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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-07-06
Order to Show Cause
In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada In
and for the County Of Eureka

In the matter of the Estate Of J. l.. Thomp
son, deceased.
Elijah NJ. Thompson, the administrator Of
the estate Of J. l.. Thompson, deceased. hay
ing filed bis petition herein praying for an
order OF sale Of all the real estate Of eaid de
cedent, for the purposes therein set forth, II
is therefore ordered by the said Court, that
all persons interested In the estate Of said
deceased appear before the said Court ON
Friday, July 10, 1908, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, a
the court room of said District Court in the
Court House at the Town OF Eureka, County
Of Eureka, State Of Nevada. to show cause
why an order should not be granted to th,
said administrator to sell 80 much OF the real
estate OF the said deceased as shall be neces-
sary, at private or public sale as the said ad
ministrator may deem for the best interests OF
the said estate; and that a copy Of this order
be published in the Eureka SENTINEL, q news
paper published in said County and State, at
least two successive weeks.
PETER BREEN,
District Judge.
Done in open Court this 1lth day Of June, 1908.
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Boosters club nm Aid to Churches

Boosters Club nm Aid to Churches
There is a unique organization a
Normal, the educational suburb o.
Bloomington, Ill. 1t is known as thu
Boosters club and holds a meeting at 9
local cigar store every Sunday morn
ing at $50 O'Clock. says a Bloomington
dispatch. The members then vote upon
some church for attendance at the
morning service. The church receiving
the largest vote is selected. and the
club marches In a body to that edifce
When the contribution basket Is passed
each member must contribute a dollar
As the membership OF the club Is fifty.
five, the distribution of money is al
ways an important item to the church
chosen for attendance.
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Notice for Publication
United States Land Office.
Carson City, Nevada.
Mau 10 1QQ2

May IL, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Giacomo Mattel
Of Eureka. Nevada. who, on February 5. 1908,
made Homestead Entry, No. 1857. for s j Sc
t. Section "a, and s 1 SW /, Section 30,
Township q North, Range 81 East Mount
Diablo Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make final i've year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before the
County Clerk of Eureka County, at Eureka.
Nevada. on the 10th day of July. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Phillip Pa
roni, A. E. Porch. Angelo @. Florio and Paul
Padrioli all Of Eureka, Nevada.
LOUIS J. COIN. Register.
First publication May Is, 1908.
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WESTERN HEART WARMER.


Miss Eva Booth so declares !" e"A
pairing Chicago and New York
Miss Eva Booth. commander OF the
Salvation Army. arrived In Chicago
from New York the other morning and
spent most of the day in her rooms al
the Wellington hotel. says a Chicago
dispatch.
THE western heart Is warmer and
easier to reach than that Of the New
Yorker" she said. Il have seen but
little Of the city as yet. but l am T
there is a fine field for our work here.
and 1t Is being well received by the
classes we wish most to reach"
Miss Booth hopes that a building
similar to that being erected in New
York at a cost of $4,000 for assistance
of working women may be founded In
Chicago.
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MINING TAX.

Notice Is hereby given that the taxes on tb'
proceeds Of the mines of Eureka County fol-
the quarter ending March 81, 1908, arr
now due and payable to me at my Office in Eu
reka and the law in regard to the same will b,
strictly enforced. II. @. MoTERNEY,
Assessor Of Eureka County, Nevada.
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This Company handles freight to Eureka
for Hamilton, Typo, Belmont. Reyeille,
and all points South. Correspondence
solicited.
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G.. ID. ABBOTT, Superintendent
A. II. RANDOLPH,
Assistant Superintendent !
Palisade, Nevada.
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The company has stock corrals at Dia-
mond ~ miles from Eureka), Alpha, Hay
Ranch and PalisAde. Stockmen will find
Il cheaper to ship by rail than TO drive.
Write for rates.
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Her predictions were correct. but an
tedating tne ripening Of the sweet corn
was the picnic in the Bridgeport grove
"win rot girls ride over with me?'
asked stephen. coming suddenly around
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Good attendance ut our SUNDAY
school. All are invited, come and
bring others with YOU.
!. A.. Hickey has taken n con.
tract to break twenty acres ui sod,
northeast ui Bard.
Mrs. Romero is still seriously
I'LL with blood poison.
Willard and WiIlrcd Carter were
guests Of Sam Bonars, near Re.
v%uclto, last Sunday.
People are still coming to their
claims. The Adams brothers have
lately come in to their places north.
east Vi Bard.
MI. Elkins has gotten leave OF
absence, and will go away tot some
time.
J. b. Alfred took a trip up near
Logan, last Saturday.
Misses Maggie and Minnie Ash.
brook were visiting Miss Kate
Horne a lew DAYS OF last week.
Horace Horne Is visiting his SIS.
ter and brothers at this place.
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Grady Items.

