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vidend disbursements total $2.7O per
share.
Some time ago the east drift on the
5OO-foot level, which had a length Of
500 feet, was extended further to the
east. Last week, al a point about
$50 feet distant from the shaft, it en-
tered a shoot having oreyielding pos
sibnities equal TO those which have
been opened west Of the shaft on the
various levels to a depth of 1918 feet.
With a new ore body opened $50
feet east of the main shaft another
opened in the Black Eagle workings
and yet another in the Ola Oatman
workings, the Tom Reed company is
now mining ore at points along the
main contact for a distance Of $500
feet All of which goes to prove that
the Tom Reed mine Is, in the parlance
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estate at points remote from each
other, under mineral conditions which
assure their continuity.
When S. S. Jones assumed general
charge Of the property Of the Tom
Reed Gold Mines company somewhat
more than five years ago, he opened
pay ore almost Immediately to the
southeast of the main shaft Subse-
quent exploration appeared TO indicate
that the larger deposits Of commercial
ore were locked 10 the northwest Of
the shaft, with the result that for a
protracted period mine development
was prosecuted in that direction al
most exclusively. The mine was
quickly placed on a paying basis and
in due course became one Of splendid
ore-yielding proportions and a regular
monthly dividend payer. TO date, di-
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of the day some mine
After ten days constant pumping
the main workings of the Orion Min.
ing and Milling company have been
unwatered. Early this week force
of miners began cleaning the cross
cuts and drifts of the debris that had
accumulated during the protracted
period that the mine carried an over
burden of H-2-0 and within a few
days the campaign of development
work will be in full swing Three
shifts of miners have been engaged
and two of the shifts are on the job
The third, or night shift, will report
for work early next week.
The affairs of the Orion company
are dominated by coterie Of Los
Angeles business and mining men,
headed by William II. Wise and j.
c. Rhodes. The property Of the com
pany was formerly known as the
Gold Dust" It has a production re-
cord of several hundred thousand dol
lars worth of ore, but was closed
down a number of years ago owing
to pickering and dissentions among
the men who at that Il uncontrolled
it's destiny. Now that the property
is in other hands it is to be given a
fair chance to make good its earlier
promise; and given that chance there
is no reason why the old Gold DusP
mine should not again be numbered
with the producers, 9f the Tom Reed
Gold Road Disttiee "a 81 tMW%
Backed by a deSelopnlent fund. pf
growing proportiohs, he nJeromes.qst g.
man Mining comphny3is prepatfils 10
aggresively develop its grarR qf- i've
claims in the SILVER Greek keei3dIi'.H
the camp. For the past thirty days
a force of men has been letnpios cd iih
grading a road to the pE9pAFty ana
in erecting the necessary, camp buitH-
ings. This work is to be followed BY
the. sinking Of a main whrkfhg shaft
and the installing of powerful mime
machinery consisting of a hoist com
pressor, jack hammers, etc. The con
pany is strong financially, has the
backing of men whose names are
SYNONYMOUS with mining success in
various sections of Arizona, and owns
property well worthy of develop
ment Thus favored. there is reason
to believe the Jerome-Oatman comps-
ny will ultimately become an import
ant factor of the local mining indus
| try.
Fred w. Crosley Of Cripple Greek,
and j. o. A. Carper of Denver, two
/ prominent Colorado mine operators,
have taken over the Gold Belt group
of five claims, adjoining the property
of the Mazona company on the north
west The Gold Belt group is tray
ersed by three well mineralized led
/ ges, all of which give encouraging as
says at surface and nominal depths.
/ It is understood Messrs Crosley and
/ Carper, with other Coloradoans, will
Immediately finance and develop The
property. 1@JFHEf
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NEW STRIKE IN OAT-
MAN CHEERS CAMP
Contlnued ZION &c ono

continued FROM rage OueJ
be to stimulate mining operations I'm
all sections of the camp
The United Eastern mine is located
on the main Tom Reed contact at
distance Of about two miles from the
Black Eagle shaft, and in this con-
tact eliminating the United Eastern,
Black Eagle and Tom Reed workings
proper, ore has been opened of late
at two intermediate points. These
two discoveries pointedly illustrate
the ore-yielding possibilities of the
area lying between the United East
ern and Black Eagle shafts AS a
further Illustration the following win
serve:
Last week ore bodies were discover
ed i'm the Ola Oatman workings Of
the Tom Reed company and in the
company's main workings In the
first instance a body of pay milling
ore was encountered near the south
east end line of the Ola Oatman, at
a point about 400 feet northwest Of
the main Tom Reed shaft. In the
last instance ore was discovered in
the remote precincts of the workings
extended 10 the east from the main
Tom Reed shaft at a depth of 500
feet In both instances the ore is
commercially valuable and is being
sent to the company's mill
The net result of the two trikes
and of the one made this week in
the Black Eagle workings. is to de-
monstrate the presence of new and
valuable ore bodies on the Tom Reed
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could not stand on
my feet. My sister
in-law wished me TO
try Lydia f. Pink.
hams Vegetable
Compound and my
nerves became firm,
appetite good, step
elastic, and l lost
that weak, tired
feeling. That was
six years ago and !
have had three fine
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STILL CONTINUES
STRONG PRODUCTION LARGE
Continued From Page one)

