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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

gcnt @ampi 0as lit eine groBe
mdMtige @ofie. oie ocn aalifen &C.
ge6en UurO, oie 6eionoers perb0ng.
niBooa fir Guglano ucroen fam"
60 iprac6 gl60 III Somio Dor oiuan.
ala ,su5ren jcbt III oieicr ibmercn
Set, in oieiem @cltfricge miro Oielcr
ghlsiprud6 oiirh icinen glohfolacr
sur g8o1rbcit. Gr ruft iie ouf oic
WluieImancn In Snoicn mic in Sle8Dp.
ten. imo oie Eiirfei miQ bclfen iencS
5truigariht iiber lire uno unicre
Scin0e absu6oltet sic bon Sob lu0
6eieelt, oeiCn Dlutigea
&rieg 6eraui6ei1Uorenl
g3cr sic tiirfiihs 9lntion gut fennt
ocr fanr oudb llirmol5 ocn @lauben
Ooron ncrIoreh 6obcr Sab lie pcr-
iutben wiir0c, iib naM oeni 9aIfan
frieae 5u ridden ~ gegen all sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

S5einoe, bic iiber oie nnoorbercitetc
mc6rloie Giirfei bcrfieIeii. ipelAe oen
Icriprehunaen Der @roBmdhte Der.
trouenO, i6re9feieroei cntlaiien batte.
rmo nidt geriiitet mar geoen ioldcn
lteberfaal
Gctuo6 pehrteu lie iih pie nSel.
ocn~ luo nirbt, neil iie feige uaren,
interloaen Iie Der llebermnht, ion-
bern neil i6nen oie 5iibrer feblten
oic g9affen Die W}lnition, Die
|fleaer fir Sic Terpuiloeten neil
nir1ts orgoniiirt inO por5ereitet par
iin0 peil iie bungerten itno Der
idjredlihcn Sende. scr G6olcra I'M.
terlugenl NungcrnO, friercno,
o6ne quite @oifen, oie G6olcro IN
sen GIieocrL iuarien iie iih Dem
5ciuOe rntgeaen; nit Sooesoerad.
tuna mollten iie fdmpien, iiegen, o0cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

gen. Der oaen Qe6ensoerb1ItniIien
Siherbeit uno Gouer gibt. Sreue
9ibt oen Wlonne Rraft fir ieinen De
mi. 6dlt ooS Wlutterailge ioreeno oi-
fen ii6er ibren ainoert. oerleibt ser
Satin in aleu- 2ebeuslngeu @iiroe
lno WliIoe, niloert iel6it ons 8eb
0eS SdeiOensl Sreue lit ober oudj
Der feite glrfer fir ale 8flihten umo
fir 0os, mas lett ale Gcutiden ais
6eilige 2ebensoufgobe onerfennen, in
Treue 3uionunen5uitebeu fiir &oiier
1no 9leih.
0os lit oie 0beilige Sabne~, Inn
sic mir rnS iAoarenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

