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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-04
TO CovlnEton for Trial.

Special to Tho Times Dls,,a tch.l
STAUNTON, VA, January 3.-Five
prisoners from Coylngton, who We're
back there last night for trial. They
Were James Hicks, white. charged with
numbering a boy: Squire Jordan, a
negro, charged with numbering q ne
charged with numbering negro. and
George Williams. charged with rock
ing train. This leaves two Augusta
county prisoners in jail, charged with
murder. This wasgthe hrst time that
We're ever confined In this jail at the
same time.
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close on December 3lst in conformity with
the market at New York. where there was
rnnrked recession In values yesterday
When the local exchange was closed. Trad
Ing was laht. and there seemed little dis
position around the ring to buy. In tho
face OF the decline in the future market
sLcts held their own, and later showed an
advance on. three grades. In consequence
sl"ts furnished the real strength 10 the
situation bringing about good rallies from
all declines and some of the losses were re-
gained. with III. result that at the Close
which was steady. the active list ranged
nom TMl9 points below tho close OF Da-
ctniber 3lst Closing bids: January 1898;
February. 1929: March. 1923; APRIL li.o1 .
May. 1l.ol: June. ll.0l: July. 1l.0S
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Welcomed New Ycnr.

At the home Of Mrs. ". c. Matt. Of
West Clay Street. the last hours OF 1907
were enjoyed by Il number of young
ladies and gentlemen. Decorations
We're elaborate. supper was served
at 1890 o'clock. Just as the old year
passed the new was welcomed by the
singing OF "My Country, Ills OF Thee"
The music was rendered by Mr.. Fred
Walters. The most enjoyable event of
the evening was the display of fire.
works. Among those present was Mrs.
W. c. Mats sister, Mrs. Charles w.
CORTLAND, Of New York.
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neaun,nn Lodge Ha. Banquet.

"a Especial to'The TImes-U!SPatcH'J
s4NV4ARSANV, VA January 81 eauran
Lodge. No. aS2, a., f. s. A. NJ. held
their annual banquet at sCarland's no
tel here tonight at 8 o'clock. The at
tendance was Very large, about 10l
Masons and invited guests being. pres,
ont, j. Nv. CHM. Jrn acted as toast
mas tor. Hon. w. "A. Jones, Thos. Key
G, Conway. Baker, Rev. S. T. I9eYault
T. Is, Beauman and G. O. Fields We're
The banquet was a great success.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSales at Union Stock Yards.
lSaless AT Union STOCK AATos.
Richmond, Va, January 3, 100

Rfchm0nd, Va, january 3, 1JUS
Report OF the live stock market for the
eek ending December 3oth. 1907:
Best steers. 5G5ac.: medium to good AZ
a Is4c.; common to fair, 3G4c. Best heifcrs.
4afo+Rc.: medium to good. 3ia a+c.: common
to fair. "a @ 3ac. Best COWS, SO q aiac.: me
dun 10 good. 81 a &C.: old, poor cows. 1izB
&C.: bulls, I'd 3i.c.; extra. 312 q S4c; calves.
4iaG Size. Cows and calves. s2o440.0O per
head. Best hogs. 81. @ SOC; hogs about 100
pounds. 4.15G4.S5c.: sows and stays. 40
4sic Best sheep. q sac; common to fair.
30 i,sc.: best lambs. 7c.; fair I. good, 5A @
6i7c gross weight
Prospects good for all kind of stock for
next weeks market.
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BALTIMORE. MD. January s-wHEAT
Firm: spot. contract. s1.03la mlo3A do.
No. red. western. s10sasa 1.06is: receir.s.
SLo;s.. Corn--Quiet: old. spot mixed SEQ
sage; now. spot, mixed. 64i.c.; old. $50. 9
white, e5is f5ssc.: receipts, los,4l2 bushels.
dc. yellow. GIG "a s5hc. oats-Firm; No. /:
mixed. $40 54,sc. Rye--Frm: No. west
EN-. export. s61S7c. Butter--Firn and un-
changed: fancy imitation. e4d CSC. do.
creamery. 500 slc.; do. ladel. 2cG2sc.: STORE
packed. 16I1Sc. Eggs-Steady and UNI
changed at &c. Cheese--Firm and UNI
changed; large and flats, 14isc.: small.
1i%c. Sugar Higher coarse sranuated
and fine $50.
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~ H1 ISpetIAI 70 IHc IIIHes-DIsphtcN,I ~
4 NORFOLK, VA. January 3.--,An In
petition IN bankruptcy was
Lumley -Dodson Company, hardware
dealers. alleging am admission of In
solvency, liabilities are placed Mt ;16,-
OO0 Fl, j. Griffith and r.. W. Tomlin
have been named as receivers,
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Daily Court Record
Circuit Court of Appeals,

