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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
TrGft Sgperi.
Sells.
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otter gait meO 6soeporer, og set
gaar ierlig uO oper @eitgiper sln-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
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Eige / Sommeriteo Sfop, iom for-
leoen par gaoet oper til noglq
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til Serreosipgebuiet / Saoerslep.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

bar itraiet aOifiQige @onge for for
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

Gm liben Srpffeil. rSn6en 9Ga-
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til Solooterne."
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
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4pa,ntedyon thes5trUnh,
The, lerrers faded {Andi worn

Come income in!" said a feeble though
strangely eager voice.
Nat opened the door. 1t closed after him in
a draught Of air with slam. Then he stared
at the only figure the room contained-an old,
wretched-looking man, lying ON a miserable
bed, whose wasted features told of suffering,
whose cleaning eyes betrayed latent excite
ment.
IL am painting numbers, sir" began Nat.
"Boy, come here-come here quick" spoke
the old man, agitatedly, trying to arise on his
pillow. "He didn't send you-he didn't know
you came here"
"He!" repeated Nat. perplexed. 81 don't
mo, MOI cried the invalid, earnestly. 81
believe you. / see you are an honest boy. Get
out as quick as you can before he returns
Hand me that flower pot. / want you to 20
right off with letter-a letter. Oh, hurry,
hurry, before he comes! Near the trunk there
that flower pot"
Nat was indescribably startled. The mans
words and excitement betokened that he was
either wandering in his mind or laboring un-
der some dread guardianship he wished to
evade.
de had pointed to scrawny, leafless plant
in a flower pot. 1t stood on trunk.
Nat advanced to bring it as directed, when
he halted.
A name was painted on the trunk. The
letters were faded and worn; but somehow,
ais he made out the word they composed, q
strange thrill went through Mats heart:
"PERCIvAL."
That was the name, like an electric flash
bringing back to Mats mind the owner Of
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A.nAnne was

wagons, coalmen, icemen and others will not
trouble you coming to your front door when
they are looking for the house. A number
like this, madam-neat and durable-for ten
cents"
The lady smiled silence, as if Mats
breathless speech and the unique calling he
had adopted amused her.
Eyes, you can paint ours, she said, taxing
out her pocketbook. "Only do not get 1t
wrong" she added, with a SMILE. "or our
neighbors may get all our supplies; -
No mistaking. your rear yard, madam,
replied Nat, with reckless gallantry. The
front here promises neatness you don't often
see."
"The compliment is worth the dime" laugh
ed the lady as she closed the door.
coin, and his first job was an extra good
one.
The entire afternoon was an occasion OF
varied pleasure. Even the novelty of re-
bluffs was amusing. Nat was not always
successful, and the painting took time, and
at four o'clock he had made twenty-three
calls, received six orders, and he was tired
out.
'"There's row of houses all alike" he OBJ
served, as he came to a newly finished block
of buildings. "They don't seem to be occu-
poied, but there's someone in the first build
ing Excuse me, sir said Nat, as a. man
came down it's steps, edo you live here?"
'No; but / own the buildings. What do
you want"
Nat told him. The interview resulted in
quite an extensive contract-tweve sets OF
numbers on rear gates for one dollar, the
money to be paid On completion and inspec-
ton of task
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by
DIR. WILLARD MAcKEZIE:

II believe I'll have to leave part Of it till
morning." said Nat to the man, at the com,
pletion of the fifth gate. 1--WE run out OF
paint"
"All right. You'll find me here"
Nat had decided to 60 home at once. he
anticipated with delight the warm greeting
Sam would award his industry and success.
Flushed with triumph, however, as he saw
that the next block had only four houses, and
about ended good canvassing territory In that
direction, he Thought:
I'm canvass that block for orders for morn
ing work while / have the time. 1t might
turn out enough with this TO keep me busy
till noon. Then / could 90 back to where
there are more houses"
The first house Nat approached seemed va
cant. The second house looked dilapidated
The front steps were miserably kept, and the
bell pull was broken.
A minute after he had knocked, Nat decided
he would stand little show of work there.
There was no response to his knock, and
Nat turned the knob. The door opened to
his touch, and revealed gloomy, unexpected
hall.
Nat, passing along its length, knocked at an
inside door.
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.JAr1rA.F.i~ersosN.

