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Amador ledger., 1908-06-19
HIS CRYING BABY.
And thc Cheerful Elderly Man Who
Was Generous Wish Advice.

And thc Cheerful Elderly Man Who
Was Generous Wish Advice.
A young man about twenty-five years
old was sitting in one OF the third
class waiting rooms of London rail-
way terminus with a baby on his
knee. and his helplessness in pacifying
the bowling child attracted the atten-
ton Of passersby. Presently an elder
Iy man walked up. with smile OF
pity, and queried:
"a woman gave you that baby to
hold while she went to see about her
luggage. didn't she?"
YES"
"And you expect her back, SUP
poser
Il think she'll come back"
"Well, this makes me laugh. A wo-
man played the same trick on me once.
but no one ever will again. Young
man. you've been done you've been
taken for country greenhorn and
been sold Betser give the baby over to
a policeman and make move before
some reporter gets at YOU"
"Oh, she'll come back" replied the
young man as he looked anXiously
round.
"She will, eh? Joke grows richer and
richer What makes you think she'll
Gomez
because she's my wife. and this is
our first baby"
"Oh-h'm, see" muttered the old
man, whose lilarity suddenly evapo
rated, and Then he also discovered
that he'd loss his train he kicked dog
that had been left unguarded on the
platform.-L)ndon Answers.
Amador ledger., 1908-06-19
nEa.in, a Mountain"

A good example of the caustic hui
NOR of a Scotch examiner floats this
way from we know not where. It
seems that Scotch parish schoolmasters
are in their appointment examined as
to their literary qualifications One Of
the fraternity being called by his ex-
aminer to translate Horaces ode be-
ginning "Exegl monumontum oere pc
rennius" began as follows: "Exegi
monumentum' q have eaten noun
tain. "Ah," said one of the examiners,
Eye medina proceed any further for
after eatin' sic a dinner this parish
wad be a pulr mouthfu' t ye. Ye maun
try some wider sphere" -"Poet Lore"
Amador ledger., 1908-06-19
Clipped from our Exchanges
From Nearby Counties.

It is alleged that the men have
suffered a cut in wages, as compared
with last year. That last year the
California Door Company paid $3.50
per day for nine hours, and that this
year they were cut TO 81 and asked to
work ten hours. Tho mon being dis
satisfied went out on a strike, de-
mandiug 80 for ten hours or 50. %
FOR nine hours. The company i'm
ported men TO take the place Of the
strikers, but when the new men
arrived bat two out of the sixteen
went to work and these two quit at 9
O'Clock yesterday morning. All
we're won over to the side of the
strikers The strikers are mostly men
of families and declare that they
must have the scale demanded or
theycaunot pay their bills at tho pre-
sent prices. AS a result of the diff
Guilty the railroad to Caldor is tied
up for there are no leaders or pliers
at work and the cars cannot move
Nugget
About $50 o'clock Thursday morn
ing, while the men we're working in
and about one of the kilns at the
brick yard, without warning the
crown of The kiln caved in on William
O'Neil and William tortner. The
latter was hurt about Che left knee
and ankle, the flesh cords and arteries
being bruised, lacerated, crushed and
even torn apart in places, causing the
limb to swell TO double it's normal
size, ard making a painful and even
dangerous wound. Mr. O'Neil, was
seriously injured about tho back and
one rib broken and maybe more
The spine was no doubt injured, but
at the present time the extent OF the
injury cannot be given. DR.. Adams
says he can move his toes or feet
some, but that he is in a precarious
condition and that the ultimate result
is in doubt. - Echo.
The Rawhide mine, once one of the
greatest gold producers in the West,
its richness for several years being
notorious throughout the mining
world, is TO be again opened up.
Captain Novlls states that active
operations, through no fault of his,
will not begin until Septemb Der, when
fine three -compartm shaft will
be sunk at point about 1000 feet
north OF The present main shaft, at
the spot from which some years ago
Captain Nevills took out $50, 600 in a
very short time. 1t was intended at
that time to drive down into the ore
body. but otter workings in the niue
were yielding immensely and interest
was concentrated on them. rhe Raw
hide, operated under the personal
direction of Captain Nevills, was
what gave Tuolumne county the
greatest quartz mining boom in its
history. That it will repeat the
trick is quite probable. There are
no cheap shoots in it, A strike in
that claim means a deluge of precious
metal. And you are apt to hear Of
one before the year is out. Union
Democrat.
Amador ledger., 1908-06-19
Won Never Can Tel