The United States Circuit Court of Appeals
reconvened yesterday morning at 10 O'clock
With Circuit Judge Pritchard and District
Judge Waddll In attendance. The court
made and entered its judgment In the FOL-
lowing case, to-wit:
United States! plaintiff/in error. vs. Alonzo
Robinson. James a. Breedlove and j. w.
Robinson, defendants in error. In error to
tho District Court at Asheville, n. C. Juds-
rnent OF the District Court reversed. AMI
cause remanded. Opinion by Judge Pritch-
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required by Magistrate Lewis yester-
day morning for trespasslng on the
property of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg mad Potomac Railway, was lodged
in jail. The arrest was made by De-
tective J. 6. Huntington. OF the Rich-
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
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Weeks Bank Clenrlngs.

NEW YORK. January 3.-Total bank
clearings for the week 1.906,9 900, as
against as1,s22 $4,000 last week and
S3,l75,2oS,00O last year.
lHlchmond. .ss,O44.O00; increase. 1877
savannah; s4,517.0oo; decrease. 1a.a.
Atlanta, $3,205. 600: decrease, 300.
ri Norfolk, $l.967,000; decrease, a2.6.
augusta, sl,94b, 900: increase, 12.6,
knoXville. sl,24l, 900.
Charleston: Sl,35l 900: increase, 204
Jacksonville, $1,11s,OO0.
Macon, $b36 900: decrease, $91.6.
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PRODUCE MARKET

The demand for live and drcssed poultry
.up to the standard OF last week. Most II
the eggs offered now are OF the cold storage
variety and are steady In price holding the
hEures' Squirrels rabbits, pnrtridgcs AMI
o,her game are plentiful with a moderate
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coir,s estimated about 5000 head Market
steady bat slow. Steers, s3.solS.25: cows.
s,.75 1+.5o: he!ters. 4e.50@b.o5; bulls $3.50
er.. se.4o045o Hogs-ReceIpts estimated
about $4,000 head Market active. 5G10c.
higher. Choce, heavy shipping. s4.65@47O:
sutehe nSo,cs s. igh mixed ;ssSS
t4.3c; bulk OF sales. s4.60@i.60. Sheep
Receipts estimated about 5000 head. Mar
ket steady. Sheep. s4a5.20: lambs, $50
7.05; yearllngs, s4@6.15.
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NEW YORK, January s.-BEEvEs-Re-
ccipts. $3.50 head. Steers. $3.50 SIS: west
cows, slI5@t15. Calves-Receip pts. SO head.
Veals sI@9.75: tops. s1o culls. 81; barns
yard calves. firm. Sheep and aLambs-Re-
ers, $40 d15,s5; culls. s., 25: yearlings $3.50:
lamsb. S6.75n7.9o; culls, IS. Hogs-Re-
CENTS, e.Soe head. Market steady at $3.50 q
K ~ "a
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NEW YORK. January S.--Money on
call easier: 6Mlo per cent; ruling rate.
per cent. closing bid. Z: offered at
per cent. Time loans quiet and
easier: sixty days and ninety days s
per cent: SIX months. 6M7. Close:
Prime mercantile paper. sdlo per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
business in bankers bills at si.s5l5
for demand and at s4.sO25 for sixty
day bills. Commercial bills. $3.50. Bar
silver, So is. Mexican dollars, 10 IL.
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UNCERTAINTY is
MARKET FEATURE
Days Dealings i'll Stock Were
Almost Wholly by Pro-
iessionals.
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nAilicc ,hpnlIMn pEAnIhC
RALLIES AROUND READING

