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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

aort 81 erfreuerL bnnn miro es nli6
feline Seele eri6iittert fiiblen, tpenn
cine Spmpbonie bon 8eetboben er.
toni. 0qS $alls, Die 6antilie iolte
itd ben1iiben, Der Sugeno ben Sinn
fir oaS S6one IN Der &unIt 81
pedetb uro nidt MIR mad Dem gret.
fen, mas unmittelbar auf Die Gimme
0e8 4inoe8 pirft.
Sd balte es fir erun0falih, Die
muitfalii6e gr5iebung. mie eS ia
bier 70 oft gef6iebt, bel ainOert NIT
Dem 0pernbeiud an8ufansen uno
Damn 81 %glauben, 0aB man baoiird
ben Sim fir 1ilIif in Dem ainoe
nefe. SIN @egenteil: Mon fam
nidt Elm Diner nit etnem 9eIiert
beginner; b%er5bofte Soft bon unIe-
rem alniiifern lei Die erite Robrrng
fir oos @entiit oes &inoes, Der or.
ipo6ieue miro ieinen g8eg gu @ag.
ner nno ben Mooernen fin0en ulto
0arl, aiisgeriiltet nit muiifaIii6en
aeuntniiieu. lid an allen @eilter.
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Amrrihanismns nnb
Die prntI6- Amtrikanrr!.

bic 8rfrmft uns einen 9inOdtrih
liefert, Der unier bon Den @ertre.
tern pieler Aoiicn beb0lfcrtes fosmo.
poAttibes 2anb nit unieren Bril-.
bern ienieits oes Mleeres nerbin0et2
8enn Dies m0gLid III, 10 i1eint
.es mir, Dab mir cine beritable Der.
einigune bon 8inoeltriden beittett
meroen: Cine 8ereinieu1g Der bril-
.tiiden uno iran5oiiihen AuFfoiiuua
BON perlonlther 8rcibeit nit benz
oeutiden grin5ip lo5ioier Seiitmgs.
fdbigfeit.
I'm Den %Ipringenoen giintt ferner
ms redte 2idt gu ieterL modyte i'd
einen augrnblif lang in Die @e.
idlihte 5urtideeben. 81 elmer &c.
Diilen 8eit I'M led3ebnten Sabrbln.
bert CAB es cine Jtation, bon Der
man iaete, Dab Die Melt 3ittere,
penn iie ii1 beiuegte. 0ieie Ration
mar Gpanieu. Sn ienen Sogen be.
i1B Spanien, lpas fem 5fpeites 2an0
iemolS 5lioor iein nannte unb felt
benz fem an0eres beieiien bat: 6uS
prematie 5u Gaiier uno 81 2an0e,
Dos fonrlte man meoer bon Dem
olten &om uno Dem mo0ernen @rob.
britamien Iaaen. Gnanien IteQte
oos @eies uuf 0aB ibm 6ns Maer
eebore; oaraufbin ioll 6ran8 Der Ct.
ite, a0nig BON Granfreih ieinen
Better IN Spanten briefIi9 eriitht
baber, ibm bod 0as Seitament 8d-
ter g0nms 81 3eieen. in pelhem
Der lestere SpaHier ole Melt Der
madte. 8is er Dies feben fonntc.
ingte Grar5, piiroe ct iih nebmen1
mas fir ihn 5u babeu fell
aur3e 3eit oarapf ifrieb Der be.
riibmte bonGnoiide RedtsgeIebrte
@rotius elm Ole 6reibeit Der @tee.
re- betiteItes @erf. in benz CT Dem
angemoBten @tonopoL Der Sponirr
au 2eibe ging. Gieiem anariTf Iies
zen Die 9ollGr0er ibrerieits energt
ides 9orgeben folsen uno 6critor.
ten, menigItens in getpiIiem @ra0e,
ous iponiide Monopol.
9o6 faunl hatten ite inn elm
GnOe bereitet, ais bic SolIdnoer
aud idon elm eigenes Monopol Der
Seeberridaft in 4nTpruh nabmcn.
9ddoem oies boIlbroft mar. I6rie.
ben iie alien @0lfern Elm internatio.
ttaIes Grieoensgeies Dor. Der Der.
failer mar oerielbe boa1n0iI6e
Rebtsgele1rte, tnn 0as @eIes mar
0o3i ongeton, Der boadnoiidrn Gee.
berridoft irgenOndde SinoerniIIe
uits Dem Mege gu rdnlnpn. 5oldes
uno @ebahyen reiste eng
lon0 10 iofortigem 9rUtef. 8ie in
Dem Sale 0es 6rai3oieit unO SOL.
I0nners gegca ben 5ponier. ioQte
rilnmebr in benz gobpten Scr Mee
re Elm ilelier 8baroo e~erItebett, Der
Soiepb niht falutel
Hidt 0ltrd Grorterlingen ionocrn
Die lnlttere Sprade einer mahtinen
6Iotte, latitete i'm Sabre 1855 ote
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tperfen erquider