the mansion in New York city where he had
rescued his friend, 10 Morris. ,
Quick, implore you'll" said the man; "Icc
q Terrified look Of d;smay on his face.
Footsteps, heavy and rapid, sounded in the
hallway without.
Nat had never seen such mortal despair as
was depicted on the old mans face at thas
moment
"If you're in trouble, sir" he said.
eyes, yes in terrible trouble; but it is too
late-too late. He is coming. Boy, yon may
help me yet"
And then as the knob turned, and gruif
voice startlngly familiar to amazed Nat sound
ed outside, the man uttered. in trembling
difficult gasp:
"Hide under the bede
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finish with his ocket knife. Then he painted
it entirely white.
Laying it in the sun, he allowed it to dry,
and drew a black border around the edges
of the board. In the centre he then painted
three ENTHUSIASTICALLY and symmetri-
cally.
A search among the rubbish lying on the
lot produced an old berry basket. Nat placed
his paint pots and brushes in it, took up the
numbered board and regained the, street.
Ready for business" he said, cheerily.
1.-TWO o'clock. / wonder what i can do by
six"
The locality was quite respectable one,
built up with houses evidently occupied by
well-to-do mechanics and shopkeepers
Nat went over set speech to himself sew
eral times as he walked along, memorizing it
as far as possible.
Here goes!" he decided, grimly.
And he assembled the steps of a modest
looking brick residence.
A lady answered the ring at the bell Nat
held the numbered board for her inspection.
Then, with polite bow, he said rapidly:
|. al am painting the numbers OF houses on
sheds and gates at the rear, so that delivery
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sThls Story Began Eight Weeks Ago,
BRIEF SYNOPSIS

In his search for his erratic father to Wis
left New York on the circus steamer shs MAJ
for Savannah. ss he Supposed a slS And the
ncxt day to his dismsy, 10 learned snat ON ,ns
vessel was going not e s sa ward He Is now
on the steamer in the harbor OF no 3tnrses
and has Just recovered from '1 tTain near
Jersey CITY, to which place be has gonsr ".
seek work leaving his companion .nc:,,n Sed on
lor alone In the shanty they oscopeu VIZ
vacant lot not far away.
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CHAPTER Xxx.
A STRANGE. ADVENTURE.

A STRANGE ADVENTURE
- HEN Nat Davis left Sam Taylor at the
IVY shanty, he had a single thought In
W. his MINI to find work In Jersey
City.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
Presbyterian Picnic.

The PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school
enloNrd a typical June outing at
III. Blue Water Holes on Thurs
day. a loliy crowd INDUCED IN
the usual picnic sports and all re-
ported a delightful time.
Ice and lemons were provided
in abundance, and the thirsty
Youngsters drank whole tubsiull
OF picnic lemonade. The good
ladies OF the church provided an
elegant repaSt and the festive tried
chi, ken was decidedly IN ~ drnce.
We are sure when II come TO 4
spread PRESBYTERIAN housewives
aI- hard to beat, ior Eugene Field
thus puts H.
''Iiut the boss II all the pIcnioS was
the prrsbyirriun
They had 40 many puddins, sallids,
sandwldges, an pies
That a TELLER wisht hls stummick was
As hungry as his eyes
q yes. the eatin' Prrsby ylcrluns give
yer is 30 line
That when they have picnic, You
bet I'm goln to linr'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
ANOTHER FINE BUILDING
FOR TUCUMC SRI
DR.. Herring Will Erect Two>Story
Brick Building on Second ST.

DIR. Herring, Of Herring K
Moore, will commence IN n iew
days the erection OF handsome
two story brick business block on
SECOND street, between the new
Land Oihce building and the Ger.
hardl block The building when
completed will be- one OF the best
in rucnmcarl aud will be- quite an
addition To Second street. The
lower story will contain two store
rooms 25xSo iect each, with plate
glass front. The second story will
be- httrd up Tor offices, will be- we'll
ventilated, each oi the 10 rooms
will have a window, ahording am.
pie light and good ventilation.
DR., Herring informed the News
that the building will he construct
I'd ol the best material and will be
modern and up.to.date in every
TpSppct
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
Land Office Busy.

