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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
REDLANDs NOTES

REDLANDS, Oct. 16.-John Gay was
released from Judge Clifford's court
yesterday from the charge of assault
on his younger brother, who died
Thursday, the cause of his death being
tuberculosis.
President ]. N. Field of the Univer-
sity of Redlands has accepted the
offer of the Women's Relief corps of
the Bear Valley post to present the
flag to the university which will fly
Electric autos are becoming more
popular in Redlands. w. H. Pettibone
brought a new one in yesterday,
which makes nearly thirty in use at
the present time.
]. T. Calvin was taken to Santa
Barbara this morning by Sheriff Stew
art on the charge of failing to sup
port his family.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
DONATES FOUR ACRES
FOR USE OF FACTORY

LONG BEACH, Oct. 16-The Palos
Verdes Land company has donated a
$4,000 site of four acres north Of the
Anaheim road and east of the San
Gabriel river to the Los Angeles
Switch and Signal company, and the
following cash subscriptions have been
made to secure the location Of the
company's proposed factory here in
accordance with the terms of the COM
pany's proposition: The Bixbys, $1,000;
C. ]. Curtis, s1000 A. NJ. Goodhue,
$1,000; S. Townsend, $780, H. S. Gala
han, $500. The sum of $4,000 is yet to
be subscribed but it is considered GER
tain the factory will be secured
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
EnaIlsh Paupers on Increase

Government returns in England and Wales
show an increased number of paupers
amounting to s49s7 at the close of 1908.
These figures are given in the annual report
or blue book published Aug 16. The total
number of paupers at the close Of 1908 was
s35,O68. of whom 127751 were in London.
The total expenditure on rehef OF the poor
during the year, other than expenditures de-
frayed from loans, amounted to s71,542, 100,
OF which $1S. S67,34o in London. The
number of old age pensions payable
March 20 last was 800, 037 in England, and
24663 in Wales making together 393.700
out of total of 64L494 for the United
Kingdom.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
SANTA ANA NOTES

SANTA ANA, Oct. 16.-Santa Ana
sent out two high school football
teams today, the first team going to
Pomona to play the varsity team, and
the second team going to Los Angeles
to tackle the football players of Los
Angeles Military school.
Frank Allen, who has been OBJ
streperous for several weeks, beating
his wife and drinking hard was today
sentenced by Justice Smithwick to
thirty days in Jail.
Charles H. Whitney has secured a
divorce from Lottie F. Whitney on
the ground of desertion. A year ago
Mrs. Whitney left her home and had
her husband arrested on the charge of
failure to provide. Whitney was able
to show that he was willing to provide
and that his wife had left him.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Lemon Association Meets

SANTA ANA, Oct. 1.-At the second
annual meeting Of the Tustin Lemon
association held this week the follow
ing officers were chosen: c. E. UT,
president; B. II. Sharpless, vice presi-
dent, and E. z. Wilson, secretary.
The business of the association dur
ing the past year has been most salts
factory and the stockholders were well
pleased with. the showing.
The average price for the year. Sep
tember /, 1908, to September l, 1903
was 2.1 cents for first grade of lemons
and for second grade IL cents pei
pound. The lemon pool for August last
paid the growers 2.3 cents for first
grade and 81 cents for second grade
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
REpoNpo BEACH NOTES

REDONDO BEACH, Oct. 16.-The
steamer Santa Barbara arrived today
from Gray's Harbor with a cargo Of
900 feet of lumber and forty pas
sengers. The balance Of the cargo will
be discharged at San Pedro tomorrow
The steamer Shna Yak arrived from
San Pedro today with 100000 feet OF
lumber.
The Norwegian steamer Christian
Nicholson, one of the largest vessels
on the Pacific, is due here with cargo
of $4,000 ties for the Santa Fe railroad
The cargo halls from Mororan, Japan
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
OCEAN PARK NOTES

OCEAN PARK, Oct 16.-The recent
ly adopted ordinance requiring a license
for every transfer man doing business
here is being rigidly enforced by the
police. More than a score of express
men have been overhauled and required
to get licenses. Several of these were
from Los Angeles.
The Anheuser- Busch Brewing COM
pany, which recently took over control
of the Savoy hotel, has installed Robert
Meyer, the Venice grocer, as CHIEF
clerk
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
MEXICAN WHO STOLE TIES
ARRESTED AND FINED $5
Southern Pacific Railroad Finds Tim
bers Disappearing and Officers
Are Placed on Guard

