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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

w. H. Richardson, Of st. Louis, a
brother of Mrs. E. A. bearing, of
this city and a survivor of the i'll
fated City of Saltilo, blames the &C.
cident entirely upon the thick blanket
of smoke and fog which lay upon
the river at the time.
81 was standing upon the hurri-
cane deck" he said, and had mo-
tieed with a feeling Of uneasiness how
impossible 1t was, DING to the smoke
and fog, to make out the Govern
ment lights or the outlines of the
shore. l was thinking of this when
the crash came. 1t knocked me
from my feet, and | scrambled to the
high side of the boat and stayed there
until the proper time arrived for go
ing ashore over a plank. The lime
kilns of the Glencoe Lime and Ce-
ment Company were at the time emit
ting great clouds of smoke"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

uoysey is home from a VISIT
daughter, Ruth. who ls attend
al m ST. Loufs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19
S O GET Y

Bf MISS EsrnER HousroN Phone N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

FAoN EHOnn VI
Dr.. and Mrs. Newton, OF Lincoln
Kansas. are the guests of Mrs. Cbas
Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Graham re-
turned Monday from Lexington.
Reverend and Mrs. C. M. Aker. nj
Columbia, spent last Sunday Will
Mexico friends.
Mrs. L. A. bearing has reaurnef
from St Louis.
Mrs. George Lee is visiting reh
tives in Macon.
Miss Emily Buckner, Of Paris. Wis
TIED her sisters. Mesdames Houston
and Gibbs. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCubbin, Of Aux
. visited Mrs. John Kemp
this week.
Miss Lula See. aftera visit with
Mars. L. M. White, has returned home
10 Columbia.
Mrs. Sam Wood and sisters, Miss
.es Elizabeth and Abel Sumner, Of
Texas, are the guests Of Mrs. VIII.
liam Stuart.
Mrs. Oliver Garrison and son, Of
st, Louis. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs, G. w. Robertson.
Mrs. G. NJ. Clay and Colonel Greer
Clay went to St. Louis Thursday tc
accompany Mrs. J.. w. Zeyely to her
home in Muskogee and visit there
for several weeks. Mrs. Green Clay
will accompany them home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Edmomston
who lived in Washington, D. c., for
several years, have returned to
Mexico to reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

The d. A. II. ChapteF OF this
city viii hold a business meeting at
the Rest Room Monday afternoon.
This will be succeeded by a social
hour Of which a Dutch treat will be
the main feature.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

II, c,ons' fine driving horse
" A,,d Monday. Cause UNI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

vour friends at Fucker Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

B. Duncan, e. R. Locke. P. E. Coil,
Chas. Claybrook, Etna Williams, w.
w. Bolts, Chas. Carpenter; Misses
Nina Pearson, Electra Withers and
Edna Duncan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner Ragsdale,
CT Cape Glrasdeau, were guests this
week Of MIR. and Mrs. Cortez Edmon-
stou and Mesdames Houston and
Gibbs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

All of the old boys that could re
turn were here and attended the ban
quet at the Hotel Hoxsey. The OLE
boys are former members of Co. L.
Fifth Regiment Missouri Volunteers.
They were mustered in to do dut,
during the Spanish American wa
and were mostly from this city and v
cinity.
(By an Ex-Member)
1.-The Fifth Regiment, to whicl
Company L had been attached, depar
ed for Chickamaugua b,
way of Cincinnati the night O
May 25, and arrived in Chattanoog,
May q. On this day Richard Mason
the first member of the Company t
die, passed away, alone in the Git
Hospital in st. Louis. He becam
sick a day or so after they arrived q
Jefferson Barracks. Mason "a a
orphan and too young to join witt
out permission of a guardian.
The camp in Chickamauga Nj
tional Park was pitched i'm a grow
of old war-worn trees, where Unio
and Confederate forces fought man
bloody battles. On June l Wagon
and mules we're issued the companit
of the Fifth Regiment and mattel
took ON added Importance. Ten day
later Lieutenant Eagon and Corpor,
Robbins were detailed on detache
duty to return TO the home static
and recruit the Company to fu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