The land office force is lust
about as busy a. people can bc.
The Register and Receiver have
been working overtime IN order To
accommodate patronage that is anx.
lous to get hnal proof so that set.
tiers whu desire to leave their CLAIMS
to 20 away and work in the haT.
vests and cotton fields may do so.
The clerks are turning out about
thirty final proof notices lor publ.
C ,tlon each day and all contests
are held until final proof applica
tlons on hand are disposed OF
Contests will he reached early in
August. y. s Clerk, Macy, from
the land office, Washington, ID. {.
is here tor some time to assist the
Register and Receiver in starting
out right and the patronage OF this
land Office may he sure that al
matters will receive prompt atten
ton and correct disposition
There was Som,t tning like Nv,
months work on hand when the OF
hcc was opened that was transieres
from CLAYTON and OF course thii
fact must be considered by tn,
, patronage OF the Office,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
Reception for Mr.. and
Mrs. K. A. DodsoN

Mr.. X. a. DodSon OF the tlrm oi
Morgan and Dodson, came IN last
night with his bride and was met
al the tram and warmly welcomed
hN members OF the Baptist church,
hradcd by Rev. aud Mrs, Rr"ce
The crowd was amply provided
with nee and the bridal couple was
showrI-d coplously.
Owing to the delay ot several
hours in the arrival OF the tram
the large crowd that had gathered
at the church to receive and well
come the Young couple, had IN a
measure dispersed. But those
who remained made up in zeal and
rice wha, was lacking IN numbers.
The News loins with the friends
OF MIR. and Mrs. Dodson ~ e~'
tending to them hearty welcome
to our city and wishing tor them u
long lite OF happiness and pros
prTIty,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
At the Air Dome Next Week

The AR Dome will present on
Monday night nrxt Mcssrs. Martin
and Crouch, the celebrated acroh.
attic comedians, together with an
entire change OF prngra n.
The management begs TO an.
nounc. that since the consolidation
they will br enabled to put on lar
superior shows than those tha,
have h-en given in this CITY in tn,
past and with this end IN view ar,
now hooking all first class talent
available. Arrangements are now
heing made to secure a ministrrI
show at an early date.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
THE w. E, T. u. RECITAL
Medal Contest at the Presbyterian n
Church on Monday Night
Very Interesting

The medal contest and musical
recital gwen on Monday night OF
this wees under the auspices oi
the Golden Union No. -, ". L. /.
u. OF tins place, was one oi the
most interesting programs ever
gwen IN luCumcarl. Mrs. NJ. l..
Golden Oi III PasO, Tor whom lhis
chapter rs named, gave bret and
comprehensive talk on the history
aud progress ot the temperance
league, showing how tins great
organization sprung from the un.
tifIng efforts Oi handful oi deter.
mined women, who alter months
OF PRAYER, awokc to the tact that
something else besides prayer was
needed TO keep thr saloons closed
aud that something was organized
ciioIt aud untlIIng work.
Mis-. Elsie MCCatty, president
vi thu uI,on, presided over the
meeting with casc and grace. The
little gi.ls who took part III the
contest showed the care hes tow, Il
upon their tIalning, and the must
cal numbers were gwen 10y some
oi the best talent IN the CITY.
SOLOS 10y Miss Preston and MT.
BIymcr were greatly enjoyed, "a
were the numhets gwen by the
quaTtette
he i've little gIrls who contest.
I'd iUI the SILVER medal were FAY
Porter, Estclle Ersklnc, Jewel
Manncy, Eula Street and Ann
Russell Edch one did well but
especial mention should be- made
oI the readings gwen hy Ann kus.
sell and Eula Street. Little Ann
Russell shows remarkable drama
tic talent IN one oi her tender
years, and her rendition OF \
PLAN lalk was something tine.
Eula Street was a close second
with that beautiful reading, h,
Two Pictures. Zach number
pointed Il moral and the little girls
deserve great credit Tor their good
work.
he Judges, consisting OF Miss
Luke bradley, ]. ". Campbell
aud u. l.. Boon, awarded tn,
SILVER medal TO little Ann Russell.
II. II. McElruy presented the
medal To the fortunate little girl
IN ms usual happy and character
isiic manner.
Mrs. !. T.. Manney entertained
and amused the audience greatly
with her humorous reading on the
tobacco chewing habit. Little
Pauline MCCarty and Estcllc Frs
kline sang very pretty aud appro'
priatr solos. Altogether the pro
gram was we'll received and tht
". {. /. L ladies deserve praiS,
tor their forts.
These ladrcs will tender a re-,
c,ptlon on next FRIDAY afternoon
IN the PRESBYTERIAN church, t.
those who participated IN the rn
trTtalnmrnt and rendered assist
ancr ~ preparing the program.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
COMMITTEE NET YESTERDAY.
Republicans Gather al Aibuquer.
que 20 Set Date for Convention.

