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MANY TOGETHER
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line.
Harry McElroy talked on a Woman =
Answer" Because" aud proved Ia
those who heard him that he had stuff,
ed the subject seriously he concluded
with a toast to the ladies which was
very clever and pleasing.
Mrs. X. T. Donohoo spoke m ellis
tory in her usual happy way.
The duet by Messfs. Evans aud Stew
art brought loud applause, Us did the
encore they were called upon To give.
Queues" by Rev DuBoss, was very
clever aud interesting.
Sand by Reed Holloman. was one
of the most complimented delivered
HOllOman knows what sand ~ aud the
speech came direct from y craw that
makes every one admire him
Wireless by Muithead was H. the
nature VI u forecast OF Tucu,acat, siS
years hence proved very interesting
schools by q = Crsmer was NOR,
or less matter Of fact but showcd
that u wonderful development - being
made In the schools Of the county
Ewes Daughter" by W ". Mayss
was Mr. Mayes maiden speech before the
people Of Tucumcsri and be proved ham
self h clever talkef.
The banquet closed with every one ~
the highest spirits.
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the epoch that has made US one Of the
arst cities Of the territory. We have
seen the Village grow from 500 inhsb.
itants to = city Of 5000 people, and the
board shan,y replaced by substantial
brick aud stone business block in which
are being conducted nearly every branch
OF the mercantile business. our phone
and light systems have been improved
and extended and a water works system
has been installed aud DIRE protection
in%sugurated, which W. consider them
scbefly, the last two, are among the
creates, blessings we enjoy AZ a com
mnnity. We have built magnificent
churches, and have under way u high
school building that " a credit 10 any
city In the land. II will be q monument
to the good judgment Of the builders Of
Tueumcari Our public improvements
have been Of = substantial aud lasting
character, and the News N proud Of
them, aud the people are proud Of them.
~ Wv fiNhSto WIN NutulaeiNeN IOf
having built them. Toe last great ques
tion we have had, and pow have under
consideration, II n sewerage system
This ~ u recognized great Necessity
Sanitation. health and progress, are y
trio Of i~nseparables. There can be such
a thing rs a sick community OF a sick
city aud business sickness -
~ bad for q community ~ malaria and
fevers are for the individual. Health
IN an individual inspires action, aud #
the business environment properly
directs the energy Of a healthy brain.
results must eome Ms sure as the sun
comes up over the eastern horizon mt the
beginning Of n new day. A brighter
sun aud u bluer sky will certainly Il
lum'.s our city : future when We have
installed adequate sewerage.
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NJ. o. MEcHEM STILL
IL UNooNrIRMED.
tContinued from drs, page

strongest recommendations was from
Judge Pope Ut Roswell.
Judge Mann has formed n partner.
ship with j. D. BonhAm, vi Las Cruces,
aud ~ W Oliver, Of Albuquerque and
will practice law 10 those two cities
lie was associated with Nj Bonham vt
the time be- was appointed Judge
The following Is taken from ,hs Al
buquerque Journal
" will be interesting news ID lsssl
circles that Judge Edward A. Mann
recently associate justice Of the New
Mexico supreme court and Judge Of tho
Sisth Judicial district Al Alamogordo
and who has ''oeh succeeded on the
bench by Judge a " Cooley has decid
ed to make his home IN Albuquerque
add enter upon the practice VI law Ia
th,s cat! Judge Mann was Ia the city
yesterday from Santa re With J ..
bonham making arrangements to this
effect lie will be associated with j y
bOnhan, VI Las Cruces, aud 0eotRe W
Oliver, aud the new frm will also main
tain Offices IN Las Cruces, these to re
main IN charge Of Mr. Bonham The
drm will DO Aa9wn rs Bonham, Mann
aud Oliver To. local Offices VI the firm
will he oh the second foor Of the n =.
Amarilo building, corner Second street
and Central avenue
Judge Mann will bring bis family
here ia about sweek a make ...u.
qaerque hsncefor,h his permanent resi-.
dence Judge Mann Is one Of the beat
equipped and most successful lawyers
and iurisis IN the territory and has nj.
rival here will be n distinct acquisition
to the bernalillO county bar
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rUcUMoARI ON ALL
PROPOSED ROUTES.
Cont inued from hfst psSs)

