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the ring with his
furious rushing
tactics. on hut
that was peach
pie for me, as he
was playing right
into my hands as
English had done
a few weeks pre-
vlously. | cOmbed
his hair a few
times In the early
rounds just TO see
how he would
stand tho gan. He
came back hard
at me IN the sec
ond round with
the same line Of
stuff and | got
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BATTLING NELSON PAID HIS MANAGER,
BILLY NOLAN, $4,000 IN TWO YEARS

knocked out until next afternoon. We
were badly worried about HIM.
The first thing ne said next morning
about 10 O'Clock, when lie came out or
the trance was. "Who took my wife
away?' Then he lapsed of into uncon-
seriousness again for several hours.
Kills the Milwaukee Hoodoo.
Feb. ., 1904. marked my final appear
ance In Milwaukee. with Jack ONe!,l,
was about 1T at that time. By the way,
was cleaning up all the better class
OF llgh,weights In the short six-round
goes.
AS It was my slXtieth battle wanted
to celebrate the occasion with one Of
my best knockouts. Right of the reel
'Jac! the Slugger." as he was called
back East, crossed me on the Jaw with
his right and put me fiat on my back,
though | was up and after him In a
lffy. He was a splendid boxer, very
fast on his feet and his work in short
bout was showy-much on the order OF
Freddie Welsh. the boy whom ! now
consider the greatest OF shadow or but
tertiy" boxers. O'Neill would have prob
ably won the decision over me that
night had he been content to have stood
off and boxed with me.
|, OF course, won the affair by Hege-
"isCh block. which means mile. When
the train pulled ont for Chicago q few
days later | was happy klddo. had
finally succeeded In downing that old
Milwaukee goat. and, besides, my air
ship was now hitting the high attitudes
in the pug!l!stic atmosphere. licked
O'Nell again in Philadelphia later on.
Goes TO Utah.
With the scalps OF Clarence English,
Arte Sims and the famous Jack O'Neill
under my belt | felt that / needed
greater fields to conquer. so borrowed
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THREE HlGHlAN DERS
SIGN 1909 CONTRACTS.

Willie Keller, Doc" Newton and Nsal Raj
has signed their 100 contracts with the High.
!anders. while Pitchers Hughs. and Brocket,
one With Newark, and purchased by the Bos.
ton American team iast .al have been Old
10 the Highlander Both these men have
been On tie Highlander pIyrJu before.
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CdI lTOUl NY
lifelong friend.
Billy Benner. and
8 t c a m e d into
Utah, on my way
to the glorious
golden West.
As | landed In
Salt Lake City
the matchmaker
OF the Salt Lake
City Athletic Club
vas in need OF q
S u b st itute to
meet 5 p |! d e r
Welsh. as I h o
fighter who had
been booked with
him had taken
sick and was I'M
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Buffalo Offers
$780, for Shrub
and Longboat
CAAH(A

A Buffalo syndicate has offered q
purse Of $3.50 for fifteen mile race to
be held at that city on Feb. %. Shrubb
accepted the race as soon as he heard
OF the proposition, but nothing had been
heard from Longboat up to this morn
ing.
This race, II arranged, will be great
drawing card. and will undoubtedly re-
suit in big betting proposition, as
Longhoat's Canadian friends. who won
over $4,000 on him at Madison Square
Garden Saturday night, think he can
take the Englishmans measure in the
shorter distance as well as beating him
over the longer route.
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day regret that didn't follow out
that policy to the letter. My failure TO
do so cost me over 5000. and am not,
mentioning any names either, Mr.. WILL
lam Nolan.
As to Need Of Managers.
The need OF manager Is very In
terestIng feature Of the prize ring
While admit that some young fighters
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BY BATTLING NELSON.
CHAPTER XIII.

