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COTTON MARKET NERVOUS
AS HUN U-BOATS APPEAR
Their Appearance Creates No Rerl Ap-
prrEcnsion Beyond Temporary
Disturbance.

NEW YORK. June THE features
which have been most generally com
mchttd on in the cotton market dur
ing the past week have been the fail
urc of high official condition figures
to inspire fresh selling aud the rcla-
tive strength Of July contracts both
in New York and New orleans. The
market WAS rather nervous and unset
tied at the beginning Of the week. The
appearance of German submarines in
American waters created no real APP
prchcnSion of anything more than 4
temporary disturbance OF shipping. but
tor timc there WAS some confusion
over the effect on marine war risk in
Surancc rates. while the decline of
Monday WAS also Influenced by the cN-
pcciaiion of bcarish crop figures and
continued good weather in the South.
The market was Stcadcd by covering
ana trade buying on scale down. how
ever and as soon as it was certain
that the optimistic view Of the new
crop start had been discontinued prices
turned iirm.r
The governments report placing tho
conditional S2.3 proved even more fav-
orabi" than expected and was followed
hy u very favorable weekly report from
the Weather bureau on Wednesday.
but neither of these features led 10
any pressure Of consequence and the
advance later in thr week was stin!u-
lated 10y tn. evident nervousness Of
near month shorts. July contracts sold
as high as 26.I2 on Thursday. compar-
Ing with 2i.23. tho low point Of Mon
day and 23.0' the recent low level. Re
ports OF an improving demand for low
grade cotton and OF a continued de-
mand for spots out of the local stock
seemed to modify the expectation of
heavy deliveries next month and shorts
were very active buyers on the ad-
vance until July showed premium Of
about ?5S points over October Offer
inrs then increased slightly and the
markci showed reactions during to
days trading, under rea liziuis for over
the week end. There has been very
little discussion of tn" Washington
cotton exchanges by the bureau OF
Markets. the outcome Of which appears
to he waiting without anxiety by local
brokers who have been doing business
in Keeping with the provisions of the
cotton futures law.
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leans of support he stricken from the
ordinary definition. believing that il
discriminatcs in favor OF the rich. Mr..
Kelley thinks that every man should
be required to earn the value OF the
food he eats and the clothes he wears.
whether he be rich or poor.
lie also hopes 10 extend tho denni-
tion OF war liar" 20 those who repvat
slandcrous tales about the Red Cross
the \. NJ. c. y. the Y. w. Z. \. the
*. of {. and other organizations en-
gagged III war service.
Bring phone your Want Al copy
carly to-day. Enriy delivery inSurcs
correct class iiicttion.
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ISIS: Cons. Arizona Smnlters lsi0l&;
GT""n Monster. ELSA /! ID: 200 Jerome i"rSn
.-irN";; Junho Ext. uio: i.5co Rex Cons
',us. i,So T"norah ENt.. 7-i6ul 3-i5: $500
Motors i4G, Y: 600 Maxim Munitions. 7.l5
n'1: 2.he9 United Meters. 27L "a 21as IUJ Cos
den OIL. 6S az: 80 Federal oil. ~ a. ~. To-
mt lm,, petroleum. iania5; i?.co Met fe,ro-
t"un. "a Ito; loo okla homa Oil, com
mon. 2i?p3: 80 Victoria OF. new. $685.
An nm wiling Paper al: North Am.
Sicamsh hip. s"s q -: 600 Midwest oil. 10; II
los. i.oD Wright Martin. ~. q ID; 5v5 Okla
hoina Oil II. and II. 1M.iS
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It'd. WANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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All Al "a .isenenlB received up to 10 l.. IL
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Acknowledgements received after that nour
wiii bc placed In lne Too Late To Class
hJ' column
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ieiephonc your ant Ads. to Tho Times
Dispatch kanuoipn ]. when you nnd It
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oe taken VI oince rates.
SUBSiAfiO.>S FOX I'D. WANTS.
inles- Dis patch Hrancn OIhces are main
talheu III pTacticai.y every Drug Store IN
the city for the G.nyeuienes vi the pubic.
Want Ads are accepted ny them At regu-
iai oiiiIs tntes.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
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PETERSBURG.
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Massanetta Springs Hotel
buckingham County. yfr-iu,,

