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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-16
roo LAVE no CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-H0UsEsN
FOR RENT-7-room house, all mod
ern conveniences, s25. On Point
Defiance car line. Inquire Messfn-
ger Cash Grocery, No. 26th and War
ner SITS.
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Camp Out

On island. American lake. Try
tent, with floor; partly furnished;
wood ready cut and use of boat;
SIS a month. Also furnished cot
tage, will rent cheap to right party.
II you want an outing. this is your
chance. Apply on island or A. A.
Silcox, 1882 G st.
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FoR SALE

One-half acre, fenced, partly
cleared; new S.room house, good
well, wood and chicken houses.
5000, part. cash, balance $40 per
month. Store. church and school
house in 3 minutes walk, 100 car
fare, Central ave-, Puyallup old
line. Furniture for sale. G. Wood.
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EXCHANGE
Mckinley Park

Two nice lots on E. ] ST., for $500,
level and above grade; s25 cash, $40
month.
See Mr.. Camp. end Mckinley Park
car line.
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South end of island. directly
across from PIT. Defiance pavilion;
" mile from wharf. on county road
to be built this summer. Water
on every ten acres. Best of soil;
gentle southwest slope. Easy terms.
Owner, Box 1905. care Times.
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HELP wANTED-FEMAL
WILL give furnished room to
days a week. References requir-
ed. M. 2494. 41s No. L.
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a1o pER MONTH HOMIE

A new house and fine tract of
land equal to lots, located 2
blocks from car line, in fine sub
urb OF Tacoma. When 1t is neces-
sary to economize, which pays best,
to pay SIS to s25 per month rent
P prisa 500 Un on fsrms Th ~
and $40 per month. J. M. Curtis &
Co.. s14 Bankers Trust bldg.
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Rent money will buy a home
through our building department,
that you may have erected, and
rooms arranged to suit Consult
our designs at office. Many beau
tiful bungalow plans from Califor-
MIA. Prices vary from $500 upward.
remainder same as rentSsay $40 to
$50 each month, until home is paid
for. You'll not, miss the money,
and before you know 1t, the house
is all paid for. Ask for building
superintendent.
Lennox Trust Co., 952h Pacific ave.
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Tallman- THOMPSON Co.
ONLY $4,000

$50 down, balance 1880, Same as
rent, buys 4-room house, newly
papered and painted, big new sani-
tary barn, cement floor. Just the
place for man with a team OF
horses. Remember this is one big
lot with all assessments paid with
the property, good neighborhood
Located. 1 block from Mckinley park
car line and 29th st. See us today.
MUTUAL REALTY co.
204 California Bldg.
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Scandinavian Land Co.

2 fine lots in fine state of culti-
walton, on Pacific Traction, on So.
31st, within walking distance of car
shops. with good small house on
same, for $3.50. Terms 5000 cash,
2k lots on corner So. 4sth and
Alaska, with Groom house, for ST.
500. Terms, 5000 cash, bal. SIS per
month.
Ia lots on East X and seth, with
new modern 5-room cottage. Price
$500. Terms, $500 cash. bal. SIS
per month.
fine lots on So. Ferry, near 25th,
with 5-room cottage. Price $1,000.
Terms $500 cash, bal. SIS per mo.
1 lot, blocks from N. p. depot,
on pavement, with Groom house, for
$3.50. Terms, 5000 cash. bal. SIS
month, which is just what it rents
for.
Scandinavian Land Co. .
Rooms 507-S Bernice Bldg.
Real Estate. Insurance.
o. G. Christopherson. G. G. Helmer.
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MORTALITY NOTES

Frederick L. Mund, aged Sc.
died last evening at the family
residence. 1924 South Tacoma
avenue. He is survived by his
widow and four children.
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SUMMER
HOME