REDLANDS, Oct. 16.-The Southern
Pacific has been putting in new ties
from Redlands Junction to this city
and as they were put in the old ones
were thrown out. These began to dis
appear, and an officer was stationed
along the way to discover the ones who
were spiriting them away, and finally
arrested Makrio Padrassas, a Mexican
living near the junction.
He was brought before Judge Gift
fords court and fined IS. The light
fine was imposed because he is not
thought to be the leader of the crime,
but simply to be taking them as a mat
ter of course. He will replace the ties
at once. other arrests will follow later
as the real miscreants are found out.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Aobo Killed hX Train

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 16-Pat-
rick Lang. a hobo, was instantly
killed this morning at 5 o'clock by
falling from a Southern Pacific train
as It was passing through Cotton.
With two other men Lang was beat
ing his way from Los Angeles to
Brawley and in some manner fell from
the car on which he was riding and
the wheels instantly crushed his life
out on the rails.
The mangled body was found after
the train had stopped, the men max
ing an effort to get off as it was slow
ing up. Lang falling and losing his life.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Orange Prospects Good

Brown, manager of the Redlands
Golden Orange association, has re-
turned from a business trip throughout
the east and middle west. When asked
what the prospects were for good year
in prices Mr.. Brown says he looks for
a good one since the apple crop is short
in many places. Red apples are sell
ing from $3.50 to SO a box and white
apples are selling at $3.50 for a 40
pound box. With apples that price II
can be seen oranges will bring a good
price. Mr.. Brown is recognized as one
of the authorities on orange business in
the southern part of the state. He ex-
poets the crop to be unusually early
this season and ready for the holiday
trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
RAILROAD MAN MARRIES
SAN BERNARDIN0 GIRL
Los Angeles Travelling Freight Agent
Joins Ranks of Benedicts-Bride
of Old Family

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 16.-Thos.
H. Fox, a we'll known traffic man of
Los Angeles, and Miss Nell c. Boyd,
daughter of a wealthy and prominent
real estate broker of this city, were
united in marriage here today, Rev.
Father John Brady performing the GER
euony.
The bridegroom Is the travelling
freight agent of the Illinois Central in
Southern California. The bride is a
mem ber Of one Of the Oldest families of
san BernaTdinO.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Car of Celery Shipped

SANTA ANA, Oct. IA carload Of
celery was shipped today by the Or
ange County Celery Growers associa-
ton, through the California Vegetable
union, agent for the association. This
was the first carload of celery of the
season, and was shipped to Texas.
Regular shipments will not begin until
November l.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
RANCHER KILLED UNDER
WHEELS OF HAY WAGON
Frederick w. Hodges, Former Resi-
dent of Pasadena, Meets Ac-
cidental Death Near
Redlands

REDLANDS, Oct. 16-Frederick W.
Hodges, As years old, owner of
mountain ranch near here, fell from
load of hay this afternoon and was
run over by both wheels of the wagon
He died in a few minutes.
Hodges formerly lived in Pasadena.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Need More Launhs

Pinero's new play Is described as grew
some, depressing and strong" What we want
Is something on the stage that is cheerful,
amusing and uplifting. The world is not at
present going to the demnition bow-wows
in spite of all the pessmists who ever wrote
plays.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
sion of $40 a month as a complimentary
BOTTLE Message Found -

bottle message picked up in the strait
of Juan de Fuca Friday gives an ac-
count of the loss at sea of the steamer
Orient and stranding of Charles john
son and Sam Mason in July, 1907. The
message is a letter appealing for re-
lief and is dated July 5, 1907. The bot
tie had become so encrusted by long
immersion in the salt water the cork
could not be removed. The informa-
ton was given that with the loss of
the Orient Mason and Johnson escaped
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Statue 70 french Heroine

During the recent Joan Of Arc fetes ~
Rhelms a polychrome statue OF the French
Aeroine was erected In the cathedral This
statue II a composition OF silvered bronze
ivory marble and precious stones, and IS
She work Of y. dEpinay.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

in small boat, later succeeding in
making a small island, from which
they were compelled to flee by un-
friendly natives.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
AtwllI to succeed punston

