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The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31

Mrs. Henry Curedon of Oklahoma City arrived last night for visit to relatives and friends here.
 For Sale-Two beautiful lots, Da- vies & Garvin's addition. Must be sold in ten days. J. D. Dunaway.
 J. B. Potter has accepted the posi- tion of collector for the circulation de- partment of the Log Cabin Democrat.
 For Rent-To small family four nice rooms and hall in the old Randell house. at $5 per month. Apply at residence or Lemons studio. dtf
 For Sale-No. ? Smith Premier typewriter in first-class condition. Will be. sold on easy terms. J. Il. Bailey. d3t
 Prize-winning light Brahma eggs, $1 Der setting. Agent for "Old Trus- ty' incubator, the only reliable incu- hator on the market. Call and see one in operation at my residence. Mrs, r. w. Ailinder. If
 All merchants are requested to meet with the Retail Merchants As sociation tonight at o'clock in the Board of Trade rooms, to reconsider the resolution passed at last meeting night fixing ' o'clock as the closing time in the afternoon from April l to September 1.
 Tonight the Fulton Stock Company will present that most beautiful play entitled, The Girl From Out Yonder' at the Grand opera house. This play has met with a great success in Lit tie Rock this season. The Fulton Stock Company played here two weeks ago and pleased the large au- dience that attended. One can expect to get his moneys worth if he at tends the Grand tonight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
TRIAL OR
 A LYNCHINC

Perryville, March 31.-Following a demand made by a crowd of men who waited on Sheriff Oliver at the jail, hurried request was made to Judge Lea and Judge Fulk of Little Rock yesterday for a special term of court to try John Adkins and Willie Jones, accused of murdering the Jones boy $ father enar here about two weeks ago. The mob proposed to take the law into it's own hands unless speedy trial were given the pair.
 Sheriff Oliver received word from Judge Lea this afternoon that ar engagements would be made to hold a special term of court at the earliest possible time. It is believed here that the court may convene as early as next Monday morning. If not, vio- lence toward the two prisoners IS feared.
 Ever since the man and boy were captured near Leola last week feeling ahs run high against them Tn Perry vile and sections of the county near the home of William Jones, the mur- dered man. The first actual stp was taken yesterday when crowd of men rode to the jail here and waited on Sheriff Oliver.
 We want the law to take it's course in this case" said the leaders, "but if Adkins and the boy are not given a speedy trial, we propose to attend to their cases ourselves. We wan a spe cial term of court called and the trial rushed"
 The two prisoners are charged with shooting down the father of the boy from ambush near his home. The crime was most cold-blooded and is thought to have been inspired by hat red between Adkins, brother-in-law of the murdered man, and Jones, the victim. Adkins is alleged to have per suaded the two Jones boys, Willie and Claude, to leave their home.
 Sheriff Oliver tried to persuade the men to wait until the next regular term of court, but they were obdurate. They insisted that the two prisoners be placed on trial at once and openly hinted to Sheriff Oliver that there would be lynching unless prompt action followed their visit to the jail.
 A second visit was made later by the leaders to impress upon Sheriff Oliver the need for haste and the threats against Adkins and the boy were repeated.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31

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The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
Wilson Brothers & Livingston
Personal

Vinol at Wathall's. If
 Dents Dog Remedies at Wal thalls. If
 w. N. Owen has returned from Hot Springs.
 Rev. J. J. Hurt is spending today in Little Rock.
 Judge J. c. Wallace of Russellyille is here today.
 Cook stove wood for sale, $4 per cord. See Boydston X Adams. If Mrs. c. H. Hogan left this morn ing for visit to friends at Pres cott. Miss Claudia Woods of Little Rock is the guest of President and Mrs. J. J. Doyne.
 Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for sale, soc per sitting of 15 eggs. Mrs. J. T. Murphy. dtf Miss Lillian Anderson has returned from visit to friends and relatives in Little Rock.
 Why let your dog die when you can cure him with Dents Dog Remedies, at Walthall's. If
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
NORMAL ENTERTAINMENT
MISSES FRITZ AND WOODS TO ENTERTAIN WITH MUSIC
 AND READINGS.

