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Volume i. No. 30. TUCUHCARI, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY. MAY 19, 1906. Subscription $1.50 a year

CITIZENS MEETING until the citv lms a waterworks SIGHT SELECTED FOR. render are to he spared, and the AT COVRT HOUSE system, and we think it would In- ODD FELLOWS' HOME Indians are to be deported to Yu- correct for the county to assist N. F. Stevens has returned catan. It is expected that at least through its hoard of commissioners eight companies of Indian from .1 trip to Koswell where he trained tin- - of matter a public well, as it is went as one of the trustees of the fighters will be organized and dis- Roa.d to be Opened Immediately needed by every citizen of the New Mexico Odd Fellows' organ- tributed through Sonora, when the South Into tvnd who in the Puerto county comes with a team. ization to assist in the selection of fight to the finish is expected to Dodson Communities. begin. HOMESTEADS ON RESERVES a site for the erection of a terri torial home for aged and decrepit 'The hill authorizing STR.IPES R.EMOVED FROM homestead Odd wives and or- WATER. QUESTION IN HANDS Fellows, their PRISONERS WHO BEHAVE entries ol agrieultutal land within phans. OF THE COMMITTEE limits ol a It is understood that Supeiin-tenden- t the forest reservation, At the lass meeting of the terri Trellord, ol the New Mex- where it is shown that the land in torial grand lodge, it was decided ico penitentiary at Santa Fe, pro- The meeting of the citizens of question is more valuable, for to a home for Odd erect Fellows, poses soon to remove the stripes tin-- , than called to meet at rifultiual for forest purposes, and a of se- committee trustees to from those prisoners who give court house Tuesday afternoon at 1,!IS passed both the Senate and lect the site and look after the good and to - Mouse ol will behavior, substitute 4 o'clock, convened as per an- Representatives. It erection of the building was ap- uiulfiuhU'dly the plain uniforms which have nouncement and was called to or-- 1 receive the signature pointed, consisting ol N. F. of the law been adopted in more advanced derby Col. Human and the object President and become of this city, A.. A. Bear-ru- p Stevens penal institutes as condusive to the of the adjourned session stated within a few days. of Carlsbad, Alexandei Howie morals of the inmates. and the report of road and well The bill is an important one. of Gallup, of Raton, John Jolts In the New Mexico penitentiary committee asked for. J. A. especially to the people of this and Mark Howell of Koswell. the convicts have been divided in- Street and Harrison, two of immediate vicinity. Any practical The first meeting of this board J.J. to three classes: The first grade, the committee present reported man can see at once how much of trustees was held in Rowell more beneficial it is to tin- country denominated "trusties; convicts that a preliminary survey of the Miy 1 and that city decided upon in this grade will weai clothing of proposed road south of town had to iithortze the occupation and the town in which as the home plain dark blue stuff with the num of small of agri-matel- y been made and the cost approxi-- 1 cultivation tracts should be erected. The trustees ber they carry on the records in calculated. Their estimate cultural lands to be found in the at once began looking for around small white'nunierals on the col - of forest of the cost was that the road com- reserves than to finally up-- a a suitable site, deciding lar; second grade, probationary, pleted beyond Tucumcari moun- - drive out all persons who would place near city, containing that clothing will be ol gray, resem- in-- 1'Stablish on tain to a point where it would 1 homesteads such land, some ten planted with acres, about bling what is known as cadet gray, tersect other roads running to the l"t il 1,IIS tilkvn tllL' government fruit trees and with a perpet- 700 the numbers being indicated in red various settlements south, would i officials at Washington a long ual water right upon it. An offer find letters of a larger size than the be about time to this out. It may be was mode to by the own- 250. trustees first grade on the collar; the third A resolution of thanks was pass- that this is one of the good results er which was at once accepted grade will have to wear the prison ed by meeting expressing the of transferring the management of deal will be in the anP the closed the clothing or prison stripes with appreciation of the citizens of Tu- the forest reserves to the Bureau near upon the of the future, return large black letters thereon. cumcari for the services already of Forestry. owner of property, who was away In addition, Supei intendent Trel-foi- d by the committee and Homesteaders establishing the time the board of rendered at trustees has under consideration plans asking that it be continued until homes within the forest reserves held thier final meeting on the for the erection of a dormitory for the work under consideration was will not trespass upon the timber matter. the trustees wherein they will be completed. rights of the government. On the Mr. Stevens stated that it was contrary, their presence will he housed in large sleeping rooms A finance committee was ap- an ideal location and one well suit- more or less a protection to the and will not be compelled to oc- pointed in the regular way and ed to the purposes in hand. About forests against the carelessness of cupy small cells as do all the con- asked to raise the necessary funds $3. 000 will he expended upon the men who through neglect might victs now, regardless of length of among the people of Tucumcari to erection of a building which will cause destructive fires. The re sentence, of the nature of the build the road. The committee is he constructed so as to allow of its cent measure will result in the crime and of general behavior, Alex. D. Goldenberg, Joseph being added to as occasion de- taking up of a number of home good or bad. It is believed by and Donald Stewart. mands. Albuquerque Citizen. stead entries within the limits of Superintendent Trelford that this The water question had been Gila Kiver Forest Reserve and YAQUIS plan will also aid in making better disposed of by the road and well the WILL HUNT will materially add to the re" men of many of the prisoners. committee for a period of one WITH BLOOD HOUNDS sources of this section. Silver month, $25 having been subscrib- In order to put a stop to the RODEY WILL PROBABLY City Ineependent. ed to keep the Taylor well in op- depradations that have been wag- GO TO PORTO RICO of the general by is eration for the use YOUNG PRODIGALS ed the Yaqui Indians in north- It rumored around that public for that time. In the mean ern Mexico and in Arizona, word Rodey .has been asked time negotiations will be opened Last Sunday Melvin Buchanan, conies from Nogales of a novel by the president it he would ac- for sinking a public well. Dock Phillips, and Fred Marcus method of fighting the Yaquis that cept the federal judgeship of Por- The meeting adjourned to meet decided that the way of life in Tu- promises to be successful. Dr. to Rico, and Mr. Rodey himself again at the offices of Mechemand cumcari is too burdensome, and Lorenzo Boido, of Guaymas, has does not deny it. The Citizen and Davidson at 4 o'clock Tuesday 22, turned their backs on the town, been given authority by the Mex- the people of New Mexico for that when it is desired to have as many friends and relatives and hiked ican government to put a stop to matter have a warm spot in their citizens out as can possibly come over the Dawson in quest of pas- the warfare that has raged against hearts for Mr. Rodey, and we do to hear the report of the commit- tures greener. They are none of the whites for so long. One com think this not only an eidence of tees and to assist in taking what- them over 15 years old and may pany of Indian fighters left Her - the president's friendship for an ever further action is desired. The soon tiro of earning their own pro- mosillo for the Indian country last able and worthy man, hut high and road matter is now well under way vender. week. The Yaquis are to he hunt- - proper recognition for a man who and while there must soon he more ed with blood hounds, and any of certainly deserves well of the peo- road building, this may tide us Louis jahns is employud hy the the natives found in the mountains ple. From what the Citizen can over until the county commission Treasurer-Collecto- r. He came in or valleys, away from their towns, hear on the streets everybody re- ers can get their consent to take a few days ago from San Francis are to he killed. Any Yaquis who gards it as a great honor, and ev- road building under consideration co, where he took part in getting may voluntarily present themselves erybody hopes Mr. Rodey will ac- The public well we must have away from the recent earthquake. rtt a military post or town and sur cept it, even if only for a term. tented In the picture caricatured, whlln biis-w- it. mm MADE-OVE- R POULTRY HOUSE dU nl' the other oijoris their al form. An Instance of tho Genius of Utiliz- pplvlng ibis principle to a slnglu i being, any ing the Old and Unused Things fluuro of a human portion on the Farm. ot the person may be allured as desired, thus producing an accurate oariontttro. only It only cost us $11 to move our old The posHlbllltks are limited to smoko-hoiis- e and get enough new the ingenuity of the photographer, flooring and other material to make MECHANICAL CARICATURES. one car may be elongated; the nose tills useless old building over into a appear a fool In length, while Which la to METHOD OF DIPPING SHEEP comfortable brooder house. It Is not A Trick in Photography .,ii the other features remain ttn-- 1 a good of Amusing bo lileo handsome building; a deal Used to Produce ( hanued; one cheek can inflated Vvi'2. It. A. Craig Describes Conve- Is win- the weather boarding old, the Pictures. i, balloon, or the neck stretched to tho nient Arrangements for the dows are tome old discarded ones that size of a linger or drawn out longer of caricature Is to be Small Tanner. had laid up In the garret for years, Even the art than the body." but It will make a comfortable, roomy performed mechanically. If would Dipping t lu; entire animal in a solu- distorted photo- winter home for the pullets that were seem, with tho aid of WIRELESS BY BICYCLE. tion, which will kill the insects and raised lu It. And next spring we will graphic films. Such photographic re vent dsease is huth simple and build a new brooder house. monstrosities ate even now appearing Telegraph Apparatus Very simple appliances will of Portable Light Wc ilntl that 50 hens are etiougn to In the papers under the name Use. serve only a are of Which Gorman Anny Will where few animals keep In one house, and we have divided photographs, or something ' in Africa to be treated. A box or tank for the this house into two parts. The the kind. The process by which they dip and a few feet of drain board arc scratching place Is in the front part, are produced is said to be the Inven- necessary. More A ery light portable wireless out-- i all that is really and the back part or the building r- to tion of I. Ellsworth Hiiro, of Chicago fit to be by the (ionium army in complete arrangements serve to reduce be their roosting place. This old Is described in Popular iv It thus is described by Dr. Alfred the labor where larger number of building is higher than there Is any Afrlci. (iradenwitz, In the Rilontlfle, Amor-ba- n. sheep are handled. need of, but the upper part wo nave "I.'.y tho discovery of a praetial ap- The advantages a metal dipping Says thp wilier: of fixed into a storing place for grain, 'to plication of a n fact with no ion "Chielly remarkable in this portable tank are so marked that men' we can food the hens without making to the nature of ph aographl" any They outfit are the means of generating nead be .indo of others. so many trips to the barn in bad win- films and their actions under the in- long any energy. A bicycle dynamo Is used. are cheaper in tlte run than ter weather. fluence of heat as well a.s the influence home-mad- e tank. For a drain board The cotistrui live principle of the latter There's no use trying to make poul- of certain n chemical. .Mr. wagon serve simple. miiill direct-curre- an ordinary bed will try a success without suitable build- Hare lias succeeded in producing per is a output Is ings and conveniences, declares a cor- fect Kiinclniciis of caricatures by a dvnnir.o of nbmtt 1mi watts ...... t.l 1.. r...,ivi Tllf. i.dln.. respondent of the Prairie Farmer. Wo purely photographic process. When III "i""" - have tried it and know it is uphill is taken into consideration what an " "' m'. 'y " work. But "where there's a will there's lmnortant tmrt photography on ,0 rhino going !.y "'smart pedaling. From a way." On many farms there are old one hand and caricatiP'o-skotcliP'- g on sheds and buildings like our old smoke tlie other have played in the develop- house of iiitlo use, more of an eyesore ment of modern illustrating, the im- than anything else, that can be trans- portance of the new discovery bceom?s formed with a little labor and expenso at once apparent. Into comfortable homes for the winter "As Is well known o all photog- l.- -A OUTFIT. i FIG. SIMPLK DIPPING layers; and comfortable quarters they raphers, tho ordinary photo-.-raph- must have If wo want thrifty laying f;g. 2. I ' k k m a n h n t dipping out- plate is supplied with a collodion film fit. hens. which, under ordinary commons and at quite well if arranged on supports as the ordinary temperature, is firm and .shown in Fig. 1. It must slant toward POULTRY HOUSES. insoluble. Such a Him naturally will the tank, so as to return the liquid as produce upon exposure an exact im- A Discussion as to W it drips from the wet sheep. The lioor Whether the pression. If 'he film is to a must be light enough to prevent leak- - Should Be Large or Small moderate degree ol heat, however, it Value of Sunlight. will become soluble and rim. Where n large number of sheep arc "in manufacturing photo There is controversy among poultry handled and a fixed device is desired, graphic plates the coll idion film la a i.k r.KNKRATl.v; raisers as to whether the windows of station. a chute and drain lioor may be con the Bprock-- tlm poultry houses should be largo or of bicvele frame the structed .is shown in Fig. 2, out ot small. The men lu favor of large win- moeineni n transmitted to tho dyna- light fencing timber. mo by means a lt. - dows say they wish to get a great deal of driving :i spo- The most effective dips contain sul- -' hilly of light into the In designed aluminum disk, the jihur, lime, tobacco or arsenic in some houses. Those favor of tho small windows say ratio of transmission being so de- proportions. These may be mixed in a that signed the glass cools off rapidly at night and as to l:a e the dynamo produce to be quite harmful, and pre- - mitnner that poultry houses with large win- sparks of four millimeters length in caution must always be taken to have dows are colder than poultry houses :he induction coil, in normal opera-io- n. i he .olutions fresh and not loo strong. with small windows. a11 of our in- - As the dMiamo Is located In up ;!:! The Colorado dip is made of front of the operator, the latter Is in 11 pounds ' pounds flowers of sulphur, position at any moment to supervise gallons of Wi- i'-- unslaked lime, and loo Volume of Jlie required uniform activity. Tho weight of tter. i to pass through Poultry Jfoutt he dynamo outfit is :m kilograms (GU A very dip used and tested effective per Hen pee pounds I. In the place of the device by the bureau of animal industry is Dy ibove described, a stationary moto-ycl- e 24 pounds of Ilowers of sul- made of with a dynamo fitted on can be phur, eight pounds unslaked lime and tUM tfJir used. Apart from t he dynamo a port- 100 gallons of water. This Is made by able accumulator battery can bo mixing and lime to a paste, made the sulphur use of to supply the energy required. and then boiling for three hours in 25 The battery Includes eight colls (Hi gallons of water, stirring It rapidly. MHCH..NKW1. CAItir TI'HK (K Wh. volts), possessing a capacity of Let this stand over night and drain oh v UA.M J MR VAN. about y .'lu ampere-hour- s with a five dis- the clear liquid, to which add the flowed onto a plate that his hours' received charge. The admissible limit of dis rest of the 100 gallons of warm water a coat of gelatin. This causes it to charging ii.tenslty is about 2i per cent, before dipping. 0 f.H. firmly to the glass plate. The greater than the energy necessary In The combined tobacco and sulphur caricature photograph, how. ver, is pro- normal working order. The cells are dip is made by steeping 10 pounds of PROPORTION OF AIP. SFPPI.Y TO duced by tho use of wha: is known as enclosed in an ebonite box. tobacco leaves in warm water for one IIKN. a stripping plate, In which tho Is which is nim in turn divided into two day; ihen boil a few moments and let flowed onto a plate will h compartments vest igaiions, however, point to the has "f 30 kilograms weight over night. Strain off the liquid merely edged with a gelatin each." stand large windows as being the most serv- coating and add to it as many pounds of sul- This leaves all of the plate iceable. It Is true, that the more glass but th Largest Steel Ingot. phur as tobacco used. Add the sul- edge plain glass to which tho jiolutln the colder the house, but it Is also One of the largest steel Ingots phur Just before dipping. Dllire the does not adhere, lly the ,;Se of n knife that true that If tho fowls are properly has ever be n made was recently cast whole mlxtur" to lot) gallons. blado the film in this i f protected from drafts, a few degrees kind plat can at the Manchester .More is saved by using the be readily foundries of Sir W. trouble of cold more do not count for any- removed, which constlttttoB 0. Armstrong. prepared dips now on the market, the first stop in the process Wbitworth & Co. Tho thing. In many of our 'loultry estab- of cari- ingot weighing 120 many of which are very effective. cature photography, tons was cast on lishments now, the windows are be- tho fluid They should be mixed carefully ac- "By the application or pressure system ing merely covered with cloth, and heat from a f this firm. cording to directions and never too gas lamp the film can The molten motal, repre-sewin- g the birds are entirely comfortable in lo easily 120 strong. Dip the sheep thoroughly, stretched into almost any tons in weight, was poured such houses. There should bo largo conceivable from putting them entirely under the liquid shape, with the drawback, the melting furnaces into a ' ago windows on tho east, south and west however as ingot mold for a few seconds. Then allow them any amateur can testify, box weighing ISO tons. sides of all poultry houses, says the that thf When the run to drain thoroughly, as several pints imago is liable to hu hiurrt-- was completed tho mold-bo-- .: Farmers' Review. This lets in tho and in was of liquid will bo held by tho wool as fact hopelessly distorted, placed in a hydraulic press, sunlight, which is a powerful germi- in order t . tho rant of which is six feet in diani-e.er- . they wajk out of the tank. The loss cide and which dries up the moisture control tho st retelling iu Hwh a w In this way will be less according as as to got the desired and subjected to a pressure of In tho poultry house. .Moisture is an result, tho film '''.72i pounds per square tho sheep are dipped Immediately enemy nearly is treated with a chemical inch. The in- to all farm stock, and preparation got is for the machinery after shearing. tho drier wo can keep the poultry tho tho ingredients of which are a score of the new of tho turbine Cunurd llnor now in course ot bettor. Tito poultry enjoy tho sun inventor of tho process The White Clover on Clay Soil. degree of construction on the Clyde. streaming in through the windows. success which lias boon at- On heavy clay soil lawns may be tained in implying this formula In Gh-l- made with white clover, which grows controlling ti,0 Will Be Girls. pons roshaping or Agnes Algy rapidly, Improves the soil nnd pre- , If the are kept clean and llco the Imago Is is milking shoo eye.s shown i, tho illustration at me. pares it for grisses. An ounce will and mites are abs:u diseases will representing a man ' . walking down tho plant ubout ten square feet. rarely appear iu the llock. ttt-eot- Pandora I always Tho figuro of a thought him a man is reyrc- - muttonhoud. Judge, of friendship with her. la October, RAILWAY MOTOR CARS. DUAL LIFE OF NEW Ilia:!, his wife was ill when he was ('tilled to a national convention of What Internal Combustion Has Done bankers in San Francisco. Mrs. '.,'olt For Automobiles Successful Ex- accompanied him. periments on Railroarin. E "She did not intend to go nil 'Un The development of the internal com Kiley. we I "ft way," sail Mr. "When bastion engine is so recent thai tii Drooklyn my wife was not expected to public has scarcely had time to appie-ciat- e recover. On the way west told Mrs. CONFESSES THAT HAS TWO Its marvels. Ten years ano, HE Colt wanted to marry her. Mho when automobiles were called "home- WIVES LIVING. was willing. We thought my wllo less carriages," It was supposed that would be dead before our return to they could reach th"it higlu at d" lop Drooklyn, and was suffering from nient only through elect tie power, but supposition er- FACT IS KNOWN TO BOTH it general breakdown. this was soon proved roneous Tlie intrrnal combustion eii 'When we reached Hammond, Iv.d,. glue, with gasoline as fuel, has hem we married under our true nan es. T. W. Kiley, Wealthy Banker and found to be best adapted to litis pin That marriage cannot be denied. Wo pose, and probably foiii-fiflli- s of th- au- Business Man, Says He Took continued on to San Francisco. I tomobiles now in use are of this tpc Second Spouse When First One went to thi! convention, then look Mrs. Two or three years ago the gasoline Wns Expected to Die. Colt down to Los Angeles. We spent motor was peril cled to such an extent it month lucre and then returned east. that a small and very compact englm Now York. That Thumtis W. Klicy, could generate enough power to pull "My wife did not die. but grew bet- a millionaire hank president and hard- heavy loads, and this brought about ter. Then1 was nothing we could do ware dealer in Hrooklyn, litis: lor i lit the application of the automobile id a except keep everything secret. t last three years kept two wives in sep- to railway nuispot lation. Several bought a homo tit tt Drooklyn avenue, railroads, notably arate establishments, lens than ha'f a the 1'nion I'uciflc. furnished it, and made it over to have made oxpt liments in this direc- mile apart, H an amazing faet Unit be- Mrs. Colt. Since then I have main- tion with highly satisfactory results ine known recently. ta here tained the home and have given her The Tnion I'aelflc now has six motor Mr. Kiley, in reply to qiostions, everything she could want. cats in operation and anotln r und r broke down and admitted it till, lie "! don't see why the public should const ruction, and it is intended to build a sufficient number to handle, the said he had no excuse to offer nave that Intrude in private allalrs ol tins na- local Ira file Ik t ween cities which he loves both women, and he married I ar" ture. made a mistake nnd am will- near enough together so that the round the second only when ho felt sure his I my ing to pay for it. am supporting trip be in a day. ilrst and legal wife was abouf to die. can made first wife in the best possible way The first of ears built was man- tliae Klley's legal wife lives in his and glvlnjj my second everything she lurned cut of t lie Omaha shops about sion at UOl Jefferson avenue, vlth her wants.'' ii year ago. and after rcpc:ittd tests "PE-RU-N- A WORKED two sons and two daughters by her was placed in daily service betwen SIMPLY MARVELOUS." llrst husband. She was the wife of AGE Kearney and Callaway, N braska, a WEDS GIRL 21 AT OF 80 e James Kiley, a brother of Thomas. distance of aixty-liv- mlh s, making cm ex- James Kiley died 112 years ago, and she round trip dully. This, being an Suffered Severely Remarkable Los Angeles Father Has perimental car, is much smaller than man led her brother-in-la- Seventh Child at 96 Breaks those built since. It is thirty-on- feet Headaches The second wife is housed in i mag- With Two Ribs at DO. long, m united on it single nificent place at UK! Brooklyn avenue. truck and weighing only a liille over Unable to Work. She is known as Mrs. Flora A. Colt, Los Angeles, Cal. At the age ot SO twi nty tons. During the tests it mad and lives with her son by her llrst bus-ban- Miss Lucv V. Mcliivney, 452 JJrd Ave., Simon Hendricks, of this city, went ii nip from Omaha via Denver to Port- who was a westerner. She was Oregon, entirely tin-- Brooklyn, Y., writes: and married a sonoriwi aged land. and return, U. r its own power, climbed the "For many months I suffered ly Flora Drown, daughter of tluy 81 and 21. When ho was his llrst child was tlifll-cult- Drown, a wealthy hardware dealer of steep mountain grades without from headaches and pains ir born. When he was !ifi his seventh The other five cars are each the side and back, sometimes being the eastern district of Drooklyn. with '.Hi, child was horn. Now. aged he fllly-liv- e feet long, with seating capac unable to attend to my daily work. whom many years ago Kiley started Is1 Peru-n- a, breaks two ribs while tit work, and ity of filty-ueve- and aro provided "I am better, now, thanks to as a clerk'. lie recovering. with two trucks. Tin and am as active as ever and have G: Kiley, vho is years old, is presi- s no more headaches, Hendricks Is a brick mason of this power is i'tinishtd by a dent of the North Side hank of Wi- power, gasoline engine of "The way Peruna worked In my will be !H) years old on April lliamsburg and is reputed to tie worth city, and special design, capable of generating case was simply marvelous." among tilings for wl ich several millions. He has a targe busi- 2!, and the a of from forty to sixty miles Wo have in our files many grateful are the that the sliced ness under the firm mime of Thomas he is thankful lads tin hour. Two of these cars have bag- letters from women who have suffered recently are niend'.ng with symptoms W. Kiley & Co.. in Drooklyn. He also two ribs broken gage compartments, and all of them the named above. Lack youngest child, Au- of space prevents our (jiving- more is interested heavily in a structural nicely and that his are now in daily use, one between than rora, iiged three, is its healthy and Houston and (lalveslon. anothei be- one testimonial here. iron business. It is impossible to even approximate light through happy as tiny girl of her years In tween Loavenwoilh and Lawrence. The facts came to the Kansas, while still another is in the tho great amount of suffering which Pe- filing of a suit against Kiley and wife town. runa has relieved, or the number of seriously in Mr. suburban service out of Los Angeles. No. 2 jointly by John S. tirifllth for Cupid did not figure women who have been restored to health years $:'.7,0()l). Mr. Griffith was counsel for Hendricks' career for several and strength by its faithful use. In fact, he remained ATTACKED THE HEART wife No. :i year ago in a suit for after his birth. was $2i0,000 against Kiley. He says t'icre a shrinking bachelor until he was no trouble between then', but he su. Then the brickmason Awful Neuralgia Caso Cured to Slay W. L. Douglas was ill, and wished to provide for her won the heart of a senorita mimed Cured by Dr. Williams' ISuearnaelon refers. She was 21 Pink Pills. $3i?&s3 SHOES, when she became his bride July i). Neuralgia-i- any form is painful but W. L. Douglas $4.00 Cllt Edge Lino 1SS7. The marriage took place here when it attacks the heart it is frequently cannot bo equalled atany price. and the children, seve'n of them, were fatal. Complicated with indigestion ol born in southern California. u form that affected the vital organ it Hendricks says that he has smoked threatened serious consequences in an in- t of drank liquor most of his stance just reported. The case is lial tobacco and Mr. V. L. Cleaves, of l'leasaiithill, J.a., life. He was born in Somerset, Ky., who tells of his trouble and euro us April 211, ISO". This was eight years follows : before Waterbo. He has personal rec- " i traveled considerably, wns exposed ollections of events which aro now to all kindsof weather and was irregular chronicled as ancient history. in my sleeping and eating. J suppose this was the cause of my sickness, at any rate, in May, 11)0."), I had got so bad L Lived Tea Years Without Eating. that I was compelled to quit work and : London. For ten years before nis take to my bed. I had a good doctor death at Kingston the other day a and took his medicine faithfully but man named Joseph Knight had not grow worse. I gave up hope of getting WfM fQ eaten any food. Hleven years ago, better and my neighbors thought I was while on a yacht at Kllba, at Cosport, sarely going to die. " I had smothering spells that it is he. accidentally some drank detergent awful to recall. My heart flattered and porter, with the result JULY in mistake for then seemed to cease beating. 1 could L v876 that his gullet and other internal or- not. lie on my left side at all. My bauds till Capital 2.5oo;ooq gans were destroyed, lie was placed font swelled and so did my face. sarjH and W. L. DOUGLAS MAKES & SELLS MORE In the .'lands of an able surgeon, who After reading about Dr. Williams' Dink MEN'S $3. B 11 SHOES Til A N ANY O THER MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD. life, but also en- Pills in a newspaper I decided to try not only saved his REWARD to anyone who can V. 13. KII.KV AND IK TWO W1VKB. my exact iy. M fl nfin him to live for more thau ten them and they suited 'ase OlUjUUU disprove this statement, abled could see an improvement In case he should die and all of years comparative comfort by means Before long I it could take you Into m v three large factories futuro in boxes I was en- ot Brockton, .Mass., und show you through a in and after taking a few the Infinite his (.state go to his legal wife. The of feeding tube his side, tirely cured. I am glad to make this cure with which every pnlrof shoes Is made, you was settled out of court. Kiley leading directly in his stomach. It would realize why V. L. Douglas $.1.50 shoes matpr statement and wish it could cause every cost more to make, why they hold their shape, cha.ges that nrlfllth's largo fee was a is remarkable thai, although unable to t sufferer to trv Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." fit better, wenr longer, nnd tire of greater "sli.tko down." eat, he could always enjoy a smoke. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do not simply Intrinsic value than any other $3.50 shoe. IV. L. Douglas Strong Mads Shoes for With tears in his eyes the million- He wtis about 10 y.'iirs of ago. deaden pain; they cunt the trouble which Mon, $2. SO, S2.00. Boys' School & aire banlor laid bare his romaiao and causes the pain. They are guaranteed to Dross Shoos, $2.50,$2,$1.75,$1.60 or opiate. CAUTION. Insist upon lunlim V.I..l..iig. culmination In a polyga- Sort of Curio Shop. contain no narcotic, stimulant Ins Mines. Tiilii Niiti.'tltutc. Noiio its strange run no of if Kuiiulno He said he was ashamed, surgeons who operated on a man Those who take them danger without hi ami prim htaiiin'il on lintti'in. mous life. The forming any drug habit. They ac; Fast Color EtieU'is used ; thru will not wear brassy. but it could not be helped. in tho London hospital tho other day Wrlto J'ir lttnstriitoil ('nlalng. I direct ly on theblood and it is only through XV. U. DOl'OI.Ah. ltrocktim. Muss. "I have told my legal wife," he said, round In him 2a pieces of cork, 20 t!H) uloou mat any meuieiue can reaen "of the matter, and she agreed to pieces of tlntoll. a loadon bullet, a tho nerves. nire-penc- Murks, Ignore Mrs. Colt, yet all is amicable piece of string 18 inches long, u Dr. Williams' Pink Pills aro sold by all Trade on S Cni.vriKliis unit between Mrs. Colt and tnjseir." in small change, a piece wf druggists or will be sent, postpaid, I, i' h ii r lie ii rod, fit) Natii in Hick '.ill V St W.i sill MUM mi. I). C. Ho ho had known Mrs. Colt long with ti receipt of price, cents per box. sis fowl said leather nine inches hook Med-Iciu- childhood, and after her husband end, sevoral pieces of clay boxes for ifa.fiO, by the Dr. Williams from til each Co., Soheue'ctudy, N.Y. DEFIANCE STARCH dletl live years ago was on close terms plpofetetn und portions of a nuwspaps. lltt Professional Cards KNIGHTS TAKE NOTICE u...... 11u It is earnestly n-ii- st. mat c jj iCM 12M nieinhers ol I iuuK Pythias, hv present 20. Kniirhts oi District Attou.nt.v, at Wednesday night's meeting, May 1006. 23, Tiicumcari, - - Now MosiOOs EuNKST LaXuM'oN, District Deputy Grand Chan - DAVIDSON, cellor. (- C. Attorney Law, CONTKST NOTICE at

