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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-18
No. 1892.

NOTICE of the establishment of an adj
~ ditional land district in the Territory
OF New Mexico. to be known as the Tu-
cumcari Land District. and the location OF
the Land Office thereof at Tucumcari,
New Mexico. Notice is hereby given that
by act OF Congress approved March 10,
1908, it was enacted: That all that por-
ton of the Territory Of New Mexico
bounded and described as follows: Com
mencing at the intersection of the fourth
standard parallel north with the boundary
line of the Territory of New Mexico and
the State of Texas: thence west along said
fourth standard parallel north to it's inter
section with the third guide meridian east
of New Mexico: thence south along said
third guide meridian east to its intersec-
ton with the first standard parallel north;
thence east along said first standard par
allel north to its intersection with the
boundary line of the Territory of New
Mexico and the state of Texas; thence
north along said boundary line to the
place OF beginning, be, aud is hereby.
constituted a new and separate land dis
trict, to be called the Tucumcari land dis.
trict, the land office OF which shall be To-
Gated in the town of Tucumcari, County
of Quay County, in the Territory Of New
Mexico" In pursuance of said act OF
Congress. the land office at Tucumcari.
New Mexico, will be opened for the trans
action of public business on July I, 1908,
and the Register and Receiver of the land
office at Clayton, New Mexico. will trans.
act no business pertaining to the lands in
cluded within the above described boun'
daries after June 80. 1908. Given under
my hand at the City of Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia this twenty-seventh day
of march. A. D., 1905. FRED BENNETT
COMMISSIONS of the General Land Office
28-4t
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-18
Hollene Evedrops.

Correspondence;
Hurrah for Hollene we have had
a rain!
w. G. Brown is confined to his
bed with pleurisy.
J. p. Courtney is improving
after his recent illness.
Ben Crawford has about COM
pleted his we'll after many mishaps.
l.. D.. Courtney our weff-driller
is drilling for A. II. Carnes this
week.
We hear reports of lots of sick
ness mostly colds however none
serious.
Born to Mrs. l.. ID. Trent a boy
mother and babe doing we'll, father
doing better.
H. c. Walker is erecting a fine
residence on his farm n mile
north of town.
]. p. Ellis has completed his
house which our windy Friday
blew down.
Hollene is a hustler, by the way
the people come into town on
Saturdays.
MI. Quattlebaum is going to
buy a new we'll drill and try for
water on his farm.
A. w. Perry of Texas was in
our town recently attending to
some important business.
Green Henry has opened up a
nice stock of groceries and feed
opposite c. Z. Foster & Co.
U. S. Commissioners w. Z.
Partlow is a very busy man now.
days attending to his official duties.
The dance at F. A. Toughmil-
lers on Wednesday night was a
success, everybody having a good
time.
Ben Crawford our Lumber man
and blacksmith is kept busy with
his many duties selling lumber and
attending his smith work.
G. Z. Foster our postmastsl
has put up advertisements calling
for bids from Grady to Texico also
from Holleue to Preston for carry
ing the mail.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-18

See Anderson's Pressed Steel
Bath Tubs, Something new; they
are fast taking the place of the
heavy cumbersome cast iron tubs.
Ia If
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-18

The Evans Realty Company
have for sale two acre blocks Of
land adjoining The Highland Park
property at $1,000 each.-Terms.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
~BONAPARTE IS IGNORAMUS'

seventy-five cents for repairs for a
spigot in one of his houses he had
rented to a poor woman belonging
to the laboring class"
This man." he exclaimed, is not
fit to be attorney general because of
his ignorance of the law" and he is
not fit to hold his Office because OF
his admission that he is furthering
a conspiracy to invoke the criminal
law to warn people against danger
Gus communities.
81 say to this man Bonaparte, l
say to this Russell, his assistant at
torney general; l say to the female
assistant and all the horde that fol-
low in the wake of Bonaparte," he
said, come down with the immigra-
ton commission and let the facts be
brought out and the truth be known.
We beg it, we are ready for 1t"
He would be content, he said, with
the fact that his former resolution
for an investigation had been adOpt-
ed, and the present resolution could
lie on the table if it was desired.
On the vote being taken the resolu-
ton was tabled, and the incident was
closed
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08

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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
TEACHER PICKED TAFT.
Miss HOrsley Said Forty Years Ago
He Would BE President.