@atiOnaler aunsreh in @iIuanfee.
Der 10. GorgreB 6es gor0ameri-
fanii6en Sfotperbanoes miro am
s. Q. rtno 10. Sui i'm auoitorium
in WttIiualifee obgebolten.
Der 0~oroomeritaniide Sfnt.ger.
bano bolt in icoem Sabre einen
aongreB NIT eineut groBen Sur-
nier ob; odt5ebn 0erortige aoit.
greIie uno 8urniere bat ser 9erbonD
bereits binter iid. Die in allen Eel.
len oes 2onoes itottfonoen. Den
gr0Bten Grfolg in 0ieier 8e5iebline
batten oieie 8eronItoltungen ieood)
imuler IN Mtlmaufee, foooB oieIe.
Sto0t ais bic Stat etropole4 be.
5eidnet neroen fam. Gdon iebt
fam nit 8eltimmtbeit odrouf ee.
re6net meroen, BOP Die g%eteiIiauna
oam 10. aongreB nIes bisbcr 90.
g%elpeiene IN Den SdatteR Itelea
miro,
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bon groi. @m. U. Sbspbsrb,
@roteiIor on Der Columbia timber.
lit1t.

gtn0etrih ODER fem ginoeItrih-
bos 1T Die Groee. 9teie yerorebuue
0es Originals erinnert mid an etn
erlebnis, oog mir In Der &nupNtdot
zines StaoteS bon Sn6ien poi.
fierte. Der Srt lag einiee Wlet.
len peit bon Der n1diten @iien.
bobnltation, meilenfpeit aud ent.
fernt Don olern, mas ben Beige
i1mad europdiider Qualification bat,
te. llmgeben bon ieinen Soilingen
unD 8nhen, Die in uobrbait mir
telolterlider @eiie 9efleioet un0 be.
ipnfFnet fporen, empfirg mid bort
Der r~egieren0e Siirit.
90 &c. Sobeit niht perfect eng.
lid iprehen fonnte, lieB er ieinen
SefretGr ben 9olmetider ipielen.
Gem Serrn ltano ELM GROCER @ort.
i9as onr 8erfiigung. @r tonute
meme Mutteriprnhe idneIer ipre.
den oils i'd.
y9err shepherd" 1ogte er, gfuurs
ben Sic &c. Sobeit gef1lligit oor.
ii6er unterrihter, nel1e Solhing
&nnaoa unO Die @ereinigten Staa.
ten gegeuiiber Der Jrage Der 3u.
laliung bon Sn0ern in ieHe 2dloer
einnebnteu2"
,,Worltm nenften sic 0enn Die
Ser. Staten uno &nna0a ouiarn.
men2~ frnete id.
sd be8iebe mid nuf ale etgIi.
ihen &olonien in Ror0.glmerita
Ialtete Oie gntiuort.
SD fibIte mid mtnnebr berpflif.
tet, ibm etfpos bonn A. Sltlt 1875
an er3Gbleil, mas Den Serrn ieoodJ
niHt berbinOerte, ~ilngIdnbig oorein-
suibopen, ais i1 metne angoben be.
aioet bate. SD beritebe iest ietnen
@runo oafiir, ulto nls i9 i'm auguit
1914 beimtebrte. mar i'd logar &c.
neiet, tbm redt 5u geben.
GO gibt 5tpei eroBe ytntionen in
Der 8elt: Die 8ereinigten Stooten
bon amerifd itno Die 8ereinigten
Gtaoten bon 9eutidlan0. 8ns
@rrnoprin5ip, fir on8 Die 8erei.
nieten Staaten einiteben 1tro 0os
mir bon uneieren 8dtern ererbt ba-
ben, lit ooS Der perionIi9en 6rei.
belt. @ir fonnten bier bieqeidt
bon Dem geiitigen ginoeitri6 ipre.
den. Der inns nit England unO in
getpiiiem Grade aud nit 6ronfrei6
nerbinoet.
4uf Der nn0eren Seite lit oos
@runoprin5ip, iiir peldeS bic Der.