Tomorrow night an entertainment will be given at the State Normal by Misses Nancy Fritz of that institu- ton and Claudia Woods of Little Rock The program which has been arranged is unusually interesting and will consist of readings and voeai and instrumental music by these young ladies. As both ladies are talented artists, it will no doubt prove one of the leading entertainments of the sea son. An admission of 9 cents will be charged, which will go toward prepar- ing a "rest room" in the Normal building.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
CHANCFRY COURT
 AGAIN IN SESSION

After adjourning for two days on account of the primary election Judge J. G. Wallace reconvened the spring term of the Faulkner chancery court. The following eases were disposed of before noon;
 St. L., |. M. & s. Ky. Co. vs, G. E. Rankin ct al. Continued.
 Buster and Rose Kelley vs. Sam Frauenthal. Continued.
 St. L., l. NJ. X s. Ky. Go. vs. A. B. Thompson. Stricken from docket.
 James P. Akridge vs. Ola Dickens ct al. Decree for partition and order of sale.
 Melvina Hill ct al vs. Willie Hill Decree for partition and order of sale.
 John w. Hammons vs. w. II. Will hams ct al and John w, Hammons, ex parte. Decrees confirming and quieting title.
 Columbus B. Kay, ex parte. Dis abilities removed for purpose of con veying interest in lands to mother and four sisters. Legal blanks for sale at this office
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
ALBERT PYLE RESIGNS.

A special to the Gazette from Guth- rie, Okla, last night states that AL bert B. Pyle, brother of l.. H. Pyle of Conway, has resigned his position as first assistant state bank comms- sioner of Oklahoma to accept a posi- tion as cashier of bank at Enid, Okla.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
PHLETA HOPE BRADK

Phleta Hope, the 2-year-old daugh- ter of Sheriff and Mrs ". M Brady, died at their home in this city at 1 o'clock yesterday atlcrnoo2, after q short Illness of bronchial leumonla. The body was taken this morning to Pleasant Valley for burial Mr. and Mrs BIsdy have the sympathy of ev- elyone in their bereavement
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
25c Specials for Friday

6 dozen Pearl Buttons, Poe. 6 Ladies or Mems Handkerchlets, 25 cents.
 2 Bolts Children's Trimmings, 25c. 6 bottles Blue Seal Vaseline, 25c. papers Brass Pins, 25c. 6 papers Bhck Head Pins, 25c. pairs Mems Half Hose, Poe. pairs emcm lowels, 25c. Ladies Vests, 25c
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31

Legal blanks for sale at this office.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-23
CONVENTION CALL.

Albuquerque, N. NJ. July 4th 1910.
To the Officers and Auxiliaries Of New
Mexico W. G. T. u, Greeting;
Another year will soon have passed
into the annals of history, leaving its
impress upon the individual life, and
the community in which we have dwelt.
That 1t has been a year Of progress in
our work is great cause for gratitude.
That IL has been an eventful year for
New Mexico is conceded by It's friends,
who are receiving congratulations upon
che conferred dignity Of statehood.
The Executive Board has accepted
the cordial invitation from Las Cru.
ces to be their guests for convention
Of 1910. We hope every Union will be
represented to help make this an en-.
thusiastic statehood" convention.
DO not forget that Tucumcari won
the prize banner last year, and IT will
be awarded to the Union reporting the
greatest increase Of membership during
this year.
The Treasurer book will close Sep.
TENDER LIST. Send yours promptly, that
your Union may have creuit tor every
member.
| Remember that New Mexico has been
represented on Jubilee Night at the ma.
tiOnal convention for two consecutive
years. Don't fail this time.
Special announcement Of railroad
rates will be sent later. Program will
be issued as early as possible. Conven.
tion dates-September 8, 7, s..
Mrs. s. g. Nutter. President.
Mrs. Mary w. Barnes, Cor. See.
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Claude MADEIRA CHAPLAIN

Born September 81, 1909. Died July
18th. 1910.
Aged nine months twenty four days.
The funeral services were conducted
at the family residence Saturday July
18th, at IL A. VI. Interment at Sun.
nyside cemetery. Little Claudio Mado.
ria, was the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Chapman. The best Of medical
skill, and careful nursing, were given
the little sufferer, but in spite Of it
all the "silver chord was loosed, the
golden bowl broken, and the pitcher
was broken ut the fountain and
the spirit Of the sweet child was watt
ed to Him who gave It.
''God calls our loved ones, but we
lose not wholly what He hath given.
They live on earth, in thought and
deed, as truly ne in his Heaven"
The News Syinpathises deeply with
the bereaved parents.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM.
To BE Given ct Presbyterian Church
Thursday July, 20.