Inducements To Offer. Nevertheless II
Is too far Oul Of line 10 make Il worth
while TO consider this ~ IA possible
route unless other conditions were over
w%helming Not only so, but the large
coal fields which the pottales, Tucum
earl rOnie would tap would he missed
altogether. Then n third feature would
he against the Roswell route, Nil' that
The new ro,i could the sooner reach
It's own hnrs-thr Rock lslnni inter
r~fs ~ iucumrari by going hy Way
Ut l'uttnlrs, aud thereby eat ~ cost
uf construct ION aud r'tablIsh
stronger competition. This too Wouli
enable the Rork Island people ~ msss
he most & the Interests they already
have at ru,um'ari aud Dawson aud
rsp,ciall, would 1t b. Ia, Jrable to the
marketing Uf the coal aud other one
products In that section ~ we'll ~ oh
tanning n powerful competition lins
i,rrc, ont at Font worth.
Az bet w-en the rUttaies Turumcari
rout. aud the TesieO Tucumcsri route
~ the Hereford Tucumcsn route,
again the odds are IN favor VI poTtales
Because FIRST, the route by Portalss 10
more difect aud natural, secondly II -
possible to come, almost direct from
l.ubbock ~ Portsles, and not encouu
ter any creek, sIfoyO Or gulch Of any
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Construed from first page

as~f' bhFN HtENl
that class Of offehse, II the people want
this law enforced At 10 up 10 them 10
make afidsvits before the district at
toTnoy, who will then investigate II
~ not the place of tho district attoT
ney to ferret OuI violations VI the law
He IL not n detective and that, ~ |
understand, is outside bis province al
together"
In reply to u query Mr. Clancy made
the interesting statement that contrary
to II rather wide impression, the district
attorneys are entirely independent Of
the attorney general who has no power
to direct them, but merely 10 make
suggestions.
TIL. Santa Re meeting was attended
by the governor and attorney general
and by the following district attorneysi
John T. Griffith, soeorro; Alexander
Read, Rio AIiba county j M. Her.
ysy, Roswell W u H Llewellyn, Las
Cruces I'd Wright, Quay county =
L studlsy Of Ration U w q. ward, Of
Lao Vegas, and dsorge y Klook OF
Albuquerque.
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The News would like 10 see n deer
well put down in the vicinity Of tn
enmcsri. IL IL believed that We have
both oil and artesisn water, and maybe
natural gas. II would be easier to raise
Five or Ten Thousand dollars 10 put
down n deep we'll than to raise Seventy
i've to One Hundred Thousand for a
railroad. We raised seventy fve Thou
sand for the road IN about twenty four
hours, oil or artesisn water, either OF
them, will add ten or twenty thousand
population To this city N u year The
Southwestern railway company pa,
down u deep we'll ut Alamogordo at It's
own expense just to help tue enterprise
along. Maybe they would beip us on u
deep well for Tucumcari. II wOuidn Z
hurt anything to promote II company
to do this, why not get at itf
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ity Of either the clergy Of the laity
You know quite we'll, tina, from all the
centsrs OF the North the cry is today go
ing up that old time religion is dying,
that men do not attend church IN thu.
strange when they eau ge, fundamental
religion, pure and indebted, from the
lodgef To no other cause can ascribs
the palsied condition In which to many
OF the Northern Protestant jenomiba
tons hnd themselves. Roswell Regis
Ter Tribune.
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NOTICE or PUBLICATION.
In the District Court
County Of QUAY.