Grady Is n thriving town in the
heart vi tn best country IN New
Mexico. We have seven grocery
stores, n dry goods store, drug
store, hardware and feed store wa.
gon yard, blacksmith shop, barber
shop, hotel, restaurant and IA post.
office, two u. ). Court Commits.
sioncrs, "A Notary Public, one news.
paper, one bank, $4,000 capital,
church and school house. Grady
Is situated near the center OF Quay
county, ten miles south III the cap
rock, thirty miles suuthcas, oi Iu-
cumcari, fifty miles northwest Of
Tcxico, and is located on the old
Rock Island Survey; it is believed
here that this road will he built,
leNIco to Tucumcari, by way OF
Grady within a year. This road
should make Grady a city.
Miss Mabel Kemp, who has been
visiting friends in kentucky, re.
turned home last week.
Miss Davis and {. Cameron are
attending the Teachers Institute at
Tucumcari.
d.. Uray, OF Dvcrsburg, Tenn,
is visiting friends and relatives
and declares himself well pleased
with the country.
X. u. Shop was a business visit.
ur to TcNico Saturday.
Scott r.. Lyons is home from
Bovina, where he had spent some
days visiting relatives.
Miss Maud Brann, OF Prairie
View, has become a member ul our
SUNDAY school.
Rogers and family will return to
Texas.
Daney Balm will return to Mis-.
souri, this week.
All oi our farmers are going t.
SOW wheat this TALL.
The Union SUNDAY school al
Blair school house Is we'll attend.
ed.
The Young folks enioycd singing
at Rogers last Sunday evening.
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MeAiesier News

We had another fine rain vcster-
day evening.
W. A. Runyan is running three
teams breaking Tor wheat.
John Pollard has gone to Okla.
huma ON business.
II the rains continue there will
bc a large acreage OF wheat sowed
ON the plains this tall.
The Nance boys unloaded their
thrasher at Melrose a lew DAYS ago
and are now thrashing north Vt
town. The yield is reported from
10 to II bushels per acre. How IS
that Tor New Mexico'
L. A.. Dodson and family started
the eleventh Tor points in Oklaho-
ma and Missouri to visit relatives.
\ large crowd attended children s
day exercises at Browning school
house the second Sunday.
Mr.. Hamond brother .in-law oi
Fred Wrlch is in from Missouri.
lie Is we'll pleased with the country.
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Blaze on Third Street

Sunday afternoon the home oi i.
+. Crawley, on Third street came
very near going up III smoke. \
number ui men saw the smoke and
Appeared On the with water
buckets IN time to avert disaster.
The Fire brigade arrived p, I
haste, headed by Steve Whitmor A.,
but it was too late Tor them to dis.
tingulsh themselves; the neighbors
had put out the blaze. Mr.. Craw-
ley suffered loss however, as win.
dow lights were smashed out by
some misguided, but well meaning
individual; has carpets we're ruined
and some clothing and bed clothing
burned, The hre is thought to
have originated from mice chewing
matches. The moral is obvious;
Provide yourselves with cats and
mouse traps, and do not leave
matches around.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29
VACCINATION COMPULSORY
Territorial Statute r Requiring IL. is
Strict, School Board 10 Enforce IL