ONE ACRE OF LAND
new cottages of s rooms each,
Ill furnished, only 1 block from
Magnolia boat landing. Tidelands
go with the place. Owner must
have cash and will take $1,000; "a
cash. Call A. 1891 and will show
you this property tomorrow.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

2116 So. l. St, 2 lots 5-room
house, electric lights and bath. No
agents need apply.
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LEAVING.
DETROIT

DETROIT. July 16.Tbousands
OF Elks who have been attending
the annual convention left Detroit
for their homes TO-DAY.
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Fresh churned unsalted butter
pnercelled. Jersey But.
er Store. lila g st. sss
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vAsHON 1O-ACRE TRACTS

1306M Pacific ave.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
HELPED CROSS IN
NARRACANSETT RAID
Po|Icemen's Suits Against Cut.
ting Are Finally Quashed

Wakefield Il T., Sept. q The
two suits brought by Narragansett Pier
policemen against George l.. Cutting
OF Worcester, Mass. who assisted
Constable Cross In his raid on the
Narraganseu club last month. were
qnashed by Judge Lewis in the second
district court
After these eases have been settled
the attorney for James s. Y. WINS Of
New York. who was also one OF Cross
deputies. moved that his complaint
against Policeman Cullen be discon-
tinued and the motion was granted.
Cutting was charged by Policeman
Quinn with carrying concealed wea-
pons and with assault upon Cullen In
hitting him on the head with the butt
OF revolver when the officer sought
10 arrest WINS WINS afterward had
Cullen arrested for assault. The Cut
ting warrants were found TO be de-
iectiye.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Armenian Who Shot Turk at Lowell
is Charged With Murder

Boston. Sept. 81. "A plea of not
guilty TO the charge OF murder was
made by Bogos Mucksian OF Lowell
when arraigned before Commissioner
Hayes In the United States district
court room. II is alleged by the gov
eminent that the defendant killed Mo-
manned Ahmed by shooting last FRI
day on the steps OF the postofiice at
Lowell
On the motion OF counsel for the
defendant. a continuance OF the case
was granted until next Monday The
case is the frst OF its kind known to
United States District Attorney
French In this district. His Office has
had murder cases upon the high seas
The police Of Lowell say that the
defendant stated that the two Turks
shot threatened him by saying they
had killed his wife and they would
kin him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
why 50 WI Az
kidney Truuhlcs May b. sApplmg
Noar Life Awa, Manchester he.
pat People Have Learned fhts

kidn~, Troubles Ma, b. sapplag
iour Late AuAy Manchester he,
pat People Have Learned fhts
Fact.
when healthy man or woman
begins % rim doRn without appAfea
cause. beoomes weak languia. s.
pressed. suffers hacsat re. hosdaeAe
dirzF spells and arinsg disorders
kidney weakness mas - the cause
81 IL all Keep the kidneys veil
ana uhey eill keep 500 Weli naaa !
Kidney Pulls cure SEX kidneys and
keep them sell Can Manchester D
pot readers demand terther proof
than he following statement
Luther N Wade. tNu ana one. hall
miles east Of Manchester Depot. VI.
says II suffered for months from
an attack OF kidney trouble which
completely disabled me. There was
au intense pain Ia The small or my
back aud Kidneys and the kidney
secretions we're too frequent Ia pas
sage, depositing heavy sediment
II allowed 20 stand. These troubles
were wearing on my system aud |
was miserable In every way when
read about Doan's Kidney pills.
procured a box az A. II Petitioners
Drug Store aud IN about ten days
after beginning their use felt
decidedly better / am now as
strong as ever aud owe my cure
solely 20 the use OF Doan's Kidney
Pills
For sale by all dealers Price
SO cents Foster-M ilburn Co. Buff
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
HUNDREDS SEE
Street DUEL
Youth and Gruwn Man Engage
In Dssp rae Encounter
atSuT or TRIVIAL QUARREL
Keep Fighting Until REVIEWERS Are
Emptlso o. Bullets Battle Continues
Win stllti,os After YOUTH Is Shot
Question OF Bravery Settled IN
Unique Manner In italian Quarter Of
New York

