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be approved and said appropriation
Of 400 be made.

Do approved ana SAID Appropriation
OF 400 be made.
At this time the petition Of j. w.
SIayter for the vacation OF Fir street
and part on hloGk X OF the town OF
Medimont for cemetery purposes
came mp for consideration. After be-
Ing fully advised in the matter and
finding that said J. w. Slayter Is the
owner OF above described property
the board approved said petition and
1t Is hereby ordered that said Fir
street and part OF block X of the
town Of Meimont be and the same
hereby is vacated.
II was at this time ordered by the
board that the clerk advertise for
sealed bids for The construction of
county road from a point near the
approach Of the Lane bridge across
Killarney, swamp to the foothills near
Killarney lake, distance OF about
$500 feet. Said road to be construct
cd according to plans and speciflca-
tiona furnished by the county sur
yeyor and the cost thereof not to ex-
coed the sum Of $4,000. Said bids
mast be fled with the clerk of the
board on or before December LIST,
1909, at 10 o'clock a. m. The board
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
II was at this time ordered that
the clerk OF the board advertise for
sealed bids for the construction Of
\ bridge across Santa creek In Sec
ton IS, Township - North, Range
. West, according to plans and spec
iacations 70 be prepared by the
county surveyor. said bids must be
filed in thesoilce OF the clerk OF the
board on or before December 1st,
1908, at 10 o'clock 3. m. The board
reserves the right to reject any and
ali bids.
The board ct this tine took up the
petition Of J, w. Smith. assessor and
tar collector, for the cancellation Of
tue Following tax certificates for the
reasons set forthA After being fully
advised in the matter the board APP
proved said petition and the follow
Ing tax certificates are hereby on.
dered cancelled:
Certificate IS. OF 1907 SALE. ina.
proof not made.
eCsftinsate 50, Of iSos sale. anal
proof noe made.
Certificate see. cf lsoe eale. maj
proof not made.
Certificate ais. Of 1909 sale. prop
erty owned by widow.
certiAeaEe aSs. Of 1909 sale. prop
erty owned by widow.
CsEtifcats ss4. of 1898 sale. prop
erty owned by widow.
Certificate l415. of 1903 sale.
double assessment.
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WET OR DRYP

All persons Indebted to the under
signed are requested to settle ct once.
Having sold my business J am nov
located in the Bolton block, Jaa Z.
Rassells once. Bills may b paid
to Jas E. Russell. j. p, durinE NV
absence. who win receipt for came.
w. B. MCFARLAND.
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Mems Suits

Here is a chance for every man in
Occur d'Alene to buy a suit and save 4
over one-half. Why 60 to Spokane
or pay $25 for a suit when you can
buy one at the Palace Grand Opening
Saie at $3.50. ......-'... $11
Mems OVerceatS
Here is something that man ap-
preciates We have only $50 over
COATS not one worth less than $40;
some worth up to $50. Here they go
at the Palace Grand Opening Sale
ATT. ... 80. .$11
Mems. Hats
Only $50 hats. We have bought
at a price that you will be able to
buy as many as three at the price of
one All good, reliable makes. Nc
Klbben-Patterson cravenettes, "a
qualities, at ........ ..... .$1.6O
Mems NeckweaF
Pure silks, 4-in-hands, teeks, bows
and strings; club bows at. Use
Mems SuSpenders
All kinds, in heavy and light, 35c
value, for ........ ....... tic
Men'SaHoSiery
Cashmere hose FOR men, in black.
brown, tan, gray and natural, all
WOOL S5c. kind, for ..........1 0c
Mems Underwear
1t will pay every man to come here
and get his winter supply OF under
wear. Here are four cases of mems
fieeced and ribbed, in cotton, OF the
heaviest Use value; per garment, 3Sc
Mems Shirts
Dress shirts, in all colors and lat
est designs, 81 vaiues, at. $50. 3Sc
Boys Clothing
Here we have large stock of
boys suits and overcoats which we
have put out this fall at prices that
are record breakers. Boys suits,
These suits are actually worth from
Knickerbocker style in full, all wool
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materials. every color and STYLE
IS to $40 a suit; sale price. Sc. s6
Boys OVercoats
In the new AUTO COATS: inst
what the boys want. All long coats
sizes from 2'to 20. Here Won will
find variety of coats OF every de-
cription, the best you can get, al
from $3.50 to $3.50; the Palace
Grand Opening Sale price -. .S8. go
Boys Long Pants
All sizes, from IA to 20 years; over
1000 pairs. We will sell them at
only $500. ...4 8c
AeLaree Sale OF Toilet
Articles
Menen's powder lee
Cutlcufa soap .. lie
Parker's tar soap Ice
White Rose glycerine soap j.. ice
CASTLE soap .. Sc
rainier soap ......... Dc
Cuianour soap 1880. lac
Cleo French face powder .15c
Colgate's face powder LIE
PeFfumeTy
The SWEETEST and finest assortment
OF perfumery-al imported goods
at give away prices.
Shoes for Everybody
We are the leading shoe people IN
this town. We carry the largest and
finest line of ladies' and mems, misses
boys and children's shoes. Utz q
Dunn's for ladies, Educators for BOYS
and girls and All America for men.
1t would be impossible to mention
every price of each shoe, therefore!
we will sell our entire shoe stock
during this sale with a discount 81
20 Per Cent on the Regular Price.
Dress Goods
All shades and colors L. very fine
broadcloths, henriettas, batiste
Voiles, Panamas, and in heavy, all
wool suitings We have included In this
sale at
SOC on the Dollar.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COUNTY COsnnssIONERs
same Of the omcial DOinEs % the
County Board.