CONSIDER 1904 successful fighting It led
the could take things and have to the
for engaging in fights had finally
my pugsts
ONe Spider Welsh Martin Candle Eddie Hanlon,
Young
and Hanlon champions
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Title-Holders Need Some One to Look
After the Many Details, Says
the Champion

the world
Copyright, Battling
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Driscoll meet Attell They wit! box at
IA pounds, weigh in at & P. NJ.
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RAMBLER AUTOMOBILE SHOW.
$40 West 12d ST. Rambler Models exhibited.
Famou, offset crank shatt and RamosS
snare wheel EXPLAINED. visitors Wecome'
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TIE standing In the two leagues a, present
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W. C. T. U. ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. ". ;. Bush, assisted by Mrs. /
McLareu, royalty entertained to ladic,
Of the ". G. T. 4. Tuesday from 3 tC
> T.. NJ.
4 devotional meeting led by the pres
ident, Mrs. j. 4. Manncy.
The roll call was responded to by
question from the Bible.
\ few minutes was taken up in dis
GUESSING new business.
Mrs. Kramer favored the Union with
u vocal solo. Mrs. Fcrbce then rave Z
mos, excellent reading, entitled 9TH,
Three Homes.
Those prescn, were MesdRmcs Eady
Manney, Colwell, Browning, Kramer
Ru-by, Hopper, boone, Bradley, Ferbee
Hittson, ~Goldenberg, McLarcn, Bran
ncr, Gaudin, Thomas and Bush,
Refreshments consisting of salad
sandwiches and coffee were served
After which the ladies' departed to theil
several homes feeling they had accam
plishcd much aud spent "a very delight
full afternoon, To meet with Mrs. Mar
tina Bradley in two weeks.
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MIDLAND LYcEUM COURSE

The Midland Lyceum Bureau, Of Dies
Moines, Iowa, will give the first number
of their course at the Presbyterian
Church in this city on Monday even.
ing next at : clock.
Lucien Edgar Follansbee will deliver
his famous lecture, "Genius aud Gump'
ton
The Lyceum Bureau management says
4" Mr.. Follanshec is the only attrac.
tion who has been with us from the
organization of the Midland Bureau.
He completed with the close Of the
season of l9Os.9, eight consecutive sea.
sons with US. We know without excep.
ton towns will be enthusiasts over
him, and greatly benefited for having
secured him" The press speaks for
MIR. Follansbcc in very high terms.
II is seldom that the people Of our
city have an opportunity to hear a mar
like Mr.. Follansbee, and they should
appreciate this opportunity by greeting
him with "A crowded house.
Tickets On sale at Chapman
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SAN JON BREEzEs

Engineer Cotton aud his men wcr,
here from Saturday until Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Horne went IL
Tucumcari Sunday returning Monday
Miss Marguerite Blair came u from
Tucumcari to her claim neal Bard, Tues
day.
Sam Jones and wife Of Roy, wer,
registered ut the Glenroek, Monday
They went east Tuesday morning.
Bob Daberry moved his family Nor
day to where he is working on the
railroad.
II. Lee Robinson moved u from Tu
Gu icari Tuesday and will live In the
Roberts house until his new house Il
completed.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyterian
church will hold their Annual Bazaal
the afternoon and evening Of Deeem
Der ninth, Light refreshments win b,
served.
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-
The following is a list of a
few of the Bargains in j. R.
Daughtry's Real Estate
Lists:
Lots 3 & 4 Blk. IL
Russell Addition $500.
Lots 7, s and 9, Blk 43
MCGEE Addition, $500.
Lots 7, 8 and 8 Blk. l
Gamble Addition, .Sl25.
Lots ID to "a, Blk. 7,
New three room house, gO5d
location close in on High
Street. Price $3.50. $500
cash, balance in easy pay
ments.
Daubs Addition. .S2,250.
Nice 4 room house on Sec
ond Street, close in $3.50.
Good 5 room house on E.
Main st. ....... .S1,250.
Good 4 room on E. Main
st. close in. ..... .S1,l50.
Elegant 4 room frame,
plastered house on Center
st. close in ..... .Sl,450.
80 Acres well Improved
patented land 6 miles east
of town. ......... $500.
Good REIMBURSEMENT with
improvements 212 miles
from town, Price, $500.
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o r

