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MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. June 27.--The cotton market showed a firmer tone today on covering of old crop shorts and better buying of new crop positions which appeared to be inspired by the failure of weather reports to show further rain in the western belt and rather less favorable crop aivices. The market closed very steady from l6 to 30 points net higher, with old crop positions relatively strong. The opening was steady at an ad- vance of 6el0 points in response to better ca:les than expected, and in the first few minutes new crop posi- tions sold from 17 to IS points above the close of yesterday on reports of dry weather in Oklahoma and Texas. and a private crop report indicating that an area producing about 1.500,- 900 bales in Texas and Oklahoma IS injuriously dry and liable to severe deterioration, should rains not fall in the next few days. Ag
 There were also rumors that pre- liminary returns to the National Gin. ners Association showed light de- terioration in the condition of the crop during the past month, but around 1.S24 for October offerings be- came heavier and the new crop months eased off slightly from the best.
 The old crop, howeyer, continued very firm and during the afternoon July contracts sold up to 1470. or 32 points net higher on covering, while August advanced to 14.64 with shorts evidently influenced by claims that near months have been depressed be low a parity with foreign markets and taat exports were likely from the local stock.
 The strength of the old crop posi- tions helped sustain the new, months during the afternoon. notwithstand- ing the rather more favorable weekly weather report and rumors of show es in the southwest, and closing pices were only little of from the best. Exporters were buying lere in the late trading and there was a con t.nued good trade demand for early new crop deliveries. although, per- haps the bulk of the crop buying
 Receipts today 1889 bales. against 2,25S last week and 4.256 last year For the week SO,O00 bales. against 7'05S last week and 25.343 last year Today's receipts at New Orleans 455 bales. against 1856 last year and at Houston .132 bales against 1S1 last year.
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While cleaning house think of the Grand Rapids Furniture Company.

The woman of today who, has good health, good temper, good sense, bright eyes and 8 lovely complexion, tue result of correct living and good digestion. wins the admiration of the world. IT your digestion is faulty Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct it. For sale by all druggists.
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MORE INVESTIGATIONS.

Washington, June 27.--As q seqne
 to the decision of the interior de- partment yesterday cancelling the Cunningham Alaska Coal Land claims, Senator Poindexter, oi Washington. today introduces a res olution which was immediately passed, calling upon the president for all available information as to the alleged effort Of the Controlles Railroad company to rnonopolize the water front of Controller Bay in
 Alaska. Controller, Bay is the nat ural outlet Of the ffich Bssing River coal Aelds. NL,.x.-ss.a.A.
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C AA o,vppEMp.

New York, June 27.--Directors oi the Chicago and Alton Railway met today and passed the dividend on the preferred stock. The stock has been on four percent per annum basis.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department os the intsrIor J. 8. Land Office at Camden. Al tansas.

~ q -FA s~<H~ O~%<~ " ~-h ~~-~~~e@S ~@t- kansas.
 May 20. 1911, Notice Is hereby given that Archie N Echols. of Muse. Ark. Who on october s, 1903, made Homestead en. ry Serial No. ot55s), No. 2es74. for W l-2NE f-4 and S l-2NW s1-4. Sec lion g. Township s, Range 20 W, stn Principal Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make final i've year proof. to establish claifn to the land above described. before U. s. Com missioner, at Hot Springs. Arks on he 2sth day Of June. 1911,
 Claimant nance as witnesses:
 William J. Muse, of Hot Springs. Ark; Jesse T. Muse. of Hot Springs. Ark: Joseph McTigarltt. of Mnae. trk.. John Y. Speer. of Muse, Ark. 1zax-- 4 i.ERIEQElEtkss Rsgistar,.
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Princess Barber shop and Pool pArior. nett door to the Princess theatre. We guarantee first class work. Your patronage will be ap- preciated. call and see us. ]. W. ixeefn. Prop. Roy Davenport. MET. Of Pool Hall. Ss3 Central Avenue lwk
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Dr. Breedlove has returned from Alabama and can be found at his of fee in the Arkansas National Bank Building. 5-S0-1m
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-28