The law requiring the vaccina
OF school children is very strict
and the Board OF Educated pro.
poses to enforce IT To the lettef.
The law Rad
Chapter II, Laws OF 1901
II shall I've thu duty OF the school
superintendent oi each county To-
see that all children in his county
ol school age are va%cclnatcd against
smallpox, and to that eud every
teacher oi n public school shall ~
that the children in his district are
successfully vaccinatcd or have
been vaccinatcd within II wear
r ,vious and IT shall hr unlawful
, Tor any child to attend school, or
J Tor any teacher to allow such child
within any school house unless sc
vaccinatcd or showing proper Ger.
tihcal, that il has becn vaccinatcd;
such teacher shall make report OF
the numlwr ul children whom they
have caused to he vaccInatud, and
those who have presented certifl'
cate that they have been vacclnated
10 the county school suprrintcn.
dent ~ the beginning OF the school
veal and as often thereafter a. they
NAV d., ~ necessary, together with
the report oi the names OF any par
Cnts who reius, To allow their chil.
drcn to he vaccinated, and u pr
son who shall refuse or neglect TO
have his or her children vaccin1ted
IN accordance with the law, shall
br deemed guilty OF amIsdcmeanor
and upon a report To that effect b'
tie superintendent 1t shall he the
duty OF the sheriff OF any county
constable whom he may designate,
to arrest such person and upon he.
my convicted he shall he fined not
less than ten dollars NOT more than
one hundred dollars, OF imprison-
mrnt IN the county Jail not exceed.
inu one hundred days, and the hnc
so imposed shall 30 IL and he n
part oi the school fund OF the dis.
trict IN which such offender lives.
These provisions shall apply to
children and parents in incorporat-
ed cities and towns, and the duties
heretofore imposed upon county
sup,Iintendrnts are hereby made
applicable to boards oil education
therein"
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Bard Items.

Three good heavy showers sun.
day night don't sound like a drought
in New Mexico, crops looking fine.
Y. i. Sowders leaves this week
TOT Wildorado, Texas, where he.
will meet his wife who Is Just return
ing from an extended trip with her
parents in Oklahoma.
Miss Kate Horne returned last
week from Chillicothr, Texas,
where she has been spending a lew
weeks with her parents.
Mrs. Fluke and daughter, Mrs.
Brannon, and Mrs. Mclvor. visit.
ed Mrs. y. ). Garter, Thursday
Afternoon.
Prayer meeting Thursday after.
noon at the home OF n. >. Carter.
Mrs. l.. T.. Sands is having a
large field broken out during the
wet weather.
Word has been received from o.
l.. Garter, who has been at Du.
quoin, Kansas, Tor some time, that
he is wanted rs teacher OF a school
near Henrietta, Okla, and will
soon leave Tor that place to stand
examination.
Mr.. Bushman's horse that was
so badly cut in the wire some twl
or three weeks ago, is recovering
from the injury,
Miss Hernice Carter returned
home SUNDAY, alter an absence oI
several weeks.
The wolves r getting trouble.
some in this ncighborhood, and II
would be- a wise plan to either poi,
son or trap them.
An ice cream supper a giver
at Bard Saturday night, proceeds tC
be used tor buying song books iol
the Sunday school.
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II is safe to saw that any mcr.
chant who goes encrgetIca " about
it al win back a lot ui thr mil
order trade OF his community to
his store.
The trouble is that so many mcr.
chants make the mistake OF spend.
ing their time knocking" mail or.
der competition, instead OF boost.
ing their own business. They
forget that YOU can each more
flies with sugar"
Arguing that a catalogue house
customer is not n good citizen e.,
heaplng abuse on the mail order
houses, telling people that they get
cheated most OF the times tlcN buy
by mai, Decent count Tor much IN
the long run.
The thing 'or the dealer IN this
community to do is 10 tell his trade
what good merchandise they ran
buy in his store; how Tar a little
money will 40 tor reliable mcrrh1n.
disc in his store; that Their { edit
rs good, II hc does "A credit husi
ness; that they al see what they
buy and paw Tor 1t when they get
IT, and not buy without seeing
what they're getting and paving tor
it a week in advance. that they can
get what they want when they want
II, without waiting n week or two
Tor it to conc bv mail or express.
The dealer who carries the best
goods he can find, sells them ut the
lowest margin OF profit that is rca.
son tble, advcrtises Effectively, and
give. careful attention to the in.
numcrahlr ways open to him OF at.
tracing and holding trade will
have little to tear so lar as mail or
der competition is concerned Tx.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Eddy and
Mrs. Perry keslet were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lairmore Sunday.
There was no PRAYER meeting
Thursday evening on account oi un.
favorable weather.
Perry keslcr sold his wagon and
team last week, to a man nea Mel.
rose.
We had quite an electric storm
in this section OF the country last
Wednesday evening; lightning
struck in several places on Mr..
Ball's pasture fence, but doing no
serious damage.
Melrose visitors from our com.
,nunitv last week, were !. J. Muir.
dick and son, John Adams and tam.
lly and MI. Noscar.
Misses Ncttic Eddy, and Ethel
and Florence Murdick, spcn, Sun.
day with Miss Savella Adams.
One OF Mr.. Eddy's horses was
badly cut ON the barbed wire last
week.
Miss Lizzie Rector spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Sallie Hale.
Crops in this section certainly
look furnishing, and with the re-
cent rains will make fine feed.
Edward Smith oil Murdoch was
in this community Sunday, ON his
way to Tucumcari, where he cS.
pects to hle on a claim.
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W. c. T. U. Reception