Just exactly tho cause Of your rhou-
matism, but you know you have 1t.
Do you know that Ballard's SNOW
Linimeut will cure III relieves the
paln-reduces the swelling aud lin
bers the joints and muscles so that
you VIII be as active and well as yuu
ever were, Price 2jc soc aud ST..
Sold by Ruhser's City Pharmacy,
Amador ledger., 1908-06-19
jsapoointed.

Sylvia-Whats the matter? You look
as IL you had lost your last friend.
Maude-I went to see a fortune teller
yesterday, and she told me l was going
to marry a tall, dark man The only
real rich fellow l know is almpy and
has red hair.
Amador ledger., 1908-06-19

pIoSEEH FLOUR always has been
and sti'l rs zoe bast.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-13

form Of an eclipse, a mile and hati
long and half 4 mile wide at lts
broaaest part, extended diagonally
across the city from a point near the
boundary between Everett and Chel-
sea to the waters of the Chelsea
creek II was useless for the lire
men to attempt to check the onrush-
ing flames before the gale and their
main efforts were to prevent a spread
Of the fire on either side. Their last
stand was taken at Chelsea square
late in the afternoon and for hours q
doubtful battle was WaEed, At
o'clock word was passed that the lire
men were winning and with renewed
energy the contest was pressed, ~
1850 official announcement was
made by Chief H. A. spencer that the
fire was under control
A great majority of the buildings
were OF wood and We're completely
destroyed, but structures of other ma
terial were almost as quickly ana
thoroughly incinerated.
All the banks, more than three
quarters of the churches, half bust
ness blocks and nearly all the school
houses were wiped out, one hospi-
tai and a day nursery were destroyed
In the turmoil many of the sick and
injured found difficulty in obtaining
assistance and several Of them mar
roWlv escaped. Late in the afternoon
the wind had carried burning en-
hers across Chelsea creek and build
ings in east Boston caught fire, but
extensive damage there was prevent
ed by prompt and energetic work by
the tiremen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-13
RUSHED TO
PENSACOLA TO
QUELL RIOT
CAR STRIKE SITUATION
ALARMS THE GOVERNOR

IBs Morning journal special Lcnscd Wire

-. ,,.t. ,, ..ai.t -...4 ,x5t..,
ioA "o'""s '""i'"' k're'''' '''s'" w
jacksonville. Fla April s.=6oF@
crnor Broward today ordered every
s,,,,,,,,,,4 ~ -, sta,a MINT, ia nra-
0'''''''''''' - '''e ''',g sr,..
eeed at once 70 fehSaeola. ne
sounding Of the riot call summonlng
tha thrae rompnptos here to quarters
- -, 80, s,,ao,g
gave rise 10 Il iePerl 'lof s'''"a
strike riot was In progress at Pensa-
cola but this proved to he a mistake,
1,ta,. aa,.feas .sbaytne tnat t,e cleetrle
''''''' 's' ',s' -, -, -
company haa aeelued " st'it eai9 'l
its lines tomorrow and That the troops
had been called out as measure o.
persecution as turthef trouplo ~
feared
The following ofaer was IS,g,,i,Nt4
late thls ailorllo1u tIuHl A"lu'""'
"en.ral t3li"tu ~ Eo@l' - u-n1 Il,
80. ", a,',9 ~, ,tf,1ronn t,,in "a
gllu P,"s''u Wy al,1, ,,.,5l nl''ull ,glio,ut
s,t.a'"lg' 1mJ,o C''7 ,,,,.,, XVIII
aI,im nam V, "' bca,,, n,arohine nrder.
,,,e,,t,. ra,,,,1s t5rltinte haIt eart.
ti'foeg nor n,an Gnnmtttaftnn of ra-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-13
FIREMEN IN ALL DAY BATTLE
WITH ALTON.