"a. b 0oldeuberg Company
". No $50
John T. Cecil aud Ed Cecil,
partners under the arm
name u Cecil Brothers
The said defendants John Z. Cecil and
I'd Cecil are hereby notified that a suit
IN attachment has heen commenced
against you Ia the District Court FOR
the County Of QUAY, Territory OF New
Mexico by said NJ y. G~oldenbsrP Com
pany that unless you enter or canse ia
be entered your appearance In said suit
on or before tbs 2sth day Of August A
u. 1909, decree PRO CONFESSO there
ir will be rendered against you.
Chas. r. Downs, Clerk
Frids N. Eekman, Deputy,
Reed Holloman. Esq, TueumearL New
Asyiso, Atty feg PlslAtlf.
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ENuINERR FINN sUsTAINs
DANGEROUS SCALP WOUND

II. n. Finn, al engineer on the Rock
island, sustained d very dangerous scalp
wound last Sunday when u large lump
Of coal rolled down from the tender aud
struck him ON the head. lie was taken
to the Tueumeari Hospital and several
stitches were necessary The merit day
he was taken home 10 Dalhart, where
he will remain until able 10 report for
duty again.
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o oIiuRulI.

The new Episcopal church on the eor
ner Of Jackson and Aber streets 10 be
ing completed. The new place Of woI
ship Ia Il small but artistic structure
and is built bungaio style. The Episeo
palians NJ being congratulated on the
church and also IN this fact that whom
they 0 into their new homo IL viii
bs clear Of any debt.
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The News has from the date Of its
asst iasas advocated pubic improve
msnts, ~edassfion, social advancement
and the general bsttsrmsnt Of the com
mrnity. W. hsvp Z quarfslIed with any
body about bis politics o. religion o.
tried 10 dsbbis In thinss that don . nee
sAsssily eonesTn q local newspaper and
Il kss been / source Ut q great deal oi
.~s1kefsstios 70 the management TO watei
~ hsaithy afewsh Of ths best town
~ ~ a5sh parallel. The nrst iims
~ Mann ~slksd into the IilnsaisAt "a
~ ~ ls~sorpssatkoa Of 1rseunesEi
s1E - hs1lsxs gse - bsglaaAas q
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Several good rams again this week
add to the assurance that we are w
ing TO have a prosperous year. The
farmers IN every section Of the county
are wadiug into the fields with a renew
ed hope and are going to produce plenty
Of everything they viii need for another
year. A better season aud more Hat
tsring prospects have never been before
in this new country.
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RATES TO ADVERTISERS.
Amdavit Of Circulation.
T.sstrosY 90 Nav MEuco =.
HAAA. - naa -

COUNTY % QUAY
I. NJ Wharton, being ars, duly
swor ON his cath dsposss aud says,
that be h thsBusiness Manager VI the
Taeumessi News; that the bona ode
circulation of said rueumeari News
for the week ending August sth. 1905
was 1900 subscribers.
= NJ WHARTON
Subscribed and sworn to before NE
this sth day VI August isOs.
NJ. G. MECHEM
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Dslhart has launched a daily paper,
the Dslhart Evening News. The paper
Is going to take the associated press
service snd from the promises VI the
propristors, 1t will be a representative
paper.
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ZOE CREAM auPpRR

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meiho
dist Episcopal church will give "a ice
cream supper la the First National Bank
building next Tuesday Afternoon and
night. Every n ,s invited and = jol.
~ tina 10 guaranteed.
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JoNEa YRAQER