Tic alto Staot, sic megen Scr
slnno 1S7OI7t bcipieicnen Eopfer-
felt 6eilte Oos arcu3 ser @5rcnlcgiom
I'M @oppeu fiibren bari Bat felt
ibrem 9eite6en mun6en gGanocl
oir&gemodt llripriinglih @igen-
t9um Der @rofen Don gourgogne,
liel tic i'm Sabre 1850 Sen SeIterrei-
'bern IN oie Sdnoe; iie ging ipdter
mleoer in Den 8elib ocr erItercn iiber,
lnuBte mG6reno Oes 9reiBigiG6rigen
Rrieges fiinfmal Die '5cbreden elmer
SelogerlIng iiber iic6 crge6en Ioiien,
muroe i'm Sabre t64S bon oen fSran.
5oien anneftiert lnO 1St4/15 bon
ooelt Ierbiinoeten oergebli9 belogert.
Selfort 5erf1at beute in 3pei Stoot.
i5eilc, in sic olte Stoot uno Sen
neuen l5on6ourg oe 5ronce. Sier
nocp ole ronlontiid)en 9lntc.beaum-
Soulcr, eng aueinnnOer gcl6attelt,
ilno f9nolc 0iiitcrc Gtroben pic i'm
olteren Boris oort muocrne Qoll.
ten Suft, 2icGt uno 0ebcn, 6ilDicbc
9nlo9en imo @1rten. 9infs bon Scr
Soooureuie bic 9eraongcnbcit. rcHts
pom 6Miic sic @egcnwart. 0urc9
elnen trophtcinartigcn 95blcnganl
llno iiber cine uur ip1rlib erlcuHteie.
uus9etretcnc Steinircppe gclongtc iG
3u Dem foloNalen 20pcnocnfmol.
qQos bon cinem olten Gricgsocteronen
oemaht miro. Iieicr er5dblte mir
Don Der n9lnn6c terrible. Bon Dem
Sononel 0cnicrt 9oAcrcalL rnter
oelll er ..ofhit acfobtcn Ddt ltno ben
0rgrcdcu ocr @cIaAcrnns. Gr lpmnt
oHuc9 onl Sic lLneinne9nl6arteit ser
3eltun9 81 iprehcn. &abcn Sic i6on
elllnal iolbc oide Wloueru oeic6eu?
ro9t CT mid. g(aer0ings. Die 6elhmg
''iad9t eincn Itarfen Gin0rud. aber
~ iu1einne6mbar2 ~ SSn 0ns
S@loB founte i9 nic6t 6inein. 8u.
N'lt ltrcng berbotenl Sit mid peiter
nuts 5u ic6clt meinte Der g[lte, lie9t
~pC elne NompN9nle obcli. N0s 0ltc
S9ateui iie6t mic cine 3miug6lrg
JUS mo germ bate icb cinmal bin.
en'qeldjout Oh cs lpirflic0 Oort nidts
gu leben oi6t. gl6cr oos @cr6otl GS
gsSelBt 5Uor, Dab man Die @raitbiliB
ur oen @ciucb i'm Bureau Sc letat-
HIalor 0u @ouOcrneur erboiten fam
NY 9loube es jeoob nid5t, oenn mir
@olHroe MIR elm iebr b0ilicbeS: p9lou
rT'onlieiir" 3ll 9beil. Neim 2Ibi6ieo
eS9te mir ser gIlte nod ans $er5, oic
@eilt Gbriitop6c Stride olI Der
S'ace o'9lrmes gcnnI oi5ple9en.
SorE f0nnen Sic nod Spuren Der
IuVurlaen oeutihen @riiBe BON 1870
s.'l.oeden Mabr6aftio, Der glltc Hotte
sgt sic Stride, Ocrcn gou mid ali
ole &otbe0role bon @opuilnd erin.
"erfe, 5eigt 6eute nod Die Splrren Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

ocuti1en &anonentreifer. Gor ser
Stride ite6t 0os bon Wlercier &c.
i1oifenc &riegeroenfmol. nQuanO
meme~l 9os Genfnnl, erri6tet sur
Grinnerung ON 0en 0berlten Gen.
fert.9loc5ercoi in6 al S6iers, Der
Sem Ieri6cioiger 9elfortS 3ur Gapi-
tulation gerotben botte, iibt cine
paden0c gSirfun1 ouf 0en @eihancr
aus. Sine iinge @lidlierin ole oen
&ioeritono i0n6oliicrcu ioa, bat
cincn t00tlih pcuuuuioueu Sol0aten
i'm 9lrm mo Dem Ster6enoen oos
@aDe6r cntriiien oos iie ~wie sur
gIbwe5r unO 5um S4ug iiber Ocn
Solonten belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

