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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-03-28
WOULD ENJO|N THE
PROPOSED ELECTION
FOR CITY ANNEXATION
CITIZENS OF THE SUBURBS
HOLD MEETING AND PLAN
OPPOSITION.
WON'T RECOGNIZE The PRIMARY
In the Event They Do Not Success
fully Appeal to the Courts viii Re-
fuse to Enter the EIection--Plans
Are MateriaIized.

In the event that they cannot pro
cure an injunction against the pro
posed annexation election set fol
next Wednesday, it is altogether
probable that the Observation-Disclosures
will ignore the proposed election.
However, there will probably be an
appeal to the courts. This was vir-
tually decided upon at meeting OF
the citizens OF the proposed new ter
ritory held at the Office of Attorney
James A. Smiser this morning. There
were a number of lawyers present
and it is said that the opinion was
expressed that an injunction would
/ lie against the election or primary.
Another meeting of the citizens OF
the proposed new territory will be
held on. Monday morning at which
time it is expected that plans for ap-
plying for an injunction will material
.ize
The citizens who met this morning
were unanimous in their oppoaltion
to coming in. There was, it is under
stood, a good deal of talk INDUCED
about the niger" The white mans
government and other similar time
worn phrases were INDUCED IT, 1t
was apparently the sense of the meet
ing that if the limits were extended
as proposed So many negroes would
be brought into the city that negro
aldermen would be elected. This po-
sitiOn apparently ignored the fact
that in the ninth district, according
to the last census, approximately six
ty per cent OF the population is white
and the other fact that under the new
charter, the aldermen are elected at
large and not from any particular
wards, making the election of negro
aldermen very very improbable.
The temperance question has also,
1t is understood, been injected into
the matter, some of the ants insist
ing that If the limits are extended as
proposed the scity would reserve it's
dry majority and become wet"
apparently those who have taken this
position have overlooked the fact that |
1t every election during, the past six |
years in which the temperance cues
ion has been an issue the ninth dis
riot has always rolled up majority |
If approximately $50 for the temper
lnceg cause.
1t was the unanimous sense of the
Meeting that those living outside of
he present limits would oppose the
for annexation Since it
S practically certain that the people
within the present limits would vote
~ large majority for annexation
he members of the meeting realized
hat their chances in the election
would be rather slim. However, it
L
vas also plain that if they partici-
,ated in the election they would be
'ound by an unfavorable result and
lave their hands tied in future fight
gainst the measure.
For these very patent reasons it
vas plain that they could make their
opposition most effective by not rec
gnizing the validity of the election
# primary ~ will therefore doubt
essly }hae diiiafly ignored by those
Who live outside the present limits.
he real ight will come later when
n effort is made to carry into effect
he will of the people as expressed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-03-28
CABIN BURNED
FRIDAY NIGHT
DEPARTMENT is CALLED 10
EAST HILL AT II O'CLOCK TO
STOP FLAMES.

The fire department was called to
East Hill at Ii o'clock Friday night
to extinguish al Are in "a negro cabin,
The alarm was sent in too late, how
ever, to do ansthng bnt to prevent
the spread Of Che fiames The small
frame building was occupied by ne.
groes, and was completely destroyed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-03-28

Generally debilitated for years.
Had sick headache, lacked ambition,
was worn out and all run down.
Burdock Blood Bitters make me a
well woman" Chas. Fre,tey,
Moosup, Conn. tAdvt.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
FLAT LIFE BAD
|. FOR YOUNGSTERS
DECLARES EXPERT
Noted Eaucationa. Woman ssy-
Children Brought Up in Apart
ments Hiss Coed Influences

Washington. May 1.-"Children
brought up IN apartments miss some
OF the best influences of life. You
may shed tears over Home, Sweet
Home. but you can't ext-act sonti-
ment from Fiat. Sweet Flat, de-
olared DIR. Thomas N. Raliiet. dean
of the University OF New York. in
his address on Problems of Moral
Education" before the twentieth
annual meeting OF the international
kindergarten Union.
saloons viii so when peopl,
stop building hospitals at the bot
tom CT dangerous cliffs and put
walls around the tops OF saeh
precipiees." he continued
Public opinion. the greatest
force for good. was never weaker
than it is in this country
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