Harry W. Yaseen has decided to close
out his Tueumcari jewelry store and
commenced Thursday to auction OF his
stock at that town. Mrs. Yaseen is
there helping the auetioneer with the
sale. The fixtures will be moved to Dial
hart and will be enstalled in his store
here. This will give Mr.. Yaseen the
largest jewclry establishment by far
in the southwest. lie will then have
twelve wall eases aud twelve large show
eases extending along each side of the
store, Mr.. Yaseen has disposed Of his
wholesale post card business and will
devote all Of mas time TO the retail
jewelry business.-Texan,
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O HURT.

This morning about nine o'clock Don
Ilittson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hit.
son was thrown from his pony and for
a while was rendered unconscious, The
pony became frightened at IA passing
Auto, aud Donnie was thrown of re.
c%eiving IA bad shock and frightening his
friends who thought that he was killed
or very seriously injured, but fortu.
nntely he was only stunned, and in a
short while regained consciousness and
was able to walk from the Tueumcari
Hospital where he had been carried
when picked up from where he had fall
len.
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MINUTES OF MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF TUcUMCARI,

N. M.
At an adjourned meeting Of the City
Council Of the City Of Tucumcrai,
Quay County, Territory 81 New Mex
leo, held on the 18th day Of November
A. u. 1909. at the hour Of seven o'clock
T.. NJ.
Present; j. \. Street, Mayor; J. X.
Dnughtry, Clerk; w. =. Buchanan, s..
a. Neafus, q. W. Evans, Jr, Council.
mcn; Absent, A. -. Dnuber, Coucil
man.
The following proceedings were had
to wit: Minutes Of the previous meet.
ing were read and approved. Thereup.
on W. =, Buchanan called up for pas
sage, ordinance No. 90 which was intro.
iuccd. read and ordered published at
the meeting Of the council on 'he l2th
day Of November, A. ID. 1909.
The City Clerk presented proof Of
publication Of said ordinance No. 80,
and said ordinance was then read for the
second time for amendment.
There being no amendments offered,
said ordinance was then read and each
section separately adopted by the fol.
lowing vote:
Those voting AYE" were: W. p. Buch.
anan, :. II. Neafus, q W. Evans, Jr.,
Those voting "no'' were: None.
Moved by $. II. Neafus, Seconded 10y
g.. W.. Evans, Jr., that said ordinance
bc finally passed as II whole.
On call Of the roll those voting cage
were ". r. buchanan, =. II. Neafus
q. W. Evans, Jt. Those voting "no'
were, none. And the motion was by
the Mayor declared carried and the suil
ordinance duly passed.
The matter Of letting contract fol
building sewer system vas then taker
up. There being six sealed bids on file
Moved by ". =. Buchanan, seconde,
by =. u. Ncafus that the bids he open
ed aud If found satisfactory the con
iract be let to the best bidder. Mo
ton carried by unanimous vote.
The bids being opened were foun,
, a. be a. ollows 10 wit: American
Light aud Water Company, s75,970.O0
&. q. jaeger, $7l,9iO.OO; McQuatters 4 Co
/, s7s,62O.OO; Texas Construction Con
, pany, ~s1G,25OOO; Richie a Co, $79,7i'
D OO;W. W. Cook a Company, s7G,lS5.Ol
The different bids having been full
, discussed, q. W. Evans, a., moved tina
: the contract bee made with O.. Jnego
To construct the sewer system complct
according to plans aud specification
OF the city engineer for the sum u
81 ,glO.OO, motion seconded by ;. 4
: Neafus aud carried unanimously.
There being no further business ia
:" council adjourned.
u j. X. Daughtry, ClerI
Il Approved II 2i09.
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NORTH OF SAN JON HAPPENINGS

