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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-06
ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
FAILS TO ANSWER CHARGE.
And Search Is Now Ordered for
La BruZzi.

When the ease of Colgero La Bruzzi,
who is charged with the larceny of a
horse, wagon and harness, valued at
SASS, from Henry Spiedsils, on Septem-
Der II last was called before Judge
Davis in the Court Of Quarter Sessions
today he failed to respond to his name.
La Bruzzi had been out on $1,000 bail
furnished by Frank Casaie. of 40 Sew
enth avenue. The latter will not have
TO make good the amount to the court.
however, while the authorities are
searching for La Bruzzi.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-06
Xmas Evening Hours Do Not Begin Before Monday. Dec. zOth
ASkfOra ShOppingC Card

1t will greatly facilitate Xmas
shopping, obviating the payment
for purchases until you have com
pleted your buying. It means
one parcel, n payment-and the
saving of lots of time.
Ask of Any Clerk.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-06
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR KIDNEYS

A very simple and most effective
remedy for weak or deranged kidneys
or bladder is as follows:. Mix one-half
ounce Murax compound, one-half
ounce fluid extract Buchu. six ounces
good pure gin, and take n to two
te~aspoonfuls three times a day, after
meals. Any good druggist will furnish
or mix these ingredients. This will
quickly cure symptoms of kidney or
bladder trouble, such as pains in the
0nck, frequent OF highly colored urina-
IN, rheumatic pains in the joints,
soreness In the groin or hips, dizziness.
puffiness under the ayes, etc. These
symptoms are danger signs n must
be attended to promptly to prevent
dreaded chronic rheumatism. Bright's
disease or diabetes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-06
TELEGRApHS SHE'S MARRIED..

FLORENCES Dec. 6.-"We're mar
ried." was the telegram ent BY Mrs
William Augustus Shores. who was
Miss Viola Grace Elliott, and received
by her fellow-workers IN the Florence
Thread Works. The wedding has bsen
kept a secret from friends and parents
for three weeks
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-06

Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills coax the liver
into activity by gentle methods. They do
roc seour, grippe or weaken. They are a
tonic to the stomach liver and nerves; in
~vigorate instead of weaken. They enrich
the blood and enable the stomach to get
all the nourishment from food that is put
into st. These pills contain no calomei;
they are soothing. healing and stimulating.
For sale by all druggists in loo and Csc
sizes. IL you need medical advice write
Munyon's Doctors. They will advise to the
best Of their ability absolutely free Of
charge. Munyon's, 5Srd & Jefferson SITS.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-06

you can't get something for notf
ing"
oh Isdon't know replied Tho boz:
How about the t~oothaohe g-Dstrol1
Free Press
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-06
Fur Cl0akings

Our stock of black Caraculs. A~strakhanx
Furs, Seal Plush, etc.. is admittedly the
largest and most complete in the city. all
carefully selected, showing tho newest.
prettiest and most elaborate designs and
curls; we are the representatives Of the
leading manufacturers, both in foreign and
American makes, which embraces every
thing in the cleaking line, that Is beautiful
and stylish; all Of which are marked at
prices much lower than the average New
York or city store Very best grades inn
ported German Black Astrakhans and Per
sian Lamb
SO inches wide at $50, $50, 6.50, $50,
$50, 1850 and 1850.
so inches Black Moire and Pony Skin
Fur and Persian Paw. at 2.o6, 1913.
sos. $50, $50.
so inch wide Black Notified and Plain
Seal Plush. new and beautiful for
ultra stylish coats, $50 TO 100.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-06
Russian Pony Fur Coats

Elegant Russian pony skin
coats. of selected stock, 50 inches
long, semi-htting. deep shawl
collar, turnover cuffs, m ell
nicely matched, cut with extra
nlness and guaranteed satin
lined. This Russian pony
coat would be 20 IN
elegant value at Iii III
SO; a great bar A "
gs4n at low price aFT.a"
oi...-.........'.s..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-06
Mems Holiday SuSpenderS

Never before 10 complete 4 stock OF Fancy {
Holiday Suspenders; newest novelties in /
fancy and plain silk non-elastics; IN single |
boxes and In combination sets of Suspen- !
ders, Carriers aud Arm Bands; also full line 1
OF fancy all-elastic webs. elegantly trimmed /
and finished with novelty buckles, all put I
up In approprlRte holiday IN Ea |
gift boxes; complete lines JttC III I'M
uOIu...... ...... ..--.....-.. =
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