Great reduction on all lace curtains and portiers at Grand Rapids Furni- fure Company.
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ROCK sPRlNo WATER.
(eulphass MsgnesIa-)

A. curs for indigestion. ylushes tn kidneys, drives uric acid out of th. .ystem Best table water, Ask you doctor about it. 119 Glade Street Phone 43i.
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For soreness Of the muscles ,atarv indu ed by violent exercise or This cnamberlain's Eminent Is exce'lens, v. ,he linin,ent is also highly esfsemsa s,,sm V relief it v rds in cases of rheu"'''''- Sold bx salers AnAiAxlAA -A'-
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Potash Sulpaur Springs sanitarium has an opening for two trained nurses. # s,.ss,. 6-e-im
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HHsvm.r!eM RELIEVED iN alx
 HOURS.

Dr. Detchon's ReIief for Rheumatism isuaily relieves severest cases in few aours. Its action upon the system is remarkable and effective. II removes as ,ncs She cause and the disease quickly disappears. First doce greatly benefits lso and si.oo. Sold by. Eisele and Hunt rug Co.
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FOR SALE-Furnitur and lease of the best hotel proposition in Hot Springs. Address Hotel" this offics
 m 6-2.lm
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ARLINGTON HACK STAND oP. 'oslTE ARLINGTON HOTEL, CAR. RtAcEs CALLS ANSWERED Q PROMPTLY DAY OR NIGHT. PHONE 1916. LEE MAvBERRY. PHoPaiE- TOR.
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WANTED TO BUY-Horse and buggy. Horse must be gentle and bargain. Address Horse, this office
 6-10-tf
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FOR RENT--one four room q six-room unfurnlshed cottage. Mod ern. Apply J. T. shelton, 42l Park avenue. Phone l771. 4-5-tf
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FOR EALE--Furnitur and lease of IS room house all new furniturA modern. one block from bath house. Address Mack" this sffioo. 4-b-u
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FOR RENr--hicely. surnlshed rooms and nsts tor housekceplna; alI cenvsn. iencea; aas, funninn wstef. sieetrie iiohts; cicse to the hot water; iron, Mag. nesin, Arsenic, Rock and Cox 6prInps. Bee these rooms before locating. Take North Border Cars to s2s Park ave. ]. '. aurues. s-li-tf
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FOR GALE

FOR SALB-Lease and furniture of 7.ruoms. also firstclass piano, cost s460. Will take $100 cash. Apply i2S Cedar Street. 6-3- In
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WANTED --fsew and second hand furniture. We buy. sell and store. Q. R. Loyi. ao4 anu 215 Third St. phone n. s-26-tf
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TO TRADE-Piano for horse and buggy. Horse must be gentle. Ad- dress sPiano," this office 610-tf
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Can Phone 1904 and get Highest cash
 Prioes Tor your second hand Furni- turs. sSS Central Ave. s-2s-tf
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FOR RENT -Furnished desirable 1, room residence, also 2 room flat Phone ib9 t-2i-h
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FOR SAIiE--Lvery business in Hot Springs, established about 50 years ago. Good reason for seliingi a bargain if taken at once. Inquire su5 Mt Ida St. 25 If.
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FOR RENT-Three rooms unfnr- nished. half block of car line/ Apply 51O Fifth street. 6-25-3t
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FOR sALE-My residence and four cottages. fine shade spring houses. all modern. si4.ooo. ss.ooo down balance to suit. win pay Itself out house IS rooms s5: houses rooms 60: l houss rooms rent e5; house rosns 20. Mrs. A. .. Hager.
 a5i whittlngton Ave. s-1i. If
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FOR Three room Mouse and two lots, near Oaklawn race track
 y7oo will take this property. cost s1,1oo. Apply to J. K. Curtiss, s1s Valley street 6-2t-1m s~f'Ss S- 4.t-53.l ag
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FOR sAIlEPiano, lot in Soutf Hot Springs. ladies bicycle and dia- mond. SOP Prospect. 6-s7-St
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
GOVERNOR PROCLAMATION