Ice Houston helped Will Roberts
haul in his feed Monday.
"Many Others are quite busy, cspec
ially one Mr.. o. W. Dossey."
Mrs. j. W. Noble called on Mrs. John
p. Nickel Thursday afternoon.
=. y. pullen will mn,ket a bale Of
cotton AT Tucumcari this week.
WIN. Roberts made a business trip
to Tucumcari one day last week.
Mr.. Walker Of near Bard, WAS In our
vicinity buying cattle n day last
week.
The Goforth boys are very busy pre-
pairing their land for another crop next
spring.
The recent cold weather caused the
coyotes to be quite familiar about the
chicke coops.
Mrs. j. W. Noble aud Miss Bessie
Abbott called on Mrs. will Roberts
saturday afternoon.
clyde Goforth has purchased him
self n new saddle horse aud II IL = high
stopper, too, watch out girls.
A number of our bachelor boys at
tended singing in the land Of Egypt
last sunday. Egypt il short on boys
| Mr.. Batson bought u bunch Of cat
tie from r. Martinez nj Revuelto and
drove them through Ia his ranch IA
| Texas.
Mrs. Woods and daughter, Mise Jan
nita, made communication proof on theil
claims AZ the L. : Land Office. Mcssr
T.. W. Houston aud " Burns going a
witnesses.
John r. Nickel came out with L. W
Houston from Tucumcari last Tuesda!
evening. The former having returne,
from "A very successful trip to Okla
homa.
j. X Stephenson writes from Clear
field. Iowa, that New Mexico looks n
good to him ~ any thing he saw on hi
trip, aud for US all TO stay with ou
contract with "Uncle sam. - even !
the claim holders did fail this year.
Old Maids.
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NOTE OF THANKS

desire Ia return 10 the citizens of
Tucumcari aud vicinity who have ex.
tended 10 NJ their liberal patronage,
my sincere thanks, aud assure them
that the same has been appreciated Our
auction sale will close this evening
aud the fixtures will hc removed to
Dalhnrt, Texas, whore we will carry
NJ all times n complete assortment OF
diamonds, watches, aud high grade jew
clry. We will bee glad 10 send to any
person in this vicinity, samples Of any
thing you may need in our line, Goods
will be sent ON approval aud selections
can be- mndc and balance Of goods
returned Ia us. should You desire any
Nmas goods ar wedding presents, drop
US "a card telling rs what you desire
aud samples viii be sent TO you.
Very respectfully,
II Mrs. Harry W. Yasccu.
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M. L. CHURCH NOTICE.

Sunday Nov 2sth is the Worlds Ten
perance Sunday and the day will be
properly in the Sunday School ut 10
o'clock. The morning service will be
at II o'clock. There will be no evening
service at the church, the congregation
will unite in a Tcmperanr Man meeting
at the Methodist Church, South, at !
. clock.
q. M. MCBRIDE, Pastor,
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FAIR AFTERMATH

