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Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
STAYTONSYILLE.

Mrs. George Buell. is much improved at thil
writing.
Howard Martin is on the sick list
In an exciting game OF baseball between Stay.
louisville and Owens last Saturday. our boys
defeated the visitors by a score OF y to II. The
feature Of the game was the batting OF our BOYS.
staytonsville is improving very fast We
now have very fine singing every Saturday
night
l.. Prettyman and wife are entertaining Phil
adelphia friends.
The crops are looking fine around here.
We don't mind the boys Of and near Milford
sporting our girls but the girls say that they
don't know when 10 go home.
Mr. Dawson claims to have the finest sweet
potato patch around here. We think he had
better take ride and lsok at some others.
Mr. Mcdaniel has the finest tomato patch
that has been seen in sussex. Sunshine.
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
HARRINGTON.

Miss Ruth Thawley. of Wilmington, is th,
guest OF Miss Helen Ross,
The Misses May. Ada and sara Jones have
been visiting Baltimore Washington, and Other
places Of interest.
Messrs. Hutchinson and Henry are improving
their property with a cost OF paint.
-Dr' Sheridan, Pres. ofthe NJ. P. Conference. has
been entertained at the N. P. parsonage.
/ Mr. aud Mrs. Hugh Norris, OF Wilmington.
have been the guests ofMr. and Mrs. James A.
Smith.
Lawrence K. smith, son Of Mr. aud Mrs. L. A,
smith, graduate Of the H. d. s.. Os, also OF Col.
dey College, has accepted government position
In Laredo. Texas. We Wish him much success.
Miss Alice and Walter Smith have just return
ed to Wilmington after visit with their cousips
Miss Ethel and Elmer smith.
Mrs. Mark Roach and daughter Emily, are in
Virginia
Mrs c. E. Gordon and daughters have gone to
Rehoboth for the season.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs Reese are the guests OF
hr. and Mrs. Marvin Reese. Ali were entertain
ed BY Mr.. and Mrs. ". C. Wright on Friday.
An automobile party consisting OF Mr.. and
Mrs. n. J. Harrington, Miss Elizabeth Wix. and /
postmaster shaw, viIited Milford recently.
Miss Bessie McAllester, Miss Moore, and Mrs.
Love- all OF Wilmington, are visiting Miss viole
Minner.
Ralph Cahall, Of Philadelphia is visiting his
'rand parents, Mr. aud Mrs. George Jones.
Miss Gertrude smith, OF Wilmington, is visit.
ng Miss Ann Trice
J. T. Cordray is confined to his home on account
# Illness
Frank Graham has returned from Philadel-
hia hospital, where he has been under treatment
1r rheumatism.
Miss Kitchline Of Philadelphia is visiting her
arents.
The P. r. R. Co. have recently APPOINTED G
'veral detectives for the Delaware Division.
has. Evans, William Willis, and Edward Derrick. {
n were selected from Harrington,
W. C. Quillen is on the sick list
Robert Raughley is still confined to bis home X
Joseph Callaway, Joshua smith, Alfred Rsugb.
y, and William Smith took an auto trim 10 :
1wers Beach last Sunday. -
vernon Culver has returned to Philadelpbia.
D. r. SaWtette visited Ardmore. Pa last week
d spent the day with his son Solomon. DI
r. U. U. A. N. mad a social in Reese Opera
use thursday night for benefit OF friends and
mbers. Music ana refreshments.
irs. b. L. Lewis gave a dinner Thursday I'm
nor OF Doctors 62nd birthday.
lev Jocelyn preached for Dr. R. h. Adamasl =
lday morning.
liss Baird. OF Wilmington, IS visiting Miss
herine Kennerly.
r. David Marine Of Ohio. was in town last
tx
ol L. sapp and family have returned home
sr an extensive visit
con satterdeld is visiting smthyille friepds
hEu MICu RE is physicians remedy for
'umaiism' Neuralgia, Kidney Trouble or
Falnfnl Condition. Every package guar.
eeu- sold and recon- mended by sharp &
ming, Druggists
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
ChAPLAINS' CHAPEL.
CNear Bridgevillel