making plant remedy have
placed
from iewry to freight cars type
writer's and sewing machines
the ammunition manufacturing
doubled and is being multiplied
consumption copper in war supplies has been
limited during the manufacturing
capacity that during this production
multiplication plant capacity now under way
win make possible copper
ammunition, copper be
doubled there certainly anticipate in price
As maueef fact the copper of
and reduction plants forced their limit probably
5 geaernow than altogether
improbable output
the advanced pound
very limited increase Of copper production an
almost and prospective expansion of plants
for its seemingly one outcome Demand for
copper must expansion pro
dueton and the war continues another the
copers showing tendency to advance The liquidation Of
weakly magnd very
ing demand majority
stn inclined be
the stability Of spectators
and believe
anticipation of o
only Installing
shells
Nearly all them getting actual
Notwithstanding
millions their
prices
they n
somewhat surprising that the traders
money purchase mining
companies which make relatively large profits by supplying the raw
material
prices Of
have profits likely
present prices
enjoyed
but collapsed with the the market following the sinking of the Lusi
tana.
seems the heavy sales metal June prices
to
far industrial
ammunition They
able begin it,
inability specifications delay obtaining machinery and the
seriously red
operations temporarily
demand has low
meanwhile having depressed prices about two cents
pound
Thus condition
purchase with
companies which will be among the
When the big buying demand
for copper price Of the metal materially
above the highest quotations copper
speculation which has occurred the war order
ndustras IS reasonably certain to
powerful
stocks Notwithstanding that this
mistaken is quite certain that will operate to
selling that check the price advance
considerable decline the prices of some
wariss
There group
today great possibilities
companies have large
fully equipped plants he
worldwide market With the price of copper three to five
dividends which wou
constitute highly satisfactory which
their stocks selling.
Fl If European
sonaby likely sell hg
as % or cents pound producing companies
the current market value of thei
shares with exceptions debt and abundant
y supplied be used tt
pay on preferred stock but will be
available increases in dividend disbursements
points vdend disbursements total SO pei
E other under neralco conditions which
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WARREN lid sourH RlseEE

WARREN: Sunday School 10 a. m.
No preaching service this morning
SOUTH BISBEE: Sunday School 8
p. m. Preaching, 7:45 p. M
Subject: Christ the incompatible
Friend"
Week night services at an points at
usual time.
j. BHYS EVANS, Minister
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Sunday School, 9:45. Preaching
service IL a. m. Rev. }, Rhys Evans.
Christian Endeavor 6:3O. Leader, Mr..
Foster Union service in the evening
at y. NJ. c.. A.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

9:45 a. m, Sunday School II a. m.
Preaching How Do You Pray?'
GAS p. M. Union service at Y. NJ. C. A.
Sermon by the pastor of the Method
list Church Subject: THE Question
Of the Centuries" 7:45 p. m, We'd,
prayer service.
o. NJ. ANDREWS, Pastor.
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The entertainment by the little
Misses of the Polly Ann Club at the
Presbyterian church on Friday even
ing, was well attended and much en-
joyed by those present Musical mum
bers by Miss Celia Errett Mrs G. S.
Thompson and Mrs. H. s. Becker,
with Mrs. Salmon as accompanist and
a talk on club work by Mrs Thomp-
son, were the grown up features OF
the evening A piano solo by little
Berenice Stipe was much enjoyed
The FIRST number Of the club was a
march and drill, forming the letters
p, A, C., and the first number of the
program was a Flower Festival in
which Muriel O'Neil and Wren Finni
ty were king and Queen of the flow.
ers, who all came to do honor to them
A pretty little song and march con
cluded the program, after which fruit
punch was served to the guests.
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One of the pleasant social affairs
of the week was an informal party
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert De Saulles on Opera Drive
Tuesday evening. Mrs. De Saulles
formerly Miss Lena Blair, was a most
charming hostess and a number of
her intimate friends helped to make
the evening a most enjoyable one.
Dancing, cards music and fortune
telling were the pleasant features and
Mrs. De Saulles was the recipient of
a pretty cut glass bowl and happy. as
a little token Of the occasion from her
friends Refreshments of caramel
ices, cakes, and punch were served
The guests present included Misses
Lucy and Margaret Caretto, Margaret
McCusker, Dolly and Ola Fowler Lii
liam Peterson, Eva Suttey, Edith
Barch Anna Cowan, LESSEE Loe, Mil
dred Ashby and Victoria Gregovich.
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WAS MISERABLE
COULDN'T STAND
Testifies She Was Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Lackawanna, N. Y" After my first
child was born felt very miserable and
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Churches
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Opposite Central School.

