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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

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!sEs Interior, TIE former oEEer Q. The
house Night have ts.e-Ec {, . vesE
ago o. a zz.!.rack lay ,So waking.
sucks AID 5 go.c.mo-Etsc hunting.
crop ELe Q. = srea. carved chest
g; had teen sUIE az opened
oc>E E.Ic q. tcc!et leather John
picked this ~ cgrcgsly I;
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Lo,.Eg their !Ec!yicGs. prefer.
sIces
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a corr entered the large g
disclosed This had been the e!a!ng.
-oom A, cae end stooc q eryStsl.
mahogany s!debosrc. holding
glass csEdies.!cks IL the shape O.
eolgmns-sDoye :, a Qga!n; por.
rat, % 4 lady IL hoops aud love
.uyls-snd a. the other end vas q
fireplace with rus,.red fredogs
md furnished brass fender All these,
The rpgId cent!pecs table and
he ChippsndAls chairs set In order
Igs!rs, the walls. we're d!mnet and
yrsysc with = thick p~o~der!ng Of dust
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

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E.c.cEs< ks,.s--
Yo- IsTsr .,1ssc q, -e IA. way
j-e... ca 90 e E.E.@< 70 hin.
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yszr "ssI 9; tame 70 :as s.s-.
ccEI ! vast ever al e: e. Tcn
DEc-1Es
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

Did ! --1s-.'s-! you 20 say that
you believe =a- are barn free and
equal
Yes s.-. ..s. vas Sha, : said
DO So --.eye tie man sa5 car.
ries out yc-- ashes and cleans your
back yard Is your equal"
Il have &c carry GU: my ashes ny.
sel' AID p! have nc back yard q be
cleaned which i ny main reason for
believing that al men ar- equal"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07
CEHo : OPINION.

WEI % tectt= . 'c-E.ve or ere
nles - generally -AE.. vi,h those
Who s-s bigger a.: stronger than Zs
are
t''s' = -ar has been beaten q a
laTs-.: - teF.s 20 ZEE. a. 8. the -
cal. O: ..tgss Sr-.. rc; necessarily
mean TIE des:r-c.g1 @: se..-goyern-
nerl
Marriage hss t-s- :sz salvation %
so1e -ea D.: Yea lre -..zg 70 ad-
t.: l.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07
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here ~i;h ne tor a while she could
cook and you could take care @. ne
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!a;rcspec-c. He shifted .-cu ore
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severn! times and SAID Al s!a leb
t2h seed 80 ee'J. s-h
Vel haven; seer yog either.
have -
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Eyva hy-h' Whg: Al means Ter
say i' "a, e. O! CONAN KAN cock
70 'a:cy d.toes Ike aha, tey eats up
Sort she k!E les cock ts Ferginey
style
Thai, sounds good &c ne quo,h
valiant IN rsk & Now as TO
EsEes-
AZ ain specifications as ter Dc
wages. Ea!t Ulcle Jefferson. All
knows 81 Eemraau when Al sees one"
Then nsa bargain responded Va.
l!aE; 18th a.aer.;y Car you come q,
once
Vas, sub. ne er Daph ~gv'ne,er
come o7sh tus thing 81 de maVnin
T'Eg, yo.al! gVineter 60 20 20 sup
II. get along valiant assured him
.cheertg,.y, Here IL ave dollars You
car buy some TODD and things 10
cook With aat bring them With you
10 you think there's a stove IN the
kitchen"
Al 'eck'n, replied Uncle Jefferson
En 8. csr ain Daph kia cook er
mus dirrah w!d 20 stones en- or
In skillet Vas. sub"
TO BE CONTINUED
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07
Ne" AND NOVEL.

I've got a Up
ping idea gor a
moving picture
a!m Something
absolutely = G "
and novel"
What Is IT,
asked the excited
manager
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07
4 Great chanoe.

There has been a great change In
the past few years"
In what way?"
"A girl can be a blonde now with.
OUT causing It to be suspected that she
10 a self made one"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

Let Us have a scene showing q
young woman doing the housework
while her mother Is stunning the
plano or manicuring her nails"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07
Too Often the Cas-.