ucuincan, Now Maxifio. Diriment of the Interior. United Slates Und Office ATTICSON & MATTESON, Clayton, N. M.. Anril i90h' Attorneys at Law. contest affidavit having been sufficient OFFICE PRACTICE AND COLLECTIONS. T. II. Sanders, LAND ed in this olf.ee by PATENTED CLAIMS. RELINQUISHMENTS AND contestant, against Homestead lintry No. RESIDENT PROPERTY FOR SALE. NOTARY PUBLIC ft, I r Mv. Sec- ?79, made June i)oi, - - MKXiro. Township Tl I'M! MM, Xkw tion ., and t X K Section o lV n North. Kam i 'inst- - b" Jussu Hlaine, contestee, in which it is alleged 1. WHAKTON, wholly J that the said Jesse C. Hlaine has al.andoned said tract of laud; that he has Attorn ky at Law. therefrom for more changed his resilience I do a general Civil and Criminal prac- than six months last past; that the said tice, (live promt personal attention fb all tract has never been settled upon or culti- business. improved: that said laches have EET & JONES. vated or Alamogordo, New Mexico. existed from the initiation of said entry, and continue to the date of this allidavif said i Salt Meats, Pigs Feet, and that said alleged absence from J. IIITTSON, e, Lard, Bologna., land was not due to his employment in the Corps of the Y- T-- 1 j Army, Navy, or Marine AT'l't) V. N U - A . A W Butter and Eggs. S United States as a private soldier, officer, war with Land Practice. Oysters ii Season. Poultry. seaman, or marine, during the Spain, or during any other war in which Tect'MCAUt, - - Xkw Mk.xicQ. !ET. the United States may be engaged. PHONE 34. Now therefore, said parties are hereby notified to appear, respond and offer evi- dence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock ReNEIIAN & THOMPSON, a. 111. on June 15, 190O, before X. V. Ilallegos, I.'. S. Court Commissioner, at his ollice in Tucumcari, Xew Mexico, and LAWYERS, JACKSON -- Q ALBR AITY1 -- FOXWORTtl CO. that final hearing sill be held at 10 o'clock a. in. on June 21, 1900, before the Register - the United Land Santa Fo, Now Mexico. '( Incorporated January ist i ioj.) and Receiver at States Ultice in Clayton, Xew Mexico. WINDOW GLASS A SPECIALTY-A- LL SIZES The said contestant having, in a proper alli'lavit, filed April set forth facts RUSSELL Doors, Lime, Etc. 'jo', J)R. Sash, Moulding, Finlstiing, Cement which show that after due diligence per- sonal service of this noticv cannot be PHYSICI-A- and SURGEON Your patronage is appreciated made, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given by due and prop Ollice next door to Pioneer Drug Store. CALL and GET PRICtS Tiicumcari, N. M. er publication. Calls attended day and night. 'Phone in Kdward W Fox, It;gisu-- r Tu.lM' RI. Xew Mexico

Splendid Cafe Car Service Winter Trips IIBIT Meals a la Carte, has been established by 0 Colorado El Paso & Southwestern Cheaply made because 0( the "winter tourist" rates now in elfect. on trains 29 and 30, running between 101 The Rocky Mountain region offers: Paso and Alainogordo, serving break Drv, clear climate. fast south bound and dinner north Plenty of sunshine. A tonic atmosphere. bound, leaving J01 Paso. This inovation A "snap" in the air that makes you want to ho adds much to the comfort of the trip to up and doing." 101 Paso. ponderously beautiful mountain scenery. 1 lie Rock Island is ihe road to take to Colorado lands Daily Service and Excellent Connections you directly in DL,1Ver or Colorado Springs, as desired. Sum, pronounced advantages For Mexico. Douglas, Bisbec, Waco, in our train service, Tombstone, also for Clifton and Mnren-c- i Li t m. inlut m von. are still maintained without change. H. H. Hargis, Agt. For rates, folders, schedules and other information all on nrai H. H. HARGIS, d. P. DONOHUE, V. R. STILES, Tiicumcari, N. H. AQT. C. R. I, A E. P. RY. ACT. E. P. & S. W. SYS. GEN. PASSENGER AGT. TUCUMCARI TUCUMCARI EL PASO

V. F. HERRING, M. L. Puerto Pickings. CONTEST NOTICE Said parties are hereby notified to npponr. respoii'! and oifer evidence touching said Correspondence. J Department of & SWKCKON. the Interior, United State allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. nn Juno a. A nice rain tell Friday afternoon. Land Office Calls answered. Next door to Jones Jewelry 1906, before N. V. Gallegos, V. S. Court Store. Tlio fanners tire bus plowing and plant- Clayton. New Mexico, Commissioner, al his office in Tucumcari, ing Iced. May 7, 1900. New Mexico, and that final hearing will lie TtlOUMCAItt, Niiv Mux i co held Joe Loller is breaking horses for Cl. K. sullicient contest aliidavit having been at 10 o'clock a. m. on July 5, 190O, the THONK i no Taylor. filed in this office by J. M. Hedgecoko, Jr., before Register and Receiver fit tlio United States Land Office in Claytsn, New Mr. U M Connelly's sister is visiting at of Fndee, New Mexico, contestant, against Mexico. the ranch. Homestead entry No. 4O1 , made March LANDOFFICE. 9, lor Section to Trie said contestant having, in a propor Charles MclJial, our constable was in tyoj, isw'4 4, lownslnp North, Range jO Fast, by W. F. Shotwell, affidavit, filed May 7, 190G, set forth facts N. V. GALLEGOS, Puerto Monday. contestec, in which it is alleged that said which show that after due diligence, per- U. S. Court Com. Mr. Wilson is improving his claim just W. F. Shotwell has wholly abandoned said sonal service of this notice can not be uorlli ol Puerto. tract; that he has changed his residence made, it is hereby ordered and directed Land Filings, Final Proofs, Contests, There is some talk of a drugstore that such notice be given by duo and prop and all land matters at tended to. being therefrom for more than six months last er publication. No charge for final proof applications built at Puerto soon. past; that said tract is not settled upon and Okkick at Court IIocsk. Mr. A. V. Ross has been sick (or some cultivated by said 'party as required by Edwakd W. Fox, Register. iiue, but Is impioving. law, and that said alleged absence from - Misses Mamie and 11 sic Lockler visited the said laud was not due to his employ- M. H. KOCH, at J. M. Hodges' Sunday. ment in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps Licensed Embalmer STOCK EXCHANGE of the United States as a private soldier, If. L. Newby is putting in a well at his officer, seaman or marine, during the war Complete Stock of Funertvl Goods. place. He has water a j.s feet. with Spain, or during any oilier war in Preparing bodies for shipment a speeulK Mr. Filer's little girl who was bitten by which the United States may be engaged. Orders taken for Monuments, Ftc. saloon i snake last week is doing very well. Opposite Big Store's 1 here is a petition being circulated for 1 new road iioin Tucumcari to Puerto. Sugar Valley Fred Walther has put up another wind Cane Spring Bourbon mill at his place to irrigate his garden, Old Crow, Anderson Co. i 1 00L Uuckenlielmer Rye b P Wilson, lately from the Creek Na Coney Island Clark's Rye tion, will farm on the Taylor place this Itunten Rye year. Pure White Corn Whiskey this ar and (afe I All kinds of Wines and Liquors (leorgc Yates was down from plains iiv OMFORTABLE Sunday. He is putting in a farm at his MOORE, GEORGE A. PROP. ranch. Your Patronage Solicited J N Stradley and family, Mrs. Newby t Treatment Good Good Wines. Main St., - Tucumcari. and Mrs. Ross called on the firings family r3 Sunday. Liquors and Cigars Our summer school started Monday JAMES LANIGAN, 1 with a good attendance, with Miss Texia X upi IblUI MONARCH Hodges as teacher. Darby was down from Morris' ranch Sunday. He reports grass good and sheep doing well on the plains. 49 bb 49 bb SALOON. Valley. Hurrah for Tom of Lloyds Go 49 White Elephant Saloon. bb for them, Tommy. Wc need a good road, 49 bb and we of Puerto will stay with you. 49 bb 49 bb United Deputy for FINE WINES, The States Marshal 49 bb this district was in Puerto the 10th inst 49 Kentucky Whiskies, bb LIQUORS and He left for Texico, but willl return the 49 bb aSth. He says the fences must go. 49 TRY THEM. bb 49 bb CIGARS. We are glad to learn that the business 49 bb men of Tucumcari have awakened to the 49 A. B. DAVBER, PROP. bb necessity of a public well, for a great many 49 bb of our people have been going to liovina, H. M. SMITH CO., I Texas, for supplies on account of bad roads t TUCUMCARI, N. M. and no water at Tucumcari. t Hear Grass. A. D. r,OLIFNRFKO. I'm-s- . F L TWLOK Sin.

THE LEGAL TENDER THE PHOENIX TUCUMCARI :-- Barber Shop - h Barber Shop K vj On the Corner. b W. F. Glenn, Prop. Water, Ice Power Co.