New York, Sept. 2T.-Merely 10
Illustrate his side Of an argument Il
Is alleged, as to whether old men or
\ YOUNG men are the Drawer Leopold
hAtano shot and stabbed his friend
Rocco Bricce. MORALLY wounding him
IN carefully arranged duel. watched
BY a gallery Of several hundred Itsl,
fans. Bricce ~ "a years old and
Ralano is somewhat past 80.
The two were standing In Bolivar
street near Navy street, Brooklyn.
when Bricoe began 60 tell what ad
Vantages his youth gave him over
Ratano 10 AFFAIRS OF gallantry and
bravery RAtsno did not like being
classed as a has been" and declared
further mat in his opinion Bricce was
never was" proposition. anyway
You're only Kid. he told Bricce
What do you know about fighting or
winning the ladies'? You would run
from man or become tongue tied In
the presence Of a good looking girl.
Never. asserted Bricce. You're
almost old enough to 20 around on
cruiches No girl would want YOU and
you have outgrown your courage, If
you ever had any"
I'm show you II am too old to be
courageous, shouted Ratano You
take your revolver and III take mine.
Let us shoot at each other until one OF
us falls. E."
Fine, agreed Bricce, I'm make
you run with single shot; but there
is no need Of hurting any one else.
Let us go TO the middle Of the street
and measure on proper distance like
gentlemen.
but suppose neither one of us runs
away and neither one Is killed."
Then we will use our stilettos,
suggested the youth. Ratano assent
ed. measuring forty PAGES In the mid
die OF the street
Both men stood facing away from
each other. At Ratano's word that he
was ready they swung around and be-
gan 10 Are. They emptied their re-
yolyers. walking to each other, only
one shot taking effect Bricce was
hit In the abdomen. but the youth kept |
on. throwing away his revolver and |
drawing his stiletto. The men closed |
in, cutting and stabbing, while sew
eral hundred Italians watched from the |
windows OF the crowded tenement |
houses or poured out into the street |
to cheer the knife play.
Weakened by his bullet wound, |
Bricce fought desperately against Ra-
tano. who had the advantage In weight |
and reach, besides being uninjured
The boy refused to give ground, and
more than once his knife point grazed
his opponents body. Finally Ratano
and slashed deep across his abdomen.
As he fell. Policeman Cohen, who
had heard the shots, broke through
the ring OF Italians watching the fight
Just in time to seize Ratano. He saw
that Bricce was terribly wounded,
and he called an ambulance from the
Cumberland street hospital.
At the hospital Bricce, In a dying
condition. Is a prisoner, charged with
concealed weapons, while
Ratano is charged with felonious as
saut The Italian colony Is carrying
on the argument, which the duel
failed to settle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
KNOCK CONDUCTOR OFF CAR
Motorists spseo or and Victim Dies
Within an Hour

Beverly. Mass Sept. n Search
Is being made AZ far north as Port
land Tor the chauffeur and passengers
oi biz brown touring car. said 10
have New York license. which
struck aud fatally Injured Conductor
samuel W, Holllngshed here last
evening
Halnngshed was hit while riding on
the running board Of his car. and was
thrown into the road. striking ON his
head he sustained fracture ~ the
sknll. and died within an hour.
Although the conductor was struck
with such force as 10 bend the mud
guard over the forward wheel the
driver Of the machine did not stop to
ascertain the extent Of the mans in
iuries. bu, put on full speed and dis
appeared iu 4 cloud Of dust.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
USED AS A DECOY
FOR SW|NDLER GANG
Berlin Police Are Looking For
Young American Woman