Look az that twenty.story building.
When ] came 10 this town | could
have bought that corner for $500
why didn't you DO IL"
We'll, the man who owned Il
wouldn't accept d cash payment OF 80
cents"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07
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81 ~
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IN HAOaEAE'


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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

am sure there were bad spirits al
mat last seance ! attended"
iou don't mean to say that you
could see them"
NO. but ! could smell EN-"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

r. ? o. H-' ar easy ~ha'-
" s.-e quiet room ara g.,
an ne yisltsug cushions '-.-
ATl To- my way ward far-ies am
ate rrrt-Fes 20 hunt ne IL
Arc al my dear te..rs ak
- easy chairs are ranged as1y,
Except where p.0rle Sa-, = ts.x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

gsiiicuidait gria6rimg uuo @e-
i1i6tc im0 mirfen oegrnOireuO lntO
oemoraliiireno mf OoS @cmciuwe-
fen"
o6anatisumS lit cine OerOcr6lide
0}irtr bon reli9oiem @ntbulias-
mus, Selbitii6er6e6unh llmpiiien6eit
ino 9o56eit nit elmer mc6r oocr pe-
niger groBeu 9eimii6uug bon 9eu-
delei.~
@aitor SoIinger founnt 5ll Oen
9enmoe, ooB &ro6i6ition mr. Dem
mo6reu @lall6en 9(b6rtd t6ut mo
Sem 6eimlidcu Suff &ori6ub lciltet.
Ger c6rlpiirOiga air@eniiirit Gar
oinol Gibbons BON Baltimore, bat
IiG fiir3G1, pie bon Der oeutiden
@reiie oeS 2auOes 6eridtet miro, ent-
idieoen aegeu @ro6i6ition ausgeIpro-
den, peil lie Elm @ei6Iedt ponScnd.
lern 6cruor6ringen 3ur Seritealmg
bon @6i9tep mlf ingeiebli6em @ege
9lnlaB ge6cn All 5telle bon 5utrGg7
Iiben @etr1nfen i6lc6ten 6uiel Oent
Goniiuncnteu lieiern mo Ser &e9e-
RING einen rieiigeu 9hlsiaQ al Ster-
ern neruriaden miirOe.
Ga3u 6emerft sic o9eitlihe @olt"
in 5t. 2ouiS ng9eiic @ldBiglmg lit
bei oQen Sonollugeu Oes 9rciieu
Cardinals 2eitniotip oeweien; i6r
ocrOanft cr eS, OaB aud @liGionen
bon 9}i6tfatbolifen i'm a6ten uno
e6reu. @cnu Elm iolbcr @iann mar
ncpo ieinc StiUune er6e6t Damn tbut
CT eS ic6erlid ans ben eoeliten Be
meggriiuOen neil er iiebt OaB oas
2ono All eineu 2I6grnO itebt ino
neil er es fiir feline 4iliGt ais 9iir-
ger bait. sur llnfe6r 81 na1net 10
longe eS nod 3eit iit-9
Ter 9l6iticg in Oas Snncrc Ocs
@ciMS.
Der 9l6itic9 in ous SSnnere oes @e.
iltDs, Sen ser Gngldnoer burlington
Oieicr Gage ous9efii6rt bat eineS
ser geid6rlit6iteu @ogitiide, Die es &c
ben fann lit nid6t oos erite 9l6en-
teuer 0ieier 9lrt SSm Sabre 1871
unterna6m Elm engliiAer @iiienidaft-
ler, Gr. Suo0, cine ,SorihlngStolr
III Sen &rater 0eS &ilonea auf Der
Syniel Samaii. IS fe6lte wepig, Dab
oieie GoQfii6nheit ocm Nfonne 0a5
9eben gefoitet bate. ,Sn Dem 9ooen
oeS 9roters 6efanoen iid6 3uei Sapo.
See'n, bon 6enen Ser fleinere D0llig
rubig oo3uliegeu ihieu Or SlOO
itieg SIT oieient 6imrnter 6is 81 q.
nen ihualen 6elSboriprung oiAt
oorii6er, luo 6eu9te iib 6iua6, I'M
aus i6m mittels eineS eiiernen
Sdopil0iiels ehuas BON Der fliiiligen
9ooa 6eraui 81 bolen SSu Oieienl glil.
aen6ld 6eqomp Joic Gberfldde oeS
-ScgB lid 3lt regpn Sieoimt nro
BOB iib, uno pI6BliA eriolgte eine
Grploiion ourb oie oie 2oUa bod
emporgeiblelioert wnroe. Giuer Der
9cglcitcr Oes SSorihers, Elm @inge-
borencr, podte ben Goftor mO 500
i'm 5u iid5 6eralii on cine geiiherte
5teQe 9tidt cine SehuOe 81 frii6.
Ienu gleid oaraiii fhlt6ete Die for9cn-
Sc Sapo iGon ii6er Oos tleine Sells
itid, auf Dem Or. SuoO Dor6er gc-
itouocn bate, lmo oie 9eioen erreidl.
ten e6en nod re4t5eitig Ole S05e, ais
idon oie 9ana binter i6nen iiber ben
araterranO iuo9tc imO iid in einem
breiteu Strom ms &6ol ergoB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