A"If consent to 60 TO Rene and get
divorce, how much alimony will you
asree to give ine?"
q couldn't afford 70 allow you moro
than $3.50 q month.
Pooh, / shouldn't think OF going
to tho trouble Of 1t fer that"
"Wait Before you declare Eegotia.
tions Of, let me have q chance to offer
another proposition. 1t may be that
can do better. You know have be-
come So used to negotiating CONNER.
cial deals that I always offer much
less in the beginning than I expect to
rag Let's get down to working
basis now. I'm sure that II we get
tcgether we can bring about separa
ton which will be eminogtly satisfac
tory"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
Ea..les Ea.l 70 Eesouc Hi Former
State Tron The Control OF
Ola Machine.
GREAT CROWDS GREE ETM
With Demonstrations AID Appla.s,
Takes Interest Because Of
His Reform Remarks.

Sswa-G, \. j.. May President
Wilson battled hard tonight in
speeches here and alta Elizabeth to
the rescue Of New Jersey politics
from what he termed resumption
lee control by jim Nugent and the
Old political machine.
Great crowds. with Interruptions
Of applause ana demonstration Of
approval greeted the president when
he pat on 'his war pain" as he de
scrlhed it.
I'he Presidents turn in New
Jerseys behalf was because of taC
reform measures he advocated but
whi = failed to pass the legislature
since he went to Washington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
p,sachera with Odd Names.

Gt Canterbury a Partridge preach
a. at Peterborough a Pheasant, at
tipou a Swami at St Aibans Cos
iag willie at Lincoln Bullock was
dsteaed to, no doubt w.ta great at
aatcn acd prcft. At 'east a few Of
g ia sent members c The anglican
-5ccuatc can not assert that they
aeljior nsh. Gesh nor fowl for
e had ameag our bishops in various
art o! he world Q Hem Part
'dsc, q teacock. a Woodeool, q Pol
3tS n1d RoaeA.-Churca Family
pager.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
T[OTGAN ART COLLECTION
VALUED AT $50 coo 600

New York, May Beginning Of
1re insurance exchange surveys Of
the Metropolitan Museum or Art
preliminary it IS said, to insuFing
tae art col eotion OF the late ]. Pier
ron Morgan, brought out the state
r nt today that the on!cial yalua-
tan of tho collections upon which
tse insurance viii be- based IS 500,
too,ooo The collection ia the Nor
San library ~ valued AT 10000
Gee: that on exhibition in the Met
Fopolltan Museum Of Art at S10,-
ee0.a0o and the art treasures in
s.oase 1T the Metropolitan at f20,-
90. GOO,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

"a Brootlyn inGge says all women
are not angels"
"IIe ought to study English compo.
sltiap
"Nhat has English composition got
to 90 with it2"
"fAe iud oyideptl.' meant 70 say
that not all women afa angels m
this I agree W.,b hila have two ex
wives Who aro st.H living"
DO you moan sin living or living
ytill7"
no, l mean living yes"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

English and Anarican pottery co.
Ing the silver depoait work Is very
pretty. This is newer than the de.
posit Oh glass, which las lest its pop
u!arity because of 10 fragillty. an IN.
valid would appreciate oae Of the pot
terry tea sets which IS SO Ing niously
fitted together that II takes up only
a few inches Oh the tray The English
ware 10 either black, white or dark
brown In color, ahlle some of the
American ware is Beautifully shaded
Ii tones Of brown.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
PRACTICAL PATRIOTISM"
CALLED C0UNTRY'S NEED

Washington, May Mrs. VIII
1iaa Cumming story, president gen
cral Of the y. a. r.. in an interview
published here today, declares
practical patriotism is what this
country most needs. The D. q. r.,
hould conduct a clearing house Of
patriotism in every community
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
rae,N rli..lnhs care.

A new thought Is a very rare ta.ng.
and II weald be magnificent eFea-
ture to catch I.he only things ! can
think OF that one would really call
new thoughts" would be certain celes
hrated jokes certain scientific discoy-
cries ana few ie8s frequent eases
OF 2 ready origiaal argument used in
an old controversy e. \. Chester
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
sE.s $4,000 ILLINOIS
PANAMA TEIR BUILDIsG.

spriagfeld, III, May 1.-An ap.
rropriatian 81 Al tsas! $320,OO0 for
ta8 Illinois building at the Panama
Pacific exposition was asked Of tho
.memhers of both Houses today by
FeN W. HI Champott of san Fran
ise9 He pointed out that CALI
tornia erected a building costins
tlat sam at the Chicago Worlds
Fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
thankful fcr His Escape.