NEW YORK, January 3.-The course
OF to.day's stock market was success
sion of backings and filings reflectng
tile uncertain feelings of the profess
slonal clement, which was concerned
most in the dealings. Opposing consid-
erations came into play at different
times and enjoyed temporary ascen-
dant In shaping the course of prices.
"A minor factor In the morning de-
preston was the report of the failure
of small bank in Colorado Specula-
tive support centred on EendinS, and
it was the rise In that stock that
turned the market upwards. The rapid
9cnsing of the call loan market was
IA help TO the stock market The call
loan rate went no higher than 10 per
cent. to-day. and from that level re-
ceded easily. The evidence in the
weeks cash movement that money had
flowed freely to this centre during the
weak was the late strengthening in
fluence on stocks. The stock market
turned very strong after estimates of
the currency movement appeared. An
advance of 10 cents a hundred In prices
of refined sugar had quite a pronounced
effect on sentiment regarding the COM
lnercial and industrial situation. and a
number of Industrial stocks became
strong, led by American Sugar itself.
Rates for time loans were quotably
lower, and an increasing supply of
funds was reported. The ending was
easy. Bonds were firm. Total sales.
par value. sc774,o0o. United states
bonds We're unchanged on call. Total
sales to-day, $4,000 shares
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colored Y. N. O. a,

meeting for boys will be held at tho
" M, C. a. Building Tomorrow at 4 r. NJ.
All boys are invited. Rev. Clifton G. Cabell.
OF I.ynchburg, Va will address the men ut
$3.50 p NJ at the building. The Y. NJ. c.
A. night school will open OH Monday at ;
p NJ at the building.
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cshndise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Barge Safety Wright New York, railroad
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little Girls Arm nrokep,

Special to Tho Times Dlspntch.l
CtIRlSTIANSBURG,a VA, January O.,
II lizabetll, the tNe-ye ear old daughter
of commemorative Attorney Redmond
Roop, fell from a small wagon while
breaking her arm at the
Shoulder. The little girl was being
pulled In the wagon by her plaSmates.
Lost her balance nnS fall backward
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY eooDs MAREET