County Board.
Monday. November 8. t9o9.-The
beard met pursuant to adjournment
at 10 o'clock a. m. Commissioners
alt being present, Record Of the
proceedings OF previous meeting read
ana approved and the following pro-
ceedings were had, to-wit:
Peter Nederhood. work on
road Dist. IL ...,.s,,s,s soc
Thoa. Roe. work on road
Dist. II ....,...s..s 3b.bV
J. w. slayter. supplies for
Dist. 1b .....s s...s,s lo.GV
G. n. Acton, extra work on
trestle near Lane ..... 10000
g. II. Acton, for contract on
treatlo near Lane 1900. 2S47.0O
A. o. Modlln, expenses AZ
surveyor 49,, .,...k.... $3.50
A. p. Bailey. boarding prls-
oners during October. 1s0s7S
Elmer Dole. WORK on road
Dist. rs ....,,...,,.. 5000
James Dole. work on road
Dist. 26 .........s...s aV.OV
Elmer Dole. work on road
Diat. IS ...........,.. ae.O0
Steward Walker, contract
work on bridges ..... 10000
Elmer Dole, work on road
dat. Is ...... .....,s t7.be
w. @. scritsmler, material
and labor on county jail. $500
A. o. Modlin, viewer YAK
ghermer road 80. -. soc
Frank Gilbert. viewer on
Yaxtaermes road ..... SEQ
W. +. Roe. viewer on Yax-
Haermar roaa ....,,.. 800
raul Williams. chairman on
fsxthermar road ...... ace
L. L. Whitcomb. chairman
on Yaxthermer road -. 400
The board at this time approved
the reports Of the following named
overseerss
stephen Dueommon, road Dist. IL,
A. B. Smith. road Dist. a..
Elmer Dole. road Dist. 80.
Chs. Andres. road Dlst. /.
The board at this time approved
the saloon license bonds Of d. A.
MuFphy. Of FeFrel. Idaho. ana se-
vert Overland OF st. Joe. Idaho.
The board At thls time sSek -
the petition OF residents and taxpay-
era OF Kootenai county in the matter
Of making a display OF the resources
OF Kootenai county at the National
Apple show to be held In Spokane.
and after being fully advised In the
mattsr ordered that the said petition
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Infants Bear Skin Goats
Ladies' Waists