H"cN'FE '''t1 t"uHtF, Nfrginiu.
Nc" briCk structure, thorou.-hlv
modern. Public and private baths. Lot
and cold water aud electric lights in
every room. Large new swI,,,,, -,
pool. ample DRESSING; rooms and 1919
ing suits Tennis courts, bowling al
legs. cro9uct grounds. good walks and
driNcways '
The Massanctta water "A Specific for
ua!hrta, kidney and stomach trouble
Open July J. S'
Inc, BOX ~. HarriSonburg Va
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The Curb Market

lew foEk. Jun" 7-rrnding on tho curh
Nha IN smaller volume than In amy
"HH trsnsactions were marked by Irregular
a)a Atlanta Gar: $50 nj, I.dr. ,,a
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SE~ YORK rnoprCE MARKET

NEW YVkk, June i.-Kaw sugar. steady;
Centrifugal. f.oH5. fine rranulatcd 7t5 hut
ter. firm; cheese. firm. Spot coffee dull
R.o IS, sis santos is. TO-, silIts
Without transactions. HriInc rrnI.. u i
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Read the wnnt Ads
You can save money by making II n
daily habit to read tho Want Ads in
thiS paper.
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NV ORLEANS. June 7--Falrv via. al
xanccs IN tn morning session in ,he RI:
ton market to-day ".r" sucC.cdCI Nv lie
clines in the afternoon. The strength "A,
Jolly sustained the whole market III ne
early trading. but LIQUIDATION cam. f,Gr,
the long side at The advance. and u caused
an unsottl"a tone eventually The rI.e -
= points IN spots "ss az tho f.stur..
Of tho session. aud II caused & qpirt nm.
turn to~ari n" end, that net changes
for the das We're sl4fhi Last prices we've
points lt~"er to roint$ higher than ,ho
lest prices ~ yesterday In RI" early tn 3.
other months rose in sympathy tho nov.
crops being helped 10 some extent by m.
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Seab0ard Air Line Railway COMPANY

Trans leave daily: A. 81 Norlina
ioe@! l:iS T. ~, Sieepers Atlanta aid
nam sncciai: ll:io T.: A.. sie:pets JACKSON
q [, NJ -
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REFUSING
tt. SELL 4 STINIIhST

Tho strength o: this market Hes more in
n" retusa! Of Stockholders 20 ssl than in
IN. desire Of re" interests to buy stocks.
Usually Wall Street has 10 sbSO-n from
aa1.vVn.Q3 to 3t,..H ga OF securities
yearly. Now everyth!u = cut OF hut COVE
eminent loans. which appeal to many in
NcStors chiefly question OF patriotism,
There is. therefore, constant search for
tested investment issues AMI they be-
Ing absorbed IN small quantities that make
lizzie impression un each days market. out
\ great impression on tho general siiua-
zion from tehtr cuwulatiy" effect
Taxes disturbed Wall Street au: li,tla to-
day for al that Secretary Mchioo had TO
say had already been said.
Suspension Of mining ~ small COM
pany in the i.ak" district pI.ascd tho Street
as II - concrete proof Of recent report
that coIner urtces ~" not h!rh enough "a
enable al mines 20 DroduCe. rher" must
lie . adjustment ot coppcr prices a the
end o. tho present contract
The plan 10 stabilize the price az Liberty
bonds by taxing other bonds rha, they
cannot Yield more than The liberties WAS
The crop rcpor; confirmed all optimistic
reports.
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RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

GIN. Io'vilIe X West 100 n .1.3o
Main Line Local. $50 a. ,b:IS n
ItlAus i<!ver Line. .lv:vu ~, ts:is -
Newport News. -.
N"w port news. Local. - 90 a. .J:ih "a
From NfK., Newport
News, old T.. .la:os a. '3.35 D. .7,os n
MMs &. II aoe.i .,;iS a. ~ y. From
'!,S5 y. James River .S::5 a. $40 !,
l,aLly EXC, Sundny =
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