! " Wv " WY '''"'A y"
tanned a very cordil mention Of the fact
that the managers of the Quay County
Fair feel highly gratiicd with the work
done at III Paso by Mr.. dc Yampert
and oursrlf, aud we have received per.
,unnl letters to that effect. IL would
Ice u piece IL afIectation on our part
to ne, as though we did not appreciate
the compliment.
II was n compliment, in the first place,
when the Tucumcafi people selected us
to go with the exhibit, when there were
80 many capable people right there in
their own town who were anxious tu
90.
II shows that Tucumcari people did
NOT regard the fair n Tucumcari's but
rs "a Quay ounty proposition, aud are not
disposed to grab everything in sight,
but are ready 10 extend cordial rccog.
milton 10 every section in the county.
Quay County got n world of excellent
publicity out Of the ~ Paso Fair, and
/ I'NIfIN an oNfl NUf fbuhNlN w NNll
mrnting on the fact that we secured
five first prizes in competition with the
irrigated products, aud were the only
county at the fair which received pre-.
miums on unirrigated crops.
one important lesson which this
whole thing conveys is that every town
in quay ounty has or may have an in.
tcrcst in the county seat, aside from
that which attaches to the place where
taxes ARE paid and court il held.
1t was the push and the public spirit
Of the Tucumcari people that made ii
possible TO hold a county fair at which
the products from the smaller towns
could be shown. The Obar exhibit was
AN illustration Of this.
Then, ns II result, Quay ounty received
Il big boost AT III Paso, and every por.
ton of the county was benefited there,
by, although Tucumcari footed all the
bills.
However, there are broad guage fel.
lows down there, aud do things 1.-The
Tucumcari Way" when there is n good
thing to promote they are there with
the goods.
II would be n serious oversight not
To mention IN this connection the help.
ful and cordial spirit shown toward
quay County by the two daily papers
in ~ Paso, The Morning Times, aud
The Herald, the Evening paper. by
both of these papers the representative
If Quay ounty were extended every
courtesy.
The II Paso papers are living ex
poucns Of the Fl Paso spirit, Of the New
H. pnso, we might say, and naturally
No, since no agency has been more po
tent than that Of the III Paso pres,
IN creating aud fostering he new T.
Pnso spirit, which has for it, goal tn,
building Of the one great commercial
aud business metropolis Of the South
west Empire, Aided largely by Their
4, inspiration the new FL Paso has enter
cd upon n career which in n few years
4, will make it the largest city, not only
, IN Texas, but in the SOU, hwest, and put
her in the class with Saettlc, Los Angc
les and Denver.
III Paso did not strike her gait un
iii about three years ago, but hcI
growth in that time warrants US Ia
mpking he above somewhat startling
prediction. Mark our words!-Obar
, Progress,
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LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION
DuIIus, TeNas, Nov. u, INDN.
Hon. j. a. Street, Mayor,
Tucumcari, n. NJ.

Dhilhs, leNhS, NOV -, lND''
Hon. j. A. Street, Mayor,
Tucumcari, n. NJ.
bear Sir;-l am advised hat the
contract for the construction of com.
Ilete sewer system for the City % Tu.
cumcari, n. NJ, has been awarded to
Mr., q, jaeger, and wish to state in
tins connection that we have been fur.
risL,ng bonds On behalf of Mr.. Jaeger
for several years covering many large
contracts, all of which have been som
rlctcd 10 the entire satisfaction Of all
4 mcorncd. | feel sure that your OK
pei fence will lie that Mr.. jaeger will
perform his work strictly in accordance
with contract and specifications, and
that the City of Tucumcari will be
well pleased with the contract when
completed. II gives us pleasure to
testify to Mr.. Jaeger's ability AS a
contractor aud TO state that our bust
ness relations with him, extending over
several years time, have been entirely
satisfactory.
Very truly yours,
NJ. MURPHY. General Agent,
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THANKSGIVING BALL

One Of the main attractions in Tucum
earl on Thanksgiving day was the has
kct bali game between the first and
second teams of the TucumcAri High
School at Athletic Park. The game
was called at 2;3O T.. NJ. The line up
was ~ follows;
First Team.
Willie Parker, Forward.
Lee Gentry, Forward.
Nora W%aggoner, Guard.
Celia Shcarcr, Guard.
Estcil Erskine, Center.
Second Team.
Rose simpson, Forward.
Maggie Jackson, Forward.
cleo jackson, Guard.
Margaret Chapman, Guard.
Lena Highfll, Center.
Florence Surguy, Substitute.
Mr.. X. r. Hutchinson was the rcfro,
aud performed this duty in Il most ne
ccptablc manner. The score stood &c
~ - ia favor OF the first tcari. Tn,
young ladies played a fast and interest
ing game aud everyone went away wei
pleased with the showing these young
people made in this their first public
game. Miss Hartman deserves mucl
credit for the effort she has put fortl
in coaching the teams for this game.
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276 A-Neeley, J.. b.
235-Blue Ribbon Bakery.
backwards, n. l..
l22-Pack, T..
2e2-Dr. w. Leming.
1875. A. Eager.
172-George w. Yost.
79-BOon, II. L., residence
2ss-Barber, James, residence.
25g-Duval, Il. J. c., residence.
254-James, NJ. r., residence.
Monarch Tailoring Co.
2i6-Parkor, T. g., residence.
lo3B-Ray, Mrs. Nora, residence.
23i-Stephens, j. B, carpenter shop.
l7OA-weathcrford, X. l.. feed store.
l7OB-Weatherford, r. L., residence.
We will print a new directory next
week aud all persons wishing n tele.
phone installed please call at our Of.
fee and sign a contract or We will call
aud see you.
Rates-Busine = $500, Residence 81.
80 per month payable one month in ad.
vance.
TUCuMcARI TELEPHONE 90.
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aALLEaos.RIvERA WEDDING