iterbeul g9ie poQ 9cwimoerltng ma.
rem Die @eriAtc Ser oeutiden aron.
fenidmeiiern bonn Gotben areus ~
mie sic SoIouten litten itorbcn -
c1ne &lagc. @ein Bolt Der @r0e
b1tte iieacn fonnen inter iolcbclt
@er66ltniiien, ge0en iolNc Gcpaltcul
Sie lieBen iih binihIoc6ten bum.
eetn0 uno franf. obne Nliirren fir
ibr 8oterlono. o6er nie eritarb Sci
ocn llcderlcbenoen i6r Softer, ibre
Ncaeiiieruug ibre 6rcuOiafeit. mie
Der 8ii cro6eru mas mon ibuen IN 10
6eiBem unoleic6en Aampie abgerrul.
gen Bate. 9lub sic @creArlulg fiir
inicren gelie6ten Saiier fiir Geutidl.
LAMB tit nie In 0en Ncr3en 0er Otto.
monen crloiNen BENT es iii ein @olf
oos 8reue 81 boltcn peiB unO Oont.
Bar it'll Greue aber lit Der title Se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

Gouls Sail mar sic wiHtige 9a6n.
linie gloucp Eoris frei geporoen,
ouf Der i6on meni9e GAGE oaralif oic
eritcu Erippcn3iige fii6ren. Die Sc.
lagerlmg bate nod melt Idnoer wd6-
rem fonnen petn man auf gcgneri-
iAer Seite nidbt oud in Ser 6eitlmg
oiel peri1umt 6Gtte, geriouol imo
Nlateriol moreu oleicb itngcniigeuo;
Scr &ommonoont ourite feinen 9lliS.
ioa mogen, ouritc nirgen0s oftiO ein.
greiicu, woate er niht geid6roete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10


auh oicie bcioen golfer per0mfien.
Gle golfer molen bei i6ren ScIoen.
S0eolen iiidlt mr., oob iie ibre &ilidt
tbiui, iino ooB iie ibnen Mobltboten
cripeiien. Sie mollen germ, oaB Ser
&elo i1nen oucb ourh cine fleine
Shmdde meuihIim nader trete. ae-
piiiermoBen aiif ihr 9lipcmi berab.
iteige; 0afiir erhobt man 0nnn ouM
ihre 8eroienitc uno iibertreibt ibre
Grfolge. 9ei ms bat Der 4rieg
ldon ieine Sel0en ge8eitigt init oenen
itlb Die &olfSp6autoie nebr o0er noe.
niger Ie6bait beihdftiet. Gas miro
iiher I'M 2aufe oes 8rieges nod mebr
8rne6men ie mebr decentralization
herportreten mer0en. Die icBt nod IN
Ger Waiie Der iibrigen Deridminocu
0ie aber Scr Iroug 0eS Qlngeublids
aus Dem Ilnfel beroorrliien lpirb
&pn uniereu @encrnlen mnr III ben
ariten pier3ebn Enaen oes aric8es
leiner oolfBtbinllihcr ais @cneral
b. Gntmih. Ser Groberer bon Siittih.
Seitocn boben iih sic @eitalten iino
0ie gregniiie in Dem rnaebaiern
0rama oicIes @eltfrieaes( immer
mebr oeordnat Ger Grobercr BON
glntperpeu, @euernl bon 8eIeler lit
oonod, DolfstbHmlih aemoroen fer
ner @eneral b. alud ,.oiaicr pielleidlt.
ueil er 3uerit Die GnalalOer c5liia
mo am tieiiten III 6rnnlreid elm.
orung. 2einer BON iinieru militdri.
iten Siibrern lit ober Bis iebt 10
Dolfstbitnllid) aeiuoroen pie Der @e.
neraloberit b. Sinoenburg, Der sic.
ger nolt Sonnenberg. Die 8eitungen
in Dielen Tbeilen oes 9feihes ipreden
bon ibm MIR ols bon uitaiern Sim
0enburg~. &ierin aeigt iib Elm rid-
tiaer 8olfSinitinft fir oie @5roBe uuo
Die 8eoeihing iener Sdladf. Seine
ocutit6e @udban0lung giebt cs lpobl,
in Der man nidt ien 8il0 idon oe-
ie6cn bnt, pielfoh NIT 2orbecr- o0er
@ihenbldttern lmtfrnn3t ,Sn Glt.
preuben. 100 man ibn notiirlid be-
lon0ers Im1tt, icben mir bercitS Eel
Ter, auf oencu iein 9iloniB geuialt
1T llno 9lnefootcn loilien BON ibnt
nm mobre iino folide, nQes 0urt-
einanocrl 5o fobelte mnn Dab er
an giht Ioioe. unOinfolgeoeile1 nidt
6u &iero itciaen tonne, mos ben glus-
brudl ciper nllaclneinen oiientlihen
Soroc fit ieine @eiun0beit 5ur
1olae 6ottc 9l6Ait oeu militariiMen
Sirapo5en iuerocn bic picIen 2obae.
oifte uno 9le3epte. sic CT erbdlt. Die
eroBte 9InitrcnQirna fir Serm D.
6inOenburg iein 9Air3lib eupiing
er in ieinem 2uortier mcbrere 3on-
siacr &crren oie Spen0en fit feline
9lrnee qebrodlt botten. Sie fanocr
ooB ct iid elmer misge3eidneten @e-
itn06ait erirat ltno ct, r5dblte
ibnen loheno, 0nB mon ibut od man
i6n nod einc @aaenlteinirnnfbGt
irrt6iimlih suithriebe, uidt mcniser
ols 80 Wliitel aeaeli @ollenlieiN 5ii.
deioi6t bnbe. Ger Nitbm bat otd)
iline fleinen 9lodtbeilc. ipie man
iicbt Goh fam man fh oie NIT
i6m crfouite @oIfstbiimlihfeit iuobL
aefullcn loiIen Gem 0ie bat einet
ieitcn niiIitdriihen Wertb, i'll Elm
Stdrfnn9s. uno 3uneriidiSmitfel
fir sen Solooten uno cine iihere
Stiibe fit oen aommonoiren0en,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