Miss Horsley Said Forty Years Ago
He Would Be President.
If William H. Taft should be elect
ed president of the United States
there is in Cincinnati a quiet, incon-
spicuous woman who, though she has
been a wage-earner for nearly two
score years, would in all probability
figure as the unofficial guest of hon
or at the inaugural ball and at the
other attendant festivities.
The little woman is Miss Louisa
D. Horsley, an old school teahcer OF
William H. Taft, who nominated him
for president over thirty-eight years
ago. Next month Miss HorSley Will
celebrate her fortieth anniversary as
a teacher in the Cincinnati public
schools.
Teacher Was Boys Friend.
1t was about thirty-eight years ago
she had among her pupils in the
intermediate grade of the Mount Au-
burn public school 12-year-Old Willie
Taft. His home was within a stone S
throw of the school house, and 1t
still stands there. At that time the
Mount Auburn school, where Miss
Horsley is still teaching, consisted
of three rooms, over one of which
she presided. Just how well she did
so is indicated by story told by
one of her boys" a classmate OF
Willie Taft.
Eve were all sitting around the
stove one day toward the close OF
the year. he said will Taft was
there. Miss Horsley had been talk
ing TO us, as she often did. She
said that she was pleased with what
we had accomplished, but that we
could do better if We tried. One of
you boys could likely be president;
why not try?' she said.
"This incident has been frequently
discussed of late, and plans have been
informally talked of for grand re-
union of teacher and ex-pupils in
Washington in the event that Miss
Horsley should see her prediction
verified"
The teacher laughed heartily when
ner possible honor was mentioned
TO her.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
CONGRESSMAN CLARK DENOUN-
CES THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
He Sued Poor Woman for Seventy
Five Cents Damages, Said
the FIOridian.

The subject of peonage in the
southern states arose in the house OF
representatives at Washington when
Mr.. Caulfeld, from the committee on
judiciary called up the resolution OF
Mr.. Clark of Florida requesting the
attorney general to inform the house
as to the amount of money paid 10
detectives in getting evidence in pc
onage cases and also making inquiry
concerning the capacity in which MIS-
Mary Grace Quackenbos has been
employed and the amount PAID her.
The resolution, he declared, was IN
tended as an unnecessary attack on
the department of justice for doing
its duty. ITO think" he exclaimed,
that human liberty can cost TOO
much-that the department OF JUS
tice can be too vigilant in behalf OF
human liberty"
One would think, he declared, that
the department was going around
like raging lion seeking whom II
may devour-seeking some innocent
citizen of Florida to clap in jail Inc
department, he said, had been eA-
ceedingly conservative in it's actloh'
Indeed it had done it's full duty, ana
righteous act, when in response
to long list of complaints or peon-
age the Investigations were made
Had the department done otherwise
than it did, he said, it would nave
been derelict in its duty.
Mr.. Caulfeld denied that peonage
prosecutions injured the prosperity
Of a state. ''It is not the prosecu-
tions, he said, but the acts OF tne
men which make the prosecutor
necessary" The department OF JUS
tice, Mr.. Caulfield said, was carrylnS
out republican policies when II olg-
nifies and emancipates labor anu
he added, that is one of the pollcleS
we did not steal from a democraClc
platform
Replying to Mr.. Caulfield MI CLARK
denounced Attorney General Bona,
parte. Gle does not know the law,
he charged, land he is unworthy OF
his high place at the head of the oe,
partment of Justice" He produced
court records tending to show that III
the last FIVE years "the name OF AT
tOrney General Bonaparte does not
appear as counsel for anybody in any
case in the supreme court or the
United States" Mr.. Clark said
further that for ten years previous to
entering the cabinet Mr.. Bonaparte
had appeared only thirteen times out
3,400 cases in the Maryland court Oh
appeals; in three of those cases he
was party to the suit, "and IN one
OF them the the question at issue was
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
RIFLE BALL KILLED HORSE.
An Americus Small Boy Was Shoot
inc at q Little Bird.