PC)I 1). Correct Treatment of Customers. HOT AND COLD BATHS IN CO R RAT1C BATHS. Every enterprising citizen should patronize enterprise. v Tucumcari, - - - N'i'.w Mkxico Agent Alamogordo Steam Laundry a. local industry or rV 1 W1C AR10 TO STAY, AND SOLICIT I). L. CASH, Proprietor TIME TABLE. 77777777777777777777777777 YOUR PATROXAGK. E. P. & S. W. OUR RATES RlCASONAliLlC. In Effect Sunday April 8th, 1906. GOING FAST. No. 124 leaves Hock Island depot Tu 8 cumcan 9.15 A. M. Tucumcari No. 124 leaves F. P. it S. W. depot Tu ii Boot and Shoe Shop cumcari 9:25 A. M. Giving passengers chance to procun ...... THE PLAZA HOTEL .V .. tickets and bauuaiie checks at F. P. b. W 'A Hoots made to order, V. X X depot. guaranteed, plain calf - - Sts.oo P. A. BERRY. Prop. Dawson P. M. Arrive 4:55 J Morocco leg, calf-ski- n FAST. ff feet $14,110 K Newly Renovated and Refurnished FROM THE .... No, i2j leave Dawson 9:4 5 A. M. Rest patent calf vamp, IN ilg Kangaroo top s.no . THE ONLY FIRST CLASS ROOMS THE CITY. Arrive Tucumcari, (K. 1. depot; 5:2 .... BY WHO KNOW. P. M. PATRONIZED THOSE - - - - No. 124 carded to make connection with Si C. N. McMAINS. Prop. Ri iionabK Pm eastbound train at French 3:52 P. M. and JJ DYER., General Workman with No. 133 westbound train 10:45 A M Alone. An Ancient Mariner. THE boy AND THE JUDGM They Stand ...... i hnlil relief, nlone. STOP, Cnpt. Simpson of tha n all WOMAN! Alexander - conspicuous exaninlo of oppn, Aberdeen liner Moravian, rocentl Typical Instance of n Denver Ju- nnd as AND CONSIDER nk and dealing with tho sick seventy-firs- t voy- coinplo'od Ills round dicial Celebrity's Trentmont nnd afflicted, arc Dr. Pierce's Favorlto TUG ALL' age from London to Sydney, a record of Youth. Prescription for weak, which It Is believed lias no parallel nervous. "run-down- d IAIPORTANT FACT Golden in I ho ilc niarlno. Captain women, and Dr. l'lcrce'n movant years ago, before there was famous remedy Simpson computes L'.Ouit, Seven Medical Discovery, the he has sailed court, a boy stomach, Indigestion, or nun miles without a mishap under the such a thing as a juvenile for weak of was in Denver for torpid liver, or hll ousnesB, all llag of the Aberdeen line, which he nine arrested affections, whether of tho wan brought tho catarrhal joined in 1S05. burglary. He into stomach. IkiwcIh, kidneys, bladdor, nasal mm criminal court, tried as a burglar, and passages, throat, bronchia, or other That in address- an effective remedy ing Mrs. Pink- - What We Need. sent to jail. Ho served a term of years, passnges. also as all diseases arising from thin, watery liam you con- Something will insure n tint-ura- l during which he learned thoroughly tho for are lhat or Impure blood, as scrofulous and skin fiding your private action of the liver, kidneys, stom-ic- trade which ho had been accused of ply- ills to it wiiman-- a and bowels, cute eonstitpatlon and ing. When he was released, writes ftff'eh "bottle of the above medicines woman whose v sick headache, something that will - bears upon its wrapper a badge of hon- Frances .Manic Hjorkmaii, in the Amor- g enon with system esty in full list of ingredients women's dis purify the blood, cleanse the lean Monthly of Reviews, ho the eases covers a great anil bring good health. Garfield Tea, Review It rhitc(l in plain Kufjlxsh. began to practice in earnest. He was This frank and open publicity places jnanv years. the mild herb laxative, does nil this. elass all 1U Mrs. is rearrested, recommitted, and, after a these medicines in a thrw Pinkhnm the tirlrrs, and Is the best guaranty of their daughter-in-la- w AN. loose again, a more of SOLDIER CENTENN ARI second term, turned merits. They cannot be classed as patent Lydin. Fi. Pinkhnm, accomplished burglar than before. A nor secret medicines for they aro neither and for manv years Denver Veteran Will Soon Reach One few months ago he was shot tit by the -- being of known composition, nnderherdirection, Hundredth Year. Dr Pierce feels that ho can afford to Denver police in an attempt to escape a full conlldenco una since nrr tie- - On May 2tuh William Taylor, prob- take tho afflicted Into his X.jfyjA third arrest. He was raptured and all the Ingredients of his medi- eeuso.sne na.s oeen A B i, ably man in Colorado, will and lav rtit VW'OSV. the oldest brought into the court, still a "freely before them becauso theso become a centennarian. says the Den- Juvenile cines mere child that to have been go- - ingredlents'aru such as arc endorsed and ver News. Taylor, who is veteran of otiht strongly praised by scores of tho Mm.. ,f ' ' lug most 'l the Hlack Hawk, Mexican and Civil to school. most eminent medical writers as cures Buffer in silence ami drift along from wars, is living in the Savelle apart- Judge "Hen" H. Llndsey, who presides for tho diseases for which these medi- bad to worse, knowing full well over by a cines aro recommended. Therefore, tho that ments at Seventeenth avenue and the tribunal, was confronted upon they ought to have immediate assist- splen- afllicted do not have to rely alone Franklin street, in this city, is in bold, hardened and unnaturally sharp recommendation as to tho ance, n impels two-mil- Dr Pierce's but natural modesty did health and takes a walk young expert in crime who had mystl- - medicines cer- them to shrink from exposing them- curative value of his for eeiy morning. fled by a easily reiognized diseases. selves to t lie questions and probable the police telling half dozen tain He was born May 'in, ISOC. In different stories, .bulge Lindsey began A glance at the printed formula on examinations of even their family of Ixittle will show no alcohol anil Scotland, anil the record by telling hoy each that physician. It is unnecessary. Without his birth is in the old chapel of lhat the that he didn't believe no harmful or habit-formin- drugs enter ' being money or price you ean consult a wo- to a him to be half as tough a kid" as the into Dr. Pierce's medicines, they town. He came America when compounded of glyceric extracts man whose knowledge from uetual ex- boy, and was among the first to enlist police had made him out. and that ho wholly perience is great. of the roots of native, American forest in the Hlack Hawk War in Wisconsin, would not be "sent up" If he was "square best and for s plants. These are safest Mrs. Pink-ham'- Standing Invitation. the famous struggle with i li Indians wiih the court" and made a clean breast the cure of most lingering, chronic dis- Women suffering from any in which Abraham lirsi atiracted atten- of his trouble with the "cops." j eases. Dr R. V. Pierce can bo consulted form of RulTalo, female wonknessaro invited tiipromptly tion as a captain of volunteers. The This new treatment got from the hoy ntcr. by addressing him at N Y , and all communications aro re- communicate with Mrs. I'inkham. at Hlack Hawk War broke out In IS.")'.!. his real story. He had been led into his Talor also enlisted for service at the garded as sacredly confidential. Lvnn. Mass. All letters are received, first offense by a desire for a knife with It is as easy to be well as ill and opened, read and answered by women outbreak of the Mexican War and ia which to make a kite. His father re- - much moro comfortable. Constipation only. A woman ean freely talk-- served throughout the campaign. A illness. of her fu.ed to get the causo of many forms of Dr. private illness to a woman: thus has shell exploded ill his feet at the siege him one. and he broke into Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipa- been established the eternal confidence of Vera Cruz, but he escaped serious i barber shop and look a razor. Ac- tion. They aro tiny, sugar-coate- gran- between Mrs. I'inkham and the women injury. When Fort Sampler was fired cording to the letter of the criminal law, ules. One little Pellet" Is a gentle laxa- of America which on iliis veteran was again among the the boy had a burglary. As tive, two a mild cathartic. All dealers in has never beer committed medicines sell them. broken. Out of the vast volume of first to enlist his servicis for the l'n-io- there was no "juvenile" law at tho time, experience which she lias todraw from, cause, lighting in the Wisconsin he was dealt with as a professional Aid for Detectives. it is more than possible that she has U'ginieiit that was a. part of the re- housebreaker. Asked about j If lie conclusions of a scientific gained very knowledge Hint Hrigade. his first the will nowned Iron trial, he said to Judge Lindsey: writer in the current issue of tho Lon- help your ea e. She asks nothing in In spile of his Km years Mr. Taylor don Mont hi v Review are accepted, good-wil- l, "Aw, de guy wid de whiskers, wot sat return except your and her is in possession of all his faculties, has murder mysteries in the will ho up on tie high bench looked over at do future advice has relieved thousands. Surely 'worn glasses but a few years and then much easier of solution. The writer, any woman, rich or poor, is very foolish only to read, is not deaf and takes a 'cop,' and de 'cop,' he says: 'Dis is a very Paul rhleuhiith, announces that ho if she does not take advantage of this daily constitutional that would tire bad kid: he broke into SniitlTV has discovered a means of Identifying generous offer of assistance. many a man half his age. He is prob- barber shop and look a razor, and he ad- If you ill. to get dried human blood. What this signi' are don't hesitate a ably the most regular' of all of Dr. mits it, yer honor. Don de guy on i) lies will It bottle of I.ydia K. l'inkhuni's Vegetable be apparent when is stated Coyle's attendants at the Central Pros-- high bench sends me up widoul givln' that the greatest experts in medical Compound at ouee,nml write Mrs. I'ink- n rlan Church. , Jne a clianci to say " jurisprudence It ham, Lynn. M.i--v- for special advice. a wold have hitherto held wiu When a nieili, due has been successful Thus, the boy was well started on a impossible to ascertain positivtdy in restoring to health so many women, How's This? criminal career before he was ten years wluiher or not the d.ied blood wuH you cannot v .'11 sav. if limit tr ing it, We offer One lluiulrcil fr mij old. Fortunately, he fell Into the hands 'liai of human being or an animal. " I nf i iitarrli tliut caunut liu cuieil liy lUll'i do not believe it will help me." i.iiiiirrh Ciiio. if the Denver juvenile i o;ui. which had r. .1. r - CO., o. been Wo. ti mnlerlKiicl. Iiar knmvn K. .1. I established in the interval between FOR NERVOUS PEOPLE fur till) lift l.'i Vfiil". Hlld lii'llrii llllu U'rIrrtl hi. II his second and third arrest, ho untlilc In nil fui l lie ih ami tliianrlall) while ublu tu curry oiu any olillpitl.'im iiuuli-- t nriu. was still able to "pull up." of We will i'ti u in uO'ii.iti,.' You )i.iv imlv . Instead ii Wai.im.s-ii- Ki-- s Mahms, A Michigan Prbsorved to Hor w telling he Mother 7.M I'KU MoNTH mi nu ll tl 'l)ii Mh l'KIt WhniL-ihi- i lirmrlnt". Ti.irilo. o. him that was a bad boy and i Family by Dr. Williams' CKN'T MMl'LK I NT! :IU''T iihi.uai Hall'i utiirrli Curu I' tiikrn . nnlim sending him to jail again, Judge Lind- tl re. I liniiillilv AiUIn TMI2 STANDARD HEAL iiiui lir lilimil nail unicorn, nirfai'.-- if the Pink Pills. mmimii. ikiii IiiIk fri't-- . l'rlce cout pot sey told him that he was a "bully fel- UoTATK LOAN COMPANY. Washington, U.C. l.utilu. hiiiI l iv nil Hnu'nli. When the blood is impoverished the TuUu llall'ii I'llln tur ciitiKtlpitllutt. low" and set him free- - no probation. To-da- y nerves starve and neuralgia or something i boy lr mil!' c.i w in i Eye Water that is still going uphill as Mjro i! yen i Thompson's more serious swiftly follows. Nervous no Mrs. Knieker Is your husband an fast as he was going downhill before. after dinner speaker. Mrs. Hockei No. people, aro generally palo people. By but he does a powerful lot of grumbling supplying through tlio blood those vital dui lug it. Shipments of American Tea. elements that tho nerves need, Dr. Wil- This year ll'.oou pounds of choice lea liams' Pink Pills for Palo People havo To Launder White Silk Handkerchiefs. will be shipped from what is at present performed those remarkable cures t line Do not put white sill: handkerchiefs the only tea farm in the western hemis- make it impossible for any nervous suf- - D No doubt you'll need a o in the ordinary wash as they are easily phere. The farm Is at Somerville. S. C. ferer to neglect them. i strong A is laundered at home. Make a In the face or difllcultles that at times recent cumi that of Mrs. Peter of Ivory Soap and water, hut do Morrisette, of No. :ilo Eleventh street, TOWER'S lather seemed insurmountable, but, on tho (1 not rub the soap on the handkerchief other hand, Alpena, Mich., who writes as follows: with the or use sotla. Kinso ami iron while kindly assistance "My trouble started with childbirth. WSUITorSUGKERl damp with a moderately ho iron. of the Cnlted States government, thn After one of my children was born I had Eleanor R. Parker. Somerville tea farm has grown to a a kind of paralysis. was very wealc V B tli"? reason. jj point where it can offer serious com- and my mouth was a little crooked. I no n"" ' ' tt'stlio kind H Our idea of a true friend is one who petition with the best grades of tea was always tired and was so nervous ivV II .it s .'dtok'-o- U I ' I Ru.ir.ni! "i dry sees us only from our own viewpoint. shipped from China. India, that I could not hear to hear ii dog bark 1 If and comlnrt.il in tl.o h.ir'li-s- Bj Formosa or Vol- - a Java. Hut, above all. it has been dem- or n bell ring even the little bird in its 1 U V st.irm. Mado in IJlai'kor cago low Sold by all reliable dealers. E Lowis' .Single Hinder straight ftc cigar Is onstrated that, barring the question would annoy me. My heart flut- I' good of tered a great deal and quality all the time. Your dealer or labor, the finest tea can he successfully lhad di..y spells. V A. J. TOWER CO., Lewis' Factory, I'uoria. 111. I was not able to be left alone. fV Sj!fe?r, grown at home, is BOSTON, U.S.A. t2 and there nothing that "My doctor gave me different kiudu of W 1i4Bl TOWER CANADIAN CO., Ltd. It's a mining gladdens the heart of an frs Toronto, Can. Jf wise stock that knows American more medicine, changing it several times. Us own par. than the discovery that he can outer Whou it was evident that ho could not Into compel It ion in a field hitherto de- help me he said ho did not understand nied him. Technical World. my ease. This was three years ago and I was very much discouraged, when mv brother, who had taken Dr. Williams' HE ATTENDS TO BUSINESS Inland Surf Baths. Pink Pills, German lake recommended them to me. I v.ho goes straight to work to cure resorts and other Inland tried them and noticed a chango watering places for tho are interested In ;i better when I was taking tho second box. novel artificial surf bath which wan Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cured mound I Hurts, Sprains, Bruises tried last summer In the Starnberg have been well over since. I now do all by the use of lake, near Munich. A big tank is built, my own housework, sewing and wash-in- g 'ir a portion or a lake or river is for seven of us." Dr. Williams' At the outer end is placed tho Pink Pills lmve nlso g cured diseases im- wave-makin- machinery, caused by impure or which con- poverished blood such "as rheumatism, sists or either an oscillating Oil partition aiiiemiaand after-effect- of the grip. cobs or a largo plunger Is In-- o which .j, and sa .""s t. r a- i p ?ts out of rr sery quicK... ,t. dropped All druggists sell Dr. Williams' Pink the water at roguinr Pills or the Actr. Like Music. Price, 20c. and 50c. 't Irtorvals. Tho remedy will bo mailed, post- It result is a curious sutmltuto for nat- paid, on receipt of price, aO cents per $' box, t ...... 4 ural wavos. six boxes for .?2.r(0, hv the Dr. WiK llama Medicine Co., SohoncQtady, N. Y, A DIRECTORY OF THE J. (i Russell, The Lodges Physician and Surgeon. BUSINESS PEOPLE Pioneer Drug Slme, Chamberlain's Knights of Pythias I rugs and Medicine Tucumcari Lodge No ag, moots ovory Doing in This Racket Business Tucumca.ri Store. Wednesday evening Visiting brolhrmt and Qua.y County. Thi! K. C. Bar. cordially invited The Phoenix Barber Shop. C C Davidson, C C N. R L I It'NTKK, K of R S A LIST OF NEWS Bates Brothers, Puerto, M., ADVERTISERS Stot.kmon. Golden Rule Cash Store, A. P. & A. M. Watch The Ads in The News, They will Dry Goods A Clothing. Lodge No. Help You When You Wvrt Tucumcari 27. A New Mexico Co. Buy Texas Investment first and third Monday in To Real Estate. Meets every each month. Visiting brothurs invited. Street & Jones, 15. W. M O. K. Meat Market. CONTEST NOTICE JllllN Wiiitmohh, Cough Remedy M. C. Mkciikm Sec. Co. Department of the Interior, United Lumber and Huildin Material. States Lund Office The Children's Favorite ...OUIIE8 Patented Lands For Sale M. C. Meclieni, Clayton, N. M. Coughs, Colds, Croup and Lawyer. April 5, 190G. Whooping Cough. Three patented ranches for sale, run A suflirient contest affidavit having born Thin remedy in fnmou for ltn cured over acres each, on thu Pajaritn. Will soil for C. C. Davidson, nlnruo imrt of the clvlllzod world. It cun filed in this oll'ice by W. D. Richardson of nlwnvH bo dimondod uiinn. It contnltiR no Inquire at this office. tf Lawyer. opium or otlmr harmful druR nutl inn? bo Si.soanacre. Tucumcari, New Mexico, contestant, Kivun ab confidently to n baby in to nn ndult V. J. Hittson, against Homestead Entry No4525, made Price 25 cts; Largo Slzo, GO cts. Lawyer. SALE - One old saddle April o, Hjiij, mi or,.. ia, i uwir FOR & pony horse; one brood sow; one 'iron bod Matteson Matteson, ship 9 North, Range 30 East, by Robert Lawyers, See O. A. Mason, J. Briggs, contestee, in which it is alleged WANTED - Girls for dining room, lunch spring and mattress. Teo. D. Martinez, that the said Robert J. Brings has wholly room and pantry work. S15 per month, Tucumcari. County Surveyor. abandoned said tract; that he has changed with board and room furnished. Rock 13, F. Herring, M. D., his residence therefrom for more than six Island Eating House, Tucumcari, N. M. There is building brick for sale at Physician and Surgeon. months last past; that said tract is not tf Co. tf settled upon and cultivated by said party Miss Lillian Pruett, We are offering bargains in every de- as required by law, and that said alleged Vocal and Instrumental Music. partment, especially in Dry Goods and Not if o.s Kiel) as Rockefeller. absence from the said land was not due to M. Koch, Notions. Call and see us. The M. B. If you had all the wealth of Rockefeller, H. his employment in the Army, Navy or Funeral Director and Embalmcr. Goldenberg Co. tf the Standard Oil magnate, you could not Marine Corps of the United Staes as a buy a butter medicine for bowel complaints N. V. Gallegoy, private soldier, oflicer, seaman or marine, U. S. Court Commissioner. than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and during the war with Spain, or during any FOR SALE acres of patented 400 Diarrhoea Remedy. Tim most eminent Tucumcari I3oot & Shoe Shop. other war in which the United States may land ten miles southeast of Santa Rosa, physician cannot prescribe a better prep- be engaged. and ifio acres of patented land 3 miles Gross, Kelly & Co, aration for colic and diarrhoea, both for Now therefore, said parties are hereby south of Santa Rosa on the Pecos river. General merchandise, wholesale and retail. children and adults. The uniform success notified to appear, respond and offer evi- For particulars call on M. Mcfjuaid Tu- W. T. Nicholson, of this remedy has shown it tobe superior 10 dence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock cumcari, N. M. i tf Blacksmith and Horseshoeing. all others. It never fails, and when re- a. m. on June 7, 1006. before N. V. Gal- - duced with water and sweetened, is pleas- Jim's Restaurant. legos, U. S. Court Commissioner, at his UBBER STAMPS and seals, manu- ant to take. livery family should bo sup- office in Tucumcari, New Mexico, and factured by Ellis Bros., El Paso. Rock Island Eating House. it. Sold by all druggists. R Leave orders at this office. plied with that final hearing will be had at 10 o'clock Top Notch Store, Confectionery and Groceries. a. m. on June 14, 1906, before the Regis- ter and Receiver at the United States Pioneer I3akery. Land Office in Clayton, New Mexico. Wm. Troup, The said contestant having, in a proper Coal Dealer and Transfer. affidavit, filed Aprils, 1900, set forth facts which show that after duo diligence per Legal Tender Barber Shop. Think Ye of This? sonal service of this notice can not be What Fowler Bottling Co, made, it is hereby ordered and directed Coal and Ice. Beer, that such notice be given by due and prop- The M. B. Goldenberg Co, er publication. General merchandise, wholesale and retail. Edward W. Fox, Register. Knights of Pythias. THE HIGHLY BRED A. F. & A. M. STALLION ST. ASAPH. T. W. Heman, Real Estate and Insurance. Hrs. Alex Street said that Mrs. Tucumcari Townsite & Investmeat Co. Grand-so- n of Norval, 2:14 Welch told her that her friend Mrs. Legal Tender Saloon. St. Asaph is a handsome dark chestnut Mrs. Pandolfo Tucumcari Telephone Exchange. sorrell, with right hind foot white and Hurley told her that strip in face, stands 17.1 hands and weighs National Bank. had said that Mrs. Ernest Langston First 1416 pounds; foaled June 28, 197. Individually is a Tucumcari Pharmacy. he horse of grand finish had actually declared that her friend and plenty of substance, with a fine dispo & been by Mrs. Street Baker, sition, deep strong shoulders, stout back, Mrs. Wharton had told Livery, Sale and Feed Stable. very strong loins and stifles, strong bone Goldenberg that Hrs. Barnes had Henry & Co, with good feet and legs. Lobby Saloon. His blood lines are of the best, as will really been heard to say that when pedigree--th- o S.C. Pandolfo, be seen by his tabulated it came right down to the fact about Insurance and Real Estate. most popular and prolific speed producing combination in trotting blood lines, thu matters Hrs. Russell and Hrs. J. A. Street, that Coal Dealer. kind that get money on the race course and they had the prizes in the show ring. Curren had both declared Barnes & Rankin, That he will beget speed and grand road Furniture and Undertakers been told by Hrs. Carter that there qualities there is no doubt, as he not only S. C. Campbell, inherits but possesses these qualities in a was no place in this country where News Stand and Confectionery, marked degree. you could get better values in Shirt Miss Emma Jahns, Even common mares bred to a horse of Millinery. this class cannot fail to produce foals that Waists and Shirts than you could at Coney Island Bar and Cafe. will find a ready market as carriage horses or roadsters as well as horses. Elephant Saloon. White He will make the season to a limited Tucumcari Water, Ice & Power Co. number of mares at the barn of J. A. Street, Tucumcari, New Mexico, at S20.00 The Plaza Hotel. to insure foal; money duo when mare is Whitmore & Co, parted with or fact ascertained. Fancy Groceries. Staple and Will not be responsible for accidents or Clint RuMierford escapes, but best care taken of mares sent Saddles and Harness. & to me. Gross, Kelly Co. Stock Exchange Saloon. For further particulars address, Monarch Saloon. 15. J. BATES, Tucumcari Laundry. Puerto, New Mexico, COTTON IS STILL KING. CARS. SEEN AT THE DEPOT GATES DEMAND FOR STEEL TIIK TUOUMCAIU NEWS Continues Our Most Valuable AgricuN Railway Export. rhei'o Arc Frequent Blockades When Use of Them in the Tostal tural in Generally When wo say cot tin Is king, what do Women Hunt for Their Service was king ot TUCUMCAUI NEW MEXICO. Favored. we mean.' Cotton onto Tickets. Los-lie'- s the crops, sas' Oilson Willets in substi- Weekly. It is so no longer. Wheat E. J. Sanford, president of the Union Since WOO 70 postal clerks, Though the killed Is now enthroned. cotton Depot company, is in a mood to supply a tutes and weighers have been the last year was i;i.t!f4,023 Novel Charity. 4 11 crop for He in .vrccks while oa duty, Exchange figures), t ho When there wore only a few rich stocking room for women travelers. railroad bales (Cotton be- lmve been In lured seriously and l.Mi crop of the ear exceeded tlio lieople society left them to shift lor has nearly reached tills conclusion wheal cause of many rather embarrassing In- have been hurt slightly. The clbi'ks cotton crop in value by more titan themselves. As the Increased. number cidents which have occurred in the pas- in the railway post olllce service arc $liiii.iuiii,ooo. Hut wise men say that Kays of tempo-rariil- Youth's Companion, wo envied sageways leading to exit gates, reports among the most expert employes King Wheat is a pretender, them, abused thorn, reminded them, as he says, the government and the depart meat crowned, and that cotton will the Kansas City Star. 'Tor," again resume rightful placo us hot without some hypocrisy, that they "women don't have many pockets, and is seeking continually to improve the soon which they 'vork, king of the crops. The world depends might not be as happy as we poor they hide their tickets and money In so conditions under country clot lies. Clothes dangers surround them upon this for folk. The world was willing to give mauy places about their clothing. When lessen the that mean principally cotton. It is natural, and protect their lives and the valu- them relief of their money, but never they go after their valuables, it takes then, since this country is the principal (latemeu don't able property in their care. (ought to ameliorate their unhappy time to reach them, grower of cotton, that our most valu- have to tell them to hurry,' because It in In 18U: the government adopted agriculiiiral export should be cot- condition. In New York city is a new able usually the hurry that delays them." specifications for the construction of ton. Of cotton we have practically a settlement expert In char- heav- of workers A few days ago, a young woman mail cars requiring them to be nioiiopol, ; and it is the only crop of ity, situated near the mansions of the walked to the gate operated by Curtis ier and more substantial than those which we have such monopoly; that rich, and designed to uplift the down- Heaves, expecting to take a Santa Fe then In use. In May. 1U04, these it Is. Indeed, In only staple crop of fur- any has anything ap- trodden millionaire. The member of limited train for New Mexico. The specifications were revised and which nation re- proaching a monopoly. Then there's the hoard who writes of the work in galeinan politely asked to see her ticket. ther st lengthening of the cars was quired. The railroad companies have the still growing trade in the far East. the Outlook appreciates the humor of "Why, do you have to see if.'" she may tlr.it help also been experimenting with im- How trade ultimately the Idea, Is asked. to as king'.' Mr. Wu Ting but he in earnest. Just Erio build-in- nseat cotion "Yes, madam," Heaves replied. proved rolling stock, the Fang, as nilnisier at Washington, said: lis charity has introduced rich people New York 'There are two Santa Ke trains out an car and the "If every Clilnaman in China should into the settlements among the East New & two; the Penn- there, I want to see how your ticket Haven Hartford add one inch to his shirt tail, this alone oitle poor, a and now by compensation is routed." sylvania road is drafting plans for an would consume tho whole American company charity Is bringing the power of the The young woman blushed. She car- car and the Santa Fe cotton crop." least side II inspire philosophy, enthu- ried several bundles In her arms, and has contracted for d cars, ami flooring of "I could convince you that you are siasm for the arts, patriotism, civic she looked at them, looked at the gate-ma- with iiiiderfranies steel, the floors to be finished with wrong, but you won't listen to my argu- pride and human sympathy among the and looked appealingly to a woman I cement, felt, and wood. ment." "Why should listen'' No- heretofore abandoned rich. The set- near. body wants to be convinced ho ia All these cars are much heavier that tlement is teaching wealthy women the "Come, hurry!" Heaves insisted. wrong." "There you waiting to than those previously in use. Under domestic joy with which many of the are others behind get out." the department specifications of 15104 "Do vou b lieve the theory that huddled poor they are blessed because By this time the young woman's face a full car weighs lOO.ooo luavy bring can bring down a rain'.'" nurse their own children and do not and neck had taken on a carmine hue. pounds, or 20.000 pounds more than "Will. I hilbr hid or. records that more u ha- - In i n make them orphans in the care of She clung to her bundles. A crowd had one built on the plans adopted in than mi' k brought down b. in . 