To BE Given ct Presbyterian Church
Thursday July, 20.
"If l were King" by Justice Hun
thy Mccarthy, arranged by Mrs. Ed
ward Everett Haverstiek.
Principal Characters.
Francois villon-s poet Of the rabble
Of Paris.
Afterward.
Count of Northumberland copsta'
ole of France.
Louis XI King Of France.
Fristanl' Hermite- attendant to the
King.
A Herald Of the Duke Of Burgundy.
Katherine de Yancelles-one of the
Queens Ladies.
Vocal solo-Miss Ruth Aber.
Part I
I. Scene at the Fircone Tavcre cot
william were Tia King Of France"
ii. The answer to Burgundy, cit
means, sire, that q man has come to
court"
Quartette-Miss Absr, Mrs. stubbins.
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Personal and Social Mention

will visit Chicago and cities in Mis-.
souri,.
jess White Of san Jon, was in the
city Monday and Tuesday. There il
some talk Of the Democrats running
Jess ms a delegate to the constitutional
convention.
+. +. Gallegos, the sheep man aud
merchant Of Gallegos, y. NJ, was IN
the city Wednesday. lie saIu to the
editor Of the News that they would
have about 100000 pounds OF wool this
season.
a. Paul Siegel of Nara Visa was in
the city this week. lie informs the
News that he is planning Il trip this
summer to his old home in Vineland.
n. j., where his father who is seventy
FIVE years old still lives.
Rev. l.. -. oleman, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. G. G. Chap.
man of Tucumcari for several weeks,
left Thursday for Waco, Texas, where
he will spend some time, reaching home
in Dallas about September LIST.
W. Il. Batson, the land man an
merchant Of Endee, was in the ely
Monday and Tuesday on business. W."
reports good rains in the Endee ecu y.
try, and says that the dry foods firm
of Batson and Co. is having a fine
business.
Miss Mable Stormcnt. the stenogra.
phcr Of the First National bank of
Tucumcari, left for a three weeks va.
cation Wednesday. She will visit her
cousin J. g. Storment AZ Pomona Cali.
fornia. She came to the News Office
the day she left aud ordered the News
sent Ia her while on vacation.
Miss Abilene Nichols was horn at
Philadelphia July 18th. 1910. She Is
the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. IL. D..
Nichols. The father received "A tele.
gram Saturday announcing her arriv.
nj. and stating that she and the moth.
or were doing well. She will arrive
in 1%'ucumcari some time during the
month Of September.
j.. A. Scott who lives east Of the
city was in town Saturday. He in
formed the News that he had as fine
well Of good water and Is irrigating
his garden, and says that he il raising
enough garden truck for half dozen
families. He will put down another
well soon and will irrigate about ten
acres on which he expects to raise more
than the man with 100 who depends
upon the rain fall, and does not fol.
low the system of dry farming.
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RAIL ROAD MEN HAVE MEETING

Representatives from the Il. Of l..
r., o. X. q, Is. Of l.. +. and f., and
Is. X. T. held a meeting at the Court
House Friday evening at 8 O'Clock.
G. g. Stephenson was elected chairman
and r. II. La Londs secretary. After
some discussion II vac decided TO have
another meeting on Friday 92nd when
u delegate will be elected to attend
the Territorial meeting Of the labor or.
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DIR. f.. =. Ilaworth of San Jon, was III
Tucumcari Tuesday.
h. q. Scrly of Oragranda, n. NJ, was
II visitor this week.
A. X. Shnpman of Tucson was at the
Glenrock this week.
Thomas Brown Of Cabeza, was at
the GlenrOck ON Monday.
u. G. Durham of Char, was in the
city on business this week.
G. y. Babbs OF IT. stanton, n. NJ,
was at the Glenrock this week.
Mrs. i. i Harrison has entirely re-.
covered from her recent illness.
Fred X. Fisher of Taylor, n. NJ, was
IN the city on business this week.
=. A. !laworth and wife were in Tu-
cumcuri Monday. They live near San
Jon.
Minor Rudolph, the insurance man,
was In Tucumcari Wednesday, aud left
Thursday for Las Vegas.
Attorney Henry Swan of this city.
was admitted to practice before the
Supreme Court of the Territory.
Misses Gladys and Jessie Nichols OF
Manhatten, Kansas, are visiting their
sister Mrs. X. T.. Donohoo of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Holloman aud
baby have returned from a three
months visit to friends in their native
state. Indiana.
Conductor Parsons Of the r.. T.. 4
=. W., and his wife, will leave tomor'
row for a vacation Of II mouth. They
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-23
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