The ladies OF the Temperance
Union held an informal reception
at the PRESBYTERIAN church ON last
FRIDAY evening, IN honor Ut Rev.
Warner DuBosc and his brother
vi Somehow, China, who Is visiting
IN our city. The affair vas also
complimentary To- the contestants
IN the silver medal contest Ut last
week, and those who assisted with
the program. Rev. Duliosc talked
to the guests and the W. &. i. L.
members on the work done in China
III aboliGhing the opium traffic.
Several musical selections were
given, among them a very enjoy
able number 10y Mr.. w. II. Bry.
mer. rhe ladies served elegant
refreshments IN abundance; fruit
punch, not spiked OF course; cle.
giant cake and ice cream were
served 10y little girls, moi once,
but thrice, according to the wish oil
the fortunate guest. Mrs. Golden
presided at the punch bowl, and
insisted on impromptu toasts, which
afforded much merrimeat, especial
Is that o. Mr.. q. a. Gamble. Al
together the evening was very
pleasantly spent, the w. {. /. u,
sustaining its reputation Tor hospi'
talltv.
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San Jon

Our Valley is getting green and
beautiful nCe more.
Several good showers this week
have made VS. feel that New McXl.
co is alright alter all.
T.. +. Tongs lelt Friday Tor
Hereford and will bring back a
load ol seed wheat ioI Z. IA. Mil.
let.
E. !. Mapes leaves in n lew days
Tor a visit with ms son who IS
farming up on the Plains.
A number oi our young people
attended the ice cream at Bard,
Saturday night aud report a tine
time.
II. b.. Gross has Just finished
putting up a house on his claim
and has returned To III Reno, Ok
lahoma, where he has work. He
will return later and farm his land.
I'D Mccain aud sor, from Chi
cago, have been looking at real
estate IN our vicinity this week.
Mccain has an eye not only lot
land but lor a healthy location ioi
his son
Word comes from Luther Martin
and John Apperson AT Protection,
Kansas, that work is plentiful and
workers scarce. The boys are
getting S2.oo "A day and board and
then teams led.
Alva Gist returned this week
from Chilicothe, Texas, where he
has been working at the carpenter 5
trade Tor so ne time. Mr.. Gist
thinks Texas a little too wet Tor
hi u.
Uncle Bump Atkins lett the first
oi the week Tor Hereford and will
bring back wheat Tor TALL sowing,
ior himself and neighbors. Our
farmers are making great plans Tor
tall wheat this year.
Mrs. James Apperson returned
Tuesday IRON a visit To her old
home in Texas. Mrs. Appersou
has been quite i'll Tor several DAYS
but is now much better. She is
glad to get back to the dry climat,
oi New Mexico.
Lee Prestidge has been enjoying
n weeks visit from his Uncle, MI,
{ Lawson and his friend, Mr.,
WigDins, both oi Elk, Oklahoma,
These gentlemen are looking ioI
land and are much pleased with ouI
country.
The ears OF the Socialists must
he burning hot these DAYS Tor the
people OF the Valley are express,
ing themselves pretty freely. Nc
one is suffering Tor food and ther,
is work to be had Tor all who vii
work. We are in hopes that tn,
cooler breezes OF winter will waiI
both the Socialists and their doc.
trine to some hotter climate ano
leave our valley III peace.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29