The church that makes you feel at
home
Bible School, 10 a. m. Preaching.
II a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
s p. m.
Union services Sunday night at Y
NJ. G. A. Rev Andrews of the Method
list Church, will preach at sermon.
JEO. J. RUTH, Minister
The Christian Science Society of Bis
bee holds services in odd Fellows
Hall at II a. m. The public is wei
come and invited to attend. Subject
for Sunday. August IS, Soul"
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sunday School, Bakerville 9 a. m.
Bisbee, 9:45. Morning service 9:45
a. M Thursday, Choir practice, 1880
p. m,
II. s. BREWSTER, Rector
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Returning jurors from the county
seat last night brought back news OF
the Tombstone social happenings OF
the past week On Tuesday evening
Mr.. John Labross and Miss Anna
Perry, we'll known and very popular
among the younger set there. were
quietly married at the home OF the
bride. Il soon became noised around
that such an event had occurred ana
a Tin Pan Brigade, armed with the
necessary implements, were soon pro
ceeding toward the Perry residence.
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Mrs. Ed Riley entertained the Lad
les Bowling Club Tuesday evening.
Two new members we're initiated and
pleasant social time was enjoyed.
Refreshments Of fruit salad, punch
and cake were served at the usual
hour
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One Of the enjoyable parties Of the
week was an affair given at the home
Of Mrs Harry Sealey a few evenings
ago. Music and dancing were the
features of the evening Mr. Billy
Martindale presided at the piano and
everyone present Joined in making
the occasion one of much merriment
Dainty refreshments were served dur
ing the evening, and those present
included Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Foster, Mr. and Mrs Connol-
ly, Mrs r. j. Spalding. MT and Mrs
John Connolly, Mrs. Mathews, Mrs.
Whitney Mrs Kinney and Misses
Sue McDermott Eva Suttey, Marie
and Lena Kaminske Blanche, Mildred
and Berenice Robinson, Mayme and
Billie Foster. Vincent Spalding Fritz
Spalding, Win Hayes. Hugh Sealey,
and Margaret and Charlotte Sealey.
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Mrs. T. L. Houston and mother.
Mrs. Cassidy. who has been her guest
for some time, left for the coast Fri
day evening. Mr. Houston will join
them later and they expect to spend
several weeks at the expositions and
various seaside resorts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Crysler en-
tertained few friends on Thursday
evening. The occasion was i'm honor
of Mrs. Cryslers birthday. Delicious
refreshments were served and cards
were a pleasant feature of the even
ing Those enjoying the occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sutton. Mr..
and Mrs. F. Lang, Mr. and Mrs r..
d. Calling, Mr.. and Mrs Allen and
Mr. S. Ohler.
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Mrs. j. p Williamson entertained
with bridge party in honor of Mrs.
Blanchard of Kansas, and MIS-. Fox
Of Douglas at two-thirty on Friday
afternoon. There were four tables
and the prize for the points was won
by Mrs Roberts. The prize for hon
ors was awarded TO Mrs. Pearson.
Canteloupe sundae and cake was serv-
ed to twenty guests.
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The 18th Inf. entertained with a de-
lightful hop at the Army Pavilion at
Camp Douglas, on Friday evening
The hail was beautifully decorated
with flags and banners of the nth,
and suspended from the roof was a
large figure all in electric lights The
full regimental band furnished the
music for the occasion, and a mid
night luncheon of sandwiches, olives
and coffee was served to about one
hundred guests.
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Mrs. Cass Benton was hostess at
delightful luncheon Wednesday at her
new home in Tombstone Canyon A
prettily appointed FIVE course repast
was served with an attractive color
scheme. The guests present included
Mrs. r. L. Welp. Mrs. Claude White.
Mrs. Roy Benton, Mrs II. c. Trees
and Mrs Benton.
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Mrs William siddell Of Clifton is
the guest of her mother Mrs Hennig-
er in Baskerville. and will visit here
for some time.
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Miss Florence and Barbara Wat
kins entertained a number of their
girl friends Monday afternoon with a
little needle work social. Dainty re-
freshments were served. The young
ladies enjoying the occasion were
Misses Gladys and Doris Hodgson,
Florence Maddox. Nellie Dunstan,
Lucille Watkins. Miss Meyer and Mrs
Watkins.
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Lieuts. Hogue and Adair Of the 10th
Cavalry were hosts at a very delight
ful dinner at the Army Headquarters
at Naco on Sunday afternoon. A de-
licious seven course dinner was serv-
ed and covers were laid for eight
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Will
Jams, Miss Little, Miss Williams,
Lieuts Hogue, Adair, Halnes and
Major Byram
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Many well know society ladies' are
interested in the latest fad in the Dis
trict, among the fair sex. Embroidery
and crochet work have become inn
mensely POPULAR in fact, among ma
ny ladies', it is "all the rage" MS.
Miner, of the New Art q Hat Store.
will commence her series Of lessons
i'm these lines tomorrow and many
society ladies viii take advantage Of
the opportunity