IT'S useless to urge me to marry
you When | say no mean no."
"tlways?"
"InyariabIy."
and can nothing ever break yor?
determination when once you make
up your mind?"
Absolutely nothing"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
Seems Reasonable.

"Now that you have graduated,
what arc you going TO do?'
I'D like to get onl newspaper,
said the young girl.
what can sixteen-year-old girl
do on newspaper
"Seems to me could run the love
lor1 department" was the reply
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

Il doubt if Kitty VIII be happy
when married She's always had her
own way too much"
"0h. but Jack will let her DO any
thing"
"I'm not thinking about her hus-
band, but about her cook"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
TIA. GUNNER Letter.

Genevieve. pardon me II / an too
curious"
Go ahead"
what ID that literary work to
which you devote yourself from time
to time at odd momentsT Are you
spending your vacation writing a
book?'
"Qh, no That IS a letter l started
to my flanee in july. | ought TO fin
Ish it up and mall 1t before Septem.
ber."
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

81 doa't see vl.at m1hes ~ vile
pley solitaire" It does seem rather
trivial amusement" Not only that,
but 1t affords her no possible excuse
70 stop the game and ask What's
srumps?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
clrcurnstantial evidence,

"The policeman who passed a
while ego Was looking very intently
ut your cottage"
4 suppose he detected the vine |
planted this spring"
"AVhy should that attract his TO
tice?"
"Doa't you see it IS porch-clinl-
ber2'
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02


y family doctor said recently that
wcH ea come to HIM thinking tha.
thsr have female trouble. but when
be selts tasm for taeiI kinney and
hiaG hes sce1 ~sccwer This Is
worth knowing, and also that Foley
I.idney Pills are Ike best ard safest
n-ea eino at such times. Yol car
tot Act better purer medicine for
backache, weary dragged out feel
ng. aching Ia,nSs, Irregular kidney
Gna hladder action and nervousness
aae 50 kidaey troubles Try thea,.
Thcy are tonic in action quick in
results For sale by ali druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

: Miss Bolde," said the shy student
70 the fair one or the other side of
he sofa III were to throw you
Kiss what would you say?'
ia say you're the LATEST man ]
sveT met. MinEe-lia-iIa (5linnl
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

"Jiggs used to rave about his wife's
little hand before they were married,
but he doesn't do that any more.'
why not. wonder?"
Possibly because there is more pow.
or behind 1t now when her little hand
Is laid against his cheek"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
Used to Being Run away with.

so Betty has eloped with Jack
tIuggard? Well, really can't say I'm
surprised"
You're not?"
No; she's let her imagination run
away with her many time"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
superstition.

We krow a man who thinks people
that used TO believe in witches were
crazy. yet he is afraid to begin
Journey on Friday or TO boast OF his
freedom from illness unless he can
tap wood
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
AS He mhsred Il

Johnny. what did the minister
preach about today?"
"It was about something that stings
like an adder and bites like a multi
plier"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
"Then Why dc you look so sad and
discouraged"
II can't feel Just right about the,
enthusiasm with which he consented"
The Point.

81 am glad to say that bear'no man
q grudge.e
"But the point is this: Are you of
sufficient Importance to make any man
care whether YOU bear him grudge
or not?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

whats the news in PlunkviIlc?"
The authorities have decided chat
the old railroad bridge is dangerous"
Il always thought so But whai
made them decide?''
1T collapsed last week and killed
six people"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

"Why are YOU taking such goof
care Of Willie'a scaool books h
4 expect them to come in handy
when little Harry gets old enough tc
50 10 school"
What an opumiat you aTe 70 sur
pose the school book sellers VIII eve
let anything Of tkat kind happen"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

John had a way Of
sleeping late,
No early bird WAS
ne, indeed;
lie seemed to think
the worm would
wait
Tili he WAS ready
10 proceed;
My. you are wrong
If YOU suppose
That Johns way
Was the better
way,
lie cannot pay the
GQ n;S he owes,
And still is work
Ing BY the day.
MORAL.
The carly bird may
be tie one
To win or drooF
with hopes de-
ferrod;
Tut. after all Is sGlt
and done,
II still depends up
on the bird.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

"Haye you asked papa fo~ NE? o.
Harold. don't tell me that he re
fascdp
NO. he didn't refuse"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
Ioo hao.