Speaking ol advertising the val.
lrN, ! note m several oi the our
pals OF the beloved, An impulse
toward placing Advertising matter
IN tll sorts Of remarkable and uu-
usual channels, where It would
cost roundiN, hut mighty llttI,
about putting It IN the home paper,
under conditions where It would
do the most good OF all. The
home paper boosts every issue, AT
lts own expense, as a matter OF
patriotism. II say once a month
the boosters would pay tor new
halt tones and descriptive matter,
mailing expenses and a slight part
oi the bonus that they pay cheer.
fully 10 the outside fellow, and
mail several thousand copies OF
the home 10 lists that could Ice
furnished hv the people OF the
Interested area, it would do NOR,
good than all other forms Ut boost.
lng put together. The edit 7
would be helped hy it "A little, but
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

it would help the town and section
lat more, aud It would prove that
tn, hDm, p'upI, b.Ii,lrd m HON,
hrst, especially since the method
has behind 18th approval ut sound,
cold blopd,d business sense. The
u,c oi this method ~ ever, town
would doubl. the population 1T the
valley IN hvr wears, aud It would
70 Tar towards convincing the
general public that the bOys.
tots OF the slope have the ,uf, OF
laith that q, justified hy tu, pos
session vi lh, read p1ud,. Nut
that al forms OF Advertising hay,
not q pOsitlv, value. IL ls simply
question Ut availability. h,
Traveller no n knows. lli. m.dl-
um may have a million readers
and 1t may not hav, a thousand.
Using the HON, paper, the boosters
know what thcN get and paw on.,
tor It, and then get back practical.
is every cent they paw tor It IN a
icw DAYS. lud,r tu, present .y-.
tenn, the home paper boosts the
year round, must night % ]ircuucut.
~ uugrAt,tui propi, tor ,ustcnan,c
Wull' more than any other ON
thing building up IN, rIunir, tor
the benefit Oi all. Under jh, pres.
eat system tho average paper gets
put a big edition ono, t,ru, with
ucw halt tone, and DESCRIPTIVE.
matter, and invariably comes out
~ the hole on It, something that
huetnc,, men ~ any other line
would not think of doing, but
winch they gladly DO a. their Of
ictlng To thu general good. Under
my suggestion they would continue
tnplr ,yrrN Ie-uc boosting All tn.
nor, gladly. once 4 month tho
commercial club would contribute
a lrW new halt tones and paw the
expense oi "A lrw thousand extra
cope, To- b, mailed dl over thu.
country, 10 a list that would be-
Z adly contributed o. by every
citizen such a method would bc
infinitely NOR, beneficial tnau tn"
mdl-"rlu,nat, casting 10 bread up.
on the lurcigu waters. and would
cost less.
It should be- taken up 10y every
town IN the Pcc5s valley, and It
vii b, ~ soon "a, th, ,.,ruc, Of
Advertising - better understood,
aud the principle of lar pid, to-
ward the country publisher IS
brought INTO action. NJ present
that worthy Is more Yr less OF q
good hing, and building up the
country has the puyl,eg, Ut bc.
holding the foreign periodical got
the premium that 10y night OF merit
and possibility OF returns belong
to hun.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

tunes, | have Just read Joseph
Mcdill Patterson Little Brother
OF tue Ri,h. The bad taste Is
Till ~ 100, mouth, and remember.
INK thu old idea that all books are
yrllt'n ton somo good and hcnc.
lolal purpose, am wondering
tuwuiy what IN thunder thu good
uutpu-' T. IN TIN, instance. 1t
toll, OF a stratum ut society that
uas AWAY, existed IN every land, a
parasitic class that has nothing
healthy OF wholesome about II,
that hd- nothing whatever IN com.
ION with trr great overwhelming
mas, OF population that earns it,
bread toy the sweat Ot It's brow.
NkIlliuliN written as u is, II It
serves any economic purpu,, II -
too deep tor me, Tor 1t simply
draw, attention to the moral rot
'ouuvse Of tn yer ri,n, who swap
wiyc. and mduig. IN conoubinagc
ana nigh cits, gambling. faugh.
II &. q dlCtv mess, aud having ,aid
tina, YOU have described the whole
thing,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09
Bottle Never Fell