An Americus Small Bow Was Shoot
ing at Little Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Shipley are
deploring the loss of a valuable Shet-
land pony, which was killed by an
accidental rifle shot at their home on
Lee street, a dumb victim to the ON
nipresent and death-dealing parlor
rife. The little son of a neighbor
was "the man behind the gun" in
this distressing episode, and in quest
of game fired his rifle at an English
sparrow which, like his brethren,
bears a charmed life. The sparrow
ESCAPED. but not so with the horse,
which was in the line of fire, and the
bali entered the side of the pretty
pony, death resulting in day or
two from the wound.-Americus
Times-R Recorder.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
LOST NEARLY ONE MILLION
EXPERIENCE OF THE GOVERN
MENT WITH JIMTOWN SHOW.
The Defunct Exposition Was Dis
NAL a Failure as Has Ever
Been Known.

Been huOhhs
Artistically and educationally the
jamestown exposition was a success.
From the financial point of view it
was a dismal failure; about as bad
a failure as was ever made by any
similar enterprise anywhere. Experts
engaged in settling up the affairs OF
the defunct show have progressed to
the point at which it is assured that
the public spirited Virginians who put
money into the enterprise will lose
every penny they subscribed. They
have absolutely no security, and can
not touch the property that remains
in the hands of the corporation. How
much these people will be out OF
pocket is not yet known, but in the
aggregate it will amount to many
thousands of dollars.
The government, too, will be
heavy loser. Congress authorized a
loan of $1,00O,000 to the exposition
on the pledge of the gate receipts,
taking no security except lien on
those receipts. Not one-fourth of the
loan was paid, because the gate re-
ceipts failed to come up to eXpecta-
tions. The government stands, there
fore, to lose the balance of its loan,
being without other security for the
payment In addition to the loan the
government put large sum of mon
ey into a permanent pier at the
grounds and other construction
work; but not even these things may
be levied on by the government, be-
cause they are the property of the
corporation, and other claims have
right of priority over the claims OF
the government. First and last, it
is said, the government. will be out
not less than $4,000 on the great
show with just one solitary chance of
ever getting any value back.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08

Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years of suf-
fering. Al any drug store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-08
BRYAN TO GET 5000

Due Him by Government for Services
in Spanish War.
Colonel William J. Bryan has been
found due 5000 from the govern
ment. The money represents the sum
he earned as colonel of the Second
Nebraska regiment from the time the
governor of the state ordered his
command to assemble until it was
mustered into the service of the Unit
ed States. Governor Sheldon of Ne
braska will receive $185, as he was a
captain in the regiment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08
AUCTION SALES.

The Nssio Aueuen Co PIKE and Hixth
Nifi buy your goods ~ beat cash pHceA
ar cell them GA commission. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08
A Woman of
Strange Power