1' .'ii. hired nurses. It is teaching the one-ha- lf collected behind her and persons were ISM. The clerks prefer the larger, to respect and Imitate the best becoming impatient. Slowly the young heavier cars, which they believe to that is In "how the other half lives." woman laid her bundles down beside her be safer in accidents than the others. Yet in a on a Texas railway Human character enervated by wealth and readied for her ticket and took it wreck stocking. a car telescoped a car Is no more to be blamed than human from her Not long ago John Wallenstrom, train of later build and much greater character debased by poverty, lioth Tier, whil doing extra duty at a gate, weight and was itself practically tin need teaching. Each class has those was confronted by a young woman go- damaged. who successfully overcome eireum-itanc- e ing to Chicago. Wallenstrom asked for One of the steel cars now in use has and those who fail. The failure her ticket, and she "made a face" at him. been in an accident. The postal clerks among the poor is a tramp "with no She insisted that she be allowed on tin; have great faith in them, feeling that Visible means of support." The lallure platforms without first showing her they are practically indestructible and almost sure to preserve a! among tli-- j rich is happily described as transportation. the lives all who are in It is likely having no iinisible means of support, "Sorry, madam," he said, "but orders them. that are to everyone steel mail cars will some day lie iv no resource within himself. To teach make show a ticket. You'll have to get yours go quired by the government, and when helpless either or millionaires how to work and back In the waiting room." they are it is not improbable that the how to play is to uplift potentially The young woman saw he was in public will demand a substitution of good citizens out of the wallow of gold, earnest. metal cars or cars so heavily just as oilier settlements have raised "All right," she replied. with steel as to bo practically good citizens out of the mire of penury. She laid her grip beside her, took hold the same tiling for all wooden .asst t- of the bottom of her skirls and went iger coaches. That Delightful Aid to Health Chance for Americans. after the ticket. In a dainty little pocket to a The inventor who will devise an elll-rie- attached garter she had it. And r she was so nervous she open ENGINE SUPERSTITIONS. method of dispelling fog or coun- couldn't the clasp on the purse. She became o:cited. teracting its effect will reap a great for- New Locomotive "I'm getting nervous," she said. Earely Taken Out tune, says Technical World Magazine, Hut she got the purse open and showed on Initial Trip on it is said that a week of the fog so com- her ticket. She was angry and "said Friday. mon in London, especially in the latter tilings," about the depot and about the Toilet Antiseptic part of December, costs the railway imteman. You never see a ship launched on a Friday, and similarly a new locomo- Whitens the teeth purifies jompanies there $l,uuu,u00, and the cab- "They carry their tickets, sometimes," mouth and lircntli curcv. nrmril tive hardly ever makes a men a day, while the loss to mer- Wallenstrom said, "In places where they trial trip on catarrh, sore throat, sore eyes, that day or on the thirteenth of the chants is beyond calculation. The ex- have great difficulty in getting them. ami uv direct application cures month. Even though the superin- all cess of gas used on a foggy day would One woman came to a gate and when she inflamed, ulcerated and learned she hnd to show her ticket, tendent may jeer at this superstition, catarrhal conditions caused by supply a town of 10,000 people an entire she began digging in her bustle. She worked yet lie knows too well to set it at feminine ills. year. It Is estimated In conse- (ind worked, but no ticket. Finally, she naught, for just as sailors consider Paxtine nossessos evtr.mrdinriri; quence of foul atmosphere, the people became frightened, believing she had that some ships are unlucky, so do cle.llisinir bcilinir nnrl irnrmi. cidal of the Hritlsh cap'lal are put to from lost It. I didn't know what would hap- train hands credit certain locomotives qualities unlike anything $li,',,JO,ouo to $uri,oiio,000 in unnecessary pen, so to avoid further embarrassment witli a sort of demoniacal possession. cise. m an tiruairists. so cents expense annually, and in winter enjoy I sent her to Mrs. Shall, the matron. it is certainly very strange the dif- LARGE TRIAL PACKAGE FREE ference that may be sunshine only h of the time, to They found it just where she had observed between The R. Paxton Co., Boston, Mass, two which they are untitled. The effect or fastened It in her bustle. locomotives built from the same plans, at the same Ihe fog is aggravated by the outpourings "There is hardly a day passes that time, of similar ma- women do not come to the gates terial. One goes on her way quietly THE GENUINE HANCOCK of smok-lade- n chimneys, which infect with their tickets concealed in and smoothly, never breaks Iho air, bringing periodically an' alarm- their stock- down, ings. Some of them think we mistreat costs Huh or nothing for repairs; the ing increase in tlci death rate through them when we ask that the tickets be other causes trouble from the very DISC PLOW "U1 llrst Win, ., fulcra. llcu.iiK of IniUntlnlH. accident and from diseases of the shown." first, runs off the line, kills the drivers, i organs. gets into Many of these cases have been re- accidents of all kinds, and The Plattner Implement Co. ported to Mr. generally acts as though possessed by (.CNCIt.M. .M.KNT.s The l.'ubil of keeping bunches of $100 Sanford. Oatcnum have suggested that a stocking room bo pro- some evil spirit. hills in shoe boxes in bedroom closets HOWARD E. Ai.ia.vi-i-- vided. "It would help the women," Mr. There was a famous Instance some BURTON, mill I'himil.l. up to S22,iiito is not to be commended. . Sanford said. years ago on the South rail- niiei iiii. li pilri'M. liulil, Mlvi-r- Iu.nl. i, Florida Kjilil. siu.-- , or uoppur, uv to i zinc It Is stale keep over $20,000 in the way. A locomotive killed so many 11 viiul.lt. Iihi- - MulllliK ciiwluin-- mid full jirlcii llct m.,i on it i' iiii'Hi fin I house, advises tile Abilene Heflector, people that she gained the name of iiii.J iimpd-i- w .ili -- .ii. it., l.cuilvlllu, Colo. Sorry for the Groom. ' lailiunato National Uanlc. though doubtless many Kansas farm- "Tile Hearse," and no fewer than three ''. "I stippose you've heard Iti-s- l er. gn w cireless through handling that I'm to engine drivers actually left the employ II ft o 1 ru:... MiuId marry Mr. (Jreen?" she said to one of of company n U At ft .Ml rfTnk their increasing wealth and do not the rather than continue loiwtll, I OlllIT her old friends. driving villi realize how large a sum they have on her. The odd thinK was that "No," ho replied, coldly. she never seemed to injure '.ill iii. 1. i ii l: n it.i iiii'i-- hand. It is a good plan for farmers herself. ij.i i,,r ,.i,. ttiltttit tfikf tlii'in. "You don't seem to be very enthu- Eventually her owners BEDBUG H'.l .!!- .- Ati , f I'll.. were forced to I to count their money every week or siastic about it." M Jh I'inl,! )...,.., break her up. although she was bv fl t I IT, ol l"l:sT l s 1!() deposit all above I no :ks. two and $20,000, just "Why should he? Not knowing means worn out. a littlo handy mojtty, In some good sub- Mr. Oreen, I any haven't grtiugo Of actual ghosts in trains or railway stantial bank. ugalnst him." Philadelphia Ledger. engines PENSIONS 8INT Fnt one very seldom hears. Ifrtu WUiui Dickford, 814 1! Bt., Wkihlnjjton, D. Oj "Americans needed as vice and dep- envelope thero Is no comfort until a RUNNING SORES ON LIMBS. WASHINGTON GOSSIP uty consuls," ho tells tho following better brand of climate is dealt out rather startling facts: Of CO con- by Chief Moore, of tho weather bu- Little Girl's Obstinate Case of Eczema sulates general, 20, or ono-thlr- havo reau. Thero is also another troublo. Mother Says: "Cutlcura Reme- vice or deputy consuls who arc not Tho post offlco department Issues two dies a Household Standby." COL. EDWARDS WILL BECOME Americans. Of 225 consulates, 113, or styles of stamps, the summer stamp year, having my half, have vice or deputy "Last after little BRIGADIER GENERAL. consuls who and the winter stamp. girl treated by a very prominent aro not by Americans either birth, Mr. Madden admitted tho other day physician, for on obstinato case of naturalization or residence. Of 11 of that there was an unusual number eczema, I resorted to Cutlcura commercial agencies, the FOR AMERICAN CONSULS. nine, or complaints about the stamps not stick- Remedies, and was so well pleased havo t vlco and ing, while he said upon Investigation with the almost Instantaneous relief deputy commercial agents. Of six of these complaints wore found to bo afforded we discarded the physi- Civil consulates where that Practical Service Recommended the incumbents nre unjust. "For Instnnce," ho said, cian's prescription and rolled entirely permitted to engage in Swamp Lands us Well as Arid business, two "there Is a complaint from a business on tho Cutlcura Soap. Oint- have foreign or deputy Cutlcura Lands Need Attention Queer vlco consuls man in New York. Wo sent an agent ment, and Cutlcura Pills. When we and one has a consul who Is to Atmospheric Conditions. not an Investigate, and found that In his commenced with tho Cutlcura Reme- American. Or 11 consulates com- and establishment a man had been In tho dies her feet nnd limbs were cover- mercial agencies where tho officers ASIIINOTON. It are habit of wetting the stamp by taking ed with running sores. In nbout six paid by fees and allowed to engage is now tho pur- a big sponge and drawing It across tho weeks we had hor completely well, in business, 25, or over one-hal- have back the stamps, wiping pose ()f COIlgl'RHH of sheet of nnd there lias been no recurrence of vice or deputy consuls who are not mucilage to glvo tho rank the completely off. tho trouble. We find that the Cutl- Americans, while In six cases con- brigadier gen- tho "While every complaint we havo a house- of suls or agents are foreigners. cura Remedies are valuable eral lo the officer run down has turned out to be with- hold standby, living as we do, twelve out sufficient foundation, thero must holding the posl-tio- n miles from a doctor, and where it bo something wrong or we wouldn't of chief of Our Swamp Lands. costs from twenty to twenty-fiv- e dol- get so many. gum exactly the bureau of in- OW that Irrigation The is tho lars to como up on the mountain. same as used lant year, when Fair-moun- sular affairs in lins attained so that Mrs. Llzzlo Vincent Thomas, the war depart- much hnportanco there were practically no complaints; Walden's Ridge, Tenn., Oct. so bo My opin- ment. This menus in tho west and tho fault can't there. 13, 1005." ion is there is something In tho t hat Col. Clar- attention Is at- that ence, whose real tracted to atmospheric conditions which causes Half the fun of lying Is betting with the very rank is t.iat of captain, but who has wonderful fertil- this. We have had peculiar yourself whether the other fellow be- and there must be something been at the head of this bureau sine ity of weather lieves you. desert In It of tl it wu3 established and hn done the lands when water which tnkes the 'stick' out gum. We have two kinds of gum, work of three men, will betonio briga- is turned upon In a Pinch, Use ALLEN'S FOOT-EAS- dier general. Tills bureau dnthi with them, interest has hard and soft, one for winter, and it A powder. It cures painful, smart- so many and its head is the been revived in jinny be that some of these people havo ing, nervous feet and Ingrowing nails. interests using executive for so many branches of gov- great sections In been stnmp3 that were issued It's the greatest comfort discovery of 1 summer. We try to prevent the age. Makes now shoes easy. A ernment that it hn-- often been seri- the east that havo last that by selling stamps cure sweating Sold ously considered as deserving to bo been unproductive not summer in tho certain for feet. people by all druggists, 25c. Trial package, raised to the rank of a depart inent. and untiilable because they aro cov- winter, but sometimes save them up." FREE. Address A. S. Olmsted, Lo with its chief one of tho cabinet off- ered with water. For every acre of Uoy, N. Y. icers. It has to d"al with matters in western do?ert land which can bo sub- Indians in Town. I ho Philippines. Hawaii and Porto dued by irrigation, there Is an ncro Safe and Unsafe Places. of eastern swamp which can be N THE boarding Rico and is a little government with- sur-vo- house for Indians C. W. Hayes of tho geological in itself. drained and made highly productive. thus classifies places throughout kept by B. P. Col. Hdwards, who has been chief The drainage so necessary to reclaim tho country which are immune and Beverldgc, nnd of of tho bureau so long Is one of the mllllnns of acres will havo to bo those which are liable to earthquakes: w li o h mention most and popular officers in handled by tho government and Rep- Safe from earthquakes: Boston, enorf.etie was made in theso tho service. lie served in the Philip- resentative Steenerson, jf Minnesota, Now York, Philadelphia, Washington, lias introduced a bill reclama- dispatches recent- Richmond, Raleigh, North Carolina: pines and was on tho st : " of den. for the tion of swamps. ly, there is at Augusta and Columbus, Georgia, ami Lawton when the a t r was killed, present quite a the Appalachian region west of a. lino lie knows tho affairs of archi- It is estimated that there arc and that delegation of tho between those cities. a-- acres of swamp lands in ip pelago as thoroughly and in great the men. It Is in- Liable to earthquakes: Costal r anyone in (lie government. Pulled States, some 70,000.000 of red detail as teresting to visit glon of uncertain clay, sand and rock He has served under Secretaries Root which have been surveyed nnd the formation oast of a lino between thn place and no- and and has been the trusted great bulk of which would make this clticB above mentioned. Tho Pnciflo Taft tice their habits confidant lo both. They splendid farms If tho excess of water coast and portions of the Mississippi and assistant manners. "They nre just liko have relied upon him for information were drawn off. In the Kankakee and valley, especially tho region of tho Now - folks In habits of living." and for advice regarding tho Philip- rive:- basin in Indiana and Illinois, other their Madrid earthquake in western Tennes- Mr. Rcvoridgo said the other day. see pines nnd have trusted the adminis- there are 100,000 acres of tho very and eastern Missouri. of thorn aro regular In their tration of affairs almost richest bottom lands that aro sub- "Most is insular hours ns tho Virginia fanners and to him. ject to overflow. Where they havo boon most of them are farmers. Practical- Important to Mothers. While Col. Edwards is a hard work- reclaimed through expensive pri- vate drainage they ly all those from tho Indian Terri- Examine carefully overy bottle of OABTORIA, er he is also fond of piny. He and works, are worth a aafo and euro rvmcdy for Infanta and children, as high as $150 tory follow that. Except for a short Secretary Taft lake a good deal of an acre. It has been and ceo that H estimated that time in summer I always have 10 or l together in t he way of this whole track could heir diversion 20 of them boarding with me." horsuback riding. l:o drained effectively at a cost of not Hear the more than $10 an acre. Probably the star boarder of this es- Blgnatoro is the chief of tho Scne-ca- s, In Florida, the Everglades alone tablishment In TJso For Over 30 Yean. Consular Service. Andrew John. He spends a great You Rotter would afford an empire of some 7,000,-Oi'- The Kind Have Alwayi Bought. time here every winter in T LAST tlioro will acres. In Now Jersey and Vir- deal of his bo some reform in the interest of his people. The Seno-ca- s ginia are vast swamps, among them Lace Making in France. the consular serv- are a notion independent of tho the famous Dismal swamp. In Illi- A few years ago of ice. A bill has United States, and have made several the art making nois there are 1,000,000 acres of swamp government. lace by hand was fast dying out In M ""TOT been passed and land; In Michigan treaties with the federal about 0,000,000; In said the other day that it France. In 1003 the French government, is soon to become Iowa. 2,000,000 acres; In Chief John undertook to build up Industry, Minnesota. to lawyers to determine-jus- the nnd a law that reor- 5,000,000 have Is a puzzle tho now the number of girls and women been surveyed and there Senccas arc as a tribe ganizes tills serv- are huge not yet what the making lnce by the old hand process is Yl v, areas surveyed. The they are as Individuals. Un. ice, does a w a y Steenerson bill and whnt estimated at no less than 135,000. demonstrates that the of New York they are a with all fees and government can transform swamps der the laws to corporation existing by a special act. Mr. Wlnalow's Bootnlnrr Syrup is calculated into fertile farm lands and that the For rbtldron teotblnir, (often tbe Buroi, renunot per- chief tells some interesting tradi- allnji putn, cures wind collu. 33u a improve the settler or owner will pay back to the Tho botUa. con- of tho Indians, speaking of whom sonnel of tho government the relatively small cost tions suls and tho con of tho improvement. tho other day he said: Electric Cars in Peru. suls guneral. While congress did not "Several winters ago some 20 of us Limn, the historic capital of Peru, is authorize in this measure the practical representing half a dozen tribes used to have a system of electric street rail- civil service, recommended by Secre- Pesky Postngo Stamp. to assemble here evenings with inter- roads operated by power obtained from va- falls in the Rlmnc river, tary Root, it is understood tho HERE preters and relate legends of tho thirty miles that lias been from the city. The cars will be Amer- policy of the administration will bo to more complaint rious tribes. I was struck with this, tribe adopted as tho favor- ican, and so will the electric machin- adopt civil sorvlco methods in future during the past that each ery nnd the trnck. of tales that most appointments. Already they have re- winter nbout post-ng- ite animal their its own country. quired candidates for appointments to stomps than frequent in Lewis' Single Binder straight Be cigar pass nn examination fully as rigid as has been heard for "The Creeks nnd Choctaws, original- niado of rich, mellow tobacco. Your the civil service commission would de. years. Tho pesky ly from the south, were fond of tho dealor or Lowis' Factory, Peoria, 111. vise. Tho president has lot it be things Just would 'possum and the rabbit. Our Seneca known nlso that after this hill not stick half the legends have to do with animals wo If old Adam had confined himself espcclnlly the deer. Tho fa- strictly to Adam's ale as a beverage t ho appointments in tho po3-ta- hunted, a law time, nnd tho l perhaps he would never have seen will l)e only to the lower vorite Seneca legend Is of a child of that future authorities giants Rnake. grades of consul and that the higher have round- our tribe that overcame and places will lio filled by promotion as ly abused. Third evil spirits. The Sioux told tales of marvelous battles with the buffalo and irtt dT' un of Dr. Kllna'i (Jrtnt Nrt lienor. vacancies occur. Assistant er Send rnr FKEK 88.00 trial bold and treatlre. Post from DR. It. II. KLINE, Ml Arch Philadelphia, There is another reform that lias master General Madden says If your the Chlppowns, northern Minn Ltd., ttlrt, l'a. not yet been accomplished, but which stamps don't stick, don't blame the sota, filled their stories with animals." Portunnte is he who can extract is being strongly urged by business Vest office department; blame the amusement from his labor organisations and those who demand weather bureau. It Is not the muci- pe- "Paw, can nn man play that the American consular service lage Hint Is responsible, but tho honest Tho School Teacher "Willie can you shall Ik) lilled by Americans. In an s culiar atmospheric conditions preva- pokor?" tell me the mennlng of leisure? Tho recently submittod to rangress lent tills winter and spring. If the "Yes, Tommy but ho can't win any- Bright Scholar It's the placo whera bv Minister Uarratt on the subject, of little rod stamp will not adhere to tho thing." Chicago Tribune. married people repent. THIS BEAUTIFUL COLORE" that they GET fitting trilmti' of ivsport uul lov- with and an assurance PICTURE FREE The Tucumcari News through the ing that we can pay will continue strong Published Saturdays in ones season. The cattle men are Reproduction, in Sixteen Tints, (o. to departed friends and loved Splendid Tie Tucumcdri Printing a calf crop that of a. Celebrated Pointing t'han to go to their graves and yood spirits over at Tucumcari, New Mexico. in the Ter person who sends One Dollar to with llowers plucked has not been surpassed livery wreath them subscription to the TWlCli- - many years, and .my for year's with our own hands. We would ritory for a good KHPIMILIC, of St. Louis, Mo., demand for like to see the 30th of Ma a holi- the outlook for a good I FARM FKOGKKSS, will receive, FRKIi, a beautiful col at high prices was never AHSOI.UTIiLY day a'l over the country. cattle inches in dimen insure ored picture, 24 by 30 better. These conditions sions, entitled "The Departure of the It does seems to us that Tu- Mex- Washington." us a prosperous year in New Bride from the Home of cumcari should afford a base ball This picture is a direct reproduction from Subscription, $1.50 the Year we will move ahead wheth- ico and celebrated paintinK by Ferris. Six- - team. It wouldn't hurt if we had the er we get statehood or no eenc olors were employed in the process. wcond'ciiH matter Octobtr 30, W3 it the pus "Enttrtd i a band, but a base ball team we t is made on a line, heavy paper, and otfiet it Tucumcjri, Ntw Mexico under act ol Congress ul make, when framed and hung, a Mirch i, 1879." can easily have. Everybody enjoys will ornament for the home. Aside bull a good game of ball. The its jjer.nine artistic merits, it pos shipments have begun A. STREET, from Cattle team should be attended to right J. sesses an uncommon interest to every Am Mexico ranges and the from New away and if it keeps raining the erican, as the central figure in it is George Washington, standing at the portal of his reports show good prices. along band will come about the Sole Agent for Virginia home, bidding adieu to the bride work is highly Tucumcari is going to have an harvest time. and bridegroom. The color ornate and correct in every detail, as are telephone service when The wool growers of New Mex DAWSON COAL. the character representaions, costumes, etc Herring gets through with the im- ico will shortly be getting their The TWICli-A-Wlili- KEI'UULIC is the oldest and best y family provements under way. olfer-e- d wool to market and they are paper in the country, and FARM PROG- - See W. M. Troup, the Drayman. good stiff prices to co nmence RFSS, which is also published by the Re- notice the Southwestern fastest-growin- We that public, is the g farm month- employees are continually buying ly in America, Remember, that you get entire real estate in Tucumcari. They both these splendid journals an year, and the beatiful big colored picture, must think we are going to grow. Be in a Rush and get "some of those Cheap Goods at all for ONE DOLLAR. Present subscribers may take advantage What is the matter with having of this offer, by sending a dollar and hav RACKET a a Fourth of July celebration. We THE ing their time marked up year. The Coupon for every 25c purchased. AsU for coupons Republic hereby gives notice that this should easily get up a program of offer may be withdrawn at any time, and patriotic services, baseball, pony I A. JOWELL & CO. those who wish the picture should send in races, etc. subscriptions AT ONCE Remit by Post-Offic- e or express money order, registered letter or bank draft. Do Hon. B. S. Rodey has been of- not send personal checks. Write names fered the supreme judgeship of the and addresses plainly, and address fewnnnnnnnnmmnnTTnnnnnTrnTmiTTTfTnnnnTTnTTminnnnnTinnnnnnTTnnn island of Porto Rico, and has ac- SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT, cepted the honor. We are pleased K. C. SALOON The Republic, St. Louis, Mo. to see Mr. Rodey come in for some PATTY, Proprietor. consideration at the hands of the WH. party, as there is no more deserv- You will find everything kept at a First Class Bar. What's in a name? ing or public spirited man in New ' Mexico. Bonded Goods of all kinds. Rye, Burbons and A good deal when that Corn Whiskys of Best Brands. name is Major Llewellyn is in Washing- ton talking statehood. He be- "Howe55 Jug and Bottle Trade Filled Promptly and with Care. lieves that New Mexico is entitled liuuiiuuaiiuuiiuauuuauuuuuuauiiuuuuuiiuaaauuuuiiuaiiiiauuauuu Stamped on a loaf of to admission, whether Arizona is bread. to come in or not. That is exactly For those round J. G. Russell. E. S. Russell. cream what we think about this matter. loaves, call at We believe the family row with PIONEER DRVG STORE Arizona should be discontinued. The Pioneer Bakery. Tucumcari, N. M.