II was a dark night, one night
last week, when a certain young
man OF This ,ItN met with quite a
thrilling ,Nu'tIcuc, while return.
INK home from the gftcos at ms
hancrc. ON reaching the house
he entered by the side gate So
that he could ~ ia the back door
aud not disturb Ma All wa
dark but by no means quiet Tor a
chorus g. cats were giving q DE-.
moustrauou similar, It T., said, to
that which tine Dutch battle ship,
gave On the coast Of Venezuela
recently, ON the back fence. 1t
WA necessary To- quiet the con.
fusion tor -hould DO, enter at that
time Ma would certainly know
1t by hearing the unrarthlv NOISE
# ,aid chorus. Cropping On the
doorstep Tor something o. hurI at
tn" back fence aggregation the
nrst thing that met hI, grasp was
a bottle. ~l,ltug II be- raised thu
implement above hI~ head and IN
another moment some cats would
have had but eight lives left, but
the bottle never tell. 40, some
noighhJr, perhaps Just returning
too, blal"d forth 4 shot and the
Young man stood stunned holding
only the neck Of the bottle IN his
a.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

nmmmmwrank company ~ mmwram Highland park Addition the A Additions m Acknowledgment
-G W. EVANS. J, Manase-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

the greatest boon that was ever
conferred upon humanity, follow.
ing the disastrous idlenrss OF Eden,
which resulted Just a. 1t results
today, IN making the women wan.
tons and the men ,Crubs. Though
all time, healthy hard work la.
built up nations and individual
character, and this great mass Di
books slush which seeks to take
away it. blcss,dn,ss Is so great a
calamity that the world calls tor
the great novcI that will tell Ut the
american as he really j., with the
warts OF toll on his hand, perhaps
with patches on his pants, bat
with a clean heart and a soul un.
afraid. the highest type man the
world or history knows. We
have had all Of the problems SO
called that W. need. What wc do
want is a rcctudcscencc oi tn, gps-
pei OF honest toll, that Is blessed
hv God and through which tn,
world will eventually com, To- thu
brotherhood IT man and 10 Him.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

Conn, to think about it,, 1t Is
um, that some great story wa,
written concerning the great Amcrl.
can man, the kind who works a. a
blessed privilege and not a. "A
penalty. whose heart and hands
arr clean, and who affords tn.
un,si Twp, that the world knows.
Iup story writer's have wandered
tau away from hm. For instance
! note M a recent tale IN a maya
I'm, It o. sand that Ills ancestor,
all belonged To- the working class
non, had risen above o.. That
!, the sort OF tool gun that seeks
u advance tn, idea It at Il Is dis.
graceful and unfortunate to have
4 work. o. tt&th this /, ilnda-
mentally a country OF ltbor, IN
which there 4, mo- a~tI,toCracy or
uobility who NAV lIv, by divine
right Oft thos, who toll. That the
last l,w decades has much multi.
pll,d such a class t. one OF th, sor.
VOWS OF the land, being a torn OF
Ia ease that Is without rrd,cmiug
feature. and a. much to b, regret.
ted a. any other torn OF cancer
" hen a man becomes 80 riCu that
nr needn't work, though physical.
~ able 10 do so, h, has not RISEN
above It. lie has descended to
the rank, at tn" nou-producrrs.
An idle man rrapS what hr has
not ~Own. Iio Is a uarul,lc on
.Orlrty, consuming that which
doe, not belong 10 hun. lie de-.
ICES Biblical Injunction when hv
his ,IOth no sweat protrudr~ from
uIe brow. lh,I, o. no room IN
TIM, c1uutr, IN tact tor a class
corresponding to thu Eurou,an
nobility, winch with some irw cN
c,ptIDu, draw thctt regal living
tom Oh, veins ot thu poor, be-.
Iug vampires iu tact, and none
les. vampires because sanctioned
uy uu,,am and III, law. Nhrr.
ever IN TINS land, unfortunate con.
d.upu. have piled up wealth and
l.i,l'lrN caste, u ha, been q
deep altmI,N 10 all who come ~
contact altn ". Poor week Anna
Gould iraipslug around with the
..-t.Hn degenerate, Jl France IS
one instance 1T It,. iialy lhaw
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