0ic Sran5oien 6obcn 3piihcu 8cl.
iort, 9lancg mo Ioul eingn Settings.
0iirtel gejo9ch Die cs in 0icicr id)icr
uuiibcrrinoIidbcn Stdrtc foluu cnen
5ueitca gibt. Sic BADEN 1870 criob.
rem miiicn 0oB igr @eliort 5nor
Gin uerIdBli4er Stiispuaft mar oaB
ieine aouonen abcr nidf 0ieic gdit5e
Strede be6rrrlAten Canals io rc.
nig wie beute 5dtte Toul oci Ior.
norid aui %nris 6cumcn fonnen.
Die Stoot lit oui Orci Sciten in Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

&infte unper6GlniBndBig ibwG.
den. Die Sron3oien seitolteten noA
Dem &rieg oie nod @aibans dlterer
W}anier erridtete 6cihns bon @unO
aus I'M. Selite itrobt lire gauge llm-
gebrmg bon Stett in0 Giien. Sort
reibt iib oil Sort. S6rithpeiie mill
fen mir oen 8o0en erf6mpien, ocn
rofiinierteitc @crt6eioiaunaSfunIt
uns bor5ucnt6olten itrebf poaen mir
fpie oamols Eoul ielbit beiAieBen
tonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

I. @elfOrt. II Die 9Slace Oe Ia {
9iepnblique in SeliOrt init Der {
9SrGfeftiir, Dem Gercle Wiilitaire Z
nnO Oem SGlOk. {
2. Der 1870 5eridURene {
MliOtte-S6mrm. {
3. SelfOrt einen Sag mad Scr :
llcberoabe (1S71). {
4. 3erit0tnng Der 9sOrte Se {
iSrance. {
8. General bOg %erSer, Der 6
Sieeer Der Sdla6t Don Selfort {
1870. {
6. GleineS Sort bei gelfOrt. :
z. 9lnnu 10; SSarlnmentar 5
UUr Sonl. Z
8. 9Slan 5n SOul's geluse- {
( RING. s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