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A merry picnic party enjoyed the
evening at Vista Park in Warren on
Saturday The usual sumptious pic
mic supper was served and afterward
dancing was enjoyed until late hour
Those enjoying the occasion include
Mrs. Harry Sealey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
is Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Spald-
ing Mr. and Mrs. John Connolly. Mrs.
Dave Foster Billy Martindale, and
Misses Sue McDermott. Eva Suttey,
Helen West and Vanita Lewis.
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Mrs. Pearce Wilson gave an infOr-
NAL luncheon al her home on Mason
Hill Thursday complimentary to a
few of her lady friends. Three cours-
es were served and covers were laid
for seven. the table decorations were
nasturtiums
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Mrs. Homer Trees entertained at
dinner sunday. complimentary to Mr.
and Mrs r. L. Welp, and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bear A FIVE course repast
was served and the affair was very
enjoyable
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The Aloha Camp Fire Girls are
planning to give a dramatic entertain
ment I'm the near future. Several en-
thusiastic rehemsals have been held
already Their playlets are entitled
Pat Dollars Wedding" and "When
Ma Took Office"
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Mr. and Mrs. Williams entertained
with a delightful dinner party in hon
d Of their guest, Miss Little, on Wet
nesday evening. The table was dec
ora'ed with a basket of flowers AMI
tse almond boxes and the place car:s
matched the color scheme Covers
were laid for Capt. and Mrs. Bryan,
Miss Little and 1t. Hogue, Miss Will
Jams and It. Adair.
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The many friends of Lieut.. ROLAND
Webster Case, late of the 18th INF,
and stationed at Douglas for some
months, will learn with regret that
be has been transferred to another
regiment and is detailed to a foreign
service. He left last Tuesday for
the Philippines.
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Mrs. A. r. Griffith was hostess at a
little informal afternoon affair from
two until four on Friday. A few init
mate friends We're entertained and
light refreshments We're served The
afternoon was spent at fancy work
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Miss Pattie Kinsella returned Fri
day from a several months vacation
on the coast Miss .Kinsella visited
both eXpositions, and reports a fine
trip.
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Mrs. Neva Anderson and daughter
Minnie. left the latter part Of the
week for a ten days outing in the
Huachucas.
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Mrs. J. L. Ashby entertained at an
informal luncheon at her home on
Higgins Hill Saturday. A prettily ap
pointed three course luncheon was
served and covers were laid for Mrs
John Quick, Mrs. NJ l.. Butler, Mrs
Thomas Long, Mrs. NC. High Mrs
Friedell and Miss Anna White.
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Miss Susie Mahan of Baker, oregon
is the guest of her aunt Mrs. f. j.
Cannon Of Jigerville. this week Miss
Mahan has been attending school at
Berkeley. Cal, and has also visited
the exposition during her stay on the
coast
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poppen are
spending the day in the Huachucas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Poppen are
spending the day i'm the Huachucas
Miss Lottie Mckee, Mrs. Masbier Of
Tucson. Miss Helen Treu, Mrs. Blan-
chard and Messrs Hodgson and Noa-
KUN motored over to attend the pa
vilion dance i'm Douglas on Friday
evening
Mrs. Masbier Of Tucson, is the
guest of Miss Lottie Mckee. Mrs.
Masbier is well known here where
she lived in her girlhood, and has ma.
ny friends among the Bisbee society
folk.
Mrs. George Ochs is expected home
on Thursday from a visit to her reia.
tives in Nebraska. It will be remem
bered that Mrs Ochs lost her father
while away. She has many friends
who viii welcome her home.
Mrs Howard Sterling entertained
with luucneOn on saturday at one
o'clock at her home on Quality Hill
a delicious luncheon was served and
the guests played bridge in the after
noon. Those present were Mesdames
Folsom. Bledsoe. Williams, William
son, Blanchard and Mrs. Fox of Doug
las.
Mr. Blanchard, of Topeka Kansas
will arrive i'm Bisbee early on Tues
day to visit a few days as the guess
of Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Williamson
Mrs Blanchard has been a most de
lightful visitor i'm the Williamson
home for a few weeks Mr.. and Mrs
Blanchard will visit the expositioni
before returning TO their home in To
peka.
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The New Idea Club entertained
with a progressive breakfast Monday
at which Mrs. WelD, Mrs. Harris and
Mrs. Treece were, the hOstesses. The
menu consisted of grape fruit, hot
rolls, ham and eggs, jellies, oranges,
grapes, cake and coffee, and the cours
es were served in order at the homes
OF each The table decorations were
wild flowers and nasturtiums, and the
affair was enjoyed by Mrs Hicks,
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Bear Mrs Har-
ris, Mrs. Welps and Mrs. Treece
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Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pelton and fam
Ily left yesterday for California and
win be away for some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