SANTA MONICA, Oct. 16-William
Il. Atwill is to be named by Mayor
Dudley TO succeed the late h. q. Dun
-, ss member of the fire commission
-es council probably will confirm the
s--,s5-....ent At its meeting next Mon
51y night
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

Don't simply allow 1t to die-that plan Of
yours. Find little capital through advertis-
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

Anybody who would be able to find al
address in the directory would be able Il
hnd your CLASSIFIED Rd
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-12

- NE OF tn. features OF this sale will be Our two special bargain tables. On
II OF these tables will be article worth from, 5 to POO. and every article
- will be sold for Il each. The other will be a oc counter.c containing al
uesf from Is to 4Oc. Customers can find enough bargains on me OF these tables
to Jay themh for making a 10 mile TRIP.
On June 18th. just 1874 ear before the date OF Il opening, me of the most
amOus battles Of Americana Independence a fought at Bunker Hill ~ "a n
Obeisk ri feet high stands upO he ~ tin ommemOratiOn of the slaughter
OF the Americans by the British. No shaft Of marble will be rearedto IN
crate our slaughter IN the l34th anniversary OF that memorable event ut a
Onumen will be erected i'll the memories OF those who shall be rtun
enough to be caseda as Vicors and claim the spOns OIL this epoch making event
There are fourteen different departments n Our store, and each cOmpete
in itself. Ii will be impossible for III IN n space OF this "a d to give quotaiions
on the hOusandd different articles w Z carry in stock. Should we quote ad de-
scribe each department tin full it would require a Catalogue OF hundreds OF
pages. But TO give yu some idea OF the slaughter w are making we give be-
To- a ew prices:
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Prices Will Prevail that are Positively Without q Parallel in the History of Tucumcar

L that will make the buyer understand what a real sacrifice sale means
- Not a article will escape in thu slaughter W e will make. Some goods
have beer reduced ~, some Is son B. is and some 50 per cent. None ofpur
goods ares shop WORMS hoddy. second grade, damaged or ut OF date, ut are
new, stylish. n in every way first Class, dependable merchandise. Some III
Ia ak" HOw a yu afford Ito sells goods at such a saCiinceI' The question
for the public to solve, is lot whether W e ar affOrd it,, but "a 20 afford to
allow such a opportunity % pass without taking advantage Of il. We are not
trying to ut ofO on the public a lot of shef-worn goods. W e are lot closing out,
we have had n o fire, bought n 10 bankrupt stock. n Tor of the manufa cturers
havem ad us IN distributing agents for the outlet of their mills We have had
a good trade thissp spring, secured lots Of new customers and ~ desire and aim
is to increase ur trade each seasOn;a n in order to 10 this " e have adopted
thisp plan to make new stoners advertise ur business and show the public
generally the classo of goods we handle, and the prices at which we sell them.
Believing that thu best advertisement a merchant al haVek a well satisfied
custOmer
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TINWARE.

We carry the largest stock Of Tin.
ware IN Quuy county, We also have
complete lines of gruultewnre aud
ouyNware; and have the reputation Of
saving purchaser, at least 20 per ceut
on goods IN these ..rcs, aud during our
Slaughter sale our prices will Ice cut
another 20 per cent.
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GLASSWARE AND oUEENswARE.

We carry the most complete line Of
first class, up to date glassware aud
queensware of any house north of II
PasO, and south of Harrington, Kansas.
Dur regular prices in these two depart
ments nre from - to p per cen, lower
than those of any other retail house
carrying the same class of goods; aud
for this sale an extra reduction Of 20
per cent has hcen made.
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CUTLERY.

Pocket knives, from 5c to $50 values,
80 Is off.
Table Cutlery, Spoons, Sugar Shells,
Batter Knives, Children s Three Piece
Sets, 20 per cent oil.
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LEATHER HAND BAGS.

\ beautiful Alligator bag. brass trim.
miugs, leather lined. purse 20 match.
Regular price, Sl3.uu. Sacrifice
Price o.. observation-disclosures. $500
uuo 900 smaIer $40; r. gulnr value
$1,000 ...... s7Qg
Leather Hand Bag, fine quality, worth
from 800 20 $500, SO Is off.
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RUBBER GOODS.