Governor William J. Mills has issued
the following proclamation on Labor
pay.''
II, the Laws 1T the United States
the Gr>' Muudnv VI september II each
wear ha. been set apart ~ q day :"
be- observed by the people 1T This great
Rcpuhli, Co, Labor pay.
Whether uu the farm. on railroads.
boo factories ur mines and in the var
ION. other u,curatiou. In which II j.
employed, labor occupies such au TN.
plrt1ut place ne the United states aud
ha, done So much 20 uphuild aud dr
Nrlup our material resources. ~ well
u, assisting iu the puliiical and mural
development aud uplifting ~ uur oun
try, THAI, It was rmtnrutlv proper that
% iav hy set apart In each wear In
which 20 trihut" NAV be- rnid to labor.
my men and women ard he work which
they have accomplished
NOW THEREFORE,. /. WILLIAM
j. MILLS. governor IT the Territory
~ New Mexico. DO proclaim and de-.
clare MONDAY the nh Dav ~ Srptrm.
her. \. y. 1911 q legal holiday. and
earnestly recommend that all business
ct whatever nature, except such ~ the
urce,>itv ct the people require to he
carried un. hs suspended on that day. ~
that ulI who desire 90 do 50 may have
au opportunity uf observing the dav 10
such @ manner a, NAV to them scent best
fitting 60 'hr occu.iuu
" bone at the Executive Office This. the
18Th pnv ut August. \. H.. 1911.
WITNESS NY HAND NND THE
GREAT SEAL or THE TERRI.
TORY or NEW NENICO.
lN the Governor.
WILLIAM T. MILLS.
NATHAN JNFFA.
Secretary az New Mexico.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
STATEHOOD AFTER FIFTY YEARS

The prupl" ~ thi. city are among
the rutr.n'lr citizens Of the new state
who were much rlated over the an
uuUuDrmrn' rHu' Nrw Mxiro had after
htty wear, pi struggle for recognition
been admitted Co the .l,t-rhood Of
states. They were pleased because the,
had reason ~ heIiey. that we are going
g. nc pr"hted hy admission and that th.
state would command more attention
from the people who are looking FOR in
y",tmrnt, and who viii spend Il portion
Of their wealth 20 assist New Mexican,
in the development pf the resources 81
this great state. Fhev were pleased Ia
hr placed On equality with the citizen.
of the nation who select the executive
and who ,end the men 10 the national
who make the laws under which
We live. II is something "a know that
We are untrammellei and free American
citizens with A. much "a say about
public affairs in the nation a. our O
lation and statehood representation en-
titles MS 10.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
EFFICIENCY A UNION IDEAL