En- IL W E'!AsfE IT., m9Fq.nF J~nr
hc taken to SC0ttsvtli. for burial Saturaay
10 y. ii. James RIVER train. sher, ser
vices the residence. East Frana!.r
Street. at ~ \ NJ
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h1Lii1ond- W itsIiihetoE io,-Al, Nv. ,.t. ! vi
week days; ;i.lo I'M sundays Ar. si2lo PM
daily fredericksburg Accom-. week days Lv.
Ale NJ; q. 10 y 81. Ashland Accom- week
'sSs. i-vs. - a NJ. o..1 PM. Ar 1910 A Al, 53OpM
AElon ticket and baggage Offices not open
81 lhis iraih Main ST Sta.
BYRD ST. sl". s,oppinE al Elba) sEiba Sta.
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lNTEksORO METHopOLITAN.
PKEEEKREn ADVANCES

lnterboro Metropolitan. preferred. went up
points. and the common point. Brook
lSn Rapid Transit WAS NJ nearly points.
These movements were based a belief
that street car fares are TO be raised IL :,
cents. In this connection popular ,lc
inand is growing for coma 6.ccnt
piece
Hide and Leather made a new high record
Tor tho year on runo-s that a very excellent
earning report would be made for this
Quarter.
Advance Runley Is understood TO have
iarSr orders FOR boilers FOR new ships being
made for tn" government This is one reason
for tho belief entertained in several bank.
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Z
HACK LEATHER PORTFOLIO Either on
Petersburg c"r or on cor from seventh To
third aud Main. Main to Seventh an!
Chcrry Reward. Madison -iSf-J.
COW LOST OF stolen from my farm sun
day night. Second Street Road. Holstcln
breed. \. +. Palmer. Madison tLl- VI.
COM--l.ost stolen. yellow HoIStcln COW
Reward FOR Information leading
covnry. Cali Madison i.al-M
MARE-str.yel to my home al pcakes
Paramount. Hanover County, Va. June
black mar. IL II Loving.
SIGk III. DOOR HANDLE 81 Packard auto
Richmond Petersburg Ger line w"dncS-
day evening 5;h last. Finder return 10
Not"l Jefferson and receive reward. Mrs
Lohu y Logan.
SPEC'rACLES Lost. large pair tortoise
shell aslGEiua tls.n h9cCtaCics Gal.S.i
FRIDAY afternoon. Reward !!
turned IL Sol Mutual Buildinc.
UMIREiI.A--iost. SILK umbrella Monday
afternoon Ia Jrncy or on iSrnaa Street.
between prcyfus and Shepherds cali
kanio!2h 2s3i between ana :. Rcwar!
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rNIi.n.,lNa. NJ %, SS1N,-..s

SIuRMAN Co. taiiors. $40 North eifI6
street. cleans and presses your nij anis
equal TO new, '5c Randolph 66.3 "o''
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FUNERAL. DIRECTORS.
lost AND Eu,5,u ,

liiACP-t.dSin Phaup. Funsrai Director al
E;nba liner. bn5 t.. Main Haa. Isl. Ran. 81
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RICE MOSD PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.

tBy q. {. Curr;e & Coz
S. Food Almi3istrati ION License No C tsael
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AUTOMOBILE ISSUES
PROVE STRONG FACTORS
After Several Hours az Irrcgularity
and Lower Prices, Market
Closes Strong.
WILL SLASH THE PROFITS
Manufacturers of Motors Realize
That, With Government Taking
Charge of Steel and Iron, Their
(. Industry Will BE Crippled.
WILL SLASH THE PROFITS
ny HRo>p,S u.,tI