A grand and large assortment OF
waists. silks. nets, tailored. I'm all
aud attractiva;. the entire stock
bought of Strauss, EIsendrake q Co.,
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Chicago. Ill. Here is lot OF them
we have put out at .......... .e6c
Ladies' FaselnatoFs
SILK and wool, all wool and all
silk large and small, case Of them.
We have fixed the prices at 10c, zoe,
soc, 40c and 0Oc.
Ladies' PetticoatS
Silk petticoats OF every shade, all
colors. the very finest taffeta silk
You Will have to Fay from $3.50 to
$12 for these. somewhere else; here
we have put them out at -. 1898
Ladies Sweaters
All wool in white, gray, silver gray,
red and blue. the regular IS values,
for 49,. -. .............S 2.A0
Ladies' Underwear
Sixteen eases OF underwear at less
than the mills can begin to make at
such prices.
Lot No. I'm jersey ribbed, white
and cream, 75c values, here they go
Lot No. &-Fleece lined In silver
gray, the very heaviest kind, 81 val
ueS, az ...s..........s 4Sc
Lot No. 8---Union suits In fine all
wool at $3.50. Union suits for soc
Ladies' Hosiery
Fifteen cases Of ladies' hose in fine
ribbed, They are 35c hose, and will
go at the Palace Grand Opening Sale
for per pair. ........,...... lie
chlIdr0n'S5 HeadWoar
The greatest lot OF hats. caps and
tams In bear skin, felt and cloth
caps that are the finest made Never
has our buyer been so lucky az to SCI
cure great assortment like these.
We have put them out for the Palace
Grand Opening Sale at .47c and soc
BedSpreadS
An assortment that 10 grand. III
you need q bedspread, come here. We
have marked the prices OF these that
You will be surprised to see how we
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can sell them SO cheap; In fact we
have so many that we can't mention
the prices Of them. Come and get
them at give away prices.
Blankets
1914 double, in white and gray,
dollar and a quarter blanket for CSC
Outing FlannelS
A great variety OF hannels, light
and dark, checked, stripe and plain;
$4,000 yards 15c kind; The Palace
Grand Opening Sale price, per yd SC
Turkish Towels
Bleached and unbleached. good
large SEES all go at this grand open
ngs sale at ......-..........1 Oc
never were so low. Come and see for
ChiIdren'S Underwear
All sizes, from 16 to "a. Prices
yourself; soc garments at. ...27c
Oceans Of Notions
Here we are with fine line of
notions; most everything in the no.
tion line at these give away prices:
Pins-two papers for ......... &c
Safety Pins--Large and small, 1c card
Thread-We have 10000 spoOls of
Coates thread at ...... &c spool
Pearl buttons-Fi9e white, 15c kind,
Ior .''...'. &c cttrO
Combs-Fine; and in fact all
klHuS &c
Clark's 0. N. T. .darning cotton,
100. ........ lie spool
ndLTplnS ..'.lc package
Hose supporters. Bon, Ton, the good
KIND ...... ........... &c
Misses and Boys Hose
Heavy ribbed, good, servieeable
kind, regular 25c value; we put out
at this sale at, per pair. -. DC
HandkcrchiefS
The greatest lot of handkerchiefs
ever bought in New York City was
bought by our buyer. Here are some
for men, ladies', boys and girls, plain
and bordered. Here they go at SC
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Ladies' Coats, 1000 %
Than

Them
The very newest for this fail, made
OF the finest material, In all shades
and e1luIi--coats you would hav3 TO
pay In any other store from $40 to
$40 for; here they go at the Palace
Grand Opening Sale at 49,. $500
Misses Coats
All kirds OF them, over $500; all
were bought at the most Tidiculons
price ever known. Here you viii
fEd coats to At every girl from 8 TO
20 years, long and short, any color
coats we are positive are worth from
$40 TO $40. The Palace Grand OPEN
Ing Sale ..,... ......,..'. ~BsVO
Ladies' and Misses Skirts
Divided into Two Lots.
Lot No. 1,-ContainA $40 OF them
In black, brown, gray, green, olive.
etc. tho greatest lot OF skirts you
ever saw--a variety of every color
and shade, made OF voiles, batistes,
panamas, brilliantines and serges-
the very newest from Broadway, N.
Y. Here are skirts worth from $3.50
to SIS; we have set a price on them
for the Palace Grand Opening Sale
at .i.... ...'t,..,...... *B.4V
Lot No. 2--The very finest, in all
styles--skirts that are positively
worth up to $40; a good bunch OF
them for the Palace Grand Opening
sale at '..... ...........st.~ $3.50
Infants Bear Skin Goats
Coats In white, gray blue, red---
In fact any color Every woman
knows the value OF these coats to
be worth not less than IS: some
worth up to Sl2.50. Here tlloy E0s
come and get one; they won't last;
At ..as.. 80. ........... ~&.Vn
Ladies' Waists
grand and large assortment OF
waists. silks. nets, tailored. I'm all
kinds. the styles are very exclusive
aud attractiva.. the entire stock
1 - $780,. N.
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ChlIdron,aG headWaar
BedSpreads

An assortment that Ia grand II
you need a bedspread, come here. We
have marked the prices OF these that
You will be surprised to see how we
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The Palace Department Store 81 Sherman Stree

shpmeo dsdy or
dfrpmou Il hepui
that Soc or 1t
nyougo at
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NOTICE TO