Berlin. Sept 27.--A young Ameri-
can woman. who before her marriage
was Miss Florida Settle. is wanted by
the police here In connection with
ssindles perpeirated BY the gane
headed By a man known as the Mar
quis Rance The girl came TO Europe
when she was is years old She be-
longcd 10 respectable family In =
southern state
For nine years. the police say, she
has been the chief decoy In the gang
organized by Rance She II married
10 a member % the band. former
lieutenant in the Austrian Hassars.
named Goebel. nov nominally part
ner In an automobile factory.
On account Of hsf great beauty and
charm u manner Florida has been
employed chiefly IN Paris. Intsflake1
and l1cerne in deeoYing young men d
wealth into the net spread By the
csrcHhsrpey
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
SUES FOR STOLEN FUNDS
Bank Does Not Believe Cashier Lost
$500 900 In Wall Street

New York, Sept 27.--The New
York branch OF the Russo Chinese
bank has brought suit for $500, 600
against its erstwhile youthful cashier,
Erwin J Wider, now awaiting sen
tence for looting the strong box OF
more than 500 600.
This move 10 recover money lndi.
Gates that the bank does not place
much trust In Wider's story that he
lost all bis stealings In Wall street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
eosBlss SHIPS CAT
tses s~o1ss De~r ard @ssts or
Nits lsfgs sne sisss rsiias

Rosiab sept y -Calaait smish
ans msmhea q ths Grew "a scheuaer
NHlam y Hood phlst Arrifes ir
hos4on hsgbas froaa Uorsrnof's Haa.
NJ are antholi,y f8g ne statement
mai he s1lbR onan cat large and
tiess uks osffAea 0r rs huss sAsis
shtct sppopea down upor the dees
sbsH ibe tesssl vas Ia ihs vicinity O,
Niehlan6 ngtf
psu tpo aayf the Yoraripue BIRD
had barfrsd oser the Hood. evidently
watching iis grey and phen > good
chance presented Itself Il ioot adYan.
iare N II The Noise u the eagles
xlars drea me men on deck and they
arrived 10 time 70 see I, eaaf away
with the feline nrmiy grlpPed IN rs
powerful iaioHs Noi > sound wak
heard frora the cat. for the eagle
maf' haye taken Il BY the threat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
FlNA HELD WITHOUT BAIL
Shot and Killed Bundu When but
Two Feet Distant From Him

Rumford Falls. Me-, Sept. ~
Camille Fina, the Italian charged with
murder for the fatal shooting OF
Charles n. Bundul, Pole, in the
woodroom of the oxford paper com
pany, was bound over to the October
term Of the supreme court after a
hearing in the municipal court. He
was committed to jail without bail.
Thomas G. Oldham testified that
Fina fired four revolver shots at Bun
dul while standing only two feet from
him. He also stated there had been
trouble between the two and earlier
In the day Bundu had hit Flna over
the head with a heavy oil can, infict-
ing scalp wound.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
ALL PLEASURES CUT OFF
-Four Hundred ives, Point Cadets Pay.
ing For "sllenelne" Ae,

West Point, N " Sept. ~ Al.
ter being released from arres, Sunday
nighi the enilpe West Point corps oi
cadets. numbering zoe. were ordered
under arrest again yesterday after
noon while the board Of Inquiry con-
iinned IL investigation Of the "sIlenc.
ING Captain LongaH. the new tactical
osfloer Of the academy
Football practice. all sports and
academy pleasures are eliminated
The embryo army officers are prison
efs and are oniY allowed to leave their
quarters iar attendance on classes
THE second order u arrest surprised
the eorps and things begin to look
very seFioas 10 their eyes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
WANTED TO KILL GOVERNOR
insane Man Captured Before He Can
Garry Out His Threat

Boston. Sept 81 Oscar Iianlon
escaped from the Boston insane hos
pital yesterday morning and was cap
iured IN the South End BY hts two
brothers They surrendered him To
the police and The man was taken back
10 Ma,tapan last evening
some time sgn This man managed to
mall tao letters 70 Governor Draper
In which he stated that be- vas per.
feetiy sane and that u be was not re-
leased h. would escape and murder
she governor Ne escaped, but he
wss caught before be could get near
Draper
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
HOLE IN HEART OF CITY
II Gives Residents OF Lead Somewhat
Of a Scare For a While