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ADJUSTMENTS

o.
Just about eight years ngo Frank
With iiafuum A. lniiryn circus.
When the tented attraction struck
town nv oakley featured nH e. real
clown, and travelling under the
alias ~ 'hiiVorH" hlcd himself 60
~ only baseball park in town and
= hAVo an idea" said "Riiverr"
J mink ill put on a baseball stunt
at ne show Tonight and ! want you
n".M ..papgfmen 90 give mc few
That very night "aIpera" put on
the embryo baseball nff whlfh was
Soon with all tho Trimmings a. the
RtphNum NeHtrrdnV ava without
tfifNnE with truth "a may pc said
That "hliverH pnuf0mimir portrayal
in the riefrfeHt fhinH Of lt# Kind
ever seen az the iiig Bungalow Nj.
oakley lh real hit, ana your audi
tors Mt iteiter. were aq dciiEhtfui-
- interested that they forgot 90 APP
piaud most ~ tho time which I
take ca be Tribute 90 frai are
Mr. oakley iH Thanked by Artle
Nelson "a winnrdlY little acrobat.
whose classy WORK earns him oodleH
~ approval oakley and Nelson
must ~ seen ~ be appreciated
Miaa Oracle Emmett with her aup~
port Miss Elizabeth Nafhhurn. SIR
Miles ana Mr Carter furnish riot
~ icy iu q sketch entitled. "MrH
Murphyn Second Husband A. IL
rich rough woman, VIII q cultured
daughter who % ashamed 81 her.
Miss Emmett rntH her stuff over the
fputiightH lu admirable shape and
tu many this act was the best 81 the
hNi ~ ~ hard % conceive ~ r. tale
~ human oat wiap than this same
without 3 great deal u graee. Joe
"a leuf digliafH much nerve ana
hctohatlr ahNitf in 81 high ladder
act. which drew heavily on fhe np-
probation ~ ne audience ~ ritur
uses tins Mexican dog iH bic turn.
a.nd ihe little PUPPY j. trained 60
Madsmoiseiio cliveite. "rbe velisd
Prophecies myatificd Der auditors
% display ~ what IT, billed na
"FHYcnor ifef work. with
tho Hld 0f Monsieur CiiNetto was bnt-
go Than the ordinary mind-feading
ln a. beautifully staged act. Mo
belle and Nellie Fonda together with
Bert DELI provide some classy club
manipulating. in which Mabelle Fon-
a. llfes - O. her reputation a. ne
queen - clubs Mf Dolls work
waN well worth watching
Mics Effie Lawrence and SIR Bert
Howard are seen in nu act which re-
minds mo ~ that iu which Homer
Lima appeared last week An actual
vaudeville stage SCENE ia portrayed
with telling effect. during which NJ
Howard proved himself 30 be
pianist ~ wonderful ability Miaa
lawrence ie port and pretty. and
Der dancing auuEFleH eloan 20 per-
feffian
deserved FOR tho nnish Is seen
Gus EdWHFdH' school HoVH and
gifia' meinnga - mirth and mu-
re IT. which appear nine boys and
girls Louis Handler and LILLIAN
D0hn are heard 20 advantage aud
The effort ~ Frank Alvin was re-
ally excellent Two rafting good
films close tho bill
EDDIE nnYuEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08
FREE TRIP
to California

why not spend your holiday vacation
IN looking over our 10 aud 20 acre irri.
gated tracts and convince yourselves
that Wa offer you thr beet and cheapest
fruit alfalfa ard dairyinE ilada In the
world See or write
FRESNO GHRfOATEp FARMS co,
azt Globe bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08

~ The best mHio quBrtcts ever heard
at the Pom iH included ln the rtat
The Walfhnuf trio. trick DlrNrIiafH.
perform we'll and ere HafH ln afH.
nfnl original ana daHWrruuH stunts.
Albert Leonard iH zeal dancer. and
tlH work want big Tie comedy
sketch hY Henry u Young WHH very
good John tufker a coi9fnd
comedian. lost u0 time WORKING
hiWaeif into tho good grHoea 81 bic
auditors. HH did MARTINEZ n Mart
inex clever musioiHHH Good films
lLn.n tho nLnM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08

FARM BARGAIN 40 acres, we'll improy-
ID, handy to Seattle market. ~ acres M
culiiFatiunf balance pnstufai Nll fenced
and cross fenced large orchard Va bearing
All kinds Of small fruits, 1-room dwell
inHi large frame barn several outhuild
luRH owner desires quick sale. II taken
within few days viii sell for o. TOO
which price includes team. harness, two
wagons, milk COWS, thoroughbred bull
young stock, hogs, chickens and good out
~ uf farming implements
HoHrHr MAITHY.
Hiesa3l a2l Alaska building =-f.f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08

Good Western comedy f. on tap
NJ fhf Seattle theatre under the cap
ton In wyoming ThN play d.
fuil ~ action. but no powder 10
burned Tire stage settings are IN
ffuHel9 realistic. I'm wyoming iu
iho best thiuE seen al the Seattle
IN many WeehH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08