Mrs. Charles Martin was the din
ner guest of Mrs. Spence on Thurs
day. On the same day Mrs. Gate
wood entertained at dinner at Mrs.
Spence's. Mrs. Wright. Misses Nam
ME and Minnie Wright, and Mrs. Car
penter entertained Mrs. ESla VIII
liams, Of California, Mrs. Vandegrmt.
of Marshall, and Mrs. Kimbrough.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

The piano-forte recital for gradua-
ton of Miss Eulah Jane Beach was
given Friday evening in the Hardin
College auditorium under the direc'
ton of Ivor A. Thomas, director.
There was a large crowd present
and Miss Beach acquitted herself
with honor.
Miss Beach is a musician of abil-
ity and all of her numbers were rem
dered with almost perfect technique
and evidenced much study as well as
a perfect understanding of her Sc
lections.
She was assisted by Miss Keifer,
whose singing is too well-known and
appreciated to need comment.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
TREES FOR THE ASKING

The city authorities will donate TO
thos" persons who will plant them in
front of their residences and see that
they are wa,ered and cared for. An mr..
rangcment has been made To procure
one thousand fine cottonwood trees for
III" city, Ia be planted during the next
four 10 six weeks. Those persons who
viii tax" 'hcs" trees, plant them ia
front Of their homes aud care for them,
will report To the Mayor II the city In
the next ten days, the number ~ trees
they wish, :" that they can be de-.
llycr"d Ia them not later than the tenth
10 fifteenth Of March. This will appeal
I" the HON" mek"rs Of the city who wish
70 max" their homes aud the city beau
'iful. Don Z neglect this natter, but 70
I" ia" mayor NJ once, give him the Ia
cation of your house aud the number NJ
trees desired. We would suggest Thurs
day March 10th ns the Tree Planting
bay.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12

Y. Fitch, the territorial chairman, Is
freak constitutional making or freak
legislation. II Il. Ferguson and q. N.
Marion Of Albuquerque, Charles y.
Easley Of Santa Pc, James y. Hinkle
and W. W. Atkinson Of Roswell, the
democratic leaders Of the territory, are
all conservatives and sane, responsible
business men Of high standing.
The only dangerSof radicalism creep.
ing into the constitution will come from
the democrats from the two or three
counties midway ON the Texas border,
where Oklahoma and Texas have put
their stamp. But these will be In tho
minority whether the constitution be
republican OF democratic, and being In
the minority will have slight influence
in actually framing the laws which are
to govern the new a es.-Ncw York
Sun.
The News don = feel that the con.
stitutional convention il ~ any duh.
ger from the oklahoma aud Texas in.
]flucucc that will w from quay county.
In fact. we intend to send NJ least one
republican from this county, and the
Ncws would feel perfectly safe II "ur
two delegates should be- Reed llollo.
man aud g. e. Davidson.
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ST. VALENTINES A

Monday next will be ~. Valentine 5
day, aud valentines from the low vul
gar ca]ricature type, to the beautiful
cupid aud heart variety, will he sent
aud received by thousands Of people
everywhere.
We remember when We were boys
back IN the old home state. how we used
10 make our valentines of bits Of bright
paper, cut in the shape Of hearts aud
arrows. how We would decorate them
in u crude way with stitches Of diff
frrcnt colofs, Then we would elect
from the bashful maidens some coun
try girl rs our valentine, aud place the
pretty paper sealed in IN envelope in
her desk ut school We remember how
We felt ~ we watched her open that
rnyclnp. How something got into our
throat. how our heart pounded, aud
when she east a sly look in our jirec
tion, We were carried to the third heav.
en-, aud everything on earth seemed 50
common. We wonder il in this dRy.
boys are made Of such stun; certainly
not. they can Z be rs silly as they were
forty years ego, Yet Shakespeare had
something to say about Valentine day.
In England aud Scotland H. former
times each young bachelor and maid
received on that day one Of the opposite
sex a. valentine for the year. " was
a Mind of mock bethrothal, and was
marked hy the giving OF presents. From
the dairy II the pcpy- We learn that
married persons were also included In
the selection of valentines. Chaucer
and Shakespeare both alluded to il ms
the time when the birds chose their
mates, Later the custom was 10 give
Cupids. hearts. etc. aud then came the
ludicrous and vulgar ca%ricaturcs. Sc,
eral Saints were generated on February
lith, hut the observance Of Valentine =
day seems connected with Sptingtimr
rather than any Saint.
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PUBLIC LAND SALE.