--..
F1RkMt-N ~ all DNn IN iia
VII II wv ittASi.Ai 10y
Boston AplH u! : touaN 'eN's
talea t1e i'l"iiuldCtai il,s' ilei''
ana felal sections oi NtiGIsea. pul .ti II
ing over one square ilile 9i letI.-
! tory ana leFetlihs many o. tile ei's
oeSL structures lllS ~ a'9l's ~
1880 a. M ana was hot uhoet cor coz
tfos untll eIock tollishl, n9l"'Ll- c3l
standing thal nan OF Boston > lFe uS-
pattIheat Stfehbth an" 9t'ailleIS ll'ii'
a dozen olheF cues ana towns WPHt
TO the ald oil the ChelSea pflsaue'
The loss Is estimated al more tilaIl
/ SS,0oQ,o00' ABOUT Law LaInllies are
homeless Late tonlsht iouf poalea
had been recovered from the runs
80 faf as e9uid oe ieallea tilGFe mere
had been nut NAN Il dozen laldhll1a
up 10 nat lill,e' ~ d Aui''l eu
sons were either injured or palhluiS
burned
The fire originated IN the rear oi
the Boston Backing eonpahys WORKS
ON west fhlrd street near lle east
ern division OF the Bostoh " maine
railroad, IN close proximity 10 the EN-
erett city line. A tefflIlc gaze II9iQ
the northwest, which at times mad
velocity OF 60 miles an houf, carried
burning shingles, embers and sparks
to score of wooden buildings most
of them of cheap construction
The fire started almost from the
extreme southwest section of the city
and cut a path to the END oi MaNei-
ick street at the extreme SoulleaSteth
end of the city, which bofderS Chel-
sea creek.
This is about one ana nan mile
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-13
FIFTEEN HUNDRED FAMILIES
LEFT HOMELESS F3N FLAMES

Boston Aprll An appaiell.lS
insignificant hre Whleh started aLlonP
rags on dump IN th9 Guy ol ~ ~
sea, today was iahhea py no. ~, ~
west gale INTO q eollllaSi alloi ~ ~
obliteraled heatlE 9ie1tiliiu i,iaI,t., ~ ha,sas
elty' FlVe hnn9Eeu .lI wv, uMri,'1s 5o,t tro,.od
ana papHS pu!lailisa ~ rro,,' re tbai,,
l,goo lahl'les VIZ uttNn t,a,,,,55 ~ 5'i oeonie
hahitauons ana trn 'nUua',,u ii,,'.1 lnor'n
ma1e loilleleSS, ,,l mo " at iata bonr
10 nave pe''n io7o ,.aoo,.tnd ,t, tbat Two other
tonight II was rePottSo t.,"1 wv ,,'a,,,9,,
@ PerSolS ma b@4 berssif Pe siIS' in az FRENZY over
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-13
KURTZ SCORES
ROOSEVELT I
AND TAFT
PROSTITUTE THEIR HIGH
OFFICES, SAYS OHIO MAN
Former LaWmaker rom Buck
eye State and Friend of For
aker Severely Arfaigns Pres
ident and Heir Apparent,

1
lBy Morning journal Special Lcased Wiresl
president Roosevelt and Secretary
r,f, t,,,o nragtitntea thetr offices fol.
~ - ,,.,,.,e tt's .,f sao,rlng ob{o,s on
lle ,ot l,.Se ~ ,aSt fo} nresiasnt IN
-, toi ~ -, ~ NJ newer hefore
l,'e ~, -, ~ h{utnry ar Ms conn
/ ~ = U9ttJ M, =" ,. the sentin,nnt ex-
I,,A5...,i W. h tt,3rtz fo, many
| 'L', VI es9eu ~ IN 6bis taatsla-
| ltalS ' 'lslu"1, ~ no ,,ost ~.
-, ~, f,',4 a'iu ~" ,litieaiIy ana ofhgr-
,li'. l4eIi'i"' "a. @ ~ itfo i, No etatn IN
m4 ~ise III pi iTa,T - y.ha IL a. tSe A.
| ono NJ nv. ,, e, ,t,, - so,aro II,
s iauo ~ 80 /" al''' t,,agj1a,,t - ,,,,s.,,goit
| ms TIltleisin VI aia NJ knrtg
,., re - q ,'t as,uN rst,,3 ti,r, no
II y ulaie u ,,,9iy, ,,,
Is one 81 lhe lhes' 9 fi1 -, '''th tt,,,a
HaNe tNti llN1 ~ - ,itt,
one 81 liie tiios{ H'i' ,t,..i -
Mhonl nav ~ t5 tpi' ~, l'5 e"t,1',' hs, :,
ne : as hoil1sl - M lf ] ,,g', ta5so "9s .
tematkdplN stloIs W., g,ty ,,...a,,tt,. g','tt
ilS o. pu,P Post, ai'a Is ''.s "p,, ''"sJ1
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-07
Council Meetins.