einigten 5taater bon 9eutidInno
einItebea un0 0eiien 9e0ingungen
linen aus Der g~nttpifelltng ibrer
@eidiGte erbIid 8rfomen, Die 2ei-
Itunqsfdbigfeit aiif Dem i~o5iaIen @e-
bet.
Sd m5dte MN germ Die Graee
n%ufperfen, Oh es ntoglia lit. odB
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oaB ouf einen Sobbn Elm @o3art
folgte, un0 bnB mad Mo8art Beet.
booen fam; Dab Der fldIiiihen Ye.
riooe Die romantif6e it9 nni6luB,
uno 0oB aus ibrem @piite oos 8enie
Ridar6 @agners entiprong. ltno
BOD be0euten a1e oieie 6tltfen cine
&eDolttion in Der aunit, urterborte
@riditterungen Der bis oa1in Dor.
balloeuen alnItgeiebe, Die ulit5lt.
itoBen eben MIR ben @enies borbes
balten mar.
@s ideift rns beute f1ltm glnltb.
lid, 6aB Die 8ettgenoIien 9abons
iDn fir enorm MODERN erflGrten uno
iiber Die Shnierigfett uno l1naus.
fil6rborfeit ieiner 0tldrtette iid be.
flagten; e8 i6eint uns unfaBbarl
bob @ien a6igaros 9od8eit" bon
Mo3art bnr6falen loIIen fonnte,
un6 0oB iid) Gmp6rling uno Bioer.
iprud etnItellten Dor Der @ottes.
groBe 8eetboben8. User ipiir6e glolt-
ben, DaB Die r8annb1uier" 0ubers
tire. beute Die popuIdrite bon allen
Gubertiiren, Die je geihrieben tpur.
be, ielbit bon einem 10 forti6rittlid
~geliiuten Monne mie Bror5 Grill.
por3er ols Elm Stiid be8ei6net nur.
be. bon benz man nidt genou miiie,
Oh es ben 2itrfeufrieg ODER ben
gisitoB b%oritelle."
8ie es aber NIT ben etn3elnen
Snoibi0uen gebt, 10 gebt es aud nit
ben Nationen. Sn 4nerifa lit 5meis
fellos Die Duff bertte Die p%opuldrite
aller &ilnIte, unO &iddrO @agner
Der b~eliebteIte 9rourotifer. lln6
bod eibt es 3u oenferL bnB iih
fir einen 8rabm8 MIR cine fletne
@emeinoe intereiiiert, unO baB i'll
ben 3eit4neen nod ininler onriiber
oisflttiert tpiro. pb er Elm Dbegabtar
ODER Iangtpeiliger aonlponiit" lei
ODER Oh 2tsst Elm aalapptroppmuii-
fer ODER ein GROCER @eeiiter4 mar.
Mfan lpQte 0elten OaB 3fpei iolfJe
DISQUALIFICATION, Die ldngit tbren
9lob in Der 9luiifgeldidte fir oali.
ern0e 3eiten iid erobert bahen
barber erboben iein ioIlten oaB
man in Den 3eitungen iiber ibren
8ert ODER llnpert %oispttiert.
@ciub amerifa lit nod immer
fein muiifaliide8 2anO, es lit aber
Elm 9ano. oas @}uiif Iiebt, uno es
lit EN- GROCER llnteridieo 5piiden
Der 2icbe 81 elmer 5nhe unn benz
g%inoringen in ibren @eiit. Mngner
bat our6 Die 9eioenihaft uno Die
@lltt ieiner Oluiif IN nieient 2oroe
10 bel 9o0en iiA crobert mo nit
AT Die Qomponiiten, Die, ipenn
oudl nidt bon ieinem @enie, 10
ooh bon ieincr 9Lrt marelb id
m6dte bier hi mobl obgcmefienen
9(bltan6 Dor alien auf 8ihoifopsfp
biameiien - Oab er Der abiollten
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Gin Wine our mu(l-
6a(i(6en Gr5ie6ung
Bon Sofef Stransfi.

