hNir :.
up a ranch Tor summer pasture.
Benz. Williams was in town Tues
day from the ranch. He did rca-
sonably we'll with his sheep consid.
cring the dry season.
W. H.. Fuqua, president oil the
Amarillo First National bank. ~ in
town looking after his various
business interests here.
have a gentle horse and nice
runabout buggy for sale. or will
trade tor good lots.
GEo. W. EVANS, IR. 3S.tt.
Mrs. c. c Chapman is enjoying
a visit from her sister, Miss VI
Belle Coleman, a charming and
talented young lady from Dallas,
Texas.
Judge K. l.. Patterson has gone
to Seymour, Texas, where he will
spend sometime with his children.
They have been there since last
year with their grand parents.
FOR SALE.-h $4,000 piano
cheap. For particulars apply ~
!. a. Wright at Stag Bar. 37'ti
sam Craig OF ri Paso, cousin oil
Bob Craig, deceased, was here
Monday to attend the funeral OF
his cousin. He returned home
Tuesday.
Walter Hart, range foreman oil
the BELL ranch, and number OF
the boys we're in Monday to attend
the funeral OF Bob Craig whose re-
mains were Inferred here Monday
afternoon.
Don't buy Strvchninc- Carbon.
anvthing-until you get our prices.
Elk Drug Store. at