The fundamental principles und"tly.
my the ronsii,utiu u Ut the united broth
rrhood ~ carpenters, and JOINER, Amer
~ compel ~ - ]rrroguil" that the inter.
r>ts 1T I'll ylas.r- ni labor are Identical.
We hold ii .. q sacred principle that
trade onion men about all Others, should
,r' ,u "Nample q. good aud faithful
w"rkm-n. performing their iutS 20 their
ampIrypr. with honor - themselves aud
'u their organization. The mechanic, Of
whatever trade be NAV he IN 'lI ius this
obligation. feel, u h., LutN :" hrcomr
more skilled, aud Tor the honor 1T hI,
organization he hrruur, more iudus'fi
,u- and takes q gt-utrr Interest tu his
work. knowing that hi, ~mrlovcr. wh"
u,. been carefully watching MIN. will
ho NOR" willing 20 a,rrir Poo ruy r'a
.ouahl, request that nr. union moy mpe"
no me form ~ shorter hour. higher
wage. ur more humane condition,
,u N.lI aware 'D,' the unfair rm
u..,~r uuld. thar n"uuni"u lah"r o..
Hautr rrtrIrnt thar union labor. and that
Boz. Argument. have dai some weight 0
forming nlhlir ,-utIW-nt against 90. iu
'hr past But 'hr tact .tlll remain,
thar we nave The best skilled men ln
uur ranks. enlisted under the banner Of
trade uniuuism. IN every nitv costly
hurliiug- are n"iEg erected 10 which
ru' only are the materials the finest
hut the highest class ~ skilled labor o.,
required MANY ot The NOR. skillful
wUIkmru heroine experts boz the var.
ou- branches 1T the building trades
The ltr' thar men are organized and
meet every week "a di,cus- rrnnnmir
and social questions doe. not make them
l",,. bu' more intelligent They take
pride lu their union.
Among the member. ~ trade union,
IRE me highest skilled workmeu. who
also represent the highest type ~ eli.
sru.hip Men who come together Tor
mutual Improvement ar~ prompted hy
'be l%oits,t motives
A. good citizens. The trade un,pnistS
are ro0tirually working and spending
their money tor the uplifting ~ human
fv We have reduced the hours II IL.
hot aud raised the rate ot wages and
shared them freely with the non union
man, who has allowed himself 10 be
come the dupe ~ the employer who ha,
rnis-i the question a. "a the efficiency
~ union labor,
! y COwPER.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
CENTER STREET NJ Z. CHURCH

Al IA" usual services Of the church
will b" observed The pastor will preach
both morning and evening The SUI
dav school D.. r"~umiug it, larger 200
@tt'i'lrs with the opening ~ rhr .chno.
term and the rr'ur ~ many uf nm,
children io town The ~uudav school b.
the most democratic. educational. prl
spiritual factor In the church today Onr
S"lgan from now on i.. TWO UlN.
DRIED ATTENDANCE ~ JANUARY
I"l2 Next SUNDAY viii close The Er.
worth League contest aud much inter
"-t will b" manifested in tho result
'omrmnclug with SUNDAY cyrrtup.
September 3ri and running through ,hr
entire SUNDAY evening services for that,
month, The pastor viii preach q .cr.o,
nu the general theme Speaking tb,
Truth in Love, p the first IT the .rrI..
IA re announced NEXT wrrr.
lool Frank Hedgpctn, Pastor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
THE RICH FOOL

lENttacts from q sermon preached ut the
Center street Methodist Church. August
~, 1911 NJ 5000 = M
tie was not condemned because he
WIS rich. II Is not wirkpd 10 be- veal
thy II It not material gain in itself
that Nil. spiritual vision, but the moral
attitude toward riches. or ANY other
hl,,,iug.
IT, vas not condemned hrcuu.c be-
iuok wise p]rccnutiou to conserve and
Keep hi, wealth Wa,,rfuluc,, 81, wieh.
81. The right sort NJ fuguli'v j. u
token uf N. ihfulurs. Ut character. II
j. not wrong 10 rightly use my blessings
Ter tod and humanity, this O.. what
the world rcull, needs
liut any man L. q tool who thinks that
rnlnrgrd opportunity is tu be- used tor
selfish putro.cs. Any blessing. whether
II be- dollars and cents. house, aud land,
~ health aud strength, equipment and
personal influence, anN blessing used
tor selfish purposes alone hrromc, 'hr
greatest tree
Nud nuy mau O., % fool who thIuh,
that be- rnu satisfy his spiritual uu'utr
with worldly gain ur pleasure II O.. uot
The par, ut Wisdom tu feed Your bread
to the hog, aud feed ,lup to- YOUR cItI
ircn. iuur children need the bread and
youi uug. need the >iuI. u b, 'h, part
1T utter fuuli>hur,s t. give suur love
~ q p"oilc dog aud let ,uut rhOld
run loose iu the street. Your ,hili need,
the love v"ur dog wants, the street.
the Iu,r-yuut dog wants. the .trrc' \
painter thrilled h, the hrau,, 1T earth.
skS and sen. iuD. NOT crave 10 wairrurl
IN. BE- cried uut tor skill tu iral,uu,r
the wonders ct ilrc,y clouds and chang
ing light 10 ~" tangible ,uuNa.. lur
musician wants harmon, nud symphony.
NOT something 20 eat aui wear
Even -" mi, man WA~ \ FOpl. h,
cause be- said soul 'akc thine ,l.,.
thou hast much goods Alu. ul, soul
had uothiug. II" had starved ~ b,,au,r
he tflrd =" feed u an iuitrf Won urr
PLAYING the part Ut e fool now II ,uu ur
irving 10 sIiisi, Your love, YOUR hoppe.
,ou faith. y"ut heart hunger with r.,
steal pleasure OF worldly wealth
ANY man b., q fool who fhiuA. that
he can purchase indemnity from 'hr '.a'
81 fate ~ ~" l"rr"", OF death. N.I
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
ABo DAY