Roy g Jones Of Amarillo, aud Miss
Mira Yesger Of this city were married
here this week at the residence OF the
bride, the Rev. Warner II. DuBose of
Debating. Only the friends Of the con.
tracing parties were present,
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Thu religions who are referred to NJ.
all being more or less overlaid with
error include the Mohammedan, the
Buddhist, the Brsmin. True outside Of
Frame. Masonry requires the applicant
for membership. TO believe Ia n "Su
preme Architect VI the Universe, - but
how much OF how little that may mean
~ indicated from the following passage
from "rhe Genius VI Free Masonry, -
10y j u Buck, n work which | recently
purchased Buck u not u great, per
hsps scarcely u standard Masonic su
thor, and he admits that msuy members
disagree with him, but he has written
several books ON MssSnfy aud he IL
still IN good standing. Therefore l
quote him to show the Mind Of God q
man may believe In and retain member
ship in good standing 10 the fraternity
Here Is the quotation Theology, Creed
and Dogma have no place "a Masonic
literature God IL The human soul eN
lists aud survives the death Of the
Phs h'ai DouNi hhh bIotnfihoou ~ "
fact in the foundation and superstruc
ture Of human life Explain them IN
your own way Deism, Pantheism and
Philosophic Msterislism rome to the
same conclusion page slD Again
: Religious, PHILOSOPHERS. institutions
come and 20; civilizations rise and dis
appear continents sink and rise from
the ocean bed but these (Mssonic) prin
ciples endure forever - page - But
what you may ask IL the idea VI the
Grand Architect Of the Universe which
Brother Buck believes IN since you
may explain Masonry esoter,cs from the
viewpoint Of either the Deist, Oh.
Pantheist OF the P~hilosophic Msterislis,'
What does b. think about ~ Ia
speaking Of progression and evolution
AIRY development ON page ~ be gives
the following formula, "First Il mol
lusk, then u fish, then u bird, then u
man, then q Master, then u God " That
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nstinctively interest manifested in the church
homes of the leaders of new administration is
second only to the interest in the personalities OF
the leaders themselves.
There are a number of churches at the national
capital that have at time another enjoyed the
distinction of being the Presidents Church. but
with the Inauguration of President Taft this honor
will descend edifce that has never heretofore
attained such prominence. All Souls Unitarian
church will be the Presidents Church. dis
placing the Dutch Reformed church which has
served in similar capacity during the Roosevelt
gime While the present All Souls takes rank
a presidents church for the first time the pred
ecessor present edifce the home of this
congregation had early title to the honor for
the founders of this historic Washington church
John Quincy Adams.
William H. Taft has been pewholder at All
Souls'-the only Unitarian church the capital
since taking his residence at Washington 1t
may be remembered that during the campaign it
asserted that Mr. Taft atheist. but the
charge was of course, totally unfounded- The pres
dent-elect is of a Unitarian family his father and
mother both being Unitarians, his grandmother hav
ing joined the Unitarian movement with the famous
DR.. Claiming. William H Taft like his father be-
fore him, a member of the Unitarian church of
Cincinnati. After entering official life in Washing
ton he took pew in the church that is henceforth
to be known the Presidents Church
However, as might be expected of Unitarian.
Presidentelect Taft is minded in his religious
views. The Taft family, like the Roosevelts. is di-
vided religious views, but Mr.. Taft is not ag
he frequently goes with Mrs Taftsto the Episcopal
church. of which She following in the footsteps of
her family, is member When the Tafts spent the
summers at Murray Bay. Canada practice that
continued for 16 years-Mr Taft took particular
interest in the union chapel of the Presbyterian
and Episcopal churches. which he wont to at
tend every Sunday during the vacation period, and
COW that he has chosen new playground-Hot
At st Luke's Episcopal church, diminutxve place
Of worship at this mountain retreat
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-02-13
& Needed ChanqS.

The navy department recently re-
ceived from the commander-in-chfef
Of the fleet an official communication
relative to certain changes recon-
mended by him to be made in the uni
form shirt of the enlisted men. In &C
rordance with custom this letter was
forwarded to various officials for com
ment or expression of opinion, the re
marks of each officer being appended
On an Endorsement slip. Each indorse-
ment introduces the subject matter OF
the letter in a brief, and one of them
thus tersely explained the contents:
-Commander-in-chief desires to change
shirt"-Lippincott's
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$780,