SSrau Gontmer8ienrntb Gum Dienil.
mdohen): ugInno. uebmen Sie Sen
aroBen @inianisforb, uuo fommeu
sic NIT mirl0
Gienitndohen; nNir oe1en alil
Sen Wlnrft gnooiae 6rmi2"
Grau aomuerdienratb ugleiw.
5ilm Suiuclierl"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-09

is further ordered that said defend
ant, Matilda j. Moore, be served with
"A certified copy of this order, if prac-
ticable, wherever she may be found,
by the Marshal Of the district wher.
found, and that il any person or per-
sons be in possession or charge OF
said land, that they be served by the
Marshal of this district with a GER
titled copy of this order.
Done at Santa Fe, this the oath day
of July, A. d., 1915. VIM. II. Pope,
Judge
United States District Court }
District Of New Mexico
!, Harry +. Lee, clerk of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for
the District of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing
is n true and correct copy Of an order
of court filed and entered of record
in my said Office on the oath day Of
July, A. d., 1915.
WITNESS my official signature and
the seal of said court at Santa Fe, in
said District, this Gath day Of August,
A. d., 1915. HARRY +. LEE,
9-9-6t (Seal) Clerk
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-09

In the District Court of the United
States for tire District Of New
Mexico
United States Of America,
Plaintiff
VS.. No. go
Mollie ID. Bradiield, In Equity
John A. Moore and
Matilda j. Moore, Defendants
ORDER
Now on this day this cause comes
on upon motion of plaintiff by Harry
l.. Patton, Assistant United States
Attorney, praying for an order direct
ing the defendant, Matilda j. Moore,
to appear, plead, answer or demur
herein by a day certain to be fixed by
the Court, and
II appearing to the Court that the
above entitled action is commenced
for the purpose of removing n cloud
upon certain land, belonging to plain
tiff and situate in the District of New
Mexico, and described as follows, to-
wit: The NEA of Section "a, Twp
10 North, of Range 80 East, New Mex
lCO IIlnClpul "cIiuluut anu lOi IHS
purpose of canceling and setting aside
a certain patent issued by plaintiff
conveying said land to defendant, Mol
lie ID. Bradfeld, and for the purpose
Of cancelling and setting aside a GER.
tain deed of conveyance, wherein the
said defendant, Mollie ID. Bradfeld,
conveyed or purported to convey said
land to defendant, Matilda J. Moore,
and for the purpose of securing gen.
eral equitable relief prayed for in
said action, and
II further appearing to the Court
that said defendant, Matilda J. Moore,
has not voluntarily appeared herein,
and that she cannot be found in this
district after diligent search, and that
she cannot be served with the ordinary
process Of this court, and that she
Is now without this district.
II is therefore ordered by the Cour,
that the defendant, Matilda j. Moore
do appear, plead, answer or demur In
the within cause by Monday the frs,
day Of November, A. D., 1915, and l,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-09

John Robinson, who for some time
has been running the Lobby Cafe, has
leased the north end of the Glenrock
Hotel and is having n swell cafe bull
and furnished. IL will be complies
with lunch counters and tables and
will be operated night and day. Mr..
Robinson is an old restaurant man
and has made a host of friends during
his stay in Tucumcari. The new room
which he will occupy will be handy for
transient business and he will put in
a full line of cigars, tobaccos and fruls
also have lunches ready prepared to
serve on a moments notice. The name
chosen for the new place in The Dia.
mond Cafe, and is given to it on ac-
count of the shape Of the room. We
know Mr.. Robinson will make good
in his new venture.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-09
f.. G. Hudson's Statement