g8te iid Die @eidide Ser 86Ifer
iheinbar unlogii6, beoingt o4rdl
artege uno Ourd Rebolutioneti, emf.
ipideIt baden, 10 lit es aud nit Den
&iiniten. g8os aber fir Ben DO
ment untogiid erideint, bat bonn
@eiihtSminfel Der @ei6idtsi6rei.
5ltrg feline Io9iiden @riinoe un0
ieine foIgeri6tige @ntpiflunq. @s
ihetnt ms beltte ielbitberitdnolid,
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5. BAKER

III elI DlGlIHAluue ItuHll. all AlIeL AuI L aSuDa
rem mar er beretts geJu1ingerl, BET eirett Sormer
9ienite 5u leitet, Inn ienen 2e6ensltnterbolt 81 Der.
otenen. 8ei fleBiger Qrbeit rn0 inter itetigen @nt.
~bebrungen eeIang es inn iAIieBlid, genlig @elo 8n-
inumenaufparen, Inn Die Soma Stoots- ltniperiit1t be.
Iuden gu fonnen. gead 9eenbigung ieiner Stlben
piomete er iid fir flr5e 8eit Dem 2ebrfad, lin Damn
rofnnnls oieie 2ebran5tolt 5u beiiiden un0 9iefts.
funbe gu ituoieren. Sad &~blegung ieiner @riifunget
leB er iiA i'm Sabre 1878 in Goirburp, gtebr, ais
9fedtsnnpalt nie0er un6 9otte als FOLDER CUTE grfoIQe
gu ber8et9nen. 1890 mltrOe er gum 8ltn0esmpoIt fir
ben 5taat gebrasfa ernannt uno b~erlpaltete oS iolder
fem gat 8ur algeneinen 8lirie6enbeit, SIN Sabre
1895 pur0e er gum 9iftrtftsridter erp1bIt, horG4f
bier Sabre ip1ter feline 8ieOerlpabl foIgte. gaad 9e.
e%nbiglng ieiner amts8eit pihnlete er f6 I'M Sabre 1905
pie0er Der alge1netnen Nebtspflege.
aihter gafer lit Elm t~atfr1ftiger Ge6t8gelebrter,
iiber8elgeno in ienen 9ieoer, fdbig itno geididt in
leineu 9ebatten. @r foBt ieine Gnt{6lilie ifnea lmo
rubt nidt, ebe %bieielben our gllsfibrltng g~e[anqten:
Elm gutter Sreltno, toeidber5ig uno ~bilfsbereit. 9idter
Safer lit Der repuhlifaniide 4anoioot fir 4ongreB.
mann IN bieent 9iItrift. Gr bereinigt in fh ale gutett
GigenihofterL oie Elm 4ongreBnlann befsen Ioq. or.
mobl Der 9iirift, nls aud Der Staat iel6It miiroe 6trh
&i6ter 8ofer beitens b~ertreten iperoer. @r lift bon
S4affensfraft rnO ELM Waart br 9inge our gll8fub.
rung bringt.
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KIRK ITEMS