(Near Bridgevilel
! !. J. Morgan is touring the state OF Wyoming
| K. Butler, Of New York, is visiting his brother
| g. W. Butler.
Miss Mary Tull is spending some time with
relatives here.
Wm. Montgomery and wife left last week fol
Liverpool, England. While on the continep,
they expect to visit the principal places They
will return in the fall
The death Of Mrs Eliza smith has cast a gloom
over this neighbOrhood. Mrs. Smith had been
sick for only two weeks when she was called
away. Funeral services we're held at Cokesbury
and interment made in the nearby cemetery. A
husband. seven children, and an aged mother
remain TO mourn the loss Of their loved one. The
bereayed have our sympathy.
Alfred Warrington spent Sunday at Oakley.
Margaret Warrington was a Federalsburg
visitor last week.
stout O'Day is on the sick list
Through the departure OF our beloved brother
and sister schrodtthe church will lose two ac i've
members. In church work and social affairs
they were prominent. They left last Wednesday
Tor their future home in Texas. May they live
long and be happy.
Prayer services Sunday at /. 80 p. IN. All come
nut
s. H. Messick and family are spending some
ime at Rehoboth.
Mr. aud Mrs schrodt we're entertained sun. (
lay by Mrs. Welch.
Eddie and stella Corkhtll have gone to New
'ors to live with their grand parents.
Miss Bertha Dickerson is spending some time
nth her siSter'in-aw. Mrs G. W. Dickerson.
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ment and BY being bitten BY rabIa ao., ~

ment and by being bitten by rabid doc. 81.
| roam the country.
Clarence Harrington finished the b,,.,-
course at Goidey college last Saturday and -
cepted position as bOOkkeeper for . 9iu e ao-
South N0Fwalk Connecticut, on Wondoi urn IN
mas our best wishes for b Is future Ne aIs, ae ae
the second prize for rapid calculation at tbe "o 1
lege. a. 'ue col
J., and Philadelphia. aAuuen' n.
Mrs Mary Boone, Mrs. Florence Hitch NJ,
&. Frank Melvin and daughter, have been 5rs' .ts'
ing week at 1.-The CressOn" at BoweTS 'PoAu'
B. T. Cooper who has been SUFFERING so,st, f.
appendicitis is improving. s'u HVm
William Hoey and John Barratt Tounsar.5
cOmpanied Miss Nan HOey TO her home in VVssI
ington, D. e, last week. They will also v5s9,
Annapolis Md --' Siso VISIT
Mrs. Celia Martin who is visiting IN A..
lnd received postal shower from the uJViliS,t
workers Bible Glass this week. "''iink
Miss Alice Wheatley Walls and RObert qua
ot Fhilaoeiphis' were quietly married in tbsi
city, April 4th. They reside IN PhilsdaI la Lat
and we wish them happy future. pun
Inc berry Sc dSOn has closed at COunsaIr,srt
up there F'NuSt put
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Emory snen, Ia,
Camden, ". J. ~ Niiei' ~
.warren's school house has been imnrovas
with coat Of paint inside and outside.
RHEUMICURE is a physicians rennedv To-
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Kidney Tronbie -
Any Painful Condition. Every package gusr.
lnteed. Sold and recommended by The Downes
)rug Co. E. C. Morris and A. W. Carrow
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
GREENWOOD.