No'ic" j., hereby given tina, in
]rursunnc" 81 Instructions from the
commissions" at III" General Land Ot.
iire, under authority vested ia him hy
th" Net ~ June -. 1905, Il. =. 2i5i,
"" will proceed 20 ofirr NJ public
sale un Mairb 2ith, 1910, IA the United
states Land Oncr at rucumcari. New
Mexico, tn" following tract OF land,
tuwIt:
tn" Nig Swil, See. ;, Twp I0N..
Range BE, y. NJ NJ.
Any aud all persons claiming AL,
vcrs"ly the above described lands ARE
notified to I'll" their claims in this Of.
hc" On or before the lay above dcs.
ignatcd Tor ia" commencement Of said
sale, otherwise their rights will be for.
feit"d.
2l2.5t r. A. PRENTICE. Register.
ualaN, rec.
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Additional Local

The GIcntock cafe is doing business
under the new management.
| will open the Bowling Alleys ut
the Concy Island saturday the 18th.
Everybody most cordially invited 10
the big opening. j. u. Walling. TIP
The Electric Theater has been play.
iny TO good crowds this week. They
promise something very fine for their
program tonight.
G. II. Blake, the section foreman Mt
Mosqucro, was in the city Thursday aud
Friday with his family. Mr.. Blake Is
one OF the old and trusted employees
Of the T.. r. 4 =. W.
Hon. BENZ y. Brown, the president
Of the Mosquero Land Company at Mos
quero, n. NJ, was In the city Thursday.
Mr.. Brown IL IN active real estate man
and one Of the boosters of the Mosquero
country.
w. y. Smith, who recently zane from
Mangum, Okla. and has located on u
fine claim neat Mosquero, was in the
city several days this week, and thinks
well of Tucumcari and believes that va
will build Il nice city hero.
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d HAPPENINGS

The foundation for the new bank
building was begun, Monday.
Mrs. Fannie Luke spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. L. =. Haworth.
J. 7. Dotson Of Allen, dlcd on a claim
before U. s. Commissioner Hedgecoke.
Mir. James Phipps of Hereford, Texas,
TOOK a claim in our vicinity last week.
Mrs. sam Marshall went to Amaril.
10, Texas, for an extended visit with
her mother, Mrs. McAlIster.
Col. and Capt. Reeves, Mr.. stogg and
MIR. Pfleiger appeared before Notary
Hedgecoke to execute their pension
vouchers.
Mr.. Bruce Sayre returned last Satur
day from Kenton, Okla, where he ha,
been for some time looking after bust
ness interests.
NJ 4, Ella overton, who has been Wis
itins it'll her brothers, returned HON,
to McLeon, Texas. Her brother AlbcrI
accompanied her and will return will
a ear.
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ON AIN

The city council will order q cement
side walk put down On east Main
street commencing ut Ia" corner nppo.
site. pr. Thomson : hospital, and ex
tending east three squares, then north
one square, and south from Main one
square. This will enable tho>r per.
sons who live IN the eastern portion
IL the city to connect with the walks
on Main. \ majorty of the property
owners along the line Of the new walks
have gwen their consent Z" have the
work done, and the council will make
The order ~ their next meeting,
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NORTON ITEMS