And still the wind blows! Here's
hoping that the high winds 20 out
with March, and that April will bring
the much-needed spring showers.
1t is so dry that people have given
up the idea of blowing.
A. w. Branson is putting down q
well on mis- place.
Last Sunday was the Baptist day
at Kirk. Bro. Purvis came for the
first time since the beginning Of the
year.
j.. J. Bostick TOOK "a load of hogs %
Melrose the first Of the week.
A. II. Curtis, Joe Curtis and ID. ID.
Branson went TO Clovis Tuesday 10
get some broom corn seed for plant
ing this spring,
Geo. Rush is just now enjoying CD
n spell Of the grip"
Charley and Cecil White from lima
were over and took in" the conven-
ton Sunday.
S. {. Branson and sister, Miss Bon.
ME, visited Miss Grace Mason near
lima last Saturday and Sunday.
Several Of the Kirk folks attended
the singing convention at Murdoch
Sunday. The next meeting will b,
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JORDAN ITEMS

II this weather stays as warm for
the next few days at it has been for
the past week. there will he some
n going fishing"
Most Of the farmer are through
work until they get a rain or snow
J. F. Ward passed through Jordan
last week.
Miss Julia Wattenbarger, Messrs.
Surratt, Wells, Atkins and Thompson,
took dinner Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Kelsey.
James o. Jordan and family took
Sunday dinner at Cal. Greer's.
Mr.. Wattenbarger is hauling gravel
90 build a large concrete tank. BE
also intends 10 build m adobe house
in the nea future
Rev. Thompson and Ernest Hall
made a trip 70 the brakes Saturday
after wood.
Ernest Cox was getting out some
posts last week.
II. G. Greer is on the sick list.
j. W. Kelsey is adding n new room
20 his house.
There will be a meeting at Jordan
school house Thursday evening TO de-
termine whether or not We will have
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ELECT THE BEST

1t is up 10 mayor and aldermen To
make and enforce good municipal laws
because they manage the city bust
ness. These men should be good, wise
and efficient. Unless they combine
these qualifications, they -hould Meth
er seek, nor be- able 10 obtain any
municipal office. Municipal regula
ton in every department is n thing
necessary and desired. By this we
mean a morally clean town, with its
business affairs managed just as pro-
excessively and conservatively, a. c.
nomically yet far-sightedly as a good
businessman would plan and manage
his private business. We mean an
honest and straightforward manage
ment of city business. whereby no
favoritism is shown. If certain prop.
ositions are allowed one mar they
should be allowed all alike 30 far as
The city is concerned.
Municipal regulation is not incom-
patible, as some seem TO think, with
good business management and eff
iciency. In fact sound business is
dependent upon sound principles and
morals. Honesty is the best policy"
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MURDOCH NEW