Our farmers are very busy threshing wheat
Some Of the crops are very good, while otbersar
not. a.
Now farmers and fellow citizens don't forge
the meeting TO be held in A n. Jones ice cream
parlor on next Saturday afternoon. Julv sd n
tax about the ice plant in our town. Come and
ne'p us 70 securs the plant Il is needed. The
meeting is TO be called al o'clock.
EiWood ; Infant child OF Charles and Eliza.
beth Belts, OF near Brdgevilie. died on Julv SIN
OF cholera infanium.
Miss Mary f. Mears. Of Milford, who mas been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. K. L. Tucker has re-.
turned to her home.
samuel Wiley OF Woodbury.. n. j.. is visiting
his relatives here
Ei"ood Cook has returned home after having
spent few days with his parents near Dover
MIS- ). l. Richards and family have lust re-.
turned after visit In Canada aud other places
where they spent very delightful time ,vitb
friends and relatives.
T. =. snort and wife. and Albert Long and
VIE have gone to Wilmington on a short trim
l. j. Long Is not improved much al time of
writing.
MI and MIS-, Charles Belts Of Brideeyiue
'isi'ed MS sister, Mrs. r. L Tucker last sunday
Inomas Pritchett, who has been living near
'Ieen"ood Tor several years left Monday with
lis family for Redden, where he will omen a drv
Gods store We wish him much success in bis
uture life. --9
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Collision, OF Philade;pbis
re visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. T.
Ollison
Miss Agnes May Hammond. daughter of
athaniel Hammond, and Charles W. Apdrew
'tn OF near Greenwood, were quietly married
Denton on June 22nd, 1910 They were met
the station by Elmer Austin, OF Denton. an
lcIe OF the bride, whoaccompanied them to the
rsonage where the ceremony was performed
Rev &. r Roberts. We wish them manv
ppy years Of welded life.
We ave very much pleased with the improve.
mt Of " A. Jones, whose heath has rapi5iv
proved since coming here from Chicago
netime It does as much to the sick 10 see sr.7,s
Aequaihtances and friends as medicine viii
1t is always Home Sweet Home .,
iany people went to Rehoboth on the moan
lt excursion last "Wednesday.
ames Davis, who has been 10 the bospital nm,
eived no relief, is very feeble and weak Hts
Z pas become very painful TO him. n saa11s
the doctors cannot give any relief
lsa Jane SpeLce sister Of Mrs Luther Tn55
led 20 recover. ' - uO' GA
ank Knowles has returned home for a ta,y
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
Shoes

Low Shoes are surely the most
comfortable. We are making you
a special bargain in all Summer
Footwear.
Women's and Misses Pat. Colt
and Gun Metal Strap Pumps at a
sowing of one-third regular price.
Mems, Women's, Children's and
Boys Tan Oxfords at One-half
price. Our closing out sales in
cluded will help you find some
hing you are needing.
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22

There Is more Catarrh In this section og the
co1ihtIy i tnah al other diseases put .oeefber
suV ~ untIi the last rev years was supp0sed III
De lnenraDle For great many years rioctors
pronounced II local disease and prescrtSsS
eAi loeAi remedies, and by constantly failing fo
euraDle Science has proven catarrh IN be . a
CONSTITUTIONAL disease and therefore reor1iTas
e%onsl % utlopsl treatment. Hairs Catarrb Ciire
ONO, is the only constitutional cnre' ~, ~
i1 IliaIH M MHet IL u taken internally in doses rom
, ~ y dt9ps 70 teaspooafui. Il acts directly On
.,, anu mucous surfaces Of the system,
nti r,iis 70 cure. send for circulars and tesimo.
Aearess; +. j. CHENEY & CO., Teledo q.
Soid 9y druggists, Price, 75c. per bottle.
rake halls Family Pulls for Constellation.
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22

Mr. and Mrs. William Clouser and grandson
Russell and Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fl. Dill spent sua-
day with VIII Hardesty.
John Sipple was taken last Tuesday to the
Baltimore Hospital for an operation for ap.
pendicitis.
Miss Hazel satterfeld visited Miss Margaret
Thawley Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Downham, Of Wyoming, is Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs. John CahaH.
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
CLOTHING
Our Great Summer Clearance in the Mems
Clothing Department now on. You
will find

Mems Suits One-half price.
Mems Pants, One-half price.
Mems Alpaca Goats, ] price.
Mems 81 90 Dress Shirts, J price.
Mems 75c Dress Shirts, ! price.
Mems 25c Summer Underwear.
One-half price.
Mems 75c and 81. 90 Muslin Night
Shirts, One-half price.
Mems Plain White and Fancy
Vests, One-half price.
Men't zoe Plain Black Half Hose
One-half price
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
DRI' GOODS DEPT.