NEW YORK. January s.-The dry goods
market is improving. Retailers are asking
for more goods. although In small lots. Hos
lery for fall has been opened on basis OF
aitc per dozen higher than 1906 on standard
lines. While the volume OF trade is still far
below normal. there is no question concern
Ing better tone In nearly all departments
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., January a.-sprR.
IRIS TURPENT1NE-stead at 3s,ac; re-
ceipts, 81 casks. Rosin--steady at $3.50:
receipts. 30S barrels. Tar-Nothins doing:
receipts. 81 barrels. Crude Turpentine-
Firm at s2a3.0O; receipts. " barrels
SAVANNAH, GA, January s.-TuRpEN-
TlNE-Firm at safe; sales. 1S2 casks; re-.
ceIpts, 375 casks; shipments, so casks
Rosln--Firm: sales, e,7es barrels; receipts,
:.Ao6 barrels; shipments. 33o barrels; stock,
1889 barrels. ~ =
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NIIis-l.l1hIners .,.......,.I..'
Allts.Chnlfners. pfd.......
s4.35o A1nalgnmated copper -.
ion american Can .....,........
20 American Can. ptd.........
Clio Amer. Car and Foundry::
800 Amer Car and Foun., pfd
100 American Cotton Otl.....
800 Amer. Locomotive ....:..
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
$3.50 American Smelting ......
$3.50 American Sugar ..........
20 American Tobacco, com.
400 American Tobacco. pfd. /.
2.S,0 Anaconda Copper. ex. div
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u. 5 refundins IS. registered. ....... 10
y $. refundins IS. coupon. 10
u s 3s. registered. ............... 10
I. $. IS. conpon, Observation-Disclosures. 10
y s. New 49, registered. ....... lis
u S. New is. coupon. lie
American Tobacco 4s................ 6
American Tobacco 6s.... 9
Atehison general ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Atehison conv. is. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Atchison conv. IS. q
Atlantic Coast Line 4s............... 81
Baltimore and Ohio 4s............. q,
Baltimore and Ohio 3iss. ......... Q
btooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s.... 6
Central of Georgia 5s....... .
Central of Georgia LIST Inc. did .'..... 81
Central of Georgia Ind Inc. thid,.... Il
Central of Georgia Sd Inc. tbid).... 81
chesapeake and Ohio tiss. ......... .
Chicago and Alton 3i:s. ...... 8
Chicago. b. and Quincy new $50. Q:
Chicago. II. I. and Pacific r. r. a.. 81
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Young
Mems Society OF the Second Baptist
Church will be held In the church par
Tor tonight at Sis o'clock, instead
of on the second Sunday afternoon III
January as heretofore.
Special attention Of the men Of the
church is called to this change, and a,
large attendance Is. OF course, es-
sential.
Among other important business to
be transacted will be the election of
officers for the year#of 1908.
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Hearing, OF the new rairent worn
~ virginia Bell on her voluntary res
s sIdi to the county jail on THURSDAY,
Been roLbaH the gna sa,a rh aye
Street. on Wednesday,, went to the jail
Yesterday and Identified the, woman
ana ne two new dresses which she
brought with her. The Jackson Wo-
SIS Virginia still Faenies stoutly any
knowledge Of the woman who accuses
her "a and says thatssthe clothes we're we're
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, January 3--Seaboa.d
Air Line, common and MISUNDERSTANDING
doing. ~
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CIICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, January %.-Favorable weathe.
for harvesting In Argentina and decline in
corn caused weakness In the local wheat
market to-day. The May delivery closed
sc lower; corn was down NC; oats wore
ac. lower; provisions were unchanged to 50,
lever.
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cluded. 2,d esc.; firs,s. 22c.: prime frsts.
CSC: extras. CSC. Cheese-Steady at llha
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Tho leading quotations ranged us follows:
Omen. High. LOW Close.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Firm. No. spring wheat. Sl.oshlla: No.
3. alG AZ. no, red, sl,eohai;olt: No. 3
. oats, io&c.: No. 3 white, 4aR5lp, No. :.
!ye, soc Fair 10 choice mating ssmtSc,
FlaSseed--No northwestern. sl,2l; prime
timothy Heed si.s5a $40. Glover, contract
grades, sl6.I5, Short ribs, sides uoosai.
s5.G.sa7.25; mess pork. per barrel, sl2.70iI
short clear sides tboxed,, 37I7..5, WhIs-
key. basis OF high wines. sls5. Butter
Market steady; creameries, :0D2sc dairies,
lsGabc, Esss-steady: ut mark. cases an
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New Jersey Central gen. os tbld)... 1IB
Northern Pacific As. 100
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. ssh
Norfolk and Western con. 4s........ 9lis
Oregon Short Line refunding is...... Sc
Pennsylvania COW. 3,ss............... 91M
Reading General Observation-Disclosures. 1871
81. L. and Iron Noun. con. 5s tbid). 10t
81. Louis and San Fran. fg. rs tbid). I21s
ST. Loais Southwestern con. 4s....... 61ts
SeAboard Air Line As tasked). ....... so
southern Pacific As (bdJ. ........... VI
Southern Pacific Let Is. certificates. SIS
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. ~
Texas and Pacific lists Old. ........ 1o7
Toledo, st. L. and Western 4s....... Gs
Union Pacific As. Observation-Disclosures. a9Ss
Union Pacific conv. 4s.............. SSH
United states Steel End Ss............ s6,s
" abnsh 1efs. Observation-Disclosures. 1851
WABASH Deb. B tbid) Al
Western Md. As. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.......... II
Wisconsin Central As tbid) .......... rs
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HENRIco MATTERS