We are enjoying omc tine summer
days of late yet We are getting anN-
ious for a rain. altho wheat is looking
good and most ali OLD land Is listed
and ready for planting.
q. E. Williams has hi, new veil
complete and We are glad TO say that
it a better well than the one nc lost
from caving in.
Mr.. Gray j. nov drilling ~ j. e.
S%ullivan's.
DR.. c. 4. Curtis had a hurried drive
10 or near Melrose last Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Adkins, OF Amarillo, Tex, who
has been visiting near Forrest for
several days. returned home Wednes-
day.
Supt. r. Pack Of Tucumeari, was
shaking hands with Murdoch friends
Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wright Of
Grady, are visiting Mrs. Wright's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Henson.
We are just in receipt Of word that
Mr. Levi Henson happened to quite an
accident while en- route 10 Tucumcari
a few days ago with a load Of grain,
and his team became unmanageable
while going down Cay Rock and threw
Mr.. Henson from the wagon in a way
that hurt him real badly. He is now
under treatment of DR.. Lancaster and
we are hoping he will be o. k. in a
few days. The team was stopped be-
fore much other damage was done.
We are sorry 70 report hat Cecil,
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Terry, is quite sick this week.
The singing convention which met
at Murdoch, last Sunday, was well at
tended. The dinner and singing were
both 10 be appreciated. Among our
most noted singers were Profs. Fer
rell, Rodgers, Scarborough, he'll. But
ram, Conway, and Whitfield. The
next convention will be at Stockton
Bird Sunday in April. Hope TO see the
News editor and friends OUT.
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THEY LET HIM SLEEP

II. T. Straynge, GAINESVILLE, Ca, f.
X. No. 3, was unable TO sleep all night
without getting up. Sometimes only
few minutes after going 10 bed, /
would have TO get up, and l tried every
thing | heard Of for the trouble. Fin
ally | tried Foley Kidney Pills and
after taking one bottle l believe ] am
entirely cured, and l sleep soundly all
night" Foley Kidney Pills tone up
weak, sluggish kidneys, rid the body
OF poisons, give appetite, energy and
refreshing sleep.
Sands Dorsey Drug Co.
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a new school house and what kind IL
will be.
Mr.. Wattenhargcr made "a trip to
town Tuesday.
Pete Stefan Is writing insurance
and taking applications for loans for
the Missouri State Life.
Quite a number Of the Jordan Sun
day school went TO West Point Sun
day afternoon to help organize "a Sun
day school at that place. Those being
present were Joe Wells and wife, Miss
es Julia Wattenbarger. Anna Akin
and Una Wells; Messrs. s. A. Wells.
". II. Surratt. Rev. Thompson. Bud
Wells and Al. Akin.
Bud and Una Well, attended church
at Browning Sunday evening.
Julia looked rather lonesome sun
day riding by herself.
Wonder if Thompson won't pillow
down the Cap Rock soon.
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using Foley's Honey and Tar for near
ly two years and can find no better
syrup. have eight children
and give it TO all Of them. They all
were subject TO cough from babies on"
II is a safe and reliable medicine for
men and women as we'll as children.
Don't let the cough that follows grippe
hang on and weaken you. II is easier
TO get rid Of a cough or cold than OF
It's consequences.
SanGs-Dorsey Drug Co.
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HAS EIGHT CHILDREN
Mrs. p. Rehkamp, 2404 Herman st.,
Covingtoa, KY, writes; 81 have bssn
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at stockton school house the third
Sunday in April.
Charley Hudson who lived down ~
thu sand last year. has moved 70 the
Ritter farm, where T.. r. Darby for
merly lived.
We understand that I'd. Mckee Of
Forrest, is going 10 be the "Watkin7
man" since f.. j. Borden has retired
from the business.
The wheat does not seem e. be as
badly infested with green bugs. hut
is needing moisture very badly.
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McALISTER