Alas. alack for pretty Fan,
Unhappy as ran be:
She's married 10 legless man
And can't sit ON his knee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
Aelsatlng for Cleanliness.

The SOAP box crater let loose;
He preached not discontcnt. but hope
His raission was to introduce
A brand new kind Of ie.leL soap.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02


ltease foaTieen-inoh guns are the
best and only pTolecif5n. some OF
/ thea, WITH = raaiaa az about sixteen
..,am r,s,,s ~, he
"skfs8 ~is'N.'i - ''''''''
ast Important and nest eneodf
Easrs q al ne8a leaks our tsiat
IS Nary Felias tnaeR1 hss las
t details of plans ey Wnleh sac
e&a aa Canal can he pt'l'zeo a. mos
ass-elia'sly q sail1 tae A'iah'ie
aea g the Paei iis eo@ss'
ereGeaee IS elsea 70 'a's aus aos
lat esen g tae ofa'i'@'s =
aor stFa't'oA me NoiA4Hs =
1is3 siiis ~ ee,naie''As 'i'e cana
iea Neiia si'4tie So -
aif2ls 7 Nilath piAy nay
Rap.l work on Canal.
q tha pEesea' ia'e y @ Sons..us. y.
tiah' WIN opl one eis'is-.'elt -, !.
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e''a,. as''''n y IND $3.50 s.
s''e .'.''s. 'Al,su's,'s ~, Y
AAN III
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

Centuries have not improved unan
the wisdom OF man who built his hoe Q
upon a rock, the highest he could
find.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
The Worlds Wonders.

"Have you ever seen the pyramids?"
mo, but saw Barney Oldfleld near
ly getting killed"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Owing to the disorganized
condition Of The Bulletin
carrier service due TO the
high water period many sub
, scrihers. who have just re-
turned home. are not recelV-
ing their papers regularly.
In ach and every case The
Bulletin requests that notice
, be given the business office
, either in person or phone
, any time during the day from
, s a. m. to p. m. and the
, omission Will be corrected
, with the paper delivered
, promptly every morning dur
, ing the year.
, In case the first notice foes
, not succeed. subscribers are
, urged TO again notify the Of
} fee of the delinquency.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
Hard Climb.

It's long way up TO the first limb
of the tree of knowledge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

Green-When your daughter was
taken so suddenly i'll why didn't you
send for the doctor next door?
Wise-Nix, my daughter is taking
piano lessons and she practices two
hours every day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

va

f,r fS
f.oa teapsFae9 e5 -
i. aiss
caaractsF 81 day
"A a5ur precipitation -NSne
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

A Word for the Artists.
No artist ever was mean enough to
paint a fat angel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02
w4RSITpS
70 CALIFORNIA;
C0AsTLIEE POINTS

Concluded from page one,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-02

, Q o o o o o o
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-09
FOR TRADE

In SLOAN Springs, Ark, a new five.
room bungalow, strictly modern aud
conveniently constructed. Bath aud
toilet, hot aud cold water, electric lights
one acre gf rich soil, fruit and shade
trees, .rmrHt walk. Also a five acre
fruit tract with 800 bearing apple trees
shade ',o.s in front. Front half used
as truck garden, Either place would
make au .ica. chicken ranch, Want TO
trade for Tncumcuri city property, close
in. Adirr.. / MrLareu, Quay, y, NJ.
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YOU NEED A FIT

MONEY spent for a suit that does
II Z FIT IS worse than wasted. You get
a perfect FIT when you get a try on.
You need a try.on, TO tit you correctly.
We cut and try.on as many times as you
need in our shop.
The CITY CLEANING & HAT WORKS
Phone $40
Bring your Panama Hats TO Clean
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Dad Wallace SAYS II you have rugs
taken mp aud cleaned the old way, he
will heat the dus, ont Of them and you
will have better health. He says he can
beat any vacuum cleaner made.
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Horny E.cngog. OF santa Fc, who
sells, liquors, r,r. spent Tuesday in our
town. IIc F., fond - sport. lie rugged
, .'.ripo hun iu Non'nva once
and created q hu.he' of fun.
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Cow, and Bulls for sale W. S,i.
uo,r u luud about 200 head OF the
Cow, that wr are Offering for sale on
time with good security and about sev
ou head 90 'hc thoroughbred bulls. white
',rr. lui polIcd Angus Fir,' Nat.ono
BANS 50 Turumcari.
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THAT delicious Club House Coffee al,
Dpllruhorg !, harmonilcs all iiScOids iu
family Circles aud masses life % happy
dream
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sweet potato, cabbage, tomato and
pepper plants for sale. $4,000 cash for
prize potatoes. Write for circular.
r. JONES 4 CO,
a. Clarendon, Texas
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"Thc Quicker Vet Washing Ma
chine j. the one 20 get. II washes
see " at Goldenberg 3.
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FOR >ALE-Restaurant, centrally
located, doing good business. Inquire
News Ofice.
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The i've ycaroId, iron gray
~PERCHERON STALLION