Deadwood, S. D., Sept, 27.-The
firing OF blast at the 800 foot level
OF the Homestake mine at Lead start
ed a cavern which continued to the
surface, making hole in the heart
OF the city fifteen feet wide and forty
feet long.
Fright among the residents of Lead 4,
most OF whom live above similar cav
erns. was allayed somewhat by assur-
ances from officials that there was no
danger The Homestake has hun
dreds OF miles of tunnels under the
city and the slopes form immense
caverns reaching in the upper levels
well toward the surface.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
CABINET IN WAR COUNCIL
Campaign Matters Discussed by Taft's
Official Family

Washington. Sept. 27.-Hlow TO
save the Republican party in the fall
congressional campaign and how to
save the presidency for the party in
1919 were the two big topics In the
discussion Monday by President Taft's
cabinet. II is believed that these two
questions were the principal reasons
for the conyocaiion OF the presidents
official family in the three days coun-
ell
All the members were present at the
meeting excepting Secretary OF War
Dickinson. who Is in China. A strenu-
Gus program fof the three days has
been mapped out
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
CHAVEZ MAY NOT RECOVER
After Long cens1l,ssion, Doctors
Hold Out but Little Hope

Dumoaossola, italy, Sept y =
Grave fears ARE nea entertained osei
iae neoorrFY 81 George Chavez ~
Peruvian aviator Who made nsgh
across the Alps aud sAs lnjured Shlls
lanaing at ,his plsee Chavez SUI.
tered several fractures and II believed
90 BE- lnlurea Internally
grts, general depression SAs noted
and an emlnenl specialist Nas sum
named and examined the patient A.
ies Ions consultation. TIE Asisudias
physicians said that they sere unable
10 express an opinion as 20 The oai.
ssstne
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
Two lneendIary Fires

Aihol. Mass Sept u Consider.
able excitement Was caused here by
iwo fires. both apparently Of lncendi-
AZ, origin. shleh caused an aggre-
safe loss 81 about $40 600 The build
iags destroyed wege the lumber mill
" straiton Bros aud the house and
barn Vt @ g. Al5eftson.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
Record Fish Arrivals

Boston, Sept a. Fish, in amount
enough TO supply every lnhabltant OF
Boston with two pounds Of II, was
brought into 7 wharf yesterday after
noon. establishing the seasons rec
ord The Official weight Of the total
shipment Was ,3i3. $50 pounds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
The Weather

Almanac. Wednesday, Sept 2s.
Sun rises-5 81. sets-5:i4.
Moon rises--li37 a. m.
High water q. m: 1870 D. m.
Forecast for New England. Unset
lied weather. moderate. variable
winds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
Work For Twelve Hundred

Fail River. Mass. Sept. % The
American Printing company's plant
was started up Monday Twelve hun
bred operatives we're given work. and
IS many mere turned away. Some OF
he printing machines were started
yesterday afternoon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29
~rlpa knor No, After oworce

Reno, New. Sept. q --lnyestiga
ton Of the report that either Tip
Knox or Hugh Knox. sons OF the sec
Rotary 81 state. vas here seeking a
divorce. shows that the divorce seeker
IL neither, but Is Reed Knox.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-29

Madrid. Sept y The central
committee % the cieficais has re-
esasea q MESSAGE ffom 0pe Plus X
aashonnhg Tbs h0iGiag u open ait
masses sud Catholic demonstrations
essi sunday
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-06-24
TOWNSHIP 6-2S.