Hot Water Bottles. SyrIupcs, Nurs
ing BOTTLES, az SO Is off.
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ONE

Combs Combs Combs Combs for
everybody, half price.
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NECKwEAR

For LaiicH aud Gentlemen, an .tyles,
widths, qualities aud designs, al your
pice.
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MEN s DRESS SHIRTS

Ncgli- cc, roI.ur. aud cuffs, rra' lie.
signs, splendid material; ,I.-5 To-
tl75 value. Sacrifice Price ... soc
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LAcEs AND INSERTION.

Chantilly, Torchou, Valcucienncs, IN
all width, and patterns ut half price.
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MEMS WORK SHIRTS.

Six dozen No, $40 Conqucrer, in plain
and fancy check ks, collars aud cuffs
attached, full regular made; sizes
1Iia to Il; a splendid sl.O0 value.
Sacrifice Price sec
~ Khaki, Lot $40; sizes l4ls to 1874;
a splendid wearer; sl.25 value CSC
~ Chamois, broken sizes; wears like
buckskin; a good 3 100 value soc
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JEWELRY.

A fine assortment OF %Jewclry at half
price.
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HANDKERCHIETs.

Gentlemen s. aud Ladies from "a
bandnua To a lac bord-rrd, all sizes,
half price.
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HANU.IAINTED CHINA.

7AAN Ahb SAilNas
$50 Berry sets, slaughter Price, S2.9s
;".nu ClOcosate Sets, Slaughter
itIve ,..... ............. 1919
$500 Cnocola,, Sets, Slaughter
lIIce ...,.. ........,,,.,,,..S So. }
Sl.ij Chocolate Pitchers, Slaughter
lfIce ....'.... ....,......,,. ,Sl.l2
sliO Cracker Jars, Slaughter
Price ..,... ....... 97c
500 Chop Plates, Slaughter
lIl'e ''.''. .,.,,."..,....... Sl.23
$500 Handsome rarisien Vase,
Slaughter Price ,......,...... .sil9
A reduction on all Hand Painted
China OF from 20 to 80 per cent.
SPEcTACLES.
Spcctacles-Gugglos, SO Is per cent
OH.
LADIES' BELTS.
Worth from zoe TO 800; choice .43c
SANDALS FOR CHILDREN.
A good 800 value. Slaughter
lTlce 80 o o
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LADIES WAISTS

\ splendid line 10 select from, regular
values, sl2i 20 si.ju.
Sacrifice Price ...... SOC TO $3.50
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OVERALLS.

Sizes % 20 ~ waist, Fast Mail;
$l.2j value OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ssc
4 few Of the cheaper grades, regular
sizes, 20 close out AZ half price.
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KIMoNos.

Only nine left, fancy designs, well
made, splendid material; $500 to
sees value ....,..,..........S ii0
The Brinkley argus., 1909-11-05

your while to go '., p,sndid bargains in N N horses in the big
 pe'ng closed out at N s',o ! Harrison Livery z 5. HINcKLEY.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-11-05
S2ortsmen Get Busy.

z
 The open season for quail be- gan on Monday and the hunters are busy.
 The best record so far report ed is that made by Howard Mitchell and Bert Brougher who bagged 27 in a short hunt on Monday.
 Hunters report that there are more quail this season than for many years past.
 Jack Harp and Oily Dowell re port a bag of IT birds Tuesday.
 Said ole of the best bird hunt CTS as Manager Stockard, of the Peoples Gin, passed: "Thers goes the finest shot and best bird hnnter in Brinkley, but he hasn'1 had a trial this season yet.'
 The sportsmea's club is going to award a leather medal to the hunter that beats down the greatest area of burrs and bushe; without disturbing the birds.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-11-05
Judge Holloway Coming to
 Brinhley.

Tn order to heer the complaints of tie peo 3le of Brinkley and the north end relative U the e1u!t- able adjust nent of tae work of the equalization board, Coaatg Judge $. T. Hollox.y will con to Br.nk!ey &nl rssl4il t.ary "Wednesday and la's' isy ', Ss-
 Quite q namb < of 8i'iaA-y people soaght a1l fsla' -is " in Judge aDAoglf e9lfs Fl Clarendon tli' wseA.
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@c:fSH SHOE STORE I. K. BRO WIN
rl. shoe Man Next Door to Post 0f6ce.