At the meeting OF the city coun-
Gil Wednesday night, all members
oi the council, with DR.. &. !. H..
Moore, were present.
Bids TOR the construction oi
crossings were opened and the
time extended tor other bids TO be
put in on concrete aud rock cross.
lngs, until the next regular meet
ing.
A resolution was offered and a
COMMITTEES appointed with power to
draft an ordinance calling Tor the
construction oi twelve.foot con.
crete pavements on either side oil
Second street, from Center to the
railroad right OF way; and on the
north side OF Main street, from the
Hancock building TO c. c. Chap
mans building; and on the south
side OF Main street, from the NJ. B
Goldenberg building to DIR. Thom
sons building.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-07

Chicago, H., Nov. 5.-The So.
cialist vote showed a great falling
of from 1904 in the three principal
cities in which the Socialists are
strongest.
In Chicago the Socialists polled
5000 in 1904 and this year the
returns give them less than 10, 900
and the most sanguine do not ex.
pect the revised totals to exceed
al 900 votes for Debs.
Cincinnati and Cleveland. listed
as strong Socialist centers, polled
a greatly decreased vote. A. NJ.
Simmons, OF the Socialistic nation
al committee, said today that
Gompers influenced a number OF
laborers who otherwise would have
voted the Socialist ticket to 40 tor
Bryan and at the same time fright
ened many conservative laboring
men into voting TOR Taft.
II is said gains have been made
on the Pacific coast and in Texas
towns and in Missouri. The total
vote for Debs il is estimated will
not exceed 500 900,
oKLAHoNAs SOCIALIST VOTE.
Guthrie, Okla. Nov. 5.-The
Socialist vote OF Oklahoma will
aggregate 40, 900, double that OF
last year. No figures are obtain
able on the independence vote,
which appears very light.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-07
BRYAN TO RUN NO MORE
Chairman Mack States That the
Nebraska Statesman Will No,
Aaain Be Ca ndidate.
EXPECTS TO GO TO SENATE

Chairman Mack, in answer to a
question regarding Mr.. Bryan,
said. Il do not believe MIR. Bryan
will again be a candidate oi the
democratic party tor the presi.
dency. should tn, Legislature be
democratic IN Nebraska, and
vacancy occurs IN the next Senate,
as will be the case IN 1911, he.
lieve MIR, Bryan will I've selected to
hIl this place. "
When asked Il he thought the
south would I've recognized III the
choic, oi the next prrsid, mt, Char.
man Mack continued. he most
available mau will I've nominated,
irrespective oi whether he Is from
the north, south, east or west;
everything will depend upon his
availability aud Other conditions
which may develop IN the next
tour years.
Mrs. T.. l.. Warren will give her
regular Thursday night dance,
Thursday, Nov. i2th. SIT
MIR. John ID. Ehersol-, oi this
city, lett today tor RI paso, where
hc will make his home in the
future.
BIZ, l.. II. Hitch, oil QUAY was in
town Yesterday loT supplics Hitch
is among a number ot energetic
farmers who don't wat tor some
thing to turn up, out in that
section oi the county.
ROYAL \. Prentice, register OF
the T. = ladd office here, and wife
spent several days in Alamogordo.
ROYAL tells the News that Otero
county was very close between the
republicans and democrats, the
offices being about equally divided
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-07
REPUBLICAN
MAJORITY
in SENATE!
Nineteen Republicans and Twelve
Demoersts Is the Estimate Of
the Probable Outcome Of
the National Election
REPUBLICANS CARRY the
STATE OF MISSOURI