Grandpa Clemmens has been quite
sick the past week.
The Quay County Convention will
be- held ut Norton May Goth aud a0th
Mrs, Haynes, who has been quite
sick the past month, is slowly recover.
ing.
Messrs. \. II. Bedford. Clint Hodge.
and X. VI. Bates took the civil service
examination At Norton Saturday.
Mrs. DE boy wclch will organize
n class IN vocal music NJ her home
"Wednesday evening, February 9Th.
The Bachelors Ball, held at the
school house Friday evening, was large,
~ attended aud all report a very hap
~ time.
The stork visited the home Of MIR
aud Mrs. ChaS. Faulkner riday tn,
9TH, leaving a nine pound baby boy
All doing nicely.
Our sunday school il in a yer,
flourishinR condition aud We hope =,
have services soon at least two Sun
DAYS of each month.
We are pleased to state that GU
u%cighbors are all returning to ,heiI
claims and making preparations fol
making n crop this season.
As Mrs. Bcll and Mrs. LumIre wcT,
driving to the pos, office que day las.
week their team ran away throwing
both ladies' out. Mrs. l.umpce .iruct
ON her shoulder aud was ~scrlousl,
hurt. The buggy was considerabl,
damaged.
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PORTER

win Burns was a patron of the Logan
merchants Saturday.
Ike Lytton, Of neal Rama, is very sick
at the Shepherd home,
Mrs. =. d. Pullen closed a three
months school at Porter, February o.
+. w. Shepherd, the veterinary, at.
tended to professional business in Logan
Saturday.
A plan is on foot to have the Annis.
ton post.ofice transferred to the home
Of Mr.. Buck.
Messrs Thomson, Eady aud Massey,
whiled away 4 few hours at the homo
Of +. ID. Pulien one evening during the
week
Mrs. Monroe Goforth helped to break
the monotony by her cheerful presence
at the Porter home on Thursday after.
noon.
Chas. KiIeT, Sol. Jackson and Jim
Porter disposed Of q liberal bunch of
business worries while in Tucumcari,
Saturday.
win Roberts spent a few days in
our midst recently, visiting ard aTrang
ing his business affairs. Accompanied
by his wife. lie will leave in the near
future and will make a several months
s%ojourn in Texas, for the benefit Of Mrs.
Robert o health.
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AT THE oLENRocK THIS WEEK

Miss ollie Fay, Dallas; Mrs. Jennings
of San Jon, y. NJ; X. Lambert, X. C.;
W, NJ. Young, II Paso; l.. j. DalzelI
and wife, Dawson; Geo. W. Stoddard,
Durango; B l., Buck, S~tubenville. Ohio;
i. Kingston, Tucson, Ariz.; W. y. Ken.
nedy, sherman, Texas; j. T.. Russell and
family Latham, Mo-; X. T.. Mingle, An.
thony, Kansas ], J, May, Trinidad;
= W. Nations, Montoya, N. NJ; W. Il.
Brown, Ration, n. Nj d. T. Montgomery,
Kansas Cityj +. A. Rangan, n, NJ; Will
Looney, Norton, N. NJ; Miss NJ. u,
Hickman, Lawton, Okla G. II. Blake,
W, = smith and Benz, =. Brown, Mos,
quero, ~ NJ; NJ. G. Smith, Altus, Okla. f;
j. D. Campbell, Memphis, Tennessee; T..
g. Brown, Fl Reno, Okla; T. Is. Love,
Stoneburg, Texas.
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Texas, for a visit with relatives.
Grady Prewit has quit work on the
7. q NJ. and is attending school.
L. =. crozier has been quite III for
a few days, but Is improving slowly.
Willard Carter made a flying trip to
Adrian, Texas, Saturday returning Sun.
day.
Mrs. Lillian Roebuek has had several
Forty five pupils enrolled at Bard
school this week which speaks well for
the community.
Messrs Colby 4 Gwaltney of Amaril.
10, accompanied by two other gentlemen,
came over in their auto Saturday to look
after their beautiful TOWNSHIP. MIR. Col.
by is president and Mr.. Gwaltney is see.
rotary.
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GENEROUS