Il. G. Hudson, Chamblee, Ca, writes
"Last year I bought and tried Foley
Cathartic Tablets. l have tried many
cathartics, but for a thorough cleans
ing movement of the bowels without
the slightest inconvenience or sick
ening, I believe the Foley Cathartic
Tablet the best on earth. It's a per-
feet cathartic, with no bad effects"
Everybody suffers occasionally from
indigestion or constipation SO Mr..
Hudson's experience Is worth remem-
boring. Stout persons say these tab
lets relieve that "heavy" feeling
Sands Dorsey Drug Co.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-09
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. M they cannot reach
the diseased portion of tn ear. There te
only one way to cure deafness. and that 10
by constitutional remedies Deafness 10
caused by an infamed condition OF the mu-
cous lining OF the Eus,achian Tube. When
this tube 10 iniamcd you have a rumbiing
sound or imperfect hearing. and when II 10
entirely closed. Deafness 10 the result, ana
unl.Es the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored TO its normal condi-
ton. hearing Will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which In nothing hut an innamed condition
OF the mucous surfaces.
W" Will CIV, one Hundred Dollars for any
case ~ Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
send for circulars. free.
r J. CHENEY A co, Toledo, Ohio.
sold by Druggists. T5c.
Take Hnlrs Family Pills for constipatton.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-09
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
O.. w. Hearn, Pastor

There will be preaching by the pas
tor next Sunday both morning and ev
ening.
Bible school 9:45 a. m.
Preaching and communion at IL.
Y. p. s. c. Z. at 700 p. m.
Preaching at 500 p. m.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-09

Mrs. |. c. Barnes. who suffered n
stroke of paralysis some time ago,
was taken to West Union, Iowa, and
placed in a sanitarium. She was gain
ing in physical strength, but her mind
was weakening and it was feared she
would entirely lose it. Mr.. Barnes ac-
companied his wife and in a letter he
states they arrived all right.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-09

Earl George, wife and daughter
Gladys, and mother and Sam Ander
son left Tuesday morning in Earl
new Maxwell, on a trip to Wagor
Mound and Trinidad. visiting rela.
tives and friends. They will return
via Santa Fe and Albuquerque. They
expect to be gone about three weeks
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-09

FOR SALE-30 head of mares and
horses.-See DR.. Manney. 45-4t
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-09

PUBLIC Sale. II. Hittson will
sell 90 cows and 10 bulls at public
sale at Waynes Livery Barn, Satur-
day, Sept. 18, at two p. m. 2t
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