v9dS lit ie9r eSel uon sy6ueu, bal
Sic bon S6rer 8raut nur bic 2icbe
nNi6f lpo6r2 8ie Dlitg,Tt ndnlid
perlunge id pom @dter!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

lino frdftig 81 peroen giadoem id 2pz
ola 6. Yintbqms p@egetablc Gompouuo"
9euommen iplroe ib id)nea bener mo
bin iebt eine 9elun0e Srau Sdl fam
Sbuen nic6t iageL luic gliidlid) icj bin,
nno fam S6ren pSompouno~ nid)t bpd)
geuug loben. SD lpiir0e nidt o6ue benz
ielben i'm 0auie iein unD menn Is Oreis
NAL 70 Diel foitete Trmt GbaS.
Chapman, 81 g. 9. Nr. Z, @ele0ue.
Gbiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
Ncr 1rnn fuit6arcs Olcihcnf.

Gdsleni9e oaS lie anl etTrlgien ldlIBen
iollte, 1T ibre 0eiun0beit oIlen es mt
ons am ineiitcn nernac6ldiiigte, big III
Qenb elm i6rem @elhIed)t eiacnes SeiOen
iidl fcitgeicBt 6at g8cnn ID leioen0, f6ns
nen iolde 6rauen iid nuf 2Doia 8. Rinfs
bans n&egeiable COMPOUND" perlaIlelL
elm N(ittel, oo5 I'M gSieoerbcritellen bon
eeluobeit fir leoenoe Srauen mun0ers
bar crfolareicb mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

4Slntban1 s vSSeBe Z
4 a b lie COMPOUND"
nd6nl. SQleiu Stiff
len ic1nter5te, bis
I'D gluubte, er mir
De 5erbrec6elL ulO
icb bate Sc9nler5eu
anl gan5en &eibe,
mar nerpos iln0
bate periooiic6eS
Den. SD mar Iebr
lc6ipac5 mo ab9ez
mattet ilnO fait Of
ne Sooffnllng ie
nQl5 ipicOer QellluO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

@eOienter. ,&e0mlre, cupfdn9i
bellte niGtl"
@ldllbiger: SEA, lpenit er mir ipe
nigitenS giebtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

9Senn Sic Den serin9itef 3weiiel 6a
bct, 0af gNbia s. &intGan's y&egctnblc
Compound" Sbucu beifeu ipitp, idlrei6en
Gie an eBbia g. &uf6aM Mlcnicinc GO.,
(uertranlidl), gum, Niaii., nm Hnib.
SBr @ricf iuiro gc1fiuet, ecleicu unO uun
ciner Gran brdntwUrtst rUrrocn uuO itritt
ueriranlidj aebnlten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-05
High Wind, Thunder and Lightning
Accompany Brief
Dowopour.