What do you think about a reg- ular picnic and bar- DRUGS AND MEDICINES becue for the Fourth of July? It is getting time to begin figuring on . Troup something for the Fourth. We Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles have a great many new settlers and COAL DEALER Physicians Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. we should have them all in Tucum-ear- i AND at once and get acquainted with them. CITY TRANSFER

SOME SPECIALTIES FOR THE MONTH The 30th of this month will be FURNITURE - Memorial Day, when the graves A. CHAIRS of old soldiers in nearly every cem- Wall Paper ol Every Description I etery in the land will be decorated I NBW MILLINERY with flowers. We do not know t Our Hats are the Newest f Styles. whether there are any veterans ROCKERS BARNES & RANKIN, Tucumcari, N. M. buried in theTu umcari cemetery or I See Us for Fashionable not, but the day might be observ- UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. X Millinery. MISS EMMA JAI1NS, ed any way, as there is no more 4.4.4.4. J ?e S. C. CAMPBELL the confectioner

NBW SODA FOUNTAIN, ALL KINDS OF HOT WEATHER DRINKS, COCA COLA, DR. PEPPER TOBACCO, CIGARS, SOFT DRINKS, FRUITS, BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NOTIONS, WALL PAPER TUCUMCARI, - NEW MEXICO ) S s t Local t &&&&&&&&&&&&& and Personal to to to to Kev. Milton Recce was sick u to The M. B. to S. E. Parker was in town from to Goldenberg Co. Quay Thursday to attend justice dav or two this week - grip. to to court. Rev. A. Haeltennan, of Puerto to de was in If you need screun doors, tlnsy are to be Luna, town Wednesday. it) had at Co. tf James Lanigan'" new porch to Geo. McCargar, who has been greatly improves the appearance to We have bargains to very sick for several days, is able of his building. to offer in every line of to be up again. F. j. Jahns is building a to goods we handle. We Lum- residence on the corner east of The will you ber Co. have screen doors to sell Good L. E. Taylor's residence. convince of m tf ones. 5 Joe Reed went to Kansas City this fact if you will If you are in favor of a Fourth Thursday on some sort of real es- give us a call. of July celebration begin to talk tate business for Jackson & Reed. way. about it and let's get it under John M. Lawson opened a pool Inspect our line of 5 cent calicos. The hall Wednesday in the building M. 13. GoldenberR Co. tf recently purchased by Morgan & Sam Hardwick is among the Grubbs. For the coming week number of U. S. jurors who are E. Mendelson, on expert dry we offerour entire line summoned to Alamogordo the 28th goods man of La Junta, Colo., inst. has accepted a situation with Jo of Screen doors are oinK to be in demand soph Isrcal. days. Get them from Jack- - now in a few Frank Lyman and John O'Shea, Co. tf Shirt Waists Southwestern Railway employees, to AT 25 per cent LESS THAN Ed Ellis has just got in a new were business visitors a ciav or SELLING PRICE city transfer wagon and it is a two this week. if behind the sorrel to good looker Contractor Murray will finish to horses. the A. A. Phillips' residence next to New screen doors just in at Jackson-Galbrait- h week. Phillips is fireman on en- to ones, tf Co. They are Rood gine 124 on the Dawson line. to Frank Gutierrez and Pedro Ro- - S. R. May went to work on his to mero were here from Montoya well again Thursday and will go to Thursday attending to business on down until the rope gives out to matters. or water is had in sufficient quan- to tities for ranch use. The well is to The M. B. Goldenberg Co. has MM. B.iDENBER(i(0. 185 feet dee)) now. to a cement sidewalk down in front to of their store which is a very com- In the case of the Territory vs. to mendable improvement. S. E. Parker and Thomas Parker, charged with unlawfully driving The Telephone Exchange peo- sheep off the ranges of this county ple are intending to get through up before Judge Lawson Thurs- the wiring and putting in new day, there was a postponement posts in about two weeks. until June 2nd. Clemens, of Harper, - - Miss Julia John Madden, the manager of ...... ww,,,.-ssssSSSSSSS- niece of Mrs. B. F. Her- Kans., the Pajarita Live Stock Co., is K If you have Patented Lands to sell, or if you wish week and will ring, came in last jnst about finishing up lambing for K to sell your relinquishments, list them with summer with the Her- spend the his company. He has had splendid family. ring success, losing only a few lambs & jj Marshal, during the cold nights ten days WILBORN STREET W. J. Wiley, U. S. h was here from Albuquerque a day ago. h Do you want to sell or exchange your horses, mules, h summoning jurors for the k cattle, wagons, buggies, household goods, etc.? Then or two O. V. Sinclair & Co., with which D H list them with US. as ve will look il . coming session of the United firm is G. P. Chapman and T. J. in h We will find renters for your houses, if Court which convenes - vacant listed States Buckingham, late arrivals from h ...... - , ,; l m 1 I I n n i' 11 nnc im 1111(11 I I M I n inm.i. : Alamogordo the 28th inst. Indian Territory, have opened a r. wil j ni.il.' IWI tnii J JIM IXI'lllV. in h steads made without charge. Attorneys M. C. Mechem and grocery store and butcher shop the Cover building recently va- LAND LOCATING A C. C. Davidson have been in San- SPECIALTY. cated by Whitmore & Co., and are OFKK'K IN NKWS HtMLPlNG. ta Fe most of the week on profess- h Tl'CTMCAKI. N. M. offering to the public a full line of ional business. Mr. Mechem re- Kansas City fc Mtreet. n groceries and turned Thursday and Mr. David-w- staple Wilboni is expected home today. meats. oven In the rondway. That Is nt Tilly ceslral homo in Northumberland. I PLATING ON PAPER. IN THE METROPOLIS Haines' Broadway Central hotel. There suspect that for about SO years of tho are men who have stayed there at century the Greys enjoyed having it. N-- Electric Process by Which Pa- times for a generation. The Fifth Now they are glad to send it back to per May Be Coated with Avenue has been of the same sort. It its old homo. On April 20 It Is to be a Mstal. THE OLD-TIM- E HOTEL MAN must go pretty soon site too valir.blo restored to Philadelphia wit?, a digni- AND THE NEW. for five stories but It has been notable fied celebration. Philadelphia may be A new electric process for covering for a generation. Tom I'lntt for years slow about getting what is coming to paper with a metallic surface Is given lived there, and Republican polltlcins it, but it ib sure. by Paper Pulp. It consists in placing ASTOR HOUSE UNCHANGED naturally followed suit, hut there were Even monarchies learn In time. They tho bath In a porcelain tank in which plenty of people who send out different men to sit as figure- are immersed two metal plate. One learned to appreciate the delicate li'tle heads over a practically of the plates is formed of the metal Earl Grey with Due Ceremony to Re- attentions, the extra treats at Sunday colony now from 70 years ago, when a which is used to cover the paper. A turn n Stolon Portrait Mother night suppers and the like. Down In Durham could come over on tho heels rather weak current is used Tor the Country Nov Sends Courtland street the old Merchants' of the Papineau rebellion, bring In his bath. A thin layer or metal Is depos- Good Men. was long the special resort of Jersey-men- . train a group of drunken and rascally ited on the second plate, as is tisunl The Ashland House has scarce- ne'erdowcels; squander money like wa- In the galvanoplastic process. When KW YORK. James ly changed its character in a genera- ter and in the end Issue an Illegal war- the deposit has reached a thickness II. Hits in was nn tion. Southern men go there. .Many rant bani.ihing the "rebels" under pain or about .10 inch, the plate is placed II II ::A,.!",,!,n"hr.! of these also favor ihe Aslor House, of death ii they returned to their na- against a '.hoot of paper which Is Pi rm the noisiest site in the city by day and tive land. 'In Dufferln and Grey and previously coated with the proper kind from bellboy to at night one of the quietest. Sim rord Mlnto the Canadians feel that they of glue. After dying, the metallic p r o p r etor, and of the Grand I'n'.on is famous for the have had the bent tho home country layer adheres to the paper so strong- when ho died In funny after-dinn- speeches which he could send them. I suppose most hng-lhhm- ly that it remains upon tho latter the hotel Vol"u began making a few years ago, alter have by this time found out when it is pulled ofr the motal plate. he was one ot the having lived ir years unheralded. Hi! that the Papineau rebellion and for A variation of the process consists in best known men guests are largely "up-stat- e folks," that matter the much more recent Rlel ornamenting the foundation plate In the business-h- ad rural New Yorkers brought down by attempt had at least tho excttso of with any kind of designs or letters, been president the Central railway. prety substantial grievances. and these are reproduced on the me- of the local ami tallic deposit. The soilnions which - F: hions Come Round. national asst.cia- Athletes Own the Earth. are recommended in the above process tloiis, and ha. I GOOD many or the IE whole world is are as follows: For silver paper, a hole1 of his own under b'.s t.wn nam", old-tim- e hotel men bath is made of cyanide oT silver 210 u w.'i-u- i money. llnd it policy going athlete iiiinic to1 crazy. George .do parts, cyanide or potassium 13 parts, An When he wax c h a n g e HS0 gold their; iinds England in water parts. For paper, .Sur-tag- o !;. 111 a.-- , running i lit Grand Cnlon hotel in es us He gold I of midwinter .in fry cyanide of parls, cyanide capacity somewhere about .."" Pi!-ibl- The class potassium 9 parts, water 900 parts. o v or b a 11. he would meet the 'bus at the liimi' t patrons thev foot or Down in Greece For copper, sulphate copper IS and greet every by nume, thai ,a"' not hi in: C .nuesi jh;$ they are getting parts, sulphuric' acid parts, water 40 he had but once the guest be ( r'"' fcewgaws, In CAi..-'- ready for tho parts. lore. In city he made the same iXi I 'liat way a cut ions 'he k Olympian games, trait invaluable. Of late years, as the thing has hap. with PERILOUS PICTURE TAKING. number of impressions on his mental pened to the Astor athletes Lorn all tho to photography increased beyond all rea- House. Its inter!- - world compete n a How the Photograph of the Bow Wave son, he sometimes missed a name. A or architecture has - of a Big Man of War Is Taken genuine regard for the comfort of his s c a r c o y b a n white marble sla- dium 210 yards long. and Why. people went with his marvelous mom- - dunged for CO years. It is stately,; Then there's bav. ball. ory. Nowidays the proprietor n great uigniueu, classical, ratner quiet as 'r The accompanying photographic re- bote! scarcely sees guests. things go now. Yet the styles have People have short memories. Who his Usually production taken from Marine Engin- he Is quite a different person come round to it. Just such dining remembers Henry Chadwick, tin from the eering, shows a man In tho act of tak- manager, anyhow. Moidt at the Wal- - rooms are beiiiK constructed father of the game? Who remembers ing a photograph of the bow-wav- e ' noble or proportions with pilas- John Montgomery Ward? As a base- - of Halm. Muichenhoini. are their ho Ohio, or Is? Ho I battleship the Asiatic of the new type. They look i ters. ballist. that was once tho idol after ho squadron, during her regular quarter- kitchen more than the front office, and Hreslin had been connected with of New York, college gra 'uato, law ly speed trial. Tho daring photog- they ar rather financiers than hosts. some 15 different hotels, but it was his student, husband of a popular actress, short-sto- rapher, with his camera, is suspended "Oscar" known io ten times as many long stay in the Oilsoy House that rained For a tlmo New from the anchor crane of people by sltrht ns Boldt. Nor is ihe made him famous in New York. Ho York bowed low before Amos Russie. starboard the New battleship. Tho photograph is not steward n- head waiter a bad substi- managed at times all three Coney idols rise. The "fan" who can taken as a mere curiosity, but is a reg- - tute In some ways. He gets a big sal- Island hotels. Guests followed iilm last like "Pop" Anson in Chicago U is game ary and i percentage on the businn'-s-. from Hie St. James, the St. Nicholas, rare Baseball a for young He is a diplomat, a tactician, an ex- the Oilsov Pennlo attoiwloil litu In. men. You draw big moncv f( r n few port of cooking and mrvi' i. Louis lier.'ll wlwi linil fmm Hum if, lltnn ,,unn VeafS, tllOll just as you bgin to fool you Sherry was once a head v. liter or st wit u him 10 years and more. Many that know tho ?.ame, nlong about and so won favor in that place concressmen know him in-- his mm- - years or ago. neon o boiMn tn enii that his rich patrons practically s t time lease of the old Willnrd's in '" fl "veteran" and the manager re him up in business. Hut there is a Washington. leases you to a minor team or a poor different. The head waiter typo, as lirooklyn is peculiar In being a city or club in a smaller city. The famous representing the hotel to the average of more than a million pcoplo all by! players over ") years of age who r.old outsider, has at times the subtle air herself, without a single llrst-clas- s ho- - their own without a shadow of doubt v of the flunkey. He Is obsequious or ol of transient type. The family ho-- j are might few. To compare unttke ' haughty as the case demands. The tel. on the other hand, nourishes things, John L. Sullhan was a wonder. old-tim- e landlord was not much ol an mightily in Brooklyn. For some rea- - he was "champ" for l'J years before ho expert on French cookery, and he did son this kind of place never seems to wont down and out. But ho became an not greatly study grace In ushering need, or at any rate to get, a landlord. at That's old, in the people about. He was a free and eu.ua! The visible source of authority is a ring or on the diamond. Fu,slmmns American cition, too simple to now pale, nervous and overworked clerk, is a young man. oomparaMve'y, but in low before wealth and too human to who ill replaces the stout, dignified, the ring bo's a marvel of survival, not snub any decent guest, it was the ho- comfortable flguro that a champion. The most successful biso-ballls- tel cleric, not the proprietor, who put people instinctively ex- are the fellows that get plenty on airs. Now the clerk Is pect to meet in a landlord. Brest in of fame and succeed in starting sport- ing goods stores and brought low; made the keeper and was that man to a dot. He could have before they lose head-- 1 way the slave of all manner of electrical boon put on the stage and played. Tho in the dianion'l. Baseball man- - hard-hearte- d HOTCMiUAPIUNG contrivance!'., haughty only to the bell- Lolands were such men. Even tho agors' have a way or rle-- , TUB BOW WAVK. boys, i name Is almost forgotten. niandlng results and tho public is lar feature of tho trial, the shape of fickle. no bow-wav- o Besides, business Is business. being an important ovi-Jen- Suppose there a Hotels. Earl Grey's Franklin Portrait. should be long coal of the ofrcctiveness of the ves- ) mining strike and a bad crop sel's linos. 1' read much I IF British cabinet and a few Several of these photo- other trllles. Where graphs w,.ro about the splendid made a lilt In would tho base. taken on tho trial, of ball cash boxes bo ivhlch new caravansorlc-- . sending Karl Grey at ihe end of the tho paper quoted abovo says in season? iddition: but there arc still over to Canada. f'lsh-lone- OWHX LANGI30N. in o r e o d - d At least they made tan.'',! rnr'hv A1'" r""1"r ,'lrterly trial I , y.iV"' "'U'y ',,K,tllHIH. but was hotels In a hit in Philadel- t Him snips l.sf (inula am New York than In phia, New York Left in th5 Dark. vc, Oregon also in. Tli., ohi.. Ih ii,,",. , , any other Ameri- and Washington. Green There goes a woman whom sal.lt ,m can city; and tney It Isn't every Bri- l on co considered the light of my got business. Walk ton wlin 11 life. "!llh"iitas coal used was n- - It ,?,,, "f K'""1 ,"""t.v. but as a mn - Brown Why you r Hla( along lower j y come to this coun- - didn't marry her? ","fUly k' toi m-- Green A chap lh" blowei-- vcr.. run niint.lv Broadway of a bearing In his with more money 'nillatW: in; purpose.-- , fur WL "'' I and at a very w .summer evening iTug Doxes as a peace than could show came along and tho rta Hff mi l.een r about eight I I "k"1 wonl t Chicago Daily really nm iuallty o'clock offering portrait News. vers , r"' j nia to il,er flI, ty, . , und rub our eyes; there away below of Ben Franklin i tho fashionable center of the town ore stolen or taken as spoils of war by an Love's Ups and Downs. a lot of real drummers, " the kind von ancestor In Philadelphia Bit) years .11, has a suitor for your daugh- used io see, It WilH (1 II l)ll and business men of all " ".i.llIIIUUIlnnnnn.l. ter turned up yet?" sorts, "iiiiau A Lake sitting out on the sidewalk in of Philadelphia that the picture dlsap-peaie- "Yes, one turned up bust with Tides. night." The small lake rocking chairs! And on Broadway: it's in spite of the of Sowalik, In Alas-le- a. usual rules "Good." has below the theater quarter and there Is respecting private property; regular tides, probably duo and dur- "It might have boon, but he no underground to room enough alter the wholesale ing at least 100 years of that time It soonor turned up connection with tho ran than one turned him and tho water houses cIoec. Some of tho chairs arc has hung on the walls un- - of tho bottom Is of the Grey down. "Houston Post, wKlJo eult that or the surraco Is fresh Aa