\ Young man DESTROYS of getting
rid at hl, dog. took II along with him
10 the seine. tie hired o boat, and
rowing INTO the stream. threw the an.
imal IN. The poor creature attempted
To- cline up the side ~ the boat, hut
hi, intention was to drown him, con.
stantly pushed him back with the oar.
~ doing this he fell himself into the
water. and would certainly have been
drew ned. had not the dog, ~ soon ~
he saw hts master struggling IN III"
stream. suffered the boat 10 float "A.
way. aud held him above the water
I'll a,sistuur" arrived. and his life
was saved Catholic Weekly.
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NEW TELEPHONES
A. Mcdonald.

Installed since the '>st directory was
printed
l3j-Cowart. j. G..
75-'urbello, j. L.. res.
23O-Coulson, Dr., res.
l37- Frisco Tailoring Company.
2jsA-Foster, IT, NJ, res.
21O-Hopkins, :. r., res.
l53-Jackson & Seaman, ommitted.
23-Jones, NJ, res.
20s-Kahon, Cecilia, res.
295-Littleton, B f., res.
25l-LanRe, l.. f., res.
F-McDonald, A., res,
2n-Peyton, NJ. b., res.
s96-posey, Mrs. =, A., res.
220-Putman, J. NJ, res.
93S-Rutledge, w. H., res.
@-Rankin Trading Co.
232-Robinson, G, b., res.
l23-Self, h., RES.
2S7-T.oup, W. H., res,
l2l-wAck, W. c., res.
263-Sanders Lumber Co.
2s0-Kann, ". u.
2ss-Morris, II. y.
23S-GGult, NJ.
l3l-LAmhert u Cafe
Business Phones o.. 90, residence o. so
Terms; Contract Q months, payable one
month in advance.
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WILL. LECTURE KNIGHTS.

The Knights of Pythi- are making
preparations to entertain Judge 49, =.
adams Of Albuquerque, who Is coming
here in u few days for the purpose II
delivering u lecture on the subject uf
fraternity. Judge Adams is a distin.
guish"d Pythian, and his lecture will
be greatly appreciated by those who
are fortunate enough 20 hear him.
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onAR ITEMS

Tom Collins sold a dressed beef In
obaT Thursday.
Henry Nelson was in Tucumeari the
! FIRST, VI tbs week.
I'D Hockerott has built n large barn
ON his claim southeast Of town.
Carpenters are busy at work remodel
ing and enlarging the Hotel obar.
II. l.. Cressey spent sunday at the
Haekcrott ranch southeast Of obar.
Charley Koon has rented the Roeth
farm west OF town aud moved out last
week.
Miss Agnes Nippcrt has been on the
sick list for u few days, but is able
70 be about again.
Charley Grcaser has bcen in Pueblo,
Colorado, for some time as chef in u
railroad eating house.
". l.. Campbell, the grocer, is put.
Nhhk AhAlAVN ~ so
house nut on tue claim.
Herman Doerge Of Missouri Valley,
wa in Obar Thursday getting supplies
Tor the new school district.
II. 4. White ~ building a large ave
back OF his store and viii soon put
aB addition to his building.
Mr.. Baneta and daughter, Cora, cam,
in from Kansas, this week, and will re-
side On the claim south Of Obar.
". ID. Rowe of the Circle Bar Con
struction CO., spent the week in Topeka
Kansas, Ut business Tor the company.
j. n. King nauled out 4 load Of
cement satuid day to build 4 concret,
reservoir tor irrigating purposes ON hi
farm.
loads of posts hauled out to her CLAIM
and will fence up the south side leav
ing the section line opcn 10 the publ,
traiic.
County Supt. Crainer is visiting tia
school Ut Obar and surrounding coun
Try aud stopped at J. NJ. Whites Thurs
day night.
The Showme Club Orchestra met a
kehoes last week for practice, as tw
more pieces were added more praetie
was needed.
The school house was filled to its fuI
capacity Friday night, when the debal
ing and literary society not for it
inst program.
Mr.. Dcnnerline and family are Q,
pccted home at any tame now AS the
left Oklahoma several days ago by III
Overland Route.
ID. NJ. Griffith, who lives southeast q
Obar il figuring with the contractor
to put in three large Concrete Wat,
tanks at his farm.
Bruce Layer passed through obar Q
his way to Endee with a bunch Of burr,
he bought near the Colorado line. II
will dispose of them ut Endee.
Thomson Bros. Of Chicago, Ill, WI
nave been spending the winter ut Oba
for their health, left Thurs. for FL Pas
and will probably return to Obar in Il
near future.
J. r. Pence, who resides in Nilsson
Valley, was taken sick with typhoi
fever Mt Amarillo, Texas. The last r.
ports are now that he will have to ha,
an operation performed ON his throa
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ...cois have r.
turned from Peoria, III, where the
have been visiting for some time. The
we're glad to get back to the farm an
land of sunshine. Frank will put dow
a well a. soon as the drillerS can <,
there.
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BARD NEWS