The Home Department Of the Phila-
thea class met at the home OF Mrs
+. C. Limprecht Wednesday after
noon. instead of their usual meeting
at the Y w. c. A. The occasion was
the birthday anniversary Of Mrs. Lin
precht and Mrs. Childears, and after
the regular bible study hour, the lad
les enjoyed a social time, and dainty
refreshments Of ice cream, cake and
punch we're served. There We're the
usual number present and everyone
r.nnnI. 4 rlInu .nr.A tE-..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-29
George Baier
THE PARASITES

The burro'o life is one gay round,
Betwixt the and the pound
Like Sir John Moore, of burial fame
He little recks Of why he came.
II he can doze, and drink and eat,
IL matters not il corn or wheat
Kaffir or maize or tumble weed,
They all do satisfy his need.
The present causes him no fear;
The future holds no prospect drear.
Content he lives, content he dies,
For all he needs the town supplies.
Now then, there are some men, alas!
Who much resemble this same ass.
They think the world n living owes
To them in drink and grub and
clothes.
They are u greatest parasites,
And we should hold their funeral
rites.
They nowhere in our town do fit,
So let US make them hit the grit
{. +. Cusack, Tucumcari, n. NJ.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-29

White Orpington eggs from
pure-bred stock descendants
from prize winning strains. Two
pens headed by good males. Just
received one from Amarillo. He
is a fine large fellow, standard
weight and good eye. These
chickens are large and look like
turkeys when grown. If you
want good stuff at reasonable
prices call News Office or at resi-
dence on south Adams street.
Sl.50 per Is.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-29

Strictly fresh eggs l6c a dozen at
Eagers' Grocery
Get you "a Palm Beach Suit at Bon
ems while stock is complete.
Mrs. w. p. Brayton Of Logan, was
"A Tucumcari visitor last Friday.
Rev. +. W. Morton of San Jon was
in the city Tuesday on business.
Levi Lender i'm "The Pennant" is
alone worth the proce Of admission.
Arrangements are being made to
hold the baccalaureate services at the
opera house Sunday, May 9.
D'Roy Welch was in from the Nor
ton neighborhood today on business.
He reports everybody busy putting in
.heir crops.
Bright, catchy, music in THE PEN
NANT. Hear it.
Jack Lawson, in THE Pennant" will
please you in his tenor solo parts.
Hear him.
Miss Clare Hall left Wednesday
morning for Fl. Stanton, n. NJ, af-
ter a brief visit with Mrs. A. n. Ev-
ans and other friends in this city.
The Maxwell Mail says a merchant
in that town has encountered the very
worst mail order bug. This chap ow-
ed the merchant for five months gro
ceries and recently borrowed the cash
to pay express on a shipment of gro
c%eries, etc, from Montgomeryburg 4
Ward CO., which he had already paid
cash fon
All kinds of short orders, cat fish,
fresh from the market. All kinds
Of lunches put up. Poultry bought
and sold. Phone 300. l will do the
rest. j. r. Wells