The present indications are that
the republicans will have about
two-thirds majority in the United
States senate, or practically the
same as the present. OF the
ninety.two members OF that body
sixiy.one will hold over. leaving
only thirty.one places 10 hll. OF
these, nineteen are republicans aud
twelve democrats.
Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana
and Maryland already nave chosen
democrats and Kentucky and Vrr.
mont, republicans. Other senator's
TO whom successors are to be
elected are as follows:
Republicans Allison, Iowa; An
kcney, Washington; Brandeg-e,
Connecticut ;Gallinger, New Hamp.
shire; ilansbrough, North Dakota;
Heyburn, Idaho; Hopkins, Illinois;
klttredge, South Dakota; Long,
Kansas; Penrose, Pennsylvania;
Perkins, California; Platt, New
York; Smoot, Utah: Stephenson,
Wisconsin.
All of the foregoing will be sue.
oeeded either by themselves or
other republicans.
Democrats CLAY Georgia; Gary,
South Carolina; Gore, Oklahoma /;
Milton, Florida; Ovcrman, North
Carolina; all OF whom will he sac
ceeded by democrats.
Missouri is safe for TAFT. Com
plete returns give a plurality OF
4,735.
Montana is endouhtely safe tor
TAFT.
Maryland will probably split the
electoral vote, the majority going
to Bryan.
Latest returns show 3Io Repub.
llcan electors assured and I56
, Democrats.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-07
Halloween Party.

One OF the most enjoyable enter.
tainments OF the season was the
Halloween party given last Satur-
day night at the home OF Mrs.
Anna DeOllvera by the ladies OF
the w, c. !. L,
Many games appropriate tor the
season were enjoyed, and a very
interesting apple contes, the prizes
offered were won by Sally Crohord,
Madeline Gaudin, Jewel Manney.
Among the most pleasant Tea.
lures OF the evening was the tell
ing OF the fortunes OF the young
people, and the presence OF spooks
and little imps in the dimly lighted
room where Madam Grudy' re-.
vealed the mystery OF the future,
added greatly to the wierdness OF
the scene.
After the destiny OF each guest
had been brought to light, the
party enjoyed dainty refreshments
"arved by the charming hostesses
a. ',e occasion.
! >ng those present were;
Me- A.nes Gaudin, Shaw, Manney,
Hooper Sherwood, Crofford, Nc
/ Alpide DeOivera, Armour, and
Vaught Misses Benson, Knapp,
and Caspell, and Messers Gamble,
Benson, and DIR. Manney, in ad
dition to about twenty-five lads
and lassies who especially enjoyed
the festivities OF the evening.
Aside from the pleasure OF the
entertainment, as an admission o
twenty-five cents was charged eacl
guest, a neat little sum was re
allied, which will 20 to swell tn
Nv. {. +. u. treasury fund,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-07

Cement sidewalks from the News
building to the First National bank
building improves the looks of
things on Second Street very ma.
terially.
O. II. Mundell, OF San Jon, was
in the city Thursday, coming in to
get tab on Mr.. Bryan's race tor
president. He had heard on the
night OF election that Arkansaw had
gone republican, and il gave him
so much concern that he could not
wait for the reports at San lon.
II. NJ. Braman died near Norton
early Monday morning. Deceased
came to this country about four
months ago from Kansas and hls
suffered from the asthma. His
death was directly caused by con-
gestion OF the bowels. The re-
mains were laid to rest in the
Norton burying ground Nov. ,rd.
The dinner and supper served
by the ladies OF the Episcopal
guild on election day in the Heman
building on Main street, proved to
he a success, the proceeds realized
being about $1,000. The room
was attractively decorated. and
music was furnished during the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. N. Smith. oi
Murdock, were in town Thursday
and Friday. Mrs. Smith Is very
much pleased with the results u
their precinct. Both Andrews and
Mechem getting good majorities.
Mrs. Smith 10 postmistress At Mur-
dock and 10 given credit as beina
very much oi q polisicisR.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-07
Carter.Sutton Marriage,

A marriage oil interest to many
friends OF the parties was that OF
T. NJ. Carter, and Miss Julia SUIT
ton, both oi Grady, which took
place in this city last Saturday
evening in the millinery parlors OF
Mrs, l.. e. Rucker, Rev. w. n.
DuBose officiating, Both parties
are we'll known in this county.
MIR. Carter at present is the editor
OF the Grady Record, and Mrs.
Carter is a teacher in the public
school at that place, and one oil
Gradys most popular young ladies',
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-07
state to Bryan bv 700.