The marriage ceremony uniting in
the bonds Of holy mairimony the lives
ot Estivan V. Gallogos and Clarita
Rivera was solumnizcd At Las Vegas,
the home of the bride an the 26th inst.
Gallegos is a brother Of the Hon. \.
V. Gallegos, receiver Of the U. =. Land
Office Of this city and is merchandising
at lsidor, Guadalupe county, where
they will reside in the future.
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DEPOT AT SANTA ROSA BURNED

The depot at Santa Rosa was burned
Monday morning. The property was
entirely destroyed. The fire broke out
after the midnight train from the west
had passed, and is supposed to have
started from the hue. II will be re-
built Immediately.
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Temperance poxology.
$500 REWARD.

STRAYEDi-one small white dog,
with yellow spots, with collar and sill
yer chain, dogs name Keno" on
collar. Finder please leave at this of
Gee. Mrs. M. Y. Smith. SITE
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Tornado Insurance won't bring your
things back after the storm but Il will
help you to buy others.
III. Hamilton Ins. Agency.
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NEW TELEPHONES INSTALLED
SINCE THE DIRECTORY
WAS PRINTED.

NEW TELEPHONES INSTALLED
SINCE THE DIRECTORY
WAS PRINTED.
204-Bell, v. g., residence.
25l-Buck, II. j., residence.
4-Cutlip 4 Patterson, office.
l54--Davidson, G. C.,residence.
225-Dougan, f. H., residence.
sS5-Hulett, G. E., residence.
205-Hamilton, Chas, residence.
2s4-Hammons, o. c., residence.
246 F-Kiues, Marion, residence.
232-Harvey, A. T, residence.
lss-Finnigan.B Brown Co.
l02-Bell, Jas, residence.
6--Looney, II. O., grocery.
2si-Powell Pool Hall.
9l6-Parker, Miss Bell, residence.
2s2-Youree 4 Sharp, Feed Store.
e2l-Severe, Mrs, Millinery.
2s3-Wilson, T., residence.
224-Wonner, w. W, residence.
2s6-Commereial rooms.
l97-Wheeler, W. f., residence.
2s7--Harrison, O. W, residence.
lsaA--Jersey Dairy.
2i5-shipley, NJ. NJ, residence.
22s-Oakes, Mamie, residence.
275-Donahue, Frank H., residence.
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IMMEDIATELY
and
IN THE RIGHT MANNER

q How does this boost Tucum- I
= earl, you ask Did YOU know I
= that Wells Fargo Il Co, issue I
= advertising bulletins aud circu- I
4 lars for whic' show the rating I
= of each town or city wherein I
= they have an object SO when I
= We learn that but nine cities in I
= New Mexico other than Tueum. 4
= carI have Telegraph Transfer,
= aud when we learn that Tucum. I
= earl has been established with I
= a higher Telegraph Transfer rat I
\ ing than four Of these nine, I
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= JUST A LITTLE?
= As usual we l~ead--oihers follow.
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= will gladly send for 1t (aud
= bring wrapping paper and Irvine
= II you need them
4 THE WELLS FARGO 4 CO.,
= EXPRESS
= @. w. vonSchriltz, Agent.
= First door north of post office.
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