The recent sale vt the issue OF
S2S,o,o IN bridge bon IS tor Eddy
county ~ S2-, 500, II the best KIND
ol proof OF the stability and sure.
ness OF the rccos Valley. Bond
men are the Shrc WIDEST, most cal.
cu'atlug fellows IN the world, and
they are not paving any such
premium rs that unless the con.
dI'pns are Git edge. That they
DO pay 1t Is the best advertisement,
Eddy county and the Valley coulc
have.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

lust a little simple item in m,
Nrtesla Advocate tells Ut the death
OF Mrs, Arthur Stout At her old
home IN Kansas CITY, and vet IN
reading 1t, It seemed to M that
1t was more Ut a sermon than
have read ~ many a long day.
Tor hung about It Is the most
beautiful illustration ut love that
! have known Tor many long da,
Mt. Stout T.. a tamphrllitc preacher
but more than that h. J., q man,
one OF the htavc,t trucst Christian,
| have rvrr been privileged t.
meet. know his cross. lust q
ten years ago he emerged from
college, bright, strong, inspired e.
give his whole lite To- man Tor H.,
sake Di the cdu,c. H. wa, not
alone, tor hy his sid" Wa 4 pure
sweet soul that inspired him al.
WAYS. The palace WAS built ON
sand, and IN a lad, while II j.
gan 70 crumblc. Human skill and
and PRAYER were alike iutll'. You
OF | would have ~tagg,r rcd under
such a Christening, but those Young
people were unairaid, and with
clear eyes iac"d the r~novltahl"s,
and II despair or bitterness eyed
entered their hearts TIA, world
never knew it. do not hellrv,
1t ever did. have watched that
Young skv pilOt going about among
his people, giving OF his splendid
~trcngth To- weak, with bright
words Of hope To those that thought
they had trouble, chrrrluilv and
mantully doing his part, without
complaint o. hcsItancN, and all
the while under the shadow OF =
breaking heart. 1t takes a brand
o manhood to do that tails little
short oi the heroic, and It renrwS
ones respect tor the principles
that has ever made burdens easy
10 bear. | couldn't do it not one
man IN a thousand could do It.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

One splendid four room house on High street, between First
and Adams streets. Flj,d
Six lots on the corner Of Adams aud Center streets. the best
business location la the city considering the price, ~ $40 aud
saDelcl, excepting the corner
One house aud lot east Of Methodist church, on High street,
on ~ fOrt lot, four liXli rooms, suitable for parties desiring
I" send children To public school ...,. .,...,,,...,t llm
one ~ foot lot bet ween High street and Hancock Avenue,
with Uast front Oh Second street, AT $3.50
-Four 10 foot lots with east fronts on Second street. between
Hancock and l.aGghiin Avenues, AT. ,,,....,.... 5000
one honse and lot on High strcet. near splendid red stone
building; olth and near public school building ....,,.sr,17a
Lot > in block 2 p Niece addition .,,,,,,.,",,.,, 70, $3.50
4" = and 3 in block 40, McGee addition 49,, ,...,..,,.. $50
IN " ~ " 81, " " ........... 400
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

UNNuIll- ul SORTS
Being a little old.tashionod,
and therefor, a little behind the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

luONll2 with two residences and nuthuildings, on the north
east corner uf High and SECOND streets, \ splendid nom.
for the present and will hr business lots sj,OOO
One seven room house and Que live room house on the east
side OF Fourth street III tho MrGec addition. Prices a, 2U
and loo respectively hut IT sale OF both Is made go, 5000
j2O acres patented land and a lease on a school section for
four years \ ~ an stock ut goods, g0pd house and store
house, - head OF cattle q number of hogs, farming lmple.
meu,s, ojc, al Puerto. Write tor a tull description
Price 81, 900
l2ixli2 on COfncf az Smith AMI Sryuud streets. ihlS n the
ocst location for a ir>l-rlasS hotel or business houses Ia the
city, Price ........... .... $1,000
81 acres patented land ; miles east Of ruCumcari Price $500
Lots |, : and 3 In block l. McGee addition. ,,,,,.,,,.,.. $500
These lots are 2I feet deep,
Lot : In block McGee addition ... 200
Lots and : IN block 4 iH McGec addition .,..,...,...... TOO
Lot y IN Block y McGee addition. $50
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