We the members of the school board
for District No. l, Quay County, re.
spectfully call your attention TO the
Territorial law relative to the vaccina.
ton Of school children. This law -
printed below in FUN and earnestly
request that you see to II that your
children are provided with health Ger
tiificatvs before the opening Of school
which will be Sept. 18th. The law
and We will see that the law is enforc.
ed. This IL necessary for protection
and we trust that you will give us
your hearty support.
All school children must he provided
with health certificates before they
will be allowed 10 enter school. All
certificates must he signed by DR..
Moore. as county health officer tDr.
Moore is also city hea'.h officer or
by some other physician whom he may
designate AS his assistant.
c. !. X. Moore
A. u. Goldenberg,
T. A.. Muirhead.
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AN APPRECIATION

The following letter was received by
Mr.. %lsrael, proprietor Of the large store
on the corner, a few days ago. The name
Of the writer Ia with held for business
reasons but the reporter read the
original which was shown him by Mr.
Israel.
Helper, Utah, Aug. 10, 1909.
Joseph Israel,
Tucumcsri, N. NJ.
Dear Sir: Please find enclose mon
ey order for $1,000 as | think you ass
entitled to a little interest aud consid
or II has been worth that much TO me
Allow me to thank you for past IA
vofs aud the very nice way you have
always done business with me.
Win close with best wishes for your
success. Kindly remember ma TO your
Two old clerks, the LADY and gentleman
Il they are still with you.
Yours truly.
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VACCINATION LAW.

Chapter Gil See. $3.50 School Laws
Territory Of New Mexico.
II shall he the duty Of the School
Superintendent Of each County to see
that all children In his county Of school
age, are vaccinated against small pox,
aud 10 that end each teacher of n
public school shall see that the
children In his district are successful
~ vaccinated within n year previous,
and II shall be unlawful for any child
"a attend school, or for any teacher TO
allow such child within any school
house unless No vaccinated, or showing
proper certificate that II has been vac
cinated, such teacher shall make re.
port 81 the number OF children whom
they have caused 10 be ~vaecinated and
those who have presented certificates
that they have been vaecinated, TO the
County School superintendent at the
beginning Of the school year and as
often thereafter as they may deem
necessary, together with the report OF
the names Of any parents who refuse
TO allow their children to be vaeeinat'
cd, and any person who shall 30 refuse
or neglect TO have his or her children
vaccinated In accordance with the law
shall he guilty Of a misdemeanor, and
upon a report TO that effect by the
County superintendent, II shall be the
duty Of the sheriff or any constable
whom he may designate TO arrest such
person, and upon being convicted, he
shall be fined not less than ten dollars
$4,000 nor more than one hundred
dollars (slOO. OO), or be imprisoned In
the county Jail, not exceeding one
hundred days, and the hne no imposed
shall 20 20 and be a part Of the school
fund Of the district In which such
offender lives. These provisions shall
apply to children and parents
in Incorporated cities and towns, and
the duties heretofore imposed upon
County School superintendent are
hereby made applicable to boards Of
education there In.
See. 30. The vaccination provided
for In the previous section shall he
done by the county health officer pro.
vidad for by Sec. 22 Of this act, or by
his assistants and under his direction,
and shall be paid for by the parents
"A ...h .klla..u x.hau fkav ara ahla IN
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HAMMoNs TERRY.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. @. J.
Terry on South Second street was the
scene OF n pretty home marriage last
Sunday evening at o O'Clock when
Mr.. o. O. Hammons aud Miss Rena
Terry were united In marriage by Rev.
Charles l.. Brooks pastor Of the NJ.
T.. Church South Of this city.
The parlor was decorated with flow
ers and vines and the wedding march
was played by Mrs. W. N. Crofrord.
After the marriage ceremony re
freshments were served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Patten, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Brymer, Mr.. and Mrs, W. N. Crof
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.. Sherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. B Parchman. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Campbell, Mrs. Hale, Mrs.
J. W. Rogers, Mrs. O'Rouke, Miss
Mabel s%torment, Rev. l.. q. Ament aud
x. G. Cramer.
On Monday evening the city band
tended them q serenade aud Mr.. Ham.
mons showed his app -eciation Of their
music by presenting them with a box
Of fine cigars.
Miss Terry IL the oldest child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Terry Of this city,
is an accomplished young lady aud
her friends are a legion. Her father ~
ans Of the Oldest employees Of the T..
T.. 4 :. W. Ry System aud is now run
ming on the Dawson branch Of that
road.
Mr.. HammoDs IN AZ present the edi
tor II the Tucumcari Sun aud IL one
" Tucunicari's m.. popular business
men. lie came to New Mexico about
two years ago from Oklahoma where
his parents reside. lie has been act.
i've in the work Of the church Sunday
School and Epworth League and has
made n host Of friends. "Orlie" AZ
be il called by his friends has made
good In Tucumcari and the News pro.
diets for him and his young bride q
successful journey over the matrimon,
ial sea.
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MUST NOT DUMP CARRIAGE