Tho second OF a series OF six
weekly hyglonio lectures given by
the v A. G. A. viii be- delivered
IN room 300 tonight The subject
viii be- Food " upon which Or W
q Lipplncoti viii speak The Ice
lures are for members and their
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08

TACOMA. Dee Sly the first Of
the year the Great Northern viii
have trains running into this city.
according to a statement OF Counsel
l.. q. Gilman. Work OF installing
freight sheds and terminals viii go
GA rapidly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08

Tho nonn hits ~ "rifiy Miles
From Boston pioaHed another big
audience nt fhr Moore theatre inHt
night Hazel Lowry. nH The post
mistress scored another success.
Tho show % fuil ~ vim ana funp.
Next hHudmN afternoon the Hentfie
symphony orchestra VIII give the
fnnl concert for the season Nile.
Dgyeuport iengbcrg. Jhs violinlnt
Will be heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08
star

An eNeeiiently balanced BIN is
provided e. the Star thnater this
week Mile rummFrNiiie Win her
dancing horse, Columbus were
much appreciated Columbus diH-
plays remarkable Intelligence We
mona Frances A Co are seen SEA an
expert rifle shooting act Stephen
Nraftau. former Frehman star
and Miss gsneVieNr Gift appeared
well fn lAuEhshia iiffin sketch
Emile HeuuNr she Nirf win the
True" was ouenfed 20 tho timit
rh4 stats tho fn0-puuud piano
PLAYER sent ihe audience into rnarr
~ laughter Eddie Noearh o. heard
90 adsantaHe in a rattilns HenR ~
The I...M MlrLuN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08

WASHINGTON. boc Daniel ]
Reefe. ~ Michigan. president u
the Longahafrmru' and Transport
Workers Union ~ America. was
sworn m to-day az commissioner al
lm mIkfatInn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08

SOCIAL NOTES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Dinner for bridal Couple.
A Handsomely appointed dinner ~
eight covers was given last even
Ing ln the red dininRroam ~ fho
Hotel Washington hg AR J.. g. Mar
maduke ~ honor ~ Mr ana Arn.
Kenneth Maeklufoah. who have re-
GENTLY returned home from their
wedding trip.
Tra for Miss Dorsey.
Miss Ieiunia flhNhrtf will give q
tea the afternoon 81 December 10 al
her home on i1th nv y. iu compli-
nenf 90 Miss Marion Dorsey Cf ohio,
IL guest 40 the residence OF Sire.
Robert inEefaoi
IsateFlains John .. Miller Post.
Mr Norris Grim ~ 4b4s Ninth aV.
II. Miller Post. W X O. az bis home
thia afternoon.
Meeting 10 Called.
The young ladies branch ~ che
Chiidfsn'H ofihOpedfc hospital VIII
meet tomorrow At 1889 a NJ at
the home Of Nikn LleWflBgn Moffl
aon, aaiA Terry hv
wssieaie.
musicale VIII De given WedmeN d
day evening ~ Mrs. Alberta Ruosa
OF hcr home. SOS " Lee ~.
DaseiHK rarty.
Miss Pearl Constance stone will
be hpntsss ~ dancing party De-
fembtr ~ az fhe WaHhingfdu hotel
Political Equality Cfub.
hrN Helen Grlndau viii entertain
the Green Lake Political Equality
club 81 her home. b094 HiiimAn
Place tomorrow evening al
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-08
ON TRIALFOR
His LIFE

bEil.lAGHhn. Dee m
men have boon paeaed for eans wv \,
the selection of no lery 800. .ssae .
to try James X. Thomas - f.es =
conieaaed 20 shooting his dige, Y.
wife 90 her home IN South po 5ee
ham July 70 last and burylSg, h q
body Dog the garden Attornese. KY \
heyc The Jury will be- corss ss =.
ana opening atniements mags ~, ,..
today bolfdeienao ls be,eg w
yanced by The attorneys ~ ~
defense Thomas declafes n. ~
man attacked him with ~ ~. "
yer, aud in tho struggle Il vas ', AZ
charged, killing her instanflv ss
buried The body. and IL was ne ~
six weeks later. Una