fashionable vice. For Instance, tuijrc on Washington streets. Most of then WASHINGTON GOSSIP Is the wife of a naval officer whose are wealthy or have dropped Into Denver Directory husband only has the rank of com- good departmental practice ho they mander, and who Is now off at sea, can live In the best circles and keep who has astounded tho best circles tip their old acquaintance SECRETA mado when RY TAFT PREFERS THE this winter by tho gorgenusnoss of her they were part of the government. WOOL SACK. gowns and the smnrtness of her turn- There are a great number of widows $28 c.o.D. outs. Everybody knows tb.nt she has of former officials and senators who it xliui Umr "lily no fortune ami her this ntl(tlr. that husband has have elected to make Washington their hot II. iloutilo AND NOT THE PRESIDENCY nothing but his salary, which Is en- permanent homo. Mrs. Mark llar.na w as- - .. ii !.Kitiiti.. tirely inadequate to such style as she is to become a permanent resident up nti-o- l puts on. iM'i " Mtr- - The secret of her fine hero, leaving her beautiful home in HPS. U 111 I UIIU'll In How carriages t ami Mjunl the Fever of Gambling Hns dresses and Is said to lie In Cleveland, whore she and her distin- .'.!'.. n..il for HO Ipm t Woman-Fore- cleverness at bridge and phenomenal 'ntaloKUu Taken Hold of Society ign guished husband lived for so many i Residents Eager for luck at any gambling game of cards. years. The wife a very prominent The Fred Mueller American Game. of and Besides Mrs. Hanna, there are liv- SaddlcQHnrnessCo. wealthy and her daughter ing hero a great part of the year, Mrs. Ill;t-tll- ! I ..i rimer St., came to Washington for the seasoi'. Di'iivt-r- , Colo. ASIIINGTON. It Hobart, widow of thn late vice presi- They had their allowance, which was dent, and Mrs. Payne, widow of tho is pretty well un- very liberal, hut the husband H, WILSON STOCK SADDLES and late postmnstor general. Mrs. Dan r derstood that Sec- iJhJ.Ak y-- dwin-- for tht-- TnUf tin otht-- father having learned by experience Manning, widow of President Cleve- retary of W a r to DEC lUn nIDV CIIDOI ICC - A. UniUlliK not give them unlimited credit at land's first secretary of the treasury, Mi'ItIiiuiiIImi Tuft will accept . fur ( 'uliiliiin-- . his bank, did not count on their spends part her.-- . ('llllllllll lll'IIM nil' the place upon also of the winter gambling debts. The two ladles left Other widows of distinguished nun e in e AMERICAN HOUSE -- the sup r Washington a few days ago absolute- per- jy- who now nyike Washington their ! bench to he made ly 'lint 'Ml.. 1. ,y hotHj tllO broke, and have returned to their manent home are: Mrs. Stanley Mat- Wont Amorlrnn t'nn t, vacant by the re- home in a nearby state to rest and thews, whose husband wa-- an associ- of .his-lic- e BROWN tirement their finances. I3ridge whist ate justice of the supreme court; Mrs. PALACE HOTEL 13 re wo r, al- VI. .'ill was too much for them. T. DoWitt Talmadge, Mrs. John Hay, KtironiT.n iiIiiii. mill mnvnrd. though he h a s Mrs. John A. Logan. Mrs. M. S. Quay made no public European Customs Introduced. and Mrs. Phil Sheridan. inrm,-- ' Oxford Hotel announcement of ...iitut lionwr mm .i u Cmm fnlnn Depot. KiiPfi-f- his intention, it would be almost im- h ,H (,,a,mo'1' a c If MOU.SIi. Mkv possible rfhT' Not for him to decline this great HI demoralizing so Always Provident. Mil i.e. mix;, ( at'i i.i: & honor, in view lifelong ambi- N'C'LK SAM is not iuckcn rcNci-- : of his ciety. The wom- jEE H I. Sc n.l for tions and in view the most provi- r -- ii ii u f in DiMivcr of the traditions en have the gamb. .V 1 1(1J7-'J- t i I'lici' ii.. and history of his family. It la ling f e v e r. dent old fellow In lillll 'MO. natural for the Taft family to become Friendships have the world. He i.i engaged in the legal profession. It been ruined, for apt some times to comes to t!ie:n by right of inheritance. ills there is no such ho carried away Secretary Tnl't's father was a noted thing as friend- by the penny wiso lawyer, and he was attorney general ship when it and pound fool- as well as secretary of war, the posi- comes to for- ish practice. For tion now hi Id by his son. Like his giving a gambling instance, right in son, ho always cherished an ambi- debt. There are this city ho h tion to become a member of the su- well founded rumors of official wom- paying in rent for preme court, but the opportunity en being ostracised for what the stern- buildings lierdi'l Rro n P onrl never came. The oldest brother of er sex would denominate "welching" for public service necessary the secretary, Henry V. Taft, is an on debts incurred at uie card table. and for extra help to keep W. H. eminent jurist in New York. Mrs. Old ladies, middle-age- ladies and up these buildings, enough each year MPm Matthews Taft i. the daughter of Judge Her-ron- . young ladies are all infected with tho to pay the interest on $.,!".0()U.iii)0. If o? Cincinnati, one of the promi- gambling virus. The games played in one-hal- f of that $:!."..imn,on() was spent PAINLlisS DENTISTS nent jurists of Ohio, who has sat on "good" society are games in the orection of suitable buildiir-u;-, not child's illc. Coin.. 'M- - Avi'ntir every department would be well l all the courts of that state. The by any means, and checks running IJciiT, tolo,, tlil!l Mt ciilccutli Slri-e- whole environment of Secretary Taft into the hundreds and sometimes housed and ample room would be af- has been that of the law. Ho was thousands of dollars are required to forded for half a century to come. As born to it, married into it, and his settle the score at the end of tho it Is, thousands of government clerk.5 N children have elected to go into it game. are compelled to work every day In dangerous build- after him. The secretary's eldest son Not only are these whist tables go- unsanitary and often declared, al the mature age of five, ings while the general government is STATINEHY ing during the week days, but Sun- lllll Ml I. M Iflll Ul I, (if till' llCHt that he intended to be a lawyer, and day afternoons are devoted to tho se- paying out this enormous annual sum ., .1 ' U l. ' .. ! t - now at the age of 17 ho is preparing, ductive game. This disregard for Uie for rents. A, T. I & Son Diy Goods Co,, Denver under lila uncle, to enter Yale, his American Sabbath was brought into The visitor to Washington only scot father's alma mater. The second son Washington by the foreign diplomats, the few big buildings that tire tho also has declared in favor of the law. who set the pace In a gooil many show places of the city, and lie thinks For (while it looked ns though Sec- things for the smart set here. Count- that they are where all the govern- retary Taft might yield to the allure- ess Cassinl, who presided for a num- ment business is t nsacted. It will ments oT. a presidential boom, and ber of years over the Russian em- surprise him to learn that a great part many of his friends advised him to bassy, was instrumental in Introduc- of tho work is done In make-shif- t consider the possibility of his nomina- ing continental customs in Washing- buildings. It is rather startling to find tion l: l'JOS very carefully before giv- ton to the horror of the church-goin- out that the treasury department j to ing an answer the offer of the seat Sabbath-lovin- g people. She had card scattered about in six buildings; tho upon the supreme bench. He did con- parties on Sunday war department in nine buildings; tho afternoons with r ir.Li.i nuns,' To'it. sider th'j proposition long enough to champagne suppers and Russian ciga- post office department in five; the ag- toi.oitvno n;vr imi aw.vimi co. say that if the certainty ot election rettes. ricultural department in -- 0; tho de- I.UIKC J4'1"!h Iii'I0 til tlia to the presidency were held out in partment of commerce and labor in "West xt.U- lltiistiati ,1 ratiilotf. At the Austrian embassy there is Kol.i H il.i-lii- ll It Pres. IG- -l Luwruuca one hand and a seat upon the supremo the same wide open sort of perform- six; the department of justice in six Bt., Denver. C'nlo. bench In the other he would choose ance on Sunday. There cards at all and t lie district government in nino the woolsack. times are the favorite means of diver- buildings. There Is an annual outlay mm & sion. If u dinner or dance is given for rent of these buildings of $:f.0.000 and an outlay for extra help, light The there nro always card rooms open GAKSIDE Fashionable Vice. and fuel of $297,0(10, making a total HERE is a fever whore those so inclined can try their Manufacturers annual expense to the government ol ot 1 I luck. Tho favorite game in diplomatic 111 of g a m b n g $lil7,000. among the society circles, strange to say, is the old Electric, Hydraulic, American game of draw poker. The women of Wash- Belt Power ington, tlio.se in foreigners take to this game with Are Vindicated. avidity they get Hand and Sidewalk official, diplomat- because can quick The are vindicated. M. Gut-to- n ic nnd private action for their money, much quicVor has photographed them and M. life. Ministers of than they get at whist and other more Mascart has measured them, it had ELEVATORS fa.shiouable games. the Gospel are been noted that IT these rays are al- preaching against lowed to fall on the primary spark of I'lione (101 the craze, which Attracts as Place of Residence. a HerUlan oscillator, the luster of tho IS.'iO Wnxi-- St.. peems to have the HE attractions of secondary spark diminishes. This ef- UBXVEII, COM). society buttorllios the capital city fect has been secured photographical- in its grasp. Now as a place of res- ly, the difference being clearly marked that Lent is on, when the more public idence are grow- In the whole of the :t7 exverhnents. social functions like big dinners, ing more n n d M. Mascart has detailed a series of dunces, etc., are tabooed, the smart set more. There are measurements of the points of maxi- and society generally have resorted to a groat number mum density in t he spectrum produced v y bill 2 cards and bridge whist is the order of residents in by the refraction of tho ff byu5ino morning, noon nnd night. It is the Washington who through an aluminum prism by a, custom for the most exclusive, and were at ono time number of independent observers. therefore the most reckless clubs, to part of its official Tho phosphorescent screen was mount- meet at ten o'clock in tho morning, life a n d w h o ed on tile carriage of a dividing en- play until luncheon, and after lunch- grew so much in gine, nnd encli of four observers niado eon play the rubber. Some of tho love with tho city independent measurements of tho '(idles do quit '.n time to attend a brief that they made it their permanent points of maximum density. If thero vesper service of five o'clock. home after they had left public life. is physiological illusion about tho There arc some very racy tales be- and of tho it probably pertains to thoao DEFIANCE Cold Wafer StarcK ing told about the indulgence of this house can be met with by tho score who doubt their cxbtenco. tuuUcb luumlo worl. u iiieunurc. 10 ot. iU. Wo,

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NOTICE NEW ROAD CONTEST J. A. Street, J.J. Harrison, W. Department of the Interior, United went States Lnnd Office. REAL ESTATE. t Hittson, and J. L. Estle J. tiit ; ; fl road Clayton. N. M., out Thursday and located the ij Business and Resident Properties for Sale Cheap and f April i lyofi. south from Tucumcari. The road jjf Favorable Terms f A sufficient contest affidavit having been will run south to A. K. Carter's filed in this ollicu by Kzra 1. Moore, ! Will UP nl line, down to J. A. Henry's, then r 7 of Moore, New Mexico, contestant, against h :: z : ... . : w south to the old road and strike the Homestead Kntry No. 3509, made Febru- Hi iucuee Addition ana tne section line, then to the Cap Rock. ary n, 190J, for SV.(, Section 27, Town- (ft Russell Addition to the Town. ship North, 31) liast, by Theo- Mr. Hittson has been employed 10 Kane Make Prices and Terms. dore O. Gill, contestee, in which it is al- by the Dodson people to repre- Notary Public leged that the said Theodore O. Gill has 11 and np ,yr TjpTf J A TVT (f a a sent them and have presented wholly abandoned said tract; that he has Conveyances ' ' AUiYii u i fy strong petition for immediate ac- changed his residence therefrom for more tion in the matter. than six months last past; that said land is not upon and cultivated by said This information was handed in settled party as required by law; and that the by J. L. Estle. Editor. said alleged absence from the said land was not due to his employment in the Tucumcari Townsite & Investment Co New Advertisers. Army, Navy or Marine Corps of the United States as a private soldier, officer, seaman The City Hotel has an ad in or marine, during the war with Spain, or Tucumcari, N. M. during any war in which the United the News this week. other States may be engaged. The Racket Store has a big ad Now therefore, said parties are hereby in this paper, read it. notified to appcr, respond and offer evi- dence touching .aid allegation at 10 o'clock Business and Residence Lots For Sale Don't forget to read Ed Ellis' a. m. on June iS, njoG, before N. V. ad in this issue of the News. Gallegos, U. S. Court Commissioner, at his office in Tucumcari, New Mexico, and M. B. GOLDENBERG, Agt. in of the Read the ads this issue that final hearing will be held at 10 o'clock News, they are offering you some a. m. on June 25, 1006, before the Regis bargains. ter and Receiver at the United States Land office in Clayton, New Mexico. ,'m"g''J''a'"'I''''',,,",,,,'rTrTi-irn,nrii--- ' - Morgan & Grubbs have added The said contestant having, in a proper to their ad space in this issue. affidavit, filed April 13, 1900, set forth facts Don't let their Ad get away from which show that after due diligence per- Tucumcari Telephone Exchange you. Watch their space. sonal service of this notice can not be made, it is hereby ordered and directed & Mexico De- that such notice be given by due and The Texas New Put in a Phone Do it The Phone is a Time velopment Co. have an ad in this proper publication. may 5 Gt Iiwaki W. Fox, Register. Now. Saver. Ask Central issue of the News. Turn to it and Time is Money. for see what they are offering in real Trains. estate. EST R. AY NOTICE Territory of New Mexico, I B. - Joseph Isreal has a five inch dou- County of Quay. f F. HERRING. PROP. FARR HERRING, Mgr. ble' column ad in this issue of the i i i i n i in in mi inininnmBininnium. I have taken up on or about my place in - News, read it before you finish Quay County, New Mexico, about two the paper, as he is offering some- miles of Tucumcari, one small bay horse, thing to the public in the line ol branded T F J connected U on left thigh, the same being an unbroken ani- -' trade he is advertising. Located in the Pandhandlu mal, about two years old, I have made that Country constitute a vast inquiry Texas Bates Brothers, of Puerto, are diligent throughout the neighbor- Farmers proportion of those win i arn hood of said premises and precinct to as out of debt, possess an abundance of all that is necessary to comlort an advertising the'r fine stallion, St. easy hour, certain the ownership thereof, and uu- - and own Asaph, in this issue of the News. am able to find the owner thereof. in BANK ACCOUNTS. If you are interested horses, H. Clayton, Affiant. Those who are not so fortunate should profit by past experiences and look this matter up, as they are Subscribed and sworn to before me this rcofiji.e that these conditions are possible in offering something in this line. 22nd day of February, njoG. THE Jamkh M. Law.hon, PANHANDLE M. B. Fowler has a page ad in as no when: else for the reason that no Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 1, other section now offers li KALLY HIGH-CLAS- this issue of the News. Stop when Quay County, New Mexico. LANDS AT LOW I'lUCKS and Stock-farmiii- you get to it and see what he is in that the Agricultural and possibilities of this section are In pursuancu of the power vested in me the of, and some equal in respects better than three to five times r the market tor. He has the ice by law, I hereby designate the 1 ucurncari priced property located elsewhere. a In house and keeps the cold drinks News, weekly newspaper publishud in other words; Many ;IaKnificienmj)port unities are still open here that you mav need this summer. Quay County, New Mexico, for the pub- w i,,!.-- .urani- - inn iiuie money, uut prompt investigation and lication of this notice. QUICK I'tiDKO Romkko, THE ACTION Slomkch Trouble. Assessor Quay County. are advisable, as speculators have iuvestiL'ated N. V. Gam-koo- U11.1 ;ru last purchasing with a knowledge, of Mrs. Sue Martin, an old and highly re- fv Deputy. 'lll'CKlydevelopinKopportunitiestosell to oth- - spected resident of Fatsonia, Miss., was lV rltt nt Kruftt,y incri!;isu(1 Filed in my office on the 15th day of I IrNVrly Prices. sick with stomach trouble for more than May, 1906, at U o'clock a. m. and recorded six months, Chamberlain's Stomach and Ll"LK THE DENVER ROAD in liook No. 1, Pago 2, Records of Liver Tablets cured her. She says; "I dcii cneap ivoiind '1 rip tickets twice a week list rays. with stop-ove- r privileges. can now eat anything I want and am the l'i'.mto Romkko, ROAD For hull Information, woman in the world write to proudest to have Assessor Quay County. N. M. A. A. GLISSON, G. P. A., FORT WORTH. Tex AS found such a good medicine." For sale by N. V. Gai.i.kooh,