While out driving Sunday alter
noon, {. !. Pillow and Miss Wills
met with an accident which result
ed somewhat seriously Tor MIR. fil-
low. Miss Wills, who.is a recent
edition to our city from Jacks
boro, Texas, was not hurt, but OF
course badly shaken up.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl George, and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Muirhead were
entertained at dinner ON Sunday by
Mr.. aad Mrs. I. A.. sanders, at
their cosy new home on MIR. Sand
crs' claim southwest OF town.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29

Mrs. J.. A. Looney, with her son
Fred Looney and family lett Thurs.
day morning Tor Georgia. They
will step in Louisiana enroute and
leave the little Weaver children
with their father.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29

Children's eyes examined. Now
is the time before the school term
starts. Louis Yasien, the optician.
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Judge and Mrs. L. +. Saxon
came in several days ago from
Arkansaw, where Mrs. Saxon has
been soiourning several months.
4 lew enthusiastic friends shower
ed them with rice as they stepped
from the train.
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DRESSM \ X y & - Tailored
suits a specially. Drafted pat.
terms, ut guaranteed. Graduate
OF k%clster's. LEDA SOLOMON.
Al Matteson Sisters millinery. II
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The Tucumcarl Steam Laundry
will do cleaning and pressing, work
guaranteed first class. 42-ti
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Fire Insurance.

We have purchased the Herman
Fire Insurance agency and are
prepared to write insurance in the
best companies nj the lowest rates.
Divide your business with us.
Phone I23. BELL X MARTIN. tt
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One splendid four roOm house on High street, between First
and Adams streets. -. ...........,...,. ......., ..tl,515
Six lots On the corner ~ Adams and Center streets. the best
business location la the city considering the price, o.. $40 aud
90 U each. excepting the corner,
One IlouS' and lot east OF Methodist church, on High street,
IN 10 fot lnt, four lixli ronns, suitable for parties desiring
1" send children To public school. 49,. ...".......,, VI. 100
One 80 foot lt het tween High street and Hancock Avenue,
with east front on Second street, al, ...,...,..,.,... ,s6O
-Four 10 foot lots with east fronts 0n Second street, between
Hancock and Laughlin Avenues, al. .............. $1,000
One house and lot on High street. near splendid red stone
building; south and near public school building -. E. .sI,575
Lot 5 IN block p, McGee addition, ..."..,".".""..s $3.50
" ! and $ In block ~, McGee addition. ..,.,....,,,,..,, $40
" ~ = Ji ''''''',''.,ss - to
~ v " ~ ~ ,.,....,.''..',., ON
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Two splendid residences OH the northeast corner OF laughlin
aud Third streets, NOV renting for sOW per montl,
ht.,...,,,,.,,,.. '''.' ''''''''''''''''' go 'Nt'W' tlhhc
Lots . aud 10, In block ~, Niece addition. .............s OO
Lot 3 block - ~ the McGce addition. facing the Nichols
One splendid house opposite WIN. Kuhlman'S on Second
street, we'll fenced, with outhouses ana water works $3.50
One house 2ixs0. facing north on renter street with splendid
dance hall In same, stage, 2 dwelling rooms aid all furnish.
40 acres ~ patented land within n mile and a half ~
Tucumcari. northwest, fences, splendid we'll and windmill,
ana Il good muhc. ..,,,',', S',S"n
Onc hnlse on the northeast corner OF THIRD and McGce
streets, on two luts, making a frontage OF 100 feet on Thlrd
street. This property IL offered for sale NJ about cost price
Tor the reason that tie uwner wisln = to Invest his money In
a house on a farm. A splendid bargain al sl,lO, Onellalf
down, balance reasonable pay mehts.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29

The territorial organization OF
the W. {. +. T., is Offering "A cash
prize OF twenty-five dollars ior the
best paper on the subject; "Rea-
sons Why Prohibition Would he
oil lnestimable Value to the New
State submitted by Sept. 18th.
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School Books and Supplies

Everyone buvlng iull line OF
books and supplies will he given
tree one pencil, rule and school
bag.
46.tt Elk Drug Store.
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Expert watch and Jcwelry re.
pairing nj Yasec7's. A6.2t
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The Patrons OF this Laundry
IU(UN(ARI SItAM LAUNDRY
A Wan n hung in Tvcumcari around

her husbands neck trying to get
him TO buy grocerics at Adalrs and
the hard earned money. S.Iti
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|Erio View News.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Murdick
spent Sunday at w. p. Hinton's.