Chairman II y. Bursum, oi the
Republican terrItoriaicrntraI com.
mittec, issucd a call ioI a
meeting oi the executive commit.
tee OF the territorial central com.
mittec in a huquetqur, the
10th, Tor the purpose OF fixing the
time Tor the holding OF the Repub.
lican territorial convention IN San.
Ia Fc tor the nomination OF a can.
dldate OF the party ior delegate to
the Sixtv-hrsl Congress.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

Mrs. Ottlie and son, Henry Ed.
ward IT,, are VISITING Nj, and Mrs.
QUO Elder,
MISS Jessie Baker is in from
her claim this week near Conant.
She ls stopping with Mrs. Walter
PuTd-h.
Miss Williams, teacher at Nara
VISA, is ~ town. She - thinking
oi asking lor the republican NOM
nation Tor sup-tInt IN dent OF
schools.
The Ladies Aid OF the Baptist
church will hold the next monthly
meeting at the residence oil Mrs.
W. # Bu, hanan Wednesday after.
noon.
A party consisting OF Mr.. and
Mrs. !. w. MAY, A. II. Cowen and
Sam Ncis lett last Thursday Tor
Old Mexico where they expect 10
remain Tor several months.
Miss NJ. l.. Forbes a graduate
oi Tyler Commercial college oI
TYLER, Texas, has accepted the
position oi strnographer with the
Evans Realty Co.
Festus CaTauthers, one OF the
clerks at the Iucumcari Land OF.
iice, and wife have moved into tht
Evans cottage OF third street, south
ot the court house.
DR.. l.. :. Haworth oil San on
was in the city Yesterday, and was
caller at the News office. DR..
is a native OF Indiana, practiccd
several years IN Kansas, and re
Gently filed on a fine claim neal
San on.
Drs. Herring and Moore hav,
leased the room now occupied b,
the post office on Second stree
anu will move into their new quar-
lers not later than August 18th
About August ist the post Office
will he moved into the new build
Ing now in course ol construction
and Drs. Herring and Moore viii
have the room fitted up in elegan
style Tor their Offices.
Daring the performance at tn
Air Dome Thursday evening on,
OF the smaller spectators hecam,
so interested in the dancing OF o
l.. Goodhue, that he climbed al
on the stage in order that he nigh
observe the artists work NOR
closely, and while mp there IN
cidentally became fascinated will
the performers banjo and immedi
ately took possession OF same
This stunt was appreciated yer
much by the audience, and brough
forth much applause, hut the dane
was stopped Tor n lew minute
while Goodhue was trying to n
gain possession ol his instrument
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
HittsOn Refused Bail.

The case ot Territory rs. Hit
son charged with the killing oi
Bob Craig nj Logan on ia" morn.
ing ot the Fourth ot Iuly was
heard before Justice Saxson Mon
day and after hearing witnesses
ior the Territory the defendant
was refused hail and the District
Attorney asked that an order he
secured to place him in the prison
hospital at Santa i'c. IL seems
that lIittson rs afflicted with tubcr
culosis and is in serious condition
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
r. X. VS.. BUSINESS MEN
Biz Game Next Sunday for Bene.
fh ot the Tucumcari Base
Bali Tea IN.

a benefit game will be- PLAYED
SUNDAY afternoon at l:i5, between
the II Paso Y =. W team and
the business men, the proceeds ol
which will go toward strengthening
the Tucumcatl team. As thc
teams are entirely matched, there
is no doubt hut this will bc one ol
the closest games ol the season
and will hr worth seeing
The lineup will hr about as
lnllouc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
Change in Management
OF Clenrock Hotel,

K. \ Bishah OF Nara Visa. has
bought OF Mr. Shore the lease OF
tnr Glenrock hoteI, and took chd"gc
on Thursday last.
Mr., Blshah is a native OF north
east Missouri, has been in New
Mexico tor two years, and was
manager OF the King hotel at Nara
VISA PRIOR to coming to rucum-
carl. Everything in the building
has hecn-renoyatcd and thoroughly
cleaned. and the traveller can hnd
AZ the Glenrock a place oi comfort
aud cleanliness in which to rest.