all druggists. Deputy. may 19-f- Dodson News Budget Administrator's Notice, TTTmnnnTmTTnmT mrmimTTW tttttttttttttttt mrmmTmTmTTmmmTTmTTnnTm COKRKSI'ONDKNCK. Tlc(;.M(;ahi, yuny County, N. M. EJJ JEJLJLI Nations returned to Texas last week, Wiiwti'.AS, I have been appointed by the l'ink Randall is planting Ka'lfir corn. Hon. Vitor S. Montoya, Probate Judge of Quay County, N'. M., as Administratrix Mrs. lialon lias gone to Tucmncari to work. of the estate of John Du Olivera, deceas- City Transfer, Drayagge, ed, on the 3rd day of May, 100G. I do Miss Ethel Hughes is visiting s. the hereby give notice that all persons owjug said estate will pay their accounts to the Water Wagon The Parker brothers sold a span of mules undersigned; and all those having accounts (or $200. against the said estate will present their Ilorton and Hunt have rye that is head- accounts lor payment, within twelve ing out. months from date above given. l'eggram has purchased a line Durham Mus. Anna Dk Oi.ivhiia, EWE MOVE PIANOS. PHONE 21 bull from Koberts. Administrati ix of the listate of John De Olivera, deceased. iiiiimimimim Messers Hancock and Savage are new timmiuimimimimiiimiiii imuuiiimimuuimimiuiiiiiimiii comers Dodson. at Sore Nipples. L J lJriscoe has planted ten acres of A cure may be effected by applying millet and sorghum. Chamberlain's Salve as soon as the child Mr. and Mrs. Creswell are living on is done nursing. Wipe it off with a soft 0. V. SINCLAIR & CO. their claim this wesk. cloth before allowing the child to nurse Murray is running his new planter on Many trained nurses use this salve with Has opened up a Meat Market the Davis claim this week. the best results. Price 25 cents per box. and Grocery Store in the Cover Sold by all druggists. Phillips has moved to Tucumcari and building and will keep a full has put up a blacksmith shop. line of eatables. will Bachelor S. not starve out, as he is CONTEST NOTICE now on the market with eggs. PURE HOHE MADE LARD AT 12 l-- per lb. Another family came in from Oklahoma Department of the Interior, United States give Sunday and will locate near Cooper's. Land Office. Call and us a trial. Phone 63. Black, the blacksmith at Moore, has a Clayton, N. M., field of Kaffir corn up that is looking fine. April, if), 1900 Adamson is here visiting friends. lie A sufficient contest affidavit having been was in the late earthquake at San Fran- filed in this ollico by Delmon Riley, of Tu cisco. cumcari, N. M., contestant, against Home stead nntry .No, .1102, made .Marcli 30 Gus Buyers, Mrs. Cooper, Wallace and THE 1 1903, for Slv), Sec 31, Township 10 North J." W. Capps were Tucumcari visitors Range 31 Fast, by Thomas II. Davidson " Saturday. contestee.in which it is alleged that the said Legal Tender Saloon Rev Robinson of Quay will preach here Thomas II. Davidson has wholly abandoned the Second Sunday and Rev. Jeffrey the said tract; that he has changed his resi The Pioneer House of the Kind in the City. third Sunday. dence therefrom for more than six months WINES, BRANDIES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Cane seed arc a drag on the market this last past; that said tract is not settled upon spring, while last year they went like hot and cultivated by said party as required by CALL AND SEE US. MORGAN L GRVBBS, cakes at 3 cents a pound. law, and that said alleged absence from PROPS. Gibson of Ogal Plat was down this week the said land was not due to his employ showing his fine Percheron horse. The ment in the Army, Navy or Marine Corps horse is certainly a beauty. of the United States as a private soldier Mr. and Mrs. Burnay and Charles Bil olhcer. seaman or marine, during the war lingsley and family moved to Tucumcari with Spain, or during any other war i Watch this Space this week. which the United States may be engaged Now parties are herebynotili The II O W cow waton started this therefore.said ed to respond and offer evidence week and the Dodsou cow"punchers went armear. touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m to it Thursday. on June 20, njoG, before N. V. Gallegos l'eggram were Waiter lilliott and Miss United States Court Commissioner, at his those who took in the literary at among office in Tucumcari. New Mexico, and that Friday night. Quay final hearing will be held at 10 o'clock Mrs. Gipson will fill Wampley's place as m. on June 27, 190G, before the Register superintendent of the Ogal Flat Sunday and Receiver at the United States Lan School during his absence in Texas. Office in Clayton, New Mexico. There is going to be a great deal of The said contestant, having, in a prop- Kaffir corn planted hereabouts this year er affidavit, filed April if), 1906, set As a general stock food it has no equal. forth facts which show that after due dili- notice can Wallace bought 1000 pounds of maize gence personal service of this di- from Capps for plow feed. He is one of not be made, it is hereby ordered and the new comers who will try the first crop rected that such notice be given by due in New Mexico. and proper publication. 6t FinvAKD W. Fox, Register We had a light hail storm Thursday, but little damage resulted in this com munitv. Chickens were Killed in some Sciaticn. Cured After Twenty Yea.rs Torture places by the hail. For more than twenty years, Mr. J. H. Sunday School was held at Dodson Sun Massoy, of Clinton St., Minneapolis, day so that the people could attend the Minn., was tortured by sciatica. The pain meeting at Quay, but the bad weather and suffering which he endured during kept nearly cverbody at home. this time is beyond comprehension. Noth- ST. ASAPH. The basket dinner at Quay the first Suit ing gave him any permanent relief until day in May was a grand success, despite he used Chamberlain's Pain Balm. One PECIGREE St. Asaph was foaled in June,1397; the cold and rainy weather. A bountiful application of this liniment relieved the sired by St. Hubert out of Lady Esmond. St. Hubert dinner was served in the school house pain and made sleep and rest possible, and was foaled in 1889; sired by Harrison No. 3841, who Horton and Hern were among the nuro less than one bottle has effected a perma- was also the sire of Hanson, 2:26, Geo. L. 2:26; visited Dodson this week. Hor nent cure. 11 troubled with sciatica or ber who by he Ham-iltonia- rheumatism why not try a cent bottle first dam Clark's Hamiltonian; by Miller's ton has a nice garden and lots of fine 25 dam chickens. He is building a new residence of Fain Halm and see for yourself how second Bradford's Telegraph; third dam quickly it relies the pain. For sale by all Joe. Bourbon Joe by Adamson is the happiest man to reach by Bourbon sired Joe Downing, druggists. New Mexico that we have any history of who was also sire of Abe Downing, 2:20.4; and Dick he got out of the San Francisco earthquak Jamson 2:26. Lady Esmond foaled 1S79, sired by In- with a traveling bag and his life, and h JEO. D. MARTINEZ dian Chief No. 832; he was also sire of Warrior 2:26, he did well. thinks County Suiivuvou, Lady dc Jarnette 2:28, of the'dam of Hylas Boy 2:29 Old Settler. All business entrusted to me will be and of the dam of Orphclia 2:30; first dam by Benton's promptly and accurately nttended to Dioniede; second dam Harper's Iialcom. The Lum- Office at Court House ber Co. arc offering a quantity of building BATES BROTHERS, Puerto, N. M. brick for sale at a reasonable figure, tf Tucumcari, " New Mexico. When n laxntive m needed, nothing enn WON be more ciTectivc than CJarlield Ten, winch LOYALTY FORTUNE. is made of herb. It cures side headache, Leaves Gencrouc WOMEN constipation nnd discaecu of liver, kidney, Railroad Man WORKING Btomnch and bowels; it purifies the blood, to His Long-Tim- o cleanses the system ana clears the Assistant. Their Hard Struggle Made EasierInteresting State- MOUNTAIN SHEEP. Eighteen years of unswerving devo- by a Young Lady in Boston tion has brought Its rich reward to John ments They Are Held Sacred by Lnws o Smyth, or S7 Crawford road. N. IC, once and One in Nashville, Tenn. Colorado. a New York "cubby," now theholrofu State On trio anil Fish Commissioner riiilroad man of wealth. For that length "Jim" Woodunl declares that th'i of time he served the late George Itur-det- te mountnin b1io) in Colorado Ik In tin Spriggs. formerly general freight flame class as the sacred bull of Indlii, system, in the bo agent of the Nickel Plate It must not touched, says Voodard. secre- If the animal is seen browsing upon capacity of valet and conlidential the mountain side the gun of the hun- tary. ter must not he pointed in its direct Inn, For five years prior to his death Mr. The animal therefore may be callel Spriggs as an invalid suffering from an the "snored sheep of Colorado." Thorn Incurable malady. During that time are not many of them left, but undo? Smyth hovered over his beside, rorego-in- g the protection of the law they nre in all his pleasures. For weeks at a creasing every year. There Is a band time the faithful valet wns seldom able of them on the hills between Florence off hi? and wns forced to and Victor and Mr. Woodard has a pho. to take clothes sleep In a chair by the bed of togrnph of a bunch grazing on a hill-Hid- snatch his a short distance from Florence. his alllieted employer. Put for hie passage of a law which Mr. Spriggs died a few weeks ago; but heavily fines those who kill this nub he diil not forget the Ing mnl the species would nave been ex- of the niiin who soothed the last tinct long ago. ho.irs of his lonely life. The former A letter received in Mr. Woodurd's "cabby" from New York is now heir 'o office recently tells of the arrest and real estate and moneys representing a conviction of one KhntzsKy for Fred bequest of more than $fii,(iiiit. killing :i sheep. Khmtzshy mountain morning. was lined $Huo mil costs in the county !' was cn a dull November court at Canon City last Saturday. The IS years ago. that George llurdette ac- Spriggs met .John Smyth, cabman, in the costs amounted to $Hu, and if the could not sleep nnd could hardly drag cused man does not he will have lot bv the Hoffman house. New York. All women work; some in their I sttle homes, some in church, nnd some in around. I coiiMiltod two physicians without a Ioiik term to serve in the county jail. "Cab, sir?" inquired Smyth of the relief, and as a last resort, I tried Lydia K. The name anil llsh commissioner the whirl of society. And in stores, Piukhnm's Vegetable Compound, unti to my s'nte magnate. mills and shops ten's of thousands nre is authorit. for i lit statement that .surprise, every neho uml pain left nie. I Spriggs looked at the on never-ceasin- g Klantzsky is an old offender, hnvlim turned and the treadmill, earning gained ten pounds nnd um in perfect health." In killing moun- "cabby." their daily bread. been arrested lore lor All physical Miss Pearl Ackers, of 327 North Rum sheep. It Klanizsky "Is this the man you recommended V" are subject to the fitunc : tain seems that laws; nil sufl'er same mer street, Nashville, lean., writes shoots the animals for profit and not he asked, turning to the hotel clerk at alike from the physical disturbance, and the nature of Dear Jlrs. Pinkhnm: for pleasure, and that on one occasion the desk The clerk nodded. their duties, in many cases, quickly Cleve-Inn-'- , " paltered with painful periods, sovero he received $5 for the head of one of "Son. would you like to go to of ail I sheep. drifts them into the horrors ' he, bearing-dow- n pains, pains across the with me'.' I have just discharged kinds of female tumors, "Klantzsky old complaints, ino nonunion; was very nervouB aim irrita- is an hermit.'' said my valet, and Callahan here t oils mo ulceration, falling" nnd displace- ble, and t rouble crew everv month. Mr. V(o(i..rd yes, onlay, inv woio "and he sent you are honest and trustworthy. Will ments or perhaps irregularity or "My physician failed to help mo and I out word that any game warden K. 'hat you come?" suppression, causing" backache, ner- decided to try Lydia Pinkhain's Vegetable- got him would have to get him dead. vousness, irritability and lassitude. ( oiiipouiiii. i soon loiiuii id was uonig mo Game Warden W. F. (livens not on hia It did not take long to strike the bat iiood. All nivp'iins and nclios disappeared. They especially invigorat- trail and followed him into tin aban- gain. The promise of travel and the in- require an ami 1 no longer fear my monthly periods." miner's tunnel, out strong to ing, sustaining medicine which will doned where he had ducements held were too strengthen tho female organism and Lvdia 13, Pinkhain's Vegetahlc Com taken refuge and gone to sleep. When be resisted by the neophyte who wished pound is tho unfailing cure for all these up 'enable them In hear easily the fatigues the old man woke be was looking to plunge into the baptism of life real of the day. lo sleep well troubles. Jt strengthens the proper the muzzle of ,i .1.'. at night, and into and he made life- - by "seeing the country." And the to rise refreshed and cheerful. muscles, nnd displacement with all its little resistance, tliottnh he tried tit firs' arrangement was never regretted. either horrors will no more crush you. to reach for his gun."--Denv- er Repub- Ilow distressing" to sco a woman lican. by the busy man of railroad a flairs, who nt niggling' to earn a livelihood or per- Paeknche, dizziness, iainting, hearing-- had neither wife nor child to brighten form her household duties when lu-- down pains, disordered stomach, A BUSY WOMAN his life, or by the former cabby, who left hack and head are aching, she is so moodiness, dislikcof friends and society little behind, and who is yet in the full tired she can hardly drag about or all symptoms of the one cause will in, 3 Fed, tide of young manhood, with the means stand up, una everv movement causes quickly dispelled, and it will make Can Do the Work of or 4 If Well you at his disposal to pursue a crowning de pain, the origin of which is due to strong and well. young some derangement of tho female or- An energetic woman living sire. ganism. You can tell tho story of your suf- Just outside of New York, writes: ferings to a woman, and receive help- "He never treated me as a servant, Miss P. Orser, ofl4 Warrcnton Street. "I am at present doing all the houBe but her a companion," said Smyth. ful advice free of cost. Address Mrs. nit its Boston, tells women how to avoid'such l'inkham, Lynn, Mass. The present work of n dairy farm, caring for 2 chil- "Mr. Spriggs was one of those men ; : suffering she writes Mrs. l'inkham is the daughter-in-la- dren, a vegetable and flower garden, a possession not. whom the of wealth does Deur Mrs. Pinlthnm: of Lydia K. l'inkham and for twenty-fiv- e largo number of fowls, besides mnnag-In- g spoil. He wns liked by every person with " I fiufTercd misery for Rovoral years with years sho has, under her direction an extensive exchange- business in by ..... i.. i ...... i i t . i .... i whom he came contact, his serv ii i iiilv, it., iiui-i- i.; ti nun nnd since her decease, been advising .ui ' through the mails and pursuing my ants as well as by his business asso beuring-dow- n pains, and frequent headaches; sick women free of charge. regular sev- avocation as a writer for ciates. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Succeeds Where Others Fall. eral newspapers and magazines (de- "The property he left me was entire signing fancy work for the latter) and unexpected. Hefore he died he told me all the energy nnd ability to do this I I should be taken cue of in his will owr to Grape-Nut- s food. Hut what was left to me was so much Denver Directory "It was not alwuys so, and a year beyond my deserts or expectations that ;itf,r5rSJ. H.WILSON STOCK SADDLES ago when the shock of my nursing I 1 was overwhelmed. tried to do my Auk your detuor Tor them. Tako no other baby's death utterly prostrated mo and duty while 1 was in his employ, but deranged my stomach and nerves so really I did nothing more than what I that I could not nsslmilate as much was very liberally paid for." Oxford Hotel K as a mouthful of solid food, and was in George Hurdetle Spriggs was 71 lonvor. Ono bio from t'nlon Depot year Klroproof C It. MOUSE. Mw oven worso conditlci inontally, he old when he died. He had railroad mid would have been a rash prophet vho other interests in Canada and on the kRIIWN P A I Q I: h H III H I Ata, in nut would have predicted that it over continent as well as those In this coun- l;uni)i-iii- i niiin, SI. Ml uml iipwnril. would do so. try. Ry his will he left $."oo to each of BODING "Prior to this groat grief I had suf thrco other employes and some of his AMERICAN HOUSE Vv,',U'm ',',,";; fered for years with Impaired diges real estate to a niece in Gloucestershire, dntu.i Tim jmr ilnv hotnl In tho Wejit Amorl-n- tilnn. 1'rlt TK l lie imirM with work of the host tlon, Insomnia, agonizing cramps in England. The rest or his estate he be- quality. Wrlle lot' our new illo hiiiiIi-h- , the stomach, pain in tho side, constl queathed to John Smyth, once cabman, A. T. Lewis & Son Dry Goods Go,, Denver patlon, and other bowel derangements, then faithrul valet. all these voro to my dally familiar IT'S OtJR 1UTSINKSS life. Medicines gave me no relief Signed Name Opposite 13. he There is no satisfaction keener nothing did, until a few months ago, The death of Morris Stein, auditor ....Whitnnv Snnrtmn- r a than beino dry and comfortable at a friend's suggestion, 1 began to use of the Western Ohio railway, whose boocis uompany when out in the harde&t ator-m- . Grape-Nut- s food, subsequently ( A and funeral was held tu l'lqua lately, re- ii:n vi:it. OI.OIt DO SURE Miiki-- llii) OF THI5 gave up coffee entirely nnd ndopted calls that the day before the fatal col- witoil Trout riles. vsYOUARE i"r i niiiiimn'.. Postum Food Coffeo nt nil ray meals. lision of trolley cars In which he : WEAK WWVA3 "To-da- y I am free from all tho trou- was Killed he was approached by bles I havo enumerated My digestion young men companions and asked to is simply perfect, 1 aBalmllnte my food sign a subscription for a dancing without the least distress, enjoy sweet, party. Stein glanced over the list, restful sleep, and have a buoyant feel- and seeing names above ami below Un- ing of plensuro In my varied duties. In numbered designation "111,'" laughing- fact, I am a new woman, entirely made ly asked if every one was superstitious. kHARDESTY'5 EXTRACTS v I NX. 'WATERPROOF'' over, I repeat, I owo i- rAV! and it all to Then he aflixed his signature opposite s- . oy. Grape-Nut- s and Postum Cofleo." the "lo." In less than 21 hours the quarcinieea Name given by Postum Co., Dattlo fast limited, on which he was si bond tUCK OR Ycaov Q7 Creek, Mich. was wrocKed, and Stein wad ..,....nKw.,..,rn. There's a renson. Read the little the only person Killed. Cincinnati ATJ.TOWtBd R05T0H MA7"frV4 book, "The Road to Wollvilla," In pkgs. JOWtR CANADIAN CCUhMJOIONIQ. CAtL A PRECARIOUS CONDITION. SCIENCE AND THE MEDIUMS SKIN eruptions 35 years. Many Women Suffer Daily Miseries and Facts Once Held to Bo Miracles, But Suffered Severely With Eczema All Asthma Cured Don't Know the Reason. Conceded by Over Body A Thousand Thanks Modern SMTily runt iinininiiPlil rtirc of AMh-in- to Cutlcura Remedies. Mini III "in lillln Infill hy Ki-- Cni" Thought. "in i' .Mniii-- itiiHlMvcly lufuiidml If Woinon who urn hnck-ueh- u lsuitfuul, suffer "For over thirty-fiv- e years I was a lira lieiiPllrl.il rii Information cull or ami dizzy - Hullo 2H. 90S Si'VPiitfenth Htreot, spells, should read care- Spiritualism is tne successor of the severe sufferer from eczema. The Ui'iivrr, Colo, ltcfcrfiici's trlvnn. lolly tlm cxncrifiidc o mediaeval eruption occultism and or the older wns not confined to any one til A nJITCI I.'"'hi inaii.iKoiK. k"'I moii Mrs. To-da- Laura Sullivan, magic. y science, without accept- place. It was all over my body, limbs, MA&nBEBLF Mini iinn I., ri'pi fcrni in liluir In .unrv liv town and and Third Sis., ing Its manifestations, studies them; and oven on my head. I am sixty '"iinly In Hum ami adjoining mate Nor Marqui'ttc. M icli., I.IHC srlliMIWX. ,, nl,, ntMNo dally. 'Vlll who In 1111 n and these troubled waters almost all years old and an old soldier, and have ton '., i.atli-n-- ftl' IW'M'-'lllH- hack-a-h- e nil'lmsi "OK Niit.1,1111 HlocU. Dcmxit. Coin. sins: "I had the facts upon which tho new meta- been examined by the Government bearing-dow- n and physics Is founded have been fished up. Hoard over fifteen times, and they jiaiu, and at Like magnetism, says Vanco Thomp- said was no cure for tne. I have there mmu times my limbs would son in Everybody's, it has drawn the taken all kinds of medicine and have swell to twice natural attention of physicians to the phenom- spent largo sums of money for doc- ml" size. I uould SHOES hardlv ena of Induced sleep and has given tors, without avail. A short time ago $3&$3 Hi't up or down stairs, W. L. Douglas $4.00 Cllt Edge Lino many of the date for the study of I decided to try the Cutlcura Heine-dies- , find often could not get my shoes on. cannot bo oqualiod atony prlco. hypnosis and suggestion. The mediums, and using two cakes of Hcfriiininj' to use Joan's Kidney Pills I after who believe, like pytho- Cutlcura Soap, two of 1,'ot relief before. had used half a box, the ancient boxes Cutlcura nesses, they Ointment, Cutl- but continued talcinjr thorn until cured. that are possessed by and two bottles of foreign spirits, have served for the cura Resolvent, two treatments In all, The bloating subsided and 1 was well study of now uk hi." the change of personality and am well and completely cured. telepathy. And it litis A I Sold by ail dealers. .Ml cents a box. shown that tho thousand thanks to Cutlcura. fostur-Milbur- prodigies, n Co., l!uiVal;, .N. Y. diabolic ami divine, record- cannot speak too highly of the Cutl- ed In till early religions ware not so cura Remedies. John T. Roach, What Tuskegec is Doing. fabulous as tho critical fancied. Ross Co., Ohio, July 17, Tiiiilicj; i Institute will complete At all events science admits that 1905." 'his .war the liist twenty-live- - years of there is a force It call psychic as t us nee, u i iK "Say. Hick, what Is this new fad hoy exilic s Hooker T. Wash Ct..ikos does, neurlc with vllal in the April Buret., call phonetic spelling?" "It's the kind, inton World's Hook. It with Haniduc, or the odic wins opened July i. i;vsi, force of .lim, they used to Hog you and 1110 at with one KolcliPiibraeh a 'eiicher and thirty pupils. At that time force which can b" school lor using." tt had neither land or buildings, noth- me.isured and described, which le:,es In $2,111111 its on pht-- ing but the a year granted by mark the photographic In a Pinch, Use ALLEN'S FOOT-EAS- I I he Alabama Legislature. lOven the which cmmaics from every living A powder. It cures painful, smart-nervou- Hiuntv and the old church in whii li acts at a distance, which Ing. ingrowing nails, feet and JULY which its lirat sessions were aves or destroys. Plato knew It. It's the grea'est comfort discovery of 6. B70 llll Capital 2,50o.ooo were lent by the colored people 'ireat wizards like Cardan made use the age. Makes n w shoes easy. A tr the illig'. ( it. 'I he chariians liko Cagiostro cert ain cure for sweating feet. Sold W. L. arJHDOUGLAS MAKES & SELLS MORE It was not long, however, before th" by all druggists. USc package. MEN'S $3.5(1 SHOES THAN ANY OTHER blundered upon It. The scientist have Trial MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD. school acipiirrd a small tract or hind. FHl 5K. Address A. S. Olmsted, I. he last word. C1 fl (Kin REWARD to anyone who can The first piece of live slock which it Uoy N. Y. OlUjUUU dispiovc this statement. became po.sf ssed of was an old blind What definite fads litis science II i could dike yon into mv three lares factories mule, he gilt of a white 111:111 in the The change of personality; According to indications it lake a at lirockton, Mhhs., nml show you the Inllnlto cure with which cverv piilrnf shoes Is mode, ynii repix-scntr- is noighboi hood. This the lint classic now. Tho evidence for quart of liquor to drown a spoonful of would realize why W. L, Douglas 53.50 shoes capital of the school. telepathy is Indubitable. That may trouble. cost more to make, why they hold their shnne, At the elos" year, tit better, wear longer, nnd ure nf greater of the school last win a bold statement; it is a com- Intrinsic value than any other $.1.50 shoe. May it owned ti.nuu acres of land, Lewis' Single Hinder cigar richest, most IV. monplace for those who are In touch satisfying smoke on Your L. Douglas Stronn Matlo Shoem for i ighty-ihre- e buildings, large small, tho market. Men, SO, Boy & and vith the latest experiments of the dealer or Lewis' Factory, Peoria, III. $2. $2.00. a' School used as dwellings, dormitories, class DrossShooB, S2.BO, $2.$1.7B,$1.SO mettiphysic clinics. Only a few year? CAUTION. '"''' "I""' Inning v.I,.I).iiic. rooms, shops and barns, which, to- Many men are more anxious to stive Ian fIiiici. T.'ikn ini ulitltutc. N'fini! kciiiiIiih igo before Pasteur came tt would I gether with the equipment, live stock, money than honor. without ii. nani" ami price st inn pi on liuttiiin. have been deemed sheer Idiocy to talk their their Fast Color Ewlutx ttsrrl ihcti will nut icvnr brassy. stock in trade and other personal prop- ( studying AVrltofor llliitnitnl iit il.. erty, were valued al about $s:M ,S!ir..;:2. 'if typhoid fever or cholera or Mr. Wlnstnw'ii Hnotnincr Syrnn. W. I.. l)()l (il.A.S. Hrockton. Man. This docs not include U2.000 acres of erysipelas in a laboratory. Telepathy For chlltlnm tntUhlmr, Miftmif. llio iitn, rwliirpn allay pulu, cures wind cultu. liio 1 untie. public land nmaintng unsold from Hie is an acquired certainty as much as When Answering Advertisements Kindly Mention This Paper. LT.00i) granted by Congress valued at Harvey's theory of the circulation of There will be rascals in the world vl.'in.oiHi, nor the. endow mont fund, the blood, which three acedemies of just as long as there aro fools in it. w x. i" no it; iihh;. which amounted Januarv 1, J!)0li, to physicians declared impossible. ?i,'j7r,;iM. And the explanation of the strange phenomena: Are they in- "Do you believe in the government hints and stigations In- ownership of railways?" "Well," re- from aother world tho plied th-.- ' legislator, scartching his head tervention of spirits of the dead., of in a way, "1 dunno. Do angels or demons? This Is the opin- you tiling the government would give ion held by almost all the sects of the CASTORIA passes?" occult, those who worship in the hun- i dred and one little religions of mysti- igjifjfnjiggi A WOMAN DOCTOR cism. Science does not go quite so f ir. rr"'1 For Infants and Children. It declares: I Quick to See That Coffee Poison Was 1. There exist in nature certain un- Kind" Was Doing the Mischicef. known forces capable of acting on Klif3!iiThe You Have matter. A lady tells of a bad case of cofTeo (This covers all the objective phe- poisoning and tells it in a way so sim- nomena of metaphysics, such as the Always Bough! ple and straightforward that literary transport of bodies from one place to ASrciie(able Preparation lor As- skill could not improves it. another, luminosity, etc.) similating IhcFoocl nndRcdula-lin- g "I had neuralgic headaches for 2. We possess other means of know- the Stomachs and Bowels of V2 years,"' she says, "and have suffered ing than those of reason or the senses. Bears the t untold agony. When I first begun to (This applies to the subjective phe- have them I weighed 110 pounds, but nomena of metaphysics, Including tele- they brought mo down to 110. I pathy, sight, clairvoyance.) Signature second Digcslion.Checrrur-nessandRest.Contni- Ajp went to lvany doctors and they gavo Promotes relief. So I suf- neither mo only temporary Busy Young King. fered on. till one day in 1!)04. a woman Opium .Morphine nor Mineral. Alfonso, tho young king of Spain, doctor told me to drink Post 11 m I'ood TfOTlARCOTIC. a busy life, made up of work, Corfne. She said I looked like I was leads study, and sport such a life as coffee poisoned. and any young mnn might lead. And this JAtifit ofCM l)rSAMUEL PITCHER "So I began to drink Postum and Is what, has endeared him to his pco I gained pounds in tho first few pie. In no monarchy was tho king's j(lx.Srnn.i weeks and am still gaining, but not majesty more hedged about with cere- so as llrst. My headache began fast at mony. The young king has broken it In to leave me after I had used Postum Jit CsuiHtatfSo& all down. His ancestors gloomed Udilml HtnpSttd- - tw: weeks long enough I ex- about the curtained windows of the palace. fmiMl Miagr pect to get the coffee poison out of my itihttrafiM rUrnr. Ho has gone to tho people. He Is system. part of the national life. And Ills A perfect Hcmeily forConslipa-non- , Use n months have "Now that few frank and boyish good fellowship has Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea I began to uso Postum passed since done more to make tho monarchy sal'6 Worms .Convulsions, Fevensh-nes- s I gladly say Unit I Food Coffee, can than "all the king's horses and all tho and Loss Sleep. never know what a neuralgic headache king's men." of For Over is liko any more, and it was noth- Facsimile Signature oT ing but Postum that cured inc. He-fo- Aro I used Postum 1 never went out There Others. "Why do you always tell story Years alone; I would get bewildered and that NEW YORK. Thirty would not knpw which way to turn. about how you used to drive the cows to we company Now I go iilono ami my head is as pasture whenever huvo j to I don t want peoplo to clear as i boll. 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X Miss PRANK P. IIAR.MAN, Ollic Bcnnott, from Green Valley, The Kort Worth & Denver City Railway Pret't. W. P. BUCHANAN. Cashier. t was here this week visiting Mrs. James Company, popularly known as "The Den Hell. ver Road" announces that, effective Juno Miss Jennie Iilkins was a pleasant caller ist, it will establish a new through sleep-in- g The First National Bank I S on Mrs. Ashton Sunday. car line between Lafayette, La., and Several of our young people spent Sat- Denver, Colo, the routing of same to bo OF TUCUMCARI. urday and Sunday on the Canadian River via the lines of the Southern Pacific Co. i i fishing, am! all report a fjood time. between Lafayette and Houston, the II. & X & T. C. road between Houston and Port General Banking Business & This country was visited by a little Transacted, it shower of hail Thursday. Worth and "The Denver Road" between t Kort Worth and Denver. This is a new ' J. G. Walker and son Roger were view- - - feature in favor of the satisfactory accom- TUCUMCARI, N. M. ing the beautiful scenes of Tucumcari x Monday. modation of a constantly increasing tourist business to Colorado, and will undoubtedly Anyone wanting to see a coun- beautiful serve with favor and tend to increase such try, just step over to the Newvelder valley. tourist business from Louisiana and South- Miss Mary Miller and Mr. were Quarels ern Texas points; also from points in Cen- visiting at James Allen's Sunday. tral Texas along the line of the II . & T. C. Our Sunday School was a failure Sun- road. day on account of the fish fry. In addition to the foregoing, announce- 5-- Tad. ment is made that double daily through LIVERY AND SALE trains service will be again established vin STABLE. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION the K. W. & I). C. Ry. through to Denver about and that in all likclyhood & June ist, STREET BAKER I Territoryof New Mexico, a third train will be placed ir service for County of Quoy. the accommodation of local business be- Ida Knton, plaintiff, vs. J. V. Katon, de- tween Port Worth and fjuanah, Texas. I of J? Good fendant, in the District Court for the With the inauguration this third train Rigs and Good Horses, ? Sixth Judicial District of the Territory it is understood the schedules of the of New Mexico, within and for the through Colorado trains will be materially County of (,)uay. quickened or shortened, since the local train referred to will make it possible to To J. V. Iiaton: Yon will take notice Teams and drivers to all points in the country, 3 cut out a number of stops enroute which that the above named plaintiff, Ida Iiaton, furnished on short notice. have been necessary to the through trainB has filed her complaint in the above named during former seasons, Court against you, praying for a divorce A. A. Gi.issoN. G. P. A. HAY AND GRAIN. Main St. Phone 42. from you; and that unless you enter your appearance in said cause on or before the 6th day of July A. D. 190G,, you will be in Our line of Silk Shirtwaist suits at SS to default, and said complaint will be taken Sio, "Top of the Town." The M. P. as confessed, and judgment entered ac- Goldcnberg Co. tf cordingly ! H. pur- The Tucumcari Pharmacy J Chaklks 1 Downs, The M. Goldenberg Co. has just Clerk. chased the largest line of dry goods ever brought to the Tucumcari market. Merritt C. Mechem, Attorney for Plaintiff, Dr. Tomlinson is an Experienced Pharmacist. This is in fact X Postollice address, Tucumcari, New Wantud- - To buy ,oor head of sheep. the peoples Drug Store. Pure Wines and Liquors for Medi- - J Mexico. may i8-j- t Inquire at this office. tf. cal use Only. x Aviso. Esta es la casa donde Comprar las Aledicinns. I Your Trade Solicited. ROCK ISLAND EATING HOUSE t Open day and night.. Dining H&U and Lunch Counter. 1905 Season 1906 Oysters and Fish in season T. S. McDER.MOTT. Prop. MR.S. W. E LIBSCOMB. Mr. Butters In Membership (trd nnnTrnnnnTTTTTfTTTTTTTTnTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTfTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT 3 E W. II. FrcjrA, Pres. W. A. Jackson. Src. Transferable t W. F. Bi'ciianan, Treas. yJny person reading this card maij without doubt or hesita- Texas and New Mexico Investment Co. tion butt into the Lobby Saloon and sample our fine line of t IP ities, Liquors and C'ujars, I Meal Estate, HENRY & CO., Tucumcari, N.M. Town JLots and 3 Acreage Property Russell addition to the town of Tucumcari. Oilier Fast Main 3 tuuuiiuuiiuuiiuiiuauaiiuiiiiuuuuuiuiuuuuuuuuiiuuuuiiuuiiuiuiuuuuu This is S. C. Pandolfo's H0ME. W, T, NICHOLSON