new YORK. June AFTER several hours
. o! irrcSui"rtty and lower prices to-day
the market became strong Just before the
,iosa under the leadership of tn. sutomo-
blie issues Hide ami Leather. preferred,
anu Pittsburgh and West Virginia were
other SpscI@ttirs 10 display unusual strength
We're heavy.
Var mems was cheering and Included re-
ports OF further advances made IN Ameri-
Tan MARINES There was IN absence OF
the most important announcement in con-
h.ction with The war WAS that telling
% the agreement between the Iron and
Steel institute aud the War Industries
hoard. placing ~ tn" countries Steel at
mo disposal % tho government.
rms hits the motor Industry hard. be-
cause although th"S. companies will have
al the work they can do. II viii he for
INC government aud on prort hasiS far
nrioW what passenger cars would yi"ld
IN. big order I" be placed WIKI I'll" De
troit comn"ntcs j. now understood to amount
10 stpttnnC On the strength Of that pool
movements wers begun /" dtScirlin" tn.
shortS III motors aud that was tho base uf
;h' afternoon rise. General Motors was
the leader with Studcbakvr a GOOD second.
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Make easy money cutting beargrass
$500 Il ton. See Whitmore.
CHAMBERMAID WANTED at the
N%orenberg Hotel at once.
Another nice snow fell Sunday but
not enough to do much good.
Sylvan Hendren has been adding to
his ranch near Hanley by purchasing
additional land adjoining his place.
| have for sale one span of good
work mules, coming five years old,
lhla hands high. C r. WOOD,
l-31-4t Logan, New Mex.
Barney Apple has returned home
from Tennessee and other points in
the south and east. He says it is
much warmer here than where he has
been visiting. He has seen much snow
and the thermometer has been as low
as twenty below.
Inc IllRH OClOOl DdShct Duii cuiiS
will go to Santa Rosa Saturday for
two games if the weather will per-
nit. A number Of boys have joined
the army but a new lineup of the boys
expects to give the Santa Rosa boys
a run for their money if not a good
beating. The girls are expected to
give a good account of themselves, as
they always do.
Dave Voorhees,, who for the past
three smonths has been operating the
Rex Theatre, left Sunday for his home
in Ration. Messrs. Hurley and Haw-
kins have purchased the Opera House
and expect to turn same into a garage
as soon as their new theatre is finish
ed ready for occupancy. They will
use the seats and some of the other
equipment in their new building.
All millers and grain dealers of the
state are called to meet d. F. Piazzek,
in charge Of milling and grain for the
southwest, at Albuquerque, Tuesday
and Wednesday, January 1928, inclu-
sive, for a conference which will be
held in the Y. NJ. C. A. building. The
Santa Fe road has granted a fare and
a third for the round trip, on the GER
tifcate plan, tickets on sale January
20 to %, inclusive, and good for re-
turn up to January 26.
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er out on the plains than it is in the
valley.
Almost everybody who owns a wind
mill is having trouble in this season
of the year.
1t has been twenty below by some
of the thermometers here.
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Some Of the folks say this kind of
weather is going hard with the many
cases Of measles.
Albert Fisher butchered a hog that
dressed about $50 or 500 pounds. He
was offered SO for half of it, but did
not accept the offer. "Bill'
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PLAIN ITEMS

The people around Plain say Bill
and Guinea guessed it all right.
Some of the people around Plain
don't care whether they have a good
road or not.
Tom Owen has trouble with his
windmill.
People wish they knew who Bill and
Guinea are.
1t is from two to four degrees cold
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WANTED-Six or eight head Of cat
tie to pasture at SO each per month.
Extra good grass and water. Will
buy four or five head if price is right.
See Jim Lovelady.
VIM. G.. Conner was in today from
Quay and pushed his subscription up
another year. He is feeling fine but
said he would feel better if the Ger
man Kaiser had his block knocked off.
Fertile soil: Fine climate and water.
No crop failures; Plenty of fruit and
gardens. Cheap homes. Write Pin
kerton & Orebaugh, the Land Men, at
Green Forest, Carroll Co., Ark. At
The fur dealers have been busy the
past few weeks buying and shipping.
The prices are better than they have
been for years and a number of the
trappers are making good money dur
ing the winter months.
+. Chilson came in last night from
Minneapolis and expects to stay in
Tucumcari a month or so. If he likes
the country he may locate here. The
weather is quite comfortable here to
what it is in his home state.
The lake east Of town has been a
popular resort the past week as those
who were lucky enough to own a pair
of skates have had the opportunity of
reviewing that popular past-time, a
treat that Tucumcari youngsters sell
dom enjoy.
Sgt. Harry Hatch, formerly employ
ed in the Elk Drug Store AS pharma-
c!st, but now working for Uncle Sam
and located at Houston, Texas, is here
this week visiting his many friends.
He is well pleased with army life and
holds the title of Sergeant.
II. Bonem has a special ad. in the
News today offering all winter goods
mt prices it would pay you to take ad.
vantage of because next fall goods
will cost like fury and a nice suit OF
clothes bought now at present prices
will be n good investment.
Group at Midnight Well in Morning
"A few nights & one Of my pa.
irons had a small child taken with
Group about midnight" writes NJ. T
Davis, B~earsvi!le, w. Va. They came
to my store and got a bottle of Foley
Honey and Tar. Before morning the
child had entirely recovered" Use
only Foley's for coughs, colds, Group
and grip. For sale by Sands Dorsey
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w. M. Caudle and wife have moved
to Tucumcari from Byzantine and ex-
pect to make this their future home.
Mr.. Caudle did the best thing possi-
BILE to become acquainted with the cit
liens and merchants Of Tucumcari-
he subscribed for the News.
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Statesmen WANTED to solicit or
ders for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or commission. Ad-
dress THE HARVEY OIL co, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
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AND PERSONAL