Don, weigh, 1850 pounds, vii. make
uo season az Wayue's Livery stable,
ru.umcari, y VI. Terms to insure, sl2.
..
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l.gn' shower last sunday morning
which as si~ he gra,- for COWS I'd
forward creamery interests.
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e.. G.. Reed and To-. T.. Daniel Vt sal.
Jon were .n town this, week buying ID,
many bargain, p. br found here.
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par'or pool table. crrs and balls io
sale Good reasons for selling. lu
uuI,r AZ News Office.
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Pianos and nice furniture will have
our especial attention.
Dodson Transfer & Storage Co
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u. 70. Davis is me contractor ON the
five railroad wo.s. WITH = \ Butte
sharing the same.
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l.. II. Hawkins Of -. LoWis, travel
.ug man, was here ON his usual rounds
'uis week.
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u. NJ. MrCraeaeu Ct Fl Paso, came
up Monday for few days yisi, IN
'hi. cry.
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Experienced .uiy wishes position d.
~,'cuogruphcr OF boohkecper. l.. NJ. ~
,nrc OF News.
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CHas. 4. Bailey was in the city the
frs Of the week. He makes 81. Louis
h's headquarters.
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We move anything that can be NOV.
ed. DoIson Transfer 4 Storage Co.
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!. y. Sullivan Of Kansas City. was
in town Monday and Tuesday.
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David Meckcr Of Denver. Colo. WAS
here Monday of this week.
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Armour =, ''rop Notch Grape Juice
finest No the land. p, G~Dldeuhrrg's
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Tucumcari Livery, Grove 4 Howe.
Brand new rigs. Prices reasonable. If
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Arrow Brand Collars, three for 25t
go NJ. b. Goldenherg Il Cos.
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o.. TUsbman and II. Il. Wilson were
down from Da!har, The frs OF ,nr
wccK.
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NnE. hing 900 Harness, ami the GOO
ruI. 900. ~ Golicuhcrg's.
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j s. M.,.n 1: Oklahoma City. spent
Monday and Tuesday OF ,ais week ip
..r r..t.
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II b Horne, of san Jon, was in Tho
city on husines, Monday and Tuesday
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Local and Personal Mention

prs. Noble and Doughty nave pur.
chased the l.. l.. Morris ear.
Arrow Brand Collars, 'bIce for 2jr
az VI. y. Goldenbcrg 4 COS.
WANTED TO rent a Remington
'ypew,i'cr. Phone or ra'l on Or. J. r..
Nuuucy.
Miss g.. Vaughn. Of Obar, was in
he city 'hc first of the week.
Chu,. T.. Barker, Of santa Fe, spent
Sunday and Monday in our city.
Mis-. Jeanette El'cr has gone TO New
man. y u. 20 spend her vacation.
Dr.. Doughty vl, called to Liberal.
Kansas, professionally. .a,' Friday
Wyatt Nations came mp Tuesday cv
cniug and spent Wednesday IN Tucum
ear.
a.. /. Lewis and wife, Of Cueryo,
were u ,nr city his week on bu-i
ness.
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No order too small or too large FOR
our careful consideration.
Dodson Transfer & Storage Co
4. r. Fay of Topeka, Kansas, wns
% visitor IN our city The first Of the
! week.
Theo Thu pmeycr Of Pueblo, Colo,
was q visitor mere the fore part of the
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W. ~. Bonry wa. over from ANA
ril.o .hc first Of this week.
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Lawns and Flaxous il abundance, al
Guldeuberg's
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g. d. Davidson was here .He first 81,
'ri, week. from Jersey City.