He is identified with the town in many ways. j EEEHdeneral BlacKsmithing and Wood Work.. ---.

5 Give Him Your Insurance, HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY.

Because He Has the Best, Main Street Tucumcari, X. M. 1J Hastily summoning Or. W. E. Knm-nio- l, CAN'T STRAIGHTEN UP. the owner of tho mines, TRAPPED LOST IN of Denver, Weak Backs tho man was given stimulants. Fo' Kidnoy Troublo Causes days he remained in a stupor, unabh Mid a Multltudo of Pains TUCUMCAHI NEW MEXICO. to tell where or who he was. Part ol and Aches. STORM time he was raving mail and In ill' MOUNTAIN the , Mar- dolluiluin would Imagine that he one Col. n. S. Harrl-uni- Deputy wandering about the bleak 71G Common St., Lake Charles, The World's Wheat. more was shal, mountain passes half starved. For au, says: "A kicK It seonis a curious thought tlmt tho AND WANDERS FIVE DAYS he. had gone without food, and, from a horse llr.it supremacy of western civilization NIGHTS IN BLIZZARD. according to Dr. Hummel, had he gon" weakened my back t wheat-enter- my kid- tho ascendency of lie one day more he surely must have per and affected s 1 very ovor tho may ultimately islied from the pangs of hunger. neys. became depend upon the discovery of sonio SUCCOR FINALLY REACHED. Robert Stuart is fifi years old and is bad, and had to gj cheap process of producing nitrates; one of the oldest prospectors that l In- alout on crutches. mo but so eminent an authority as Sir state has. Just how many years "Hob' The doctors told Unconscious in Snow at Door of 1 had u, caso of William Katnsey is sponsor for the Falls has lived in his little cabin at the foo' Mining' Cabin Is Taken Iu c h r o n 1 c rheuma- statement. More than live yenrs ago. of Arapahoe peak is not known, btr and Nursed Back to llshernian, hunter and prospectot tism, but I could says Youth's Companion, Sir William ever." them, Health. that has ever had occasion to ente" not bellevo Crookes declared the population of tho Kid- .Middle Park knows "Hob" Stuart, lie and llnally began using Doan's world to he increasing so rapidly anil ney PlILs my tho that Denver. Lost for live days Is guide, mine locator, llshernian anri for kidneyu. Flrat in a short time the supply of wheat nights iu the mountains, wandering prospector. He has several claims now kidney socretlons came moro froly, would he insullicient. Since then prog- blindly and half starved in the errlble near his cabin that may prove to In- men the pain left my back. I went ress has been made In several ex- blizzard that whirled down the bleak, valuable r.ome day. The grizzled pros- itnd got i.no her box, and that ion-ploie- d periments directed toward increasing cold canyons of Arapahoe pass, Holi- pector was taken to Eldora, where he a cure I have been well for i prominent and two years." the world's harvest of wheat. Never- est Stuart, he most will spend the rest of this winter. oldest trapper and prospector in .Mid- Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box. theless, many sclent itic men feel that dle Park, or In the state, came near Fostcr-Mllbur- n Co., Buffalo, N. Y. a wheat a few genera- ATTACKED BY A WILD CAT. famine within forfeiting his life In a bold attempt to tions is among tho possibilities. Ef- Ohio man who was bun- get out of his cabin before ho became Commercial Traveler Has Lively En- Anyway, tho eighty-liv- e to forts toward averting or postponing snowbound. When he tlnally covered coed at the age of lived counter with Animal in enjoy a green old age. this condition are directed: First, to- the live Milles that lay between his Pennsylvania. ward increasing the acreage a process lonely little cabin and the Lonesome Be Cured' in ordi- Deafness Cannot which is secondly, toward mines, the distance of which Dunkirk, N. .1. Harvey J. Jackson, by local applications, an they cannot reach the I one way increasing the yield per acre by im- nary weather could easily be traversed representing n New York wholesale portion of tho cur. There only to a euro ilefiit'!. anil tlmt Is hy remedtci. proving the seed and selecting that in less than half a day, he was In clothing house, reached Dunkirk en llcafneaa I cmiMiil ly im Inflamed condition of tha raving delirium from the cold and ex- inticuua lining of tho CiiRtachlau Tube. Whi'll tlita which is best suited to the locality route homo, and during a short stop tube 1' Inltiiinud ynit h.ie k niuihlliiK kouiii) or Im- posure and the half-starve-d condition perfect hearing. ninl when It la ci.tliely eliMrd. Deaf-iif-- where it is to he planted; thirdly, to- here told of a thrilling encounter U the unlen the Inflammation cau bo iu which his wanderings without lood n condl-l- l increasing crop by feeding which lie had with a wildcat. taken out mid IhU tubii restored to normal ward the had left him. n. Iicurliu wlil be dotroyetl forever: nlnn caaea the plants more geenrously with nitro- .Mr. Jackson had boon covering out of ten nro u.nii-e- by atarrh. which la nothing Tho other day "Hob' Stuart resolved evening, hav- but nn IniUined c iiiillitnn of the nnicoii aurfacci. nodule-producin- g Irvlnoton, Pa., and that Vt wIM capo of gen through alternation with to hit' cabin and spend the rest ple One Hundred Dollar for any leave ing missed Ills train to Youngstowr., Deiifue'-- i n ii cl by ea arrhi that cannot ha cured leguminous plants a proc- of the winter at the Lonesome mines. by Hall's Caturrh ('lira. Send for circular, free. a few miles away, started drive to 1 . .1. CHK::vy fc CO., Tulado, 0. ess developed in the United States de- It is usually Stuart's habit to winter that village. Sold bv I)rUB;tK.""c pass was Take I lall'w 1'iimlly I'llla fur ootihttpattun. partment of agriculture: and. fourth- at Eldora, but Arapahoe On the way ho stopped a moment snowed in and considered very danger- ly, by the manufacture of nitrates. For to cut some plug tobacco for his pipe, There is no hope for the man who ous for travel. His stock of provisions years the supply of nitrates has come and as ho was doing so became aware knowingly persists in acting the fool. was low barely enough one good from Chili, but source is nearing for of an animal in the branches of a trey that meal, lie scraped together what he exhaustion. The sewage of cities at the roadside. Mr. Jackson reached no. could to eat and set out for the mines Lewis' Single Binder straight Many would supply enormous quantities if for his whip and struck at the boast. smokers prefer them to 10c cigars. Your Saturday night. When he lei t, the 111. Like a Hash the wildcat hurled dealer or Lewis' Factory, Peoria, there could be found some method of snow his cabin was about seven alout itself into tho buggy, and began to saving and applying it which would feet deep ;.nd was of tho sott, llnky America's Drink Bill. claw the driver's logs. Luckily, Mr. not endanger public health. It is es- sort that refuses to pack. The snow-shoe- s Jackson still had his long-blade- knife America's total drink bill, for nil timated SO.tiiH).(i(i() worth of fer- he were small, and every that woie In his hands, and a few slashes killed kinds of. stimulating beverages, includ- stop he took brought him lloiinderlng one-fourt- to- tilizer goes annually to waste in this the cat, but not until the victim had ing tea and coffee, is the to his knees. To make matters worse, tal production of the cot- way in England alone. The artificial boon severely scratched and bitten. estimated about nightfall a blinding snowstorm ton, wheat, corn, hay and tobacco crops manufacture, or rather the fixation, of Mr. Jackson had tho beast skinned came up and the old trapper, for the and every other product of farms. It nitrogen looks to tho air as the great intends to have the skin mounted. llrst time In his life, lost bis way. All and amounts to of the nation's processes It measures more than throe and one-hal- f source of supply, lint the nigh! he wandered aimlessly total expenditure for food. that tip to tip. now in use are complicated and expen- tops, striving In feet from Estimates of the cost of stimulating around the mountain beverages, as published hy the Amer sive. .Many patents have been issued. to come upon the trail. vain FINDS HUSBAND IN COFFIN ican grocer, show that since 1901 tho One of the latest plants is that at Speaking of the night, Stuart said cost has risen from $1,27.!,21L',38C to Svaolgfoss. Norway, In which a water- that "if no had a million dollars he Michigan Woman Identifies Corpse $1,548,708,307 in 1005, a gain of horse-powe- r it so 21 pur pop- fall of 150.000 has been would have given for one biscuit," Which Was Being Buried Un- or cent. The utilized to generate electricity, by ulation for the same period advanced hi1 der Another Name. 77,(M7,000 to S3, 143,000, addi- which nitrogen is taken from the atr m from an m tion of 5,41)0,000, or UVfc cent. and absorbed by lime. The resulting Pueblo, Col. Just after one son of ier calcium is a powerful f"il-lzer- . James Dougherty had declared the nitrate New Bible Translation. In this problem the youuu lit corpse in tho coffin was not that of his When a translation of tho Bible and the young electrician to- father. Mrs. Hattlo Cainc, a casual at- at the funeral, stopped to look which Rev. F. H. Price, u missionary day have a work which will tax the tendant in Ouani, is now working on shall have at tho body, and immediately de- ablos and ought to satisfy tin- most been completed, tho scripture, or por- clared that the remains were those of ambitious. tions thereof, may bo road in 300 dif- her husband, James Lester Cains, of ferent languages. Tho language of tho Drain Upon Forests. Hattle Creek, Mich., who had been natives of Cunni is called Chumeere. The work of the forest service in missing for some time. in "Why Is queried gathering statistics of forest products The body was found the Platte it," the American river, near Denver, several days globe trotter, "that our American girls for year furnished the tho last has Dougherty's friends were so are so much more attractive- to foreign- basis for a provisional statement of sure tho body was his that thoy shipped ers with titles than you English girls?" tho wood consumed in the manufin was tak- "I don't know," snapped tho English it to Pueblo and the funeral beauty, Mt re of paper pulp. Returns from l.V.l "unless it's because they have ing place when the denouement came. moro money and loss sense." firms, controlling 2!52 pulp mills, give Mrs. Dougherty immediately relin- ovor n.OOti.Ooo cords as the total quished all claim and tho body was amount of wood used. The wood used sent to Hnttlo Creek. Calne was a lo- do wii8 divided among tho various proc- comotive engineer. The police not he was murdered or esses as follows: Sulphite. l.oIiS.iiOO know whether committed suicide. cords; soda, IHi.iiOO cords; ground T II ICY KOl'NU JII.M I.N A UK AD KAIM. wood. 1 .008.(100 cords. The total pulp great was his hunger. All day Sunday. Walks Two Miles in Sleep. production by all processes by tho Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs- Nashville, Ind. All known records (Inns reporting was ,'JD3.00U tons. day and half of Friday the old man for sleep-walkin- g have been broken by According to the census of UHii), the wandered. Twice bo was within a lew Ora Taylor, who lives near here, and of t he , night, In consumption of pulpwood was then feet of the cabin mine boaso who. the other dressed only but It was so completely covered up by nightctothes and in his bare loot, 1,1)815,310 cords, so that there lias been his the heavy fall of snow that he passed walked two miles to the home of a of more than no per cent, an increase right on by. On Titesday he lost ai' friend. On the way he waded through in tho last six year.t. This demon- consciousness and can remember no an icy stream, but even the co.d water strates, in a striking manner, the more. Instinct guided him to safety failed to awaken him. Believing him drain upon tho forests caiiHed by the tho rest of ills perilous J annoy. to be mentally unbalanced, tho friend pulp industry. Lato In the afternoon of Friday three put Taylor to bed, whore ho slept mon wore eating In the little cabin near soundly until daylight, and was sur- A New "York lawyer who admitted the worklngH of the Lonosomo mine. prised beyond belief to llnd himself in that he charged a client ?115 for collect- In tho middle of the meal a faint knock a strange bed. He said that he was - "1 !' ', HIM., l.tl'lM-- Si ing a $!59 bill was told by the Judge that was heurl at the door. Opening It conscious of nothing from the tlmo " f" '" ! lelictli Send for ha was a disgraco to tho bar. Tho prop- they found Stuart in a doad faint and lio went to lied at home until he awoke r '"'k ms Denver rrrrr- vlVi Co., 1027-2- 8 er fee, of course, was $89. Uulf frozen, lying on tho doorstep. to I be morning. girls, in which they said that It was at A HANDY MARKER. KILLS TWO GIRLS their own request that he slew them. The alienists who examined the pris One Which tho Farmer Will Find oner decided that although he was flut Convenient Under Certain AT THEIR tering from a form of Insanity, it was Circumstances. REQUEST not sutllclently marked to render him Immune to punishment. The eight-yea- r Where the check row planter or sentence was Imposed under a am. w - u yjroar two-hors- e drill is not used the marker the j REMARKABLE TRA.GEDY RE- section of criminal code which here shown Is very convenient in lay- provides a minimum of three years' ing off a field corn or potatoes, PORTED FROM GERMANY. for penal servitude from crimes of such BEE KEEPER'S CONVENIENCE says a writer in the Farm and Home. nature. The courts cannot recall any The runners should be 2xf! In strip case of this kind. Home-Mad- e TRIPLE CRIME WAS PLANNED A Machine for Punching at least six feel long, the cross pieces Holes in the End-Ba- rs of 2x1, as long as you want the rows of YOUNG COUPLE ARE WED FrameB. Music Teacher Tells How Ho and His IN A LIVERY STABLE. Pupils, Melancholy Over Study Here is a drawing of a machine a frame-perforato- r. the ordinary of Wagner, Agreed Irate Father of Bride Follows Elop- When Had a look It he ing Pnir, But Fails to Stop takes llrst at to Die. will be pretty sure to decide he can Ceremony. not make U Is too complicated. Berlin. Carl Brunke, a yomu; bank that I'he reason it appears complicated is cleric, has just been to eight Elgin, 111. A livery stable Is not sentenced because he looks at the whole machine years' penal servitude here for one of the most romantic place in the world instead of each small piece by itself. the moat, extraordinary deeds in the for a wedding to take place, but It was .MARK Kit Kllll 1'illtN (lit POTATOES. I have had this machine several years, annals or crline. he good enough for a (leneva young man corn in An is Without hesitation writes a California In width. extra board confessed to the police and an Aurora girl one day recently. placed on to that he had (.leanings in Bee Culture, and it has the two tenter runners murdered at own request sis- It was an elopement. Papa the on while driving. The guide Is their two lven me a great deal of satisfaction stand ters, .Martha and Alma 122 and bride's papa was In hot pursuit. The fitted with a double end and hinged llaars, a satisfaction that can not be figured 21 years old respectively. matrimonially-Incline- couple went to the center of the marker, so that in dollars and cents. But. if there were at The slayer the courthouse for a license and rushed It may he turned over to either side had for 800 frames to be drilled for foundation sonic time been acting in capacity a messenger to the residence of as desired. 'I he tongue of an or- the wirer I believe this machine could be of Justice Irving L. Howell. dinary bob-sle- d can be attached with- teacher of music to the young constructed, and the frames punched, women, Justice Howell, who has been in the out much bother, or a special tongue and expert alienists say that in less time than the work could b all three had been reduced to a state marriage business lor several years, constructed. of extreme melancholy from exces.dvo and who is always thoroughly study of Wagner. equipped for such emergencies, started Hard Pect to Fight. The treatment for root maggots 13 There is no doubt that the two girls for the county courthouse on the run. re- very tlifllcult, owing to their manner did ask Brunke to Indeed, but the anxious couple could not kill them. of working upon the plants. The .Martha, the elder one, gave him the strain their desires for the matrimonial treatment which Is recommended is monuy with to buy revolver plunge, and so had hastened down the which the not entirely satisfactory at times. The with which was street in the direction of the justice's the double murder method of dealing with this pest, done. which lias seemed most satisfactory When was lie said Brunke arrested up to the present time, lias been to he was ready to confess and with the watch the different stages of tho in- utmost calmness said: sect and when the llrst maggots ap- "When I came back the two girls pear to bn wonting in the plants It is were awaiting me In my room, but our the practice to open a furrow away courage then began to fail us. Martha from the plants and sprinkle Into ibis gave me $lf to buy three bottles of MACHINR HKADY I'Olt HPSINKSS. furrow a quantity of tobacco dust, champagne, and after bracing up our done by hand. The construction will afterwards rocoverinir the furrow. courage with the wine we discussed all Another method is to apply at this the details of our approaching deaths. be sufliciently clear from the Illustra- tion. time a carbolic acitl emulsion mad in "First I fired a test shot and we all punch be shaped a the proportion of one pint crude car- agreed that the revolver would surely The should like chisel edge, ami inserted in the ma- bolic acid, one pound soap and one do its work unfailingly. Both girls chine in such a way that, it cuts gallon water. This should be dilated had put on white waists and black ISO squaieiy across the grain of the wood. in parts water and applied near skirts so as to make a presentable ap- row. For materia in making this I cut up a the plants along the Hither or pearance death. after sacking or broom needle, ami file or these ticatments will in .eneral be agreement I younger "By shot the grind it to the proper shape. It should somewhat satisfactory We are at first. The Instant I 11 red sho fe'l present planning to up sister be about or h inch in take the onion diameter, and two inches in length. maggot problem during t lie coming .Most of these pieces of metal, If they season and hope we may be able to 10. can not bo procured from the scrap-pll- o get more conclusive results. H. or old won-ou- t machinery to be Hodgklss, Assistant Entomologist New found on nearly every farm, can be York lixpoilment Station. found in the odds and ends at almost any blacksmith shop. The drilling can Planting Corn in Warm Soil. be done by hand or by tho blacksmith In the growing of corn 1 lintl that THE C15HH.MONY WAS PKHFOK.MKD tho matter of seed is of very great im- A 1,1 VISIt V HA UN. IN portance, writes a Kendall county (111.) WATERING office, and the justice met them near TREES. correspondent of the Farmers' Keview. of I sometimes buy seed to get a chango the livery barns August Coder Why tho Practice Proves of Value at strom. and then 1 sow my own for a few Planting Necessity of Close With bated breath tho would-b- e years. I prefer to buy .my time alter groom pxpln!-n- d to Justice Howell Packing of Soil. January 1, as after that time seed can- that there was but a minute to be not well ae changed. If It Is good seed wasted on the marriage service as tho An eternal question exists ns to at that time It will stay good, and if water be In set- irate father of the bashful bride was whether should used bad there is no way of improving it I due at any minute on the next car ting out a dormant tree. Some men test Koveral times and make a thorough from Aurora. The party entered the use water anil some men do not. test in winter. The sandy loam is livery stable, where Justice Howell When the scientific tree planter uses ready to plant several days earlier he so merely to pack whipped out his memorandum book water does the than the clay loam. I prepare my and the service was on. The knot tied dirt tight about the roots of tho new- groi'iid thoroughly, and when the soil ly the happy pair hurried up the street set tree. The