wishes it. but the future first lady Of the, land
has for some time past had pew No "a in this
church, pew that is well forward in the church
and in almost desirable location as the presi-
Dental pew, if she prefers TO retain it, Mrs Taft
adheres rigidly to everything ordained by her
church There will be little social gayety at the
White House during Lent while the Tafts are in
possession, and Mrs Taft has steadfastly held out
against the fad for Sunday entertainments which
has grown rapidly in recent years in our cosmo-
politan capital.
Miss Helen Taft, like Miss Ethel Roosevelt, has
followed in the footsteps of her mother in relig-
ious inclinations.
ST. Johns church. where Mrs Taft and her
daughter will worship is built in the form of a
Latin with a portico supported by massive
columns. The exterior has a pebble finish and
porticns-of the church wellnigh covered with
ivy. The original building erected in 1916,
and there few churches in this country that
convey such impression of great age This
church is little than square from the
White House, and the presidents church is also
within easy walking distance.
The vice-president and Mrs Sherman are
members of the Church of the Covenant, of the
Presbyterian denomination. This edifice which is
unique and imposing architecturally is located on
Connecticut avenue, of the fashionable bouis-
wards of the capital Directly opposite is the resi-
dence of Senator Depew. and diagonally across
the street the British and AustroHungarian
embassies Benjamin Harrison worshiped in the
Church of the Covenant during his term of office
president and James G. Blaine and the late
Secretary Hay pewholders- Miss Helen Hay
married In this church, and it has been the
scene OF many notable services
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-02-13
HIS GOOD MONEY THROWN AWAY.
Why Old Man Potts Regretted Giving
Bill College Education.

Well" observed old man Potts,
I've spent heap of money on my
boy Bills education, more'n $500 Jest
to see him through Yale. And 1 amt
through yet. It shorely makes me
sore to think of the money I'm wastin'
on boy who amt got as much sense
now as he had before he went to col
lege.''
What's the matter, father?" asked
Mrs. Potts. Mebbe you're a little
hard on BILL
No, l amt, Mary" answered the
old man. Jest to show you-a little
while ago says to him 1 thinks it was
going to rain tomorrow. What fool
answer dye suppose he made me?'
m sure l don't know, father"
He begged my pardonI"-Harper's
Weekly
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-02-13
DIDN'T KNOW
Coffee Was the Cause.

Many daily habits, particularly of
eating and drinking, are formed by fol-
lowing our elders.
In this way ill health is often fas-
tened upon children. A Ga. lady says:
Il had been allowed to drink coffee
ever since could remember, but even
as a child I had a weak stomach,
which frequently refused to retain
food
THE taste of coffee was in my
mouth all the time and was, as found
out later, the cause of the stomach re-
belling against food.
Il now see that it was only from fol-
lowing the example of my elders that
I formed and continued the miserable
habit of drinking coffee. My digestion
remained poor, nerves unstrung, fire.
Quent headache, and yet did not sus-
pect the true cause.
Another trouble was bad, muddy
complexion for which spent time and
money for creams, massaging, ETC.,
without any results.
After / was married I was asked to
try Postum, and would you believe it,
l, an old coffee topper, took to Postum
from the very first We made it right
according To directions on the pkg,
anu II AA<1A A-AOSb 0Cl2CS1tO AldNOl,
at once quit coffee. with the happiest
results
Il now have a perfectly clear, smooth
skin, fine digestion and haven't had a
headache in over two years.
There's q Reason"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek. Mich Res. The Road to Well
vile" in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter. A new
0ne @nRemrm from time to time. They
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The Auctioneer,. HouroIass.

An auctioneer of Philadelphia col
lects all sorts of objects pertaining
to his ancient calling. He has, among
other things, an interesting set of auc-
tioneer's hourglasses.
The auctioneer, century or SO ago,
concluded sale, not by saying Go
ing-going -gonei" and rapping the
counter with his hammer, but it was
his better method to turn up a free
running glass toward the end of the
bidding, and to end the sale irrevoca-
bly, when the sands ran out. This
saved confusion and dispute.
The auctioneer's glasses in the
Philadelphia collection are pictur-
esque. One is of tortoise shell and
mother of pearl. Another is of amber
and gold. A third is of teak and
ivory
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-02-13
Cause for COMPLAINT.

Jones, the dairyman, loved his little
bouts occasionally, and at such times
celebrated riotously. He was pre-
vailed upon to sign the pledge, and
this piece of news was given wide
publicity. But in a few weeks Jones
turned upon his temperance friends
and again sought old-time friends and
acquaintanceS.
1.-The ideal" grieved Jones, as he
told the waiter to duplicate an order.
Me driving a milk wagon, and those
fellows advertising that 1 am on the
water wagOn.'-Judge