ThcToledo Blade thinks that those
that conceived Labor day huildcd het
ter than they knew They not only
taught themselves thctr strength. hut
they emphasized the idea that work
j. the bond of brotherhood tor ALL The
key of the world is work. and more
aud more the part ut the droue H. be
coming harder ~ play. That We must
nil work i, coming to be- the general
Thought: with IL comes the Thought Of
consideration for one nrighhor No
man can work aud not feel for others
The Blade goes nu ~ say:
% Perhaps this altered view might
have come IN the course of time amy
way. II wa, preached hy the carpenter
ct Nazareth centuries ago. But labor
has hnstcurd Us entrance into public
policv. Ghc union H. hut the expires
sion Ut a consideration Tor others. Each
man q, working for himself whu work,
tot his comradc In practice II has nu
other l,iniiiou. other terms, but thi,
81. the underlying principle. And ,, the
worker has strl,cu for the @cmhudimrut
OF an ilcn into hi personal l'r. =" o.,
h, bringing 10 INTO the life ut aIl IN"
.tur, of labor Is not written. IT, tu.
turr b. uul, family guessed ~ D., 70 few
far~caiug economists. u must march
through slough, at djsrorl vet, hear
the sound ut conflict AVID know 10, bite
of hunger .hut iu 'hc end y will conquer
happtuc,, and aIl the world. good viii
md ,srntftudp
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26

Ceres. Y. Y, Aug 10, 1911
Dear Friend,
have been thinking Of YOU I'll for
= louR time. and 1T nv old home near
Hudson aud thonght maybe the EDITOR
would allow me- = space ~ talk ~ You
all ut once.
II j. real nice weather here now has
been quite drN Ut late, but has rainei
now
crrtninl, miss those watermel"ns
aud other lucious fruits. We have nr
pies and pears and more common fruit,
hut this won 2 rome up 10 New Mexico
peaches aud garden fruit. Would los"
"a be among YOU al To- have a good old
time visit. Would like to see my Old
spanish friends too.
am keeping house alone. Nv house
has four rooms and have about half
al acre ~ land with some fruit IN IT,.
Nv mother aud brothers. RAYMOND
and Glen are away at work.
sm dressmnking on q small scale.
live in Myrtle. PENNSYLVANIA, but
our mail comrs to New Iofk state. ~
live iu.t across the state line. The
land here j. quite hillv. bUt not noun.
tainous.
live about q mile from street
ears that ~ To all " aud cities
around here We have church and sun.
dnV school here. about thirt, regular
attendants 1T SUNDAY school. We have
neighbors about q stones throw ON both
sides OF VI,
Have q voot telephone line and shaw
nut railroad q, in Myrtle. lot Ut an.
tos and one store who can boast ut q
better town.
have inst arrived home from IN,
task " p"Nernes, Their h,. been 'hrr
wrdd't.> and one hi On TIN. month that
e, Penn. standard.
wish | could start tomorrow t"i
New Mexico. % bas such q I"yrly 90
mate aud everything 10 go 10 the "a,
of progress.
Well must close, hoping =" hear from
Won all, ~ have written q good long
letter.
Wish New Mexico people, God speed
A. ever.
Miss Therre~sis Ford
= y. No. /. Ceres, y. y
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26