Much complaint has been made late
ly about garbage being dumped on the
roadside near the city limits. This Ia
strictly forbidden by law, and the city
has regular dumping grounds where
all garbage Is supposed to be disposed
OF. These garbage heaps scattered
along the road side are az unsightly
as they a well he. Horses are fright
ened at them and II they are dumped
near any habitation Il Is necessary for
the owner to remove them In order to
get rid Of the nuisance.
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NOTICE

You land that means everybody are
cordially invited to be present at q
Birthday Social to he given at the
residence Of Mr.. Henry Neafus on
Center street e Monday evening
the Both at $ z. NJ. You ARE requested
to put as many tents A. you are old,
in a sealed ~envelop; present it at the
door and IL will be gladly received by a
discreet person. who solemnly promises,
for the benefit OF the old Bachelors
never to tell how many cents your IN
velop contains. OF course there are
no old Maids in town. A program Of
music, games, and reading have been
prepared. Refreshments will be serv.
ed free.
Respectfully,
W. c. T. U.
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PREACHING AT ELECTRIC SUNDAY

Rev. Minton, Of ErisS, Oklahoma,
one Of the leading EvangeliS,s Of the
Christian church in Oklahoma, will
preach Sunday at II O'Clock and 7:ij
z. NJ. at Electric Thester. Rev. Min.
ton is a very able and logical a
and you will enjoy hearing him. Every
body invited to these services. sun
day School at 10 o clock.
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BUILDING n EY TO LOAN.

Long time easy payments, 3 per cent
interest. Call on OF address w. C..
Satterwhite, Tucumcari, N. NJ. lie will
explain the plan and terms. 47.tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT,-Four room
house, third house south Of the Meth.
odist Church, South. Inquire at Pho.
neer Drug Store. 44-3t
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FOR SALE.-A good home, Ave
room house, pantry and closets, porches,
out buildings, well located, cost moth
ing to come and look at 72s Adams
street. 47.4t.p.
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The First Presbyterian Church cor
ner Aber and Adams streets. Services
on Sunday: Sunday School 10 A. NJ,
morning service, II O'Clock, evening
service s o'clock. Mid .week prayer
service, s Z. NJ. You are cordially
invited to all these services.
Warner II. DuBose, Pastor.
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FOR RAIR

New four room house, with hall and
closets, and cellar, lot 5Oxi+O with pick
OF fence. Part cash, balance your own
time, In MeGee Addition. Call Pioneer
Drug Store. ss'tfe
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FOR SALE;-Fourroom house on
Second street, and two lots adjoining
near High School, Also 100 acres Of
decided land, fifteen miles out. O. Bran
gan, Tucumcari, n. NJ. 46.4t
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rucuMcARI's FIRST POLO GAME

The first match game Of Polo between
the newly organized team here and
the Bell Ranch Club will be played to.
morrow n week. The game will be
pulled of ut the Athletic Park, this city.
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Read Adair's Bargain List for this
week. t7.it
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wANTED,-By young lady, board
and rOom In private family. Address
Boa 90, CITY. tT'tf
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AGENTS WANTED SALARY
AND COMMISSION
Must be Hustiers. Call from 4 70 o
p. M. Saturday OF Sunday,
Cover Hotel, Room 20.

NOTICE; @. W. Evans, Jr, having
been appointed receiver for A. A.
Blankenship, all parties knowing them.
selves indebted TO this livery business
will please call and settle at once.
Once In News building, Second street,
Tueumeari, N. NJ.
Dated August rs, 1909. S7.2t
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stenins lee Cream at the Elk Drug
ss-tf-e
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Warner II. DuBose, Pastor.

Dan Blankenship is in the city from
Mexico to visit his brother for u week
or two.
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MUSIC.
MRS. J.. II. CHAPMAN
,n..,sa.l TaaahasA

Royal Academy Of Music London 4
Terms ON application. p. o. Box 4
ss3. Personal interview on 4
Tuesdays o to 10 at the resi-. I
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-28

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