House Cleaning Order OF Day In the
County.
House cleaning Is the order Of the
day with the new officers In Henrico
county. Mr.. r. G.. Garnett. the new
lanitor, has been devoting, his time
70 settlng his abode and that OF the
prisoners to rights. .
Mr. George Watt Is busily engaged
IN sweeping and busting the commits
s,oner,s room, While the. deputy treas
urer. MI. Thomas Todd, is waiting pa
place IN his hands all the rcins Of
the Office before he begins to turn
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. !o'ton. aulet; mlddling. ll.40; gross re-
se;rts: az bales; sales. 400 bales; stock,
Total to-day at all por,s-Net receipts
hu'es; TO the Continent. 2,2i7 bales; to
!apan. 2,2es bales; stock l,o2s.4lo bales
Ccnsoiidated at all ports--Net receipts
S4s,02s bales; export to Great Britain la9
Ia oales; TO France. 4s.173 bales; to III.
B Continent, 1882 bales; TO Japan, l4s4;
bales; to Mexico. bales.
Total since September is, AZ all .nor,s
Net receipts. 5,l63,o2s bales: export to Grea
Pr!taln, l,655a.0 bales: to France, 475,e1t
erifs: 10 the Continent. l.esj.?al bales; Il
JnFan, ioI,5s7 bales: 10 Mexico 1o24 bales
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II NEW ORLEANS. January s,---orroN-
Y brots We're easy and unchanged on ali grades
except good mlddling, middling fair and
ding, 1ls,o.: sales were / .i5o oales nm tha
= srot and $3.50 to arrive. Futures opened
sSquiet and steady. 2s93 80 points below The
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, r. l. and Pac r. II. col So. Is
G.. G.. e. and st. Louis gen 49,. ~
Colorado Industrial 5s. series A.... 4SSs
colorado Midland 4s................. sag
Colorado and Southern 4s............ So
Cuba SIS tbldl. .................... esh
Denver and RI. t;rando Is tasked).. 81
pistillers' Securities 5s.............. 20
Erie prior lien Observation-Disclosures. sax
Eric General As tbld) ................ 20
Hooking Valley a,ss (bid). 81
Inter Met. 4Rs... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5sE
Jaran As tex. Observation-Disclosures. TN.
Japan ii9s. certificates ............... ssh
Jarnn tiss. certificates. End series.... SSi-
louisville AMI Nash. Unified Is Odd. IS
Manhattan consol gold As ttidi...... 9:
Mexican Central IS bid .......... IaG
Mexican Central list lnc..,.......... ISL
MINI. and st. Louis AZ taskedl ...... Sc
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ,s........ ~:
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2nds. 81
NATL z. II. OF Mex. con. As tasked>.. nv
New York Central gen. 3,as. ....... IS
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RICHMOND sTooK MARKET.

Richmond Va, January 9. 1908
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centurles-S0o at 81: 500 at 81:
1000 at 81, 1000 at ?l;s 5000 at sli.: O15
At aih 500 at ak; 1880 at ok; 5000 at
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Andrew. johnson (colnred), IN defaull
,of $3.50 line and bond for Sixty s+Ss
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Spot cotton closed quiet: middlins up-
lands, ll.ao: middllng gulf, ll.c5; sales, 100
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-15
Fire Bug in Town.