Wyatt Nations was in from Ina this
week on business.
F. NJ. Kuehn Of Nara Visa, wa here
Tuesday IN business
w. A. Stalkup of Cameron, was Il
Tucumcari visitor Saturday.
Make easy mo,:cy cutting beargrass
$500 a ton. Sc. Whitmore.
FOR SALE-Used Maxwell; price
cheap. See Harry II. McElroy.
List your property with Bowen-Boy-
err Agency. They'll do the rest.
A. Petersen was here from Amarillo
the first Of the week on business.
James Jordan and family of Jordan,
were Tucumcari visitors Wednesday.
We are in the market for old iron.
Texas Feed and Junk Yard.
Judge ID. L.. MOHCuS anu IL. IL. MOn-
Gus were here today from Ina on bust
ness.
Ten head of milch cows, half with
calves by side; others fresh soon. APP
ply at this office.
f. NJ. Higday, manager of the Pal
milla Fibre Co., will leave this week
for Denver on business.
Bring your old scrap iron to as. We
are paying 5000 per ton.
Texas Junk Yard.
FOR RENT-Modern house with a
nice sleeping porch and bath. Call
phone 325W. Mrs. DeOliviera.
FOR SALE-Two-year lease on nice
rooming house, twelve rooms furnish
ed, good location, kitchen well equip
ped. $500 cash. See Mrs. j. +. jolly.
Mu:rhead Variety Store has a half
page ad. this week in which Mr.. Muir
head has a few special prices and a
talk on "Hooverizing" that is worth
reading.
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Nothing reserved. The prices are cut on all Of our
stock just a S 1T is on these few articles.
Kindly assist ii taking small parcels with you n help
US make additional reductions in prices a. 1t costs u S six
and three-fourths cents for each delivery.
Come in and get acquainted.
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We are in the market for old iron
Texas Feed and Junk Yard.
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A. Petersen was here from Amarillo
the first Of the week on business.
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WANTED-Six or eight head Of cat.
tie to pasture at So each per month
Extra good grass and water. Will
buy four or five head if price is right
See Jim Lovelady.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-01-24

James Jordan and family of Jordan,
were Tucumcari visitors Wednesday.
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Ten head of milch COWS, half with
calves by side; others fresh soon. APP
ply at this office.
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Judge B. l.. Moncus and II. II. Mon
Gus were here today from Ina on bust
ness.
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A number took the examination for
typewriting and stenography at the
Court House last night. Uncle Sam
is anxious TO hire more stenographers
and Assistant Postmaster Roy Smith
conducted the examination with a view
of furnishing a few from this city.
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f. NJ. Higday, manager of the Pal.
milla Fibre Co., will leave this wcel
for Denver on business.
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Vim G. Conner was in today from
Quay and pushed his subscription ur
another year. He is feeling fine but
said he would feel better if the Ger.
man Kaiser had his block knocked off
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-01-24

List your property with ~Bowen-Boy-
err Agency. They'll do the rest.
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Bring your old scrap iron to US. We
are paying 5000 per ton.
Texas Junk Yard.
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Fertile soil; Fine climate and water.
No crop failures; Plenty of fruit and
gardens. Cheap homes. Write Pin
kerton g. O~rebaugh, the Land Men, at
Green Forest, Carroll Co., Ark. At
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-01-24

FOR RENT-Modern house with "A
nice sleeping porch and bath. Call
phone 325W. Mrs. DeOliviera.
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Mu:rhead Variety Store has a half
page ad. this week in which Mr.. Muir
head has a few special prices and n
talk on "Hooverizing" that is worth
reading.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-01-24

FOR SALE-Two-year lease on nice
rooming house, twelve rooms furnish
ed, good location, kitchen well equip
ped. $500 cash. See Mrs. j. +. Jolly.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-01-24

The fur dealers have been busy the
past few weeks buying and shipping,
The prices are better than they have
been for years and a number of the
trappers are making good money dur
ing the winter months.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-01-24

FOR SALE-Used Maxwell; price
cheap. See Harry II. McElroy.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-01-24

Make easy mo,:ey cutting beargrass
$500 q ton. Sc. Whitmore.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-01-24

DR.. A. d. Catterson was unanimous
ly chosen as director to fill the va
cancy made by ]. M. Stark moving
TO Denver. The school board has n
valuable addition in Mr.. Catterson as
he knows the schools needs and is
always ready to do what he thinks
best for the city.