FOR SALE: My residence on south Main street. Fol particulars call, write or phone
 H. L. BR1CKELL. Mfrs. Neil Bohinger is the owner ofa pretty new buggy and horse presented to her by the Judge.
 -Try the celebrated Booth fNew York Count Oysters at Rock Island Cafe, night or day, cook led, any style. [ FOR RENT-l nice furnished room; onvenient for 2 men. Ap- ply at MlssaM. l.. Mack, opposite Methodist tent. ns,
 Charley Weathington reports a splendid time of it at the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge in Hot Springs last week.
 Henry Wolff S Co, is head quarters for Wilson Bros shirts. underwear and hosiery. Come in and see the styles. 1s...-Lnke.s Robinson, . young business man of Ft. Worth, Tex, was looking after his interests in Brinkley this week.
 A. K. Roberts, of Holly Grove, organizer for the Wood men, is helping the Brinkley Woodmen this week.
 -Dr. F. T. Murphy isshaving a new patent raising awning placed in front of the pretty postoffce block of stores.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Freeman we're visitors near Monroe this week, the guests of his daugh- ter, Mrs. c. w. Brownlee. F. L. Gustavus, of Moro, visited his daughter, Mrs. P. F. Elledge, at her pretty home on North Main Street Tuesday. | Tt is currently reported and from a reliable source too that Rrinkley will be surprised by another wedding some time soon.
 Mrs. J. O. Kennard, wife o1 agent Kennard of the Rock Is. land, was a visitor to friends ir Little Rock and Hot Springs this week.
 Earnest Terry, formerly o1 this city, who was clerk at tht Marion Hotel, has left Little Rock and gone to Pine Bluff tt clerk in the Hotel Jefferson.
 Mrs. Alice Wohlf, who witt her family have gone to Okla ! homa to live, was a caller at tht ARGUS office paying for her sub scription and changing her ad- dress. The Wohlfs recently solo their farm place for SIG, 0c0 thro the Black & Edmonds Agency.
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Cinner's $ Notice.

Beginning on Monday, Nov. 1st and fiontinuing thro' the rest of the season, the Brinkley gin plants will be run on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays of each week. Parties having cotton to gin will please be governed ac- cordingly. Respectfully,
 PEOPLES GIN Co.
 J. J. FARRELL. Oct. 29th. 1909.
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Lost Pocket B00kl

Lost, Monday morning, some- where on road between Brinkley and Dark Corner, s combination folding pocket and bill book, containg $500 cash and papers. Finder will be rewarded for its return to ARGUS or
 w. P. ANGELA. Brinkley.
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Caas! GoaIl CoaIl

Have inst received a shipment of tne finest ccal we have had
 for many a day. It's worth SA. DO nor m ten delivered. Better phone in CT give me your order NOW. c.,. ,,,,.
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|IlD PERSONAL ADfs

Jessie Hartley is now s5 with H. L. Baker.
 Evans left this morn { visit to Little Rock. < sLouise Smith has gone It to friends in Okalona, and Mrs. J. [. Benson, rue,. were shopping in Tnarsday.s Douglass and family $ morning TOT Robe s nphunt and fish.
 Hattie Brown was on siorce at Lewis-Jeffers dsCo. Saturday.
 ! Fannie Vineyard has iihg friends at Vine- past two weeks.
 wJ. H. Fryer, of Mon- a Bnnkley visitor Thurs was an ARGUS visitor.
 and Mrs. R. P. Nc nave moved to Cotton make their future home. Young Matrons En- Club met Thursday af- wlta Mrs. Neil BohIin- E~ F. Holdridge and lon returned last Sun a visit to relatives at s Lela Bruce and Hat
 fss- rtF, &
 ars special sales people asm& Ca. during the '. r. McCreipht hoe s'ck during the past 'en days, but is improv-
 wallace and A. H. .oi Monroe, were in a'nday on a trading ex. .:w ~ l1dIllaWay Ot was a visitor in Para.
 Plssott this week or 'e'S your while to ge ., p,endid bargains ir N v horses in the big beng closed out a, '. s HNcKLEY. 7
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[vsuud...whose is il?

l, of money found on cy- The owner may
 ssnpe by calling at A. [,pre; proving same and D eehss for this notice.