Miss Bernice Carter Ia home for afew
days stay.
Mrs. l.. r. Sands visited Endee folks
last Sunday.
Sam Beal made his usual trip to
San Jon Saturday.
Tom Berlin returned 10 his work at
Adrian, Texas, Wednesday.
Jerome Croker has gone TO Amarillo,
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LINCOLN's BIRTHDAY
OBSERVED BY SCHOOL
Appropriate Exercises Held
In Chapel of High School
Yesterday Morning, 1880
OTHER $3.50

Lincoln s birthday was celebrated with
appropriate exercises in the Tucumcari
schools yesterday. At the high school
building the exercises were held at 1890
at the usual time for chapel exercises.
At the Central building the exercises
were held ut $3.50.
The following program was carried
out Mt the high school building:
song
"Battle Hymn Of tho Republic"
Recitation, ......" Abraham Lincoln -
Thomas Gentry
Exercise, Events in the Life Of Lincoln.
Fifth Grade
Reading, abraham Lincoln the Tmmor.
tai .......N anita Williams
song,
Battle Cry Of Freedom"
Lincoln 5 Gettysburg Speech,
Jessie Bays
, Recitation. ................'' Lincoln y
Josephine Spencer
Exercise. ..... Quotations from Lincoln
Sixth Grade
Recitation. .,.." Lineoln the Chieftan'I
ROLAND Hopper
Flag salute, .................. School
Song. Red, White and Blu,
Program, Central School
song, .,,.,..........,.. America
Flag Salute, .......,.......... School
Memory Gems from Lincoln 800. School
Sketch Of Lincoln : Life, Reading
Song, .......,....." Your MiHSion'
School
RECITATION, ,,.,,..,.. Lake Lincoln
John Gormar
Recitation, .............. Lincoln
Catherine Freebcrg
Song, ............. ''Lincolu : Name
School
song
Battle Hymn Of the Republic"
School
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Messrs Colby u Gwaltney Of the
TOW nsite company and several prospec.
tors we're over last Saturday from ANA
rillo, making the trip over here in less
than four hours, a distance Of So miles
and returning TO Amarillo the same day.
We believe the automobile will beat
the Tucumeari. Memphis flyer for speed.
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BAR Will

~ II meeting 81 the. local bar aSso
ISOLATION this afternoon, it vas dc"id
ed that II banquet should be given ON
Washington : birthday That j. get
ting down Ia business early in the game
and much good should come of the or.
pnmIInfinn
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La Sale Station
The Chicago Terminal
for Rock Island Lines

In nearest the heart Of the city, and the
only station In Chicago on the elevated
railroad loop.
II Is within easy walking distance Of
all the principal hotels and the bust.
ness and shopping districts,
II Ia the newest, most eommodious and
most completely equipped station In
Chicago. There is ample room.
The handsome and convenient women .
parlor Nth maid, nearby telegraph and
telephone booths, baggage and parcel
rooms, and q most excellent restaurant,
patronized regularly by some Of Chiea.
COS prominent business men-these
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