lOc Dress Ginghams, Bargain price s3c
sl.5o and SIPS Wash Skirts.
Bargain price &c
4Oc Crash for Wash Suits,
Bargain price SOC
-'-'00 w D. corset Special 81 90
SOC Hamburg and lace trimmed Corset
o'eis' Bargain price SOC
o'' and |'c Flouncing, Bargain price Soc
SSc Black Taffeta silk, So in. wide
Bargain price 69c
Ladies lOc Cross Barred Handkerchiefs.
Bargain price for 1oc
Ladies' $3.50 ready made Lawn and
Glnsham dresses, Bargain price 500
lOc Turkish Towels, Special 3 for 1oc
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
Straw
Hats

Not too late to select one for
the balance Of the season. All
our Mems and Boys Straw Hats
at exactly half price. We have
a good assortment of Sennett spIit
and Soft Straw Hats.
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
Ladies
Underwear

Summer Comfort calls for
this Un derwear. S1.OO,
SIPS and Sl.75 Corset Cow
ers One-fourth off. SIPS,
$50, Sl.75 and $500 Pants
One-fourth off. Big reduc-
ton in Ladies' Night Robes.
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
MILFORD NECK.

MIS- Annie NJ. Watkins, wife Of John Watkins
formerly OF this neck, but for several years re.
sung IN fhiiadelphia, died in that city last Non
uay nom child birth. and her remains were
Drought 10 Milford last W f'esday noon, where
- "e.e Inferred IN 'nWs Cemetery.
'ghter Of The
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
Geo. H. Halls
Department Store
News.
Geo. H. Halls
Department Store
News.

Continuing the general disposal of stock during last few Of M
and the month August offering reduction all trob
the store This OF course happens not vhno
to stock this giving you much greater
bargains Come and et us help VOL
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
Something
for Infants

Infants short white dres-
ses and white swiss and
straw bOnnets, One-fourth
off.
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22

I'' 20 and 25c Mems Handkerchiefs.
Bargain price for 25c
Mems Sl.Oo Wash Pants,
Bargain price 79c
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22

S.I5 Hamburg for waists,
Bargain price s1.25
Sl.4O Hamburg for waists
Bargain price S1.OO
CLOTHI.TG DEPT.
9 Doz Mems soc work shirts collars
''a'neu' Wed. price 39c
sl.5o and $500 Eclipse dress shirts.
Bargain price CSC
2.2S Mating Suit Case,
Bargain price S1.3e
500 Fiber Suit Case
Bargain price S1.2
Regular ) for 25c Mems Handkerchiefs.
Bargain price Sc each
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
SHOE DEPT,

"omen's $3.50 and $500 Oxfords,
size q to 4, Baroai, ,r;oa o..
Misses sl.25 and S1.5O Strap Sandals.
Tan Calf and Pat Colt.
Bargain price Csc
special table of Misses and Children's
OXiords, extra good value,
Bargain price soc
Mems oxfords, $3.50 and $500 value,
Bargain price 75c
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-22
In the Same
Department

you will also find something for the
Boys Boys Suits, Boys Pants,
and Boys Wash Suits. all going
the balance of this month and
next positively at exactly half
half price.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-01
Will GUT THE F[ES OF q
SHER|FFS AND JUSTICES
Attorney General Frank w.
Clancy Renders an I'm
portant Opinion In Re-
ceiving Fees from the
County Treasurer.
EVERY COUNTY Eff IS
FECTED IN TERRITORY