The threatening and humid eondi55I
.tions which prevailed Yesterday
were followed by thunder storm
yesterday about six o'clock which lln
lowered the temperature consldera-
ibly. 3i
The storm ragged for time west
and northwest of Alexandria before
it reached this city, and is said to
have been severe in those sections.
The wind, when the storm broke
here was high, and many branches
were hurled from trees. No serious
damage, however, is rported. The
rain was binding while the Short
lived storm was in progress.
Alexandrians who were at Airing
ton at the time. as we'll as all others
who attended the unwilling ceremon-
les, had thrilling experiences. when
the wind begarIto bend trees and
the lightning izfas vivid with heavy
thunder, there was a general STAN
.pede for the electric cars which were
nearby. In less time than it takes
ito tell it every coach was over
crowded with marry on the plat
forms. The great mass of human
! ity, having no shelter, had to face
the elements, and some Alexandrlans
returned as thoroughly soaked as II
! they had fallen overheard.
/ During the prevalence of the storm
ia horse attached to brick wager
which was approaching the Highway
Bridge on the way to Washington
was struck by lightning and killed
An empty box car was blown over al
the Potomac Railway yards. sc
far as can be learned no one was IN
jured by the storm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-05
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
City Engineer Dunn Exhibits Draw.
ing to Members Of School.
Board Last Night. .I@d.l

The plans for the new high school
building of Alexandria, to be- erected
The corner of Cameron and West
street, which, have been prepared 5nil-
der the supervision. Of City Engineer
Dunn were exhibited to the members
of the city schools board at their
meeting held last night. The build
ing is to be erected under the direc-
ton of the committees of schools and
public property of City Council.
Every essential in such a struc-
ture has been anticipated, and when
it shall have been erected it will
be found to meet every requirement.
After the action of the usual rou-
tine business which comes before
the monthly meeting, the boaerd
granted permission to the Parents
Teachers Association to use the
grounds of Washington School dur
ing the summer as a play ground
The premises will be in charge of a
directress, who will personally ST.
pervise everything, and the expense
incurred will be borne by the asso-
citation.
1t was decided to hold commence
| ment exercises of the High School If
the Westminster Building on the
night of the 18th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-05

One of the last rn1ngs that Com
modores do before sailing on the e&-
pedition is to Purchase
GIBsoN's PURE OLD RYE.
Could yoL imagine q stronger tesa-
monial. We have alr:kinds Of Liquors
carefully packed in neat cartons
ready FOR shipment to all sections OF
!. Virginia from
); $500 to $500 PER GALLON
i: Have ON hand Gibson's XA, Xxx,
xxx and Pure Gle Rye; Old Cabin
J ct and Monogram also Bakers ana
sThompson's Whiskeys, to which we In
;gite your attention,
Il Should you feel disposed to send Us
an order we know you will be salts
fed with results. Soliciting your trade,
we are, yours respectfully,
iii A aohmaan 9 m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-05
rain STl91 TERDAYELEcIOA NEXT TUESDAY
Candidates for Board of Aldermen
and Common Council Have
Walkoyer

/, Arrangements for the general cleo
tionsto be held on next tuesday, when
four members of the Board Of Alder
men and ght>rhembers of Common
Council will be selected have been
completed by the electoral board.
The election will be very quiet
one, as there is no opposition to, the
Democratic candidates who were Sc
lected in the recent primary.
The names who will appear on the
tickets are as follows: First ward:
Board of Aldermen, Jacob Brill;
Common Council, John Leadbeater
and F. F. Marbury; second ward,
Board of Aldermen, George II. Rob
inson; Common Council, c. W. Wat
ties and William Desmond: third
ward, Board of Aldermen, Maurice
wilkins; Commons Council A. d.
Brockett. and J. W. Bales; fourth
ward, Board of Aldermen, c. j. w
Summers, Common Council, Nicho-
las ]. Law!er and Charles Bend
helm.
The new members of Council VII
take their seats on September lst
when the two boards will organize
by the election of officers.
A very light vote is expected OF
Tuesday, as there is but little inter
est shown in the election. The sa
looms will close on Monday evening
at six o'clock and remain closed un
til Wednesday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-05
FIGHTERS ARE FINED.
Constable Payne Arrests Eight-Two
Others to be Caught.