"Mountaintop Living" will be the
pastors morning theme, and Corral.
ing Snakes and Cutting of Mad Dogs
Tails" will be the evening subject.
Sunday school at 9;45; Young People =
Union at 700 p. NJ. You are invited.
GEO. r. VARNEY, Pastor.
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NOTICE TO

Don't overlook the fact that you
must render your property for taxa
tion Immediately. If you have not
received schedule, get one and attend
to the matter while there Is yet time
to avoid the penalty.
Respectfully,
IRA j. BRISCOE, Assessor.
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REV. puBoaE IN CITY.

Rev. w. II. DuBose, wife and beb.I
arrived IN the city Tuesia lay. They will
spend a month visiting relatives and
friends. Rev. Dubose speaks In glow.
ing terms OF his p~astorate IN Colorado.
His friends in this city IRE glad to
know that he is 30 pleasantly located.
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THE aLENRoCn CAFE.

IT, this issue of the News will be
seen the ad Of ,ne ~.ienrock Cafe. The
proprietor that he will serve
regular meals at 25c. That he will run
his short order branch, day and night.
The Glenrock is near the Rock Island
depot.
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Messrs. Stewart and Leibendorfer.

Messrs. Stewart and Leibendorfer.
Part II.
L. The Garden Of Love If / were
to die tomorrow"
III. The Banners Of Burgundy--''Tis
a little price to pay for my love-"
The above is the program TO be
given by Mrs. Il. T.. Haverstick Of 81.
Louis, Thursday night $3.50, July 2sth,
Presbyterian church.
Admission, Adult 35 cents, children
rs cents.
For benefit Of the Aid Society.
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DIR. DALTON T. TAKE VACATION

Rev. J. j. Dalton d. ID. pastor Of
the Presbyterian church OF this city
will take a vacation commencing Tues.
day next. DIR. Dalton said that he ex.
pected to be gone several weeks.
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NOTICE.

We wish TO correct q mistake in the
nd of the International Bank Of Com.
merce. 1t should read: You should
to protect you in times of distress, etc.
WANTED:-Two Mattresses at the
Caldwell Cafe.
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NOTICE

Positively no instrument will be re.
ceived for record from this date unless
full recording fees are paid In advance.
7.22.2t. X. p. D0NOHoO,
Probate Clerk
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CARNATIONS at Las Vegas In August, at
which time plans will be adopted
and a representative chosen to attend
the constitutional convention which
meets ! nSanta Fe on Oct, 3rd.
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Mrs. Oscar sandusky and children
returned yesterday from a visit to
Chas Weakly nea Nara Visa. They
report n fine time eating spring chick.
en- and enjoying the country.
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AN EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY


Inasmuch as our blessed Master
has seen fit TO pluck the tender
little flower that had budded 80
swcetly in the nome Of our beloved
and faithful member, Mrs. G. G. Chap
man, we the ladies of the Bay View
Reading Club extend to her our heart.
felt sympathy in this sad hour OF
bereavement. We feel there is little
we can say OF do that will heal the
wounded hearts in tins home, but in
all tenderness we would remind them
that this little innocent flower, so
tendeily here on earth, has been trans.
planted to a fairer and more beautiful
home to blossom for tho Lord OF Para.
disc.
go. not in cruelty, not n wrath
The Reaper came that day:
Twas an angel visited the green earth
And took the flowers away.
My Lord hath need of these flowerets
gay
The Reaper said and smiled:
Dear tokens of the earth are they
Where He was once a child.
And the mother gave in tears and pain,
The flowers she most did love;
She knew she should find II once again
In the fields Of light above"
Mrs. Earl George
Mrs. @. Mac Stanfl
Mrs. G. W. Harrison
Mrs. w. N. Crofford
Committee.
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You can greatly improve the looks
of adobe wallis by giving them a coat
Of Ash Grove Portland Cement. In
quire Of ID. A. belOmre Lbr. Co. 6.29.tf
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NOTICE

All Catholic men Interested in the for.
nation Of Knights of Columbus Council
at Tucumcari are requested to write for
particulars TO Charles W. Casey, Tucum.
earl.
Rev. Jules II. Molinie.
Acting Pastor.
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NOTICE