Frank w. Clancy, attorney general Of
the territory has handed down a de-.
cision in the matter of sheriffs, depu-
ties and justices of the peace receiving
fees from the county treasurer. His opin-
ion is directed TO the board of COM
missione-s Of Grant County, but will
effect every county in the territory,
and states that no fees should be al
lowed from the county treasury TO jus
tice courts except in felony cases. The
opinion in full is as follows:
Hon. Edward Dickinson, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners, Grant
County, Silver City, N. NJ.
Dear Sir:-Your letter Of the eighth
instant, was received yesterday and I
take the earliest possible moment to
answer. Ordinarily, would Ieel un.
willing 20 give any opinion about
county affairs as that business is COM
mitted to the district attorney, but
in view Of his absence and illness, and
in view Of my personal relations with
him, which are such that am
sure he would not make any objection,
l take pleasure In giving you my view
Of the matter referred 90.
My understanding Of the law is that
neither sheriffs, justices of the peace
nor constables, are entitled to any fees
from the county treasurer for services
in eases in the courts of justices OF
the peace except in felony eases. No
statute in terms authorizes the pay
ment of such fees in other eases and
without explicit statutory authority the
county commissioners ought not TO al
low usch bills.
AS to the sheriffs bills for feeding
prisoners sentenced TO the county Jail
by a justice for offenses against the
territorial statutes, see no way Of
rightfully refusing payment nor is
there any practical way of controlling
the judicial discretion Of the Justice of
the peace who is also the city Judge,
in deciding as to whether any particu-
lar offense for which man is tried
before him is one against the territory
or one against the city.
Yours truly,
+. w. CLANCY,
Attorney General.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-01
THE NATIONS
CAPITAL A DE-
SERTED VILLAGE
People All Gone to the
Woods and Those Who
Don't Belong to the Word
"All" Watching the Their
mometer.
TOURISTS IN WASHING
TON SEEING SIGHTS
SPECIAL to the News.
BY T. j. Dyer.

Washington, June 3O.-Within two
days the busy nation s capital has been
transformed iato deserted village.
Not only has Congress closed its doors
until the short session shall open IN
December, but the President has trans.
terIed his Office To the North Shore
oi Massachusetts, and many of the di.
plomats have followed him there, others
going to Atlantic City, some to other
resorts. and few going to their ma
tive lands ON leaves of absence.
Everybody else in Washington who
Is not tied down here by business, faml
ly affairs. or just pure poverty has al
50 shaken the dust from his feet, and
is doing the best he can TO enjoy life
under more benign skies and amid more
enticing surroundings.
During the next few months Wash.
ington will be one of the dullest places
within the confines of the United States.
The only thing which will redeem il
from entire Oblivion as far AZ the news
columns of the press are concerned is
the fact that the various departments
of the Government will continue To do
business at the old stand. IL matters
not that summer has been ushcred in
with temperature OF 1903 degrees and
more in the shade, according to one of
the Weather Bureaus thermometers
conveniently located at u street inter
section where the passing populace may
stop moment just TO learn how much
it is really suffering; it matters not
that with AN unusually cool and rainy
spring the weather man is disposed u
believe thar we shah suffer more in
proportion duung the months to come;
it matters not that the army of govern
ment employees with only one month 4
leave OF absence coming TO them ar,
trying To the best of their ability "a
| distribute that leave over as much OF
the heated spell as possible,-the fact
remains that the machinery of the gov
ernment continues to go on and the
press bureaus of the various depart
ments will continue to grind out ready
made news which occasionally has 4
flavor greatly resembling that mad,
by the vulgar press agent of commerce
II there fore follows that the hundreds
of newspapers throughout the country
maintaining special correspondents IL
Washington, and whose readers are ac
customed to daily installnents of new
and comment from the capital mus
keep their Offices open and the wires
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-01
BEARS KILL CATTLE IN TAOS
COUNTY, NEW MEXICO
Four Cattle Belonging to
One Man Killed by Bears
Bear Found But Got
Away.