During picnic near Pohick Church,
Fairfax county, last Saturday, a
number of young men determined to
add fighting feature to the occa-
sion. Constable Payne, upon being
informed of the occurrence, set out
after the disorderly youngsters and
succeeded in capturing eight
They were taken before Justice
Kerby, and after having plead guilty
were made to pay $3.50 each in fines
and costs.
The constable is on the trail Of
two others who are alleged to have
participated in the row.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-05
AT SURPRISE TONIGHT.

If you attend the pictures at the
Surprise tonight, you will see a
great show. The Spirit of the Clay,
by the Vitagraph Company. The
young sculptor inbues his Clay with
the spirit of his wife, as he cherish
ed her in life, De worships her in the
clay and goes with it to his death.
The Bondage of Fear by the Bio
graph Company. Come now, your
brother or your husband, which. On
the Brink, by the Lubin Company.
Don't fail to see the above pic
lures as they are of the best made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-05
PRAISE FOR MANASSAS BOYS
Three Allensworths Are Playing
Great Base Ball.

Three Allensworths Are Playing
Great Base Ball.
Harvey F. Crump, manager Of the
Cardinal Athletic Club, has written
letter to the Manassas Democrat in
which he says.
"The Cardinals of Alexandria are
very proud of two former Manassas
boys who are now playing sensa-
tional ball for them and it is through
the good work which they the doing
that the Cardinals Athletic Club is
now considered among the fastest
:eams in this section. Douglas Mer-
chant and George Allensworth are
he two of whom I speak, the foT-
mer is playing first base for the
maroon gray boys and is putting up
L stellar game on the initial sack bat
ing 700 in six games and fielding
975 in six games, while George AL
ensworth is batting 400 and fielding
800 in center field and 1000 at third
Ease position he has played during
the last two games.
Before the advent Of these two
players the Cardinals were playing
fair game, and the singing of these
:wo proved to be lucky strike for
he manager of the Cardinals, as they
rave filled the gap far better than
he fondest expectations of all the
players and the fans. Lest I for
ret. l wish to mention Walter Al
ellsworth, who is also playing with
he team; although he is not show
ing the ability possessed by fellow
sownsmen he is making rapid IN
.oads as twirler, winning the game
ne pitched by the score of p to g.
allowing only five hits and retiring
10 men by the strike-out route.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-05
MOTORING IN THE COUNTY.
Authorities viii Stop the Abuse Q
the Privilege.

;
the Privilege.
Officials of Alexandria county, Va,
while they have taken steps to stop
the abuse of the automobile law oil
the Old Dominion, violated daily by
some commercial houses of Wash
ington, it is claimed, say they are
not interfering with the pleasure cars
:operated by District motorists.
Under the provisions of the la"
motorists are permitted to use the
thoroughfares of the State of Viz
ginia for two periods of seven days
in each year. 1t is not necessary
first, to secure permission from the
secretary of state at Richmond to
enjoy this privilege.
Recently, however, some business
houses of Washington, it is alleged,
have been sending their motor trucks
into the state to deliver merchandise.
using the same license on different
trucks at various times. One concern
has sent it's truck into the state from
the District more than forty times
without a license, according to a
record which has been kept.
This is considered an abuse OF the
law and it is proposed to call malt.
The law provides that each truck
using the roads of the state shall De
provided with "a license number not
transferable from one truck to an
other. ;,
The charge for license of a small
car or roadster is but So year. anu
for a car not exceeding thirty morse
power, $40 a year. Persons using
the roads of the state continuously
It i claimed, should take out the an
nual license.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-05
Comforting to Stout People.

Foley Cathartic Tablets are a
specially good little regulator that
keeps your system in perfect working
order. No biiousness, no constlpa-
ton, no distress after eating, no
greasy, gassy taste, no belchlng.
They stimulate the natural move
ment of the intestines, free them Of
all clogging substances. A stout
person using them constantly, will
feel thinned out and more comforta-
BILE as result of their use. A per-
feet family cathartic. For sale by
E. S. Leadbeater & Sons.