Fire was discovered at about
1890 an. Tuesday in ear OF the
Simpson & Campbell building oc-
cupied by Tucumcari Furniture
Co. and The Famous Store. The
fire occurred under the stairs lead
ing to the second floor on the out
side of the building and a put
out before any damage was done
by the quick work OF Mr.. Burger
and others. About ? am. a fire
was started again but was put out
Immediately and someone was seen
running from under the stairs when
the second fire was discovered.
Upon close examination a quantity
of kerosene saturated waste was
discovered which shows a clear
case OF attempted Arson
Geo. Burnett, we'll known arch
icect OF Trinidad, Colo, who has
been in the city for the past few
weeks drawing plans for a few
business blocks to be erected here,
left Monday for a few days visit
with his family.
M. b. Goldenberg Co., reports
that they have been selling a lot of
plows, etc., which is a good sign
that the prosperity of our farmers
who are putting the land in culti-
walton as fast as possible.
The News Reporter visited the
Chrystal Theatre this week and
found a full house. About 200
persons enjoyed a very interesting
program. The News hopes that
they will continue to receive good
support, as Tucumcari needs a
place Of amusement where a good
clean show can be enjoyed by the
children as we'll as by the grown
up folks.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-15
San Jon Breczes.
Correspondence.


Blow, Breezes, Blow!
Since the wind storm of last
week we are all living on some.
body's else land. However, vel
swap back when the wind changes.
DIR. L. S. Haworth of Colwich,
Kansas, expects to locate in San
Jon in a few days.
George Breach, who has been
working for some weeks on the
new hardware store, left Thursday
for his home neal Endee.
Owing to the kindness OF Mes
srs. Wilkin and Rebout the
Ladies Aid gave a pleasant little
social in the hardware store,
Thursday of last week. They
cleared about S22 for the new
church. Let the good time come
speedily when we will do away
with box suppers and go down into
u pockets for the money we need
Next Sunday, February 10th.
Rev. Trammel will fill his regular
appointment at this place.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley died February 9th, at their
home cas- Of town. He has had
dropsy for some weeks. The burial
took place Saturday morning at
the Pleasant Valley cemetery.
What's the matter with the big
stores at Tucumcari, that three or
four crates of eggs glut the mar
ket? Well have to start an egg
canning factory at San Jon to take
care of the surplus.
Herman Gerhardt and Rev. J.
w. Campbell of Tucumcari were
in town last week.
Dr.. Branham left last Wednes'
day for Oklahoma to transact
some business.
Hiram Ayeler has moved into
his blacksmith shop and is read,
for business.
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Bonito Doings.
correspondence

Correspondence.
l.. +. Taylor and wife we're
guests Of ]. A. Walker and family
last Sunday.
a few more days will be given
on our subscription list for Bonito
school house, district No. 81. We
lack but a few dollars OF having
enough. If you want in you will
have to hurry.
Allie Harksader and Lee Wal
lace have come on to further i'm
prove their homesteads in our
vicinity. Welcome to the young
men; we need such as settlers.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-15
Notice

Notice is hereby given that J. l..
kendrick has bought +. w. Bur-
gers interest in the Tucumcari
Furniture Company. Mr.. Ken
drick assumes all Indebtedness
and owns all accounts due the firm.
10 IT
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-15

Mayor j. !. Pace is on the sick
list this week.
The state herald., 1908-07-10
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PHILLIPS COUNTY
Republican Ticket.
For President,
at WILLIAM u. TAFT.
For Vice President,
n JAMES S. SHERMAN.

The Denver News gives much prom
inence to reported interview of ex-
Senator j. r. Burton of Kansas in
whiab he states that he was opposed to
Taft's nomination and will not support
him. Senator Burton is the man from
Kar,sas who, while holding the office of
United States Senator, had some expe-
rience with the federal court in which
he came out pretty badly worsted and
he naturally does not feel very good to-
ward the powers that be and conse-
quently has taken his present stand
''fe,ninst" the government and, as Bry-
an viii be defeated, he win have an op-
portunity to continue "ferninst" the
government for the next four years to
come. The republican party can well
afford to lose men of as questionable
record as that OF Senator Burton and
the opposition will be welcome to all
such