We offer for sale the following, il not sold before YOU buy
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-09

Lots ) and u In block ~ MCGEE addition $50
Lots ~ and y IN block ~ McGee addition as
One - foot lot on east Main ST., Just east 81 smiths
Grocery ~. GOO
one lot on the corner of Third aud Center streets. .... $50
one good four room house on Center ST. ia Russell add SIS
One splendid five room house on High st.. on lots p aud %,
block - OF the original TOWNSHIP ....- q. 200
Lots s. I, . aud q IN block ~ oi the McGee addition, with
cast front ui THIRD street, VI tOO. One hall cash, balance ON
reasonable terms.
One OF the best sites for a hotel In Tucumcari, With east
front on corner OF Second and Center streets. e. -. -. q. zoo
800 acres OF land AT 'uervo, aud one school section with a
lease un the same for -four years and a REIMBURSEMENT az 100
acres adjoining, all fenced and some improvements. =. $1,000
One hrstcasS business on Main street, will net 1910 per
month"; Tor ~""v,".. e2,7dO
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-20
The Small Daily

The latest addition to Arkansas journalism is the Daily Arkansaw- yer published at Stuttgart. It is neat and newsy litt.le sheet and ought to receive a liberal pa tronage. The business men of Stuttgart can hardly estimate the value of live little dailN to tex- ploit the resources of that sec tion. The newspaper is a mirror that reflects the social life and the material progress of a con- munity.
 Publishing a daily in a small town however is always doubt full experiment.. and unless the citizens unite in giving it a libera! patronage and words of encour' agement it is likely to be short live1. Few people not engaged in the business have an intelligent perception of the ceaseless toi! and endless expense of such an enterprise. The patronage is nearly always meagre and rarely commensurate with the outlay of energy and money necessary to it's success.
 In the march of progress the rural editor is rarely crredited with what is due him, for he is the real hero in the strife. His paper is the exponent Of every progressive movement, the cham pion Of every good cause and the defender of the good name of the town. Still there are those who are ever ready to thwart him and throw Instructions in his way For financial grievance over a
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-20
4 New Sport

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 2O.- Little Rock represents diversity of sports for it's citizens bat fox hunting was not added to the list until yesterday morning. A pair of foxes big red ones, has for the past two months made a home in the penitentiary garden adjoining the new state capitol building and time after time the dogs were put on the trail of the foxes and run them, to the woods south OC the city. Yesterday morning the raid of the foxes on the nearby hen houses brought forth such a com plaint that it was decided to get rid of them for good and the pen' itentiary hounds found a new work cut out for them. The foxes had been playing with the dogs right along and the chase was fun to them. The hounds follow ed wei. for about mile when the trail was lostthe ground being too
 " to hold the scent. The foxes doubled and were back in the high weeds of the penitentiary before the dogs were again at the peni'' tentiary. An old fashioned foX hunt is now being organized and as soon as a rain falls to make the trail easily followed the music of
 he fox hound and horn will be heard right in the very heart of the capitol city of Arkan- sas. Warden Smith of the peniten tiary is making preparations for the hunt and will bring in a pack of fine dogs to assist in the sport.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-20
Will Be Tried This Week

Pine Bluff, Sept. 2O.- Tom Har- vel, the young farmer who shot and killed Joe Hamilton, another wei. known farmer, August 3, af- ter an argument over some hogs, Will be tried on the charge of mur- der at, the session of the ,Jeffer- son County grand jury, which met today. HaTwell was discharged Oy the coroner Immediately after the tragedy, but was arrested on a warrant applied for by Hamil-, tons rela atives. He was given preliminary hearing before Mag lstrate Cheek and was held to the grand jury. Later he secured a pond to the amount of S2. 300 and was released from jai,.
 Brown Ford was the most im- portant witness at the preHmin, ary trial. He stated that Hami'- ten rode into his field where he was at work August 8 and talked to him for some time in regard to the hogs. During the conversa- ton Harweli and his son Clarence climbed over the fence into the field about hundred yards away. He stated that both Harwell and Hamilton carried shot guns. Har- wei did not attempt to come any closer but when Hamilton started to ride away Ford says that Har4 well shot four times at Hamilton with his pistol. Hamilton jump ed from his horse and both men began firing at each other. When the smoke cleared away Hamilton lay dead.