Still dry and hot, farmers
complaining as usual.
The new mercantile enterprise
in township 7-34 seems to be
doing an interesting business
for a beginning in a new coun-
try, having a good ASSORTED
stock, as well as a line of watch
and clock repairing in connec-
ton and we heartily welcome
Mr.. Scott and family to our
midst.
A man by the name of Sch
lacker came i'll the community
last Friday and stopped for a
few hours with your humble
scribe, and expressed a pleasing
satisfaction with the country,
and he after expressing himself
with regard to the visit, left to
'egister with Mr.. John Hughes,
where he will likely locate.
On last Thursday morning,
]. G. Greeves and A. j. Shrop-
shire had little mis-under-
standing, after which both went
to Kenna and plead guilty to a
simple affray.
Mrs. C. F. Price spent the
day Wednesday with Mrs.
Shropshire and enjoyed a pleas
ant visit.
A. ]. Shropshire was in town
Monday of this week in the in
terest of maintenance of his
family.
We would not forget the fact
of our singing convention al
! Kenna on Saturday and Sunday
June 25 and 26. Come one
come all.
OLD TEXAS.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-06-24

We hear Will Beatty and fam
lily have moved to G.. A. Atkin-
sons. This dry weather and
high priced living will make
the most of us hustle.
We learn since going to press,
that Will Beatty has started
new we'll for Mr.. Atkinson. Had
the first one down about 200
feet and had to quit it from
some unknown cause to writer.
We learn there was a large
crowd at Welcome valley picnic,
Sunday, the 10Th and report
a nice time.
Mrs. Maud Assistert, Miss
Dolly Tanneyhill, visited Mr..
Atkinson and family, Sunday,
the 10Th.
E. L. McBryde and family
visited John Moore and family,
Sunday.
Our farmers say if the good
Lord will let 'er rain, they will
do the rest.
Ira Thomas says he is not
bloated at all, that is all solid
flesh.
We learn ]. C. Riley has a
good job at Roswell now, he is
employed as street walker. J. c.
says he thinks he can hold the
job as long as dishwashing lasts
John Moore and family visit.
ed E. L. McBryde and family,
Thursday.
Mrs. Mamie Beatty was shop
ping in Wooten, Thursday.
Mr.. William Stobbs takes
charge of the mail carrying Jul!
LIST.
John Moore and family were
shopping in Wooten, Thursday
Old man Atkinson carried tn,
mail Friday.
Old man Britton was a pleas
ant caller at Wooten, Friday.
Alvin Black was shopping il
Wooten, Friday.
Henry McCabe returned t
Roswell, Saturday.
HAYSEED.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-06-24
TIPS FROM WOOTEN. N. M.

- ~ A|O@'A " W. 1A'' ~ "A :
Just let 'er rain.
Henry McCabet and Bill Ste
phens were pleasant callers at
Wooten, Sunday.
E. L. McBryde went to Ros-
well to court, as a witness Sun
day.
There were quite a number of
callers at Wooton, Sunday.
Will Beatty is still drilling for
G. A. Atkinson.
Miss Belle Atkinson went to
Elida with Mrs. Mamie Beatty,
Monday.
Thomas Wooten raced with
the north bound train, Monday.
He left Wooten after 8 o'clock.
drove sixteen miles in a wagon
to Elida, wrote a letter, copied
and mailed it, Q. k, and had
over half an hour to the good.
w. A. Williams left Wednes-
day for Dexter to visit a niece
he had never seen.
Quite number of our neigh
bors have left for Roswell and
vicinity to work.
Oh! the sand, the sand, the
sand.
E. L. McBryde returned from
Roswell, Tuesday.
, We learn Mrs. Pearl Gibson
is washing dishes at a hotel in
Roswell and j. C. Riley is board,
ing at the same place, receiving
three hots per day, lat the
back door,
The farmers have about
caught up with their plowins
and planting for few days.
We learn there has been some
posts discovered buried in
dugout between Wooten and Nc
Bryde's. Better look out, boys
that looks a little suspicious