Taos. y. NJ, June Ex-senator Mala.
quais Martinez is the latest victim of
bear raids. lie furnished four cattle
for the banquets of bears around
Apache Springs and then sent for C.,
to rid the country of the voraciOus
pests, Ruggles returned Monday from
Rio Arriba, and as he had no bear meat
during his camping put, was thirsty for
bruin gore. lie found bear tracks aud
then found the bear that had been feast
ing AT senator Martinez s expense, aud
Ruggles and his eager dogs went after
his bruinship. II proved 10 he a large
silver tip, round and fat, large as II
young steer, aud with hips as broad as
horse. hut he was not too big to get
over the hills at a lively pace when the
dogs got after him. They hung onto
his flanks and gave him big scare.
Rugglcs followed on as swift pace
as possible, the bear leading his pur.
suers mp into the canyons of the Pue'
bio, by Pueblo Lake and then down
on the other side, wnere he finally
escaped. Rug9les waited one more
night at Apache Springs looking to
see II the silver tip would return, hut
evidently he had been too badly scared
and even the lure of the senator's eat
tie was not strong enough to call him
back to the feast. Some other rancher
will probably feed him from now on.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-01
FOURTH ExCUR.
SION ONE FARE FOR
ROUND TRIP
Tickets On Sale July 2, 8, 4,
With Return Limit July
6, Southwestern, Dawson,
Rock Island and Tucum-
carl Memphis.
SAN JON INVITES
YOU TO COME

The News has just received the in.
formation that ali the roads running in.
to Tucumcari will sell ticket 2, 3 aud T.,
with the return limit the 9TH for one
fare the round trip to all New Mexico
points touched by these lines. San Jon
on the Tucumcari Memphis invites ev.
cry body to come out aud celebrate the
day with them.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-01
WRECK ON THE
DAWSON AT CABEZA
Engine, Tender and Six Cars
Leave the Track on Ac-
count Broken Flange. Lit
tie Damage Done.
TRAFFIC DELAYED
TIIIRTY-SIX HOURS

There was a wreck on the Dawson
Tuesday at Cabeza. A broken flange
on the engine wheel was the cause.
Six ears were ditched but nobody hurt.
The train was loaded with coke and
coal and was handled by Dunham and
his crew, Traffic was delayed thirty
six hours before the wreck was cleared
away.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-01

Chas. Kohn of the firm Of Kohn Bros,
M Montoya, is in the city on business to.
day. He is chairman Of the Republican
County Central Committee and will
make call for the coming Of primaries
for county convention To nominate
delegates TO the constitutional conven.
tion next week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-01
JtffRItS. JOHNSON
fight BY ROUNDS

The News has secured the press report of the big
fight and will bulletin it in front of the News Of
flee by rounds free to everybody who desires to see
it. We have accomplished this through the kind
ness of the I'll Paso Herald which paper has secur-
ed the famous w. w. Naughton one OF the highest
salaried sporting writer's on the Hearst papers in
the United States. This report will come right
from the ringsde and will be the real dope.
Records Place will also have the reports in full.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-01

4 Mr.. Phillips of solano, is building a
moving picture show on the street south
of John @. Jones jewelry store. The
structure is concrete and is going TO be
fire proof throughout. Nothing stops
Tucum. We have more good buildings
going mp here than in any other town
of the state. Alright, they will all
make good.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-01

W. II. Bonney, with the Williams
Hardware Co. of Amarillo, was selling
to the trade here TUESDAY.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-01
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH
A HERD OF CATTLE
No. "a East of Dalhart Mon
day Evening Hits Herd
and Kills Fifty-f0ur Head.

Last Monday evening at the first
station east of Dalhart, No. - ran into
a herd of cattle and killed fifty four
head. The cattle maze an attempt to
cross the track ahead OF the engine and
the engineer could not slow up until
he was hitting them and decided it was
safer to pull the throttle wide open
and wade through, which he did with
the result stated. We have heard OF
flocks of sheep being cut in twain by
railroad locomotive, but this is the
first time we have heard of as many
cattle being annihilated by an engine.
The Ladies Of the First NJ. T.. Church
will serve ice cream, shcrbet and cake.
July 4th, afternoon and evening, IN
the Heman Building on Main street.
Come and help them.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-01

Silas May spent the most of the week
in Endee.
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II. A. Prentice, Register OF the T.. -
Land Office. will leave sunday for ~.
Louis to have his eyes treated. He
has been compelled to he out of the Of
fee for several days on account Of
trouble with one of his eyes.