state to Bryan nv 1000.
rENAS
Houston, Texas, Nov. : Few
additional returns were received
here to-day. They increased Bry.
an and Campbell's lead notice.
ably, At least 900 boxes or pre-.
clncts have yet to report and, ac-
cording to the present ratio, II II
continues in the vote TO he reported,
Bryan will receive I SO, 600 plurality
and Campbell 10, 600. At present
Bryan has received I35,6I7, Taft
4I,6ao, Cambeil la, 527, Simpson
~, SO.
\ boom tor Culberson Tor the
Democratic presidential candidate
in IoI2 created no surprise here,
and a movement ~ on among state
officials and leading pol ticians 10
stimulate the boom. II is believed
some sort ol organization will be
attempted to bring about his nomi.
nation,
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling, ". Va, Nov. :, Tat
carries this state by between 10, ooc
and 30, 900 plurality, The Demo
cratic state ticket may be- elected
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-07

the states electoral vote is now
claimed tor TAFT bv 5000 plurality,
The same conditions prevailed in
regard TO the Legislature, but it Is
reasonably certain that the Rcpuh.
licans will control the house and
the Democrats will have a majority
in the senate, largely due TO their
number OF holdovers. Which
party will have "A majority on a
Joint ballot is an unsolved mystery.
Unofficial returns to the Post
Dispatch from IA OF MS counties
in Missouri, 8S counties being
complete, give Bryan 2So, ,boS;
TAFT aoo, o,I77--Tait' : plurality 40.
For governor, Hadlev tRepubI.
cam gets 5oI,757; Cowherd Dem.
ocrat 2S6, ,6o4 -Hadley's plurality
1873.
Only the official count can de.
eide the national vote,
MONTANA,
Butte, Mont, Nov, 5.-This
state will almost certainly give It's
vote to TAFT by 5000 to 5000 plur-
alitv, The state ticket is in great.
er doubt.
| NEBRASKA,
Omaha, Neb., Nov. s,-Bryan
carries the state by about 900,
and the whole state ticket. with 90
per cent OF tie legislature, is Dem
ocratic.
ONO,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. ). TAFT
carried his home state by $4,000,
At the same time the Democrats
elected Judge Judson Harmon gov
ernor by 40, 900 plurality.
OKLAHOMA,
| Guthrie, Okla, Nov. 5.-Com'
p,ete state returns are lacking, bu
the Republicans have conceded tn,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-07

The Halloween party given by
Miss Lula Dosier at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Whitmore, was
very enjoyable affair, the evening
being spent in games appropriate
for the season, and fortune telling.
Those present were; Misses
Hilliker, Barker, Watkins, Bell,
McElroy, Bryan and the hostess,
also the following married ladies',
Mesdames Chapman, Whitmore
and Elkins; Messrs Anderson,
Brymer, Hardgrave, Won Schlitz,
Keatoi, Parchman, Whitnore and
Chapman.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-07

w. T. Ware. o: ',,. ney, is in
town this week.
Attorney '. ", Moor, Mrs.
Moore and Geo. Evans, j., a.e .
party OF hunters sixty miles west
OF the CITY.
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MVLKEY TO PREACH HERE
Abe Mulkey. the Noted Evangelist
Coming TO TucumeAri.

Abe Mulkey has been engaged
Tor ten days and will commence
series OF meetings at the Taber-
nscle on Second street tomorrow.
The following telegram was re.
ceived from him Thursday;
Rev. Chas. l.. Brooks,
Pastor oi NJ. L, church,
Tucumcari.
Nov. eighth hes, date, can you
use itI Answer.
Abe Mulkey.
Reply Come on, YOU are
announced tor the eighth,
Chas. l.. Brooks. 4"
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w. l.. Biles, OF Lewis, was in
town Thursday.
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|. NJ. Murphy, OF Paiarita, has
purchased a number Of Jersey cows
and intends to open q dairy soon.
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 5.-As the
returns come in from remote coun.
ties, the supposed Democratic
plurality steadily dwindles, and
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Guthrie, Okla, Nov. 5.-Com.
p,ete state returns are lacking, but
the Republicans have conceded the