Taxes will be delinquent after Thurs.
lay June LIST. Please call and pay.
G. II. Chenault,
Treasurer and Collector.
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WANTED:-TO sell a choice corner
lot In Russell Addition AT u bargain
PUTNAM. ~ Gross. Kelly's.
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SITUATION WANTED by an all
around Office man Of nine years exper
fence. Considerable experience in coal
mining Office. Can handle correspond
enee without dictation. Am twenty
nine wears old. married anu have no bad
habits. Best references furnished on
request. Address ". r.. Hcnsley No
IA T.. 4th 81. Chattanooga, Tenn.
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MANUFACTURING pony. !. s. Ryle,
Traders Wagon Yard.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-19
PLEASED WITH THE TIRE ATMENT
ACCORDED THEM HERE.

The Montrose delegates to the fruit
meeting at Grand Junction report
royal entertainment on the part of
the Grand Junction folks. After the
conference the visiting delegates were
made the guests of the Grand juno
tion Fruit Growers association at a
very delightful supper at the La Court
hotel -f.-c
The menu was most excellent and
the guests were loud in praise of the
arrangements for dhe little informal
gathering. y Af5 -. n
Following the supper the gentle
men gathered at the banquetine
board were invited to go to the Park
opera house as the guests of the asso-
citation to see the production of "Bev-
erly of Graustark." o. T.
This portion of the program fol
their entertainment was also hugely
, enjoyed and the guests attendant al
the supper and at the production
were loud in their praise of the
thoughtfulness of the officers of the
Grand junction Fruit Growers asso
citation, who had been SO thoughtful
of their entertainment.
/ Altogether the days session and
the evenings entertainment were
about as profitable all around, as an,
meeting held there in years, looking
to the enlargement and benefit of the
fruit growing industry
Enterprise.
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Pay your Sentinel subscription sir

Pay your Sentinel subscription six
months or year in advance and save
S1.00 per year.
DR.. Moore. the well known osteo-
path, was called east last night on ac-
count of the Illness of his mother,
and he left on No. 4 accompanied by
mis- father who has been visiting DR..
and Mrs. Moore in the city the past
few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Whitman, of
Topeka, Kan, the former a leading
business man of that city, are visit
ing In Grand Junction today en- route
to Montrose to spend few weeks
with I~,at.Vo3. Mr.. Whitman is the
owner of a 20-acre fruit ranch at
Mcntrose but up to date has not seen
it though he has owned it for several
years.
The annual report of Manager H.
H. Younger. of the Palisade Fruit
Grov s. association, shows that a
total 23t carloads of fruit were
shipI ct by the association during
the past season and total of nearly
s150,000 was paid to the growers.
In all 203.336 boxes of peaches of
all varieties and grades were shipped.
1t was the most successful season in
the history of the association.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-19

Just a very few Net and Silk
Waists left. These have sold
for $S and $40. Special price,
SO.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-19
LOCAL PEOPLE
ENTHUSIASTIC

Steadily and with enthusiasm
are the plans going ahead locally
for the coming to this city of the
distinguished churchmen who
will conduct the sessions of the
great conference of the lay
mems Missionary Movement on
March 9TH, Sth and 9th.
With few exceptions the confer
ences are being held only in the larg-
est cities of the nation. therefore
Grand Junction is indeed fortunate
in securing one of the conferences
Fifteen brilliant men, some of them
with world wide reputation. repre-
senting all of the leading Christian
churches of the world, are to stop
over in Grand Junction for the pur-
pose of conducting this conference.
Next week local men will start on
tours of the western slope to arouse
interest in the great conference and
to line up delegations to come here
Among some of the subjects to be
presented at the conference are the
following:
missions and Civilization"
"The Evangelization of the World
in this Generation"
Men and Missions"
Business System in Missionary FL
nance"
THE Reflex Influence OF Mis-
sions."
"a Survey of the World-Field."
what an Adequate Missionary
Policy Would Mean at the Front"
THE Significance of the National
Missionary Campaign"
Prayer the Primary Method of
Effective Service"
"The Awakening of Asia
"The Uprising of Men for World
Conquest.
"The Victorious Progress of Chris
, tianity."
"a New Force in an Old Empire. z"
THE Ownership and I4ordship of
Jesus Christ"
Korea in Transition"
Outstanding Impressions OF
lThirty-five Years In India
Americas World Responsibility"