Everybody is getting busy doing
some farm work these pretty days,
an enormous acreage Of sod being
broken out this spring.
The green bugs are o doing much
damage 70 the wheat NJ present.
Rev. Fons of Clovis, has closed o
two weeks successful evangelistic SER
vices held at Browning with ~ con-
versions. Bro. Fons returned TO Clovis
Monday. Browning vicinity will Or
ganize a Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. Ky Drake and sister, Mrs. Car
ter, are visiting with their mother,
Mrs. j. Grove, near Melrose.
Mrs. Elvis Dodson, returned TO her
home in Rocky Ford, Colo, Monday.
Bro. Willbert pastor Of the Metho-
dist church holds services at MEAL
lister Sunday.
Steinhagen Bros. are drilling a well
for Mr.. SteinhaRen.
George Lester was a Melrose caller
Monday.
Many Of our thrifty matrons have
young chickens already several weeks
old. Fryers are a certainty within o
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Thomas and chill.
dren took dinner Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Green.
Miss Leila Hayden visited with the
Misses Mary and Lottie Thomas last
Friday,
Bro. Chapcott has been helping dur
ing the revival meeting here, returned
10 his home in Portales Monday morn.
ing.
II. ii. Steinhagen failed in getting
water in his we'll but is not discour.
aged and says he will try again.
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The News received two unsigned
letters this week, which dealt with
the characters of certain men of this
city. The articles were not fit TO use
in u newspaper because the laws of
New Mexico would not permit it. 1t
is not our intention TO make n per-
sonal fight on any man or set Of men
during the city campaign. II is no
trouble for a voter 20 find out what
the candidates stand for and vote as
be believes. Dirty accusations will
do no good, especially in a newspaper
because it might be costly in the end.
Please do not send unsigned articles
in for publication.
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For City Clerk

! hereby desire TO announce my
candidacy for the Office Of City Clerk
subject 10 the action of the qualified
soters Of the City Of Tucumcari.
ELTON DUNN.
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For County Treasurer-

We are authorized to Jno.
Eager as a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for the Office Of
County Treasurer. subject 20 the nc
ton Of the Democratic Primary.
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DAVID Z. taft

or anyone knowing his whereabouts
please write MRS. CARRIE taft,
Saint Peter, Minnesota. X. K. s..
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DEMOCRATIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
For County Clerk :

We are authorized to nnoun Thos
y. Lawson As a candidate for county
clerk of Quay County, subject 70 the
action 81 the Democratic Primary.
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For Sheriff

We are authorized 20 announe Alex
Street as a candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for the Office Of
Sheriff. subject 20 the action Of the
Democratic Primary.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-21

Suit eases from $l.0O up stand
ard size. Black & Arnold.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-21
Arnstrong.Lampton.

Miss Virginia Helen Hampton
and Mr.. Sam M. Armstrong were
united in marriage Wednesday
morning at 10 80 at the home of
the brides parents, DR.. and Mrs.
W. E. hampton in this city. 1t
was quiet home wedding, only
the members of the two families
witnessing the ceremony which
was performed by Rev. George
Scroggs, of the Presbyterian
church.
This is the elimination of a
romance that began when the
couple were students in the pub
lie school. They lived on the
same street and it was convenient
for them to walk to and from
school together and they have
been sweethearts ever since.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-21
Powell Gilbert.

A very pretty wedding was sol.
emnized Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Riley
Gilbert, in Spruce township, when
their daughter, Elsie Frances, was
united in marriage to Mr.. Ray
Allen Powell.
At 7 80 the happy couple, at
tended by Mr.. Dode Holland and
Miss Kathrene Middleton, took
their places before Rev. R. M.
Talbert. Of the Butler Christian
church, who pronounced the beau
tiful and impressive ceremony
that made them man and wife. At
the conclusion of the ceremony
the bridal party led the way to
the dining room where a boun-
teous wedding supper had been
spread. After supper the bride
and groom left. for Kansas City,
where they will spend few days
and then 60 to Sedalia and take
in the State Fair, after which they
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-21
RECRUITING OFFICER HERE
Captain Nesbit of End Mo. Infty.
National Guard Visits
Butler.

Captain Fred II. Nesbit, of the
End. Mo. Infantry, N. G. U. S.
who is on recruiting duty in the
state spent Monday in Butler.
Captain Nesbit who is in COM
mand of l Co., of Webb City, says
that conditions among the troops
at the border are excellent and
that officers and men are healthy
and comfortable. The men are
well clothed and equipped and
bountifully fed and the sanitary
conditions are excellent.
Captain Nesbit will again visit
Butler and hopes to secure many
enlistments in this city.
Twenty-nine recruits left Ne
vada Thursday to join the Sec
ond and Fourth regiments on the
border.