The fact thar many candidate, are
announcing Tor office o., indicative Of
results for the welfare IT the reo.
pl" in m" approaching state clrctio u
We will have time To study the merit,
of those standing 10 rthe various place,
and should make no mistakes in the
selection Ut the men who are ~ serve ~.
for q five year term. Ohiccr, nre elect
I'd for four wear terms hut In order 10
even things up and have the election
10 come NJ desired intervals those elect
rd this year viii serve ~ though they
were elected at q regular election in
the fall NJ 1919.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
EXPRESS RATE REDUCED
OKLAHOMA CITY TO TUcUMcARI

Ih" Express rat" from oklahoma city
'' InruWcarl ami Kansas 'Iiy ~ tn.
.''mror' ho' been =" near equal that the
matter ho' been o handicap 4" Okla.
H"'n' 'lif mt" Iu"uin'art, and no"
Evans brothers after an EFFORT with the
'h'nh"m' I''nic association ha' -"
cured 20 reduction 900 'h" ran" which O..
n"' only au advantage ~ them hat 20
everybody beer" doug business, with the
express companies. The following LEI
'"r from Oklahoma Trade Association
explains ''rii'
Oklahoma civ, Aug ~. NJ
h''n' Bros,
'HrHm'nfI. y NJ
Gentlemen
I'N' f'. '"r'n"r r"frr"rr" 10 yuur
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26

Statehood was what We wanted We
will now attend 10 all the li''ir isms
that congress has heen ]Quibhliug over
Tor the past Gfty years, We will make
laws thar will please the people of New
Mexico and that make them prosperous
and happy.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26

New Mexico is normally republican
by several thousand votes, but when
the TARA question is under consideration
several more thousand votes will he ad
ded TO that established and we'll known
majority.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26

statehood Monday, congress adjourn.
ed Tuesday and il rained all night Tues.
day night and neorly all the democrat.
in Quay county were running for ONCE
"Wednesday, business is pickin up.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
GRATEFUL TO MIS-.
souri, STATE LIFE
Nngust Glth, INIT
MI e. u. Hamilton. General Agent.
Missouri state Life lns. CO.,
Turumruti. y NJ.


Dear sir:
beg ~ acknowledge receipt NJ your
hand. 1T ptaft Ne. llO4S. vt the Mis-
souri, state Life lns. co.. In the sum Of
$500, in fun settlement IT claim against
said company under Policy No. Iid5o
iusuriug the life ~ my husband, Jas n.
Eady. who died July I'm, l0ll.
wish to thank YOU aud this great
company for the prompt and full set
Element of 'hi. claim, aud ~ recommend
the Missouri state lii, Insurance Com
pauv ~ any me desiring protection Of
'hi, kind Wishing YOU aud the rom
panN success. am,
Very respectfully,
signed
Maggie \. Eadv
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
SCHILLER

Labor rs the ornament uf the citizen.
IG" reward Of toll is when you confer
blessings upon Others.
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ON b

~ \ itlh
Labor YOU know, is PRAYER
Toll 10 some Is happiurs, aud rest ia
others.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
UNIQUE SYSTEM
OF CORRESPONDENCE
Former Quay County Girl Uses News.
paper as Time saver-May Revo.
lutionizs Present Plan Of
Correapondanee.

Irfes. \. z, Aug, ~. WI.
Dear Editor ~ News
Many Ut nv friends have written M
wanting 80 huow about this place aud
myself aud viii YOU spare ne q place IA
paper to talk 10 them Just o little
while.
Many thanks for vouf trouble,
Tharessie Ford.
II T. u. W.. /, Ceres. y. \.