lUCAl ANU PtRSUNAL
Revs. Givan and Weaver were the
guests of Rev. A. n. Evans this week.
For Sale or Trade-One nearly new
ensilage cutter, $40. Adam Long 81
Frank Liebendorfer is visiting rel
atives and friends in FL Paso this
week.
j. W. Corn has sold all his Dodge
cars except one and expects another
"A load within u month.
FOR SALE-A team of gentle mare
buros. See DR.. Nancy. ct
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Finegan drove
down to FL Paso last week and are
enjoying a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. |. G. Syler has returned home
from her visit with relatives and old
friends in the east and has taken
charge of the Severe Millinery store.
FIR. Ellsworth Of Clovis, is in this
city this week in the interest of the
new lodge-The Praetorians-which
was organized at the court house last
Thursday night.
The sale held at the Sanitary Dairy
Tuesday was well attended and the
COWS average $S5. The horses sold
at "a good price and the a%uctioneers
were complimented on their good work
during the day.
FOR SALE-Two sows, one has 7
pigs and the other o four weeks old.
See or write w. +. Mundell.
c. b. Hamilton and daughter, Miss
Bessie Bonnie, will leave tonight for
Fayette, Mo-, where Miss Hamilton
will enter college for the year. This
is a fine college and we hope she will
enjoy her stay in Old Missouri.
Farr Herring, the Maxwell agent,
sold two cars to j. NJ. Putnam and
Bassett Collins last week and expects
TO go TO Amarillo after two more In
IA few days which are already sold as
1901 as he can deliver them,
PUBLIC Sale. II. Hittson will
sell 90 COWS and 10 bulls at public
sale at Waynes Livery Barn, Satur-
bau Cant 10 M txun n m %
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The art display given by Mrs. ID. X.
Thompson's class in the balcony of the
Elk Drug Store attracted many adj
mirers of art who highly praised the
drawings from nature, water c%olors,
and charcoal sketches, that were ac-
complished in the summer class. From
the skillful handling of brush and
pencil, these young artists show care
full and scientific instruction, and fore
tell a promising future for these en-.
thusiastic amateurs. Dainty floral
decorated cards, the work of the pu-
pills, were souvenirs. Musical num-
bers by the Edison V~ictrola, were en-
joyed during the afternoon. Mrs. ID.
X. Thompson will continue her class
during the year at Central and High
schools.
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Miss Bessie Gee, who for years has
been in the employ Of T. A. Muirhead,
has accepted a position with the Amer,
lean Furniture Store and commenced
work there Monday morning. She is
an excellent young lady and a good
clerk and has made many friends dur,
ing her stay in Tucumcari. She in
vites her friends to call and see her
in the new location. Miss Blackburn.
an experienced clerk, of Marietta, OK.
lahoma, has taken the place of Miss
Gee in the Muirhead store. Mr.. Muir
head is also advertising for a young
man to assist in the store. He may
he n beginner or u mar of experience
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Tell the News about your visitors.
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CATTLE FOR SALE
Forty-Five Cows, Eighteen Yearl-
ings; Twenty-seven Calves. $500 a
head. j. w. ETHERIDGE,
&c Solano, New Mexico
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See J. A. Dykes about that insur-
nee for your new auto. II
At Jones the tailor, can be had a
real tailor-made suit, built in Tucum.
carl. Phone 38.
The Evans bible class will have Ia
cooked food sale at Wofford a. Ed
wards Grocery Store Saturday, Sept.
IL, beginning at IL o'clock n. m. Come
and buy your Sunday dinner.
Mrs. +. J.. Merrill and two children
who had been visiting with friends the
past week, left Wednesday morning
for Dodge City, Kansas, where they
will make their future home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill have been residents OF
Quay county for the past ten years,
he being station agent at Logan, but
was recently transferred to Dodge
City in the same capacity.
Word comes To Tucumcari from Al
toona, Pa, apprising us of the death
of Solomon Bendheim, father of the
Misses Bendheim who spent the sum
er and winter here, who is also IA
brother-in-law of Max Goldenberg. II
will be remembered that Mr.. Bend
helm visited in this city a few years
ago. We did not learn any particu-
lars Of the death other than he died
last Sunday.
FOUND-A parasol, left ut a bust
ness establishment, has been turned
in ut this Office. Owner may have the
same by identifying and paying for
this notice.
FOR SALE-10 acres Of maize on
the ground. Inquire of Mrs. Gustin
3h miles west Of town, joining Tom
Jones place on the south, or write
7. +. GUSTIN, Amarillo, Texas.
The local fire department has no.
signed for reasons best known to the
members, and we hope the difficulties
will soon be remedied and the same
boys put back. The chief, Fred Kreg,
er, has had years experience in other
cities fighting fire and under his man.
agement the other members have gain
ed much. Public safety demands i'm.
mediate action on this subject and il
matters can be patched up satisfac.
torily we hope it will be done before
n fire makes us sorry.
w. c. Hawkins, former editor OF
the Montoya Republican and Tucum-
carl News, later editor Of the Hook.
err Advance. was here today shaking
hands with his many friends. He had
business in Nara Visa and could not
pass up the opportunity of visiting
Tucumcari while that close. He Is
the same old chap, full of fun and life
and it does you good to meet such n
man. We hope he will choose this
county as a place to cast his lot ~
we understand he has sold his papc,
in Hooker.
j. A. Dykes writes insurance on au-
tomobiles. etc. See him now.
WANTED-Girl or woman for light
h~oueakaanipU Call ZOO South Adamo
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Finegan drove
down to FL Paso last week and are
enjoying a two weeks vacation.
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FOR SALE-A team of gentle mare
buros. See DR.. Nancy. 2t
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WANTED-Girl or woman for light
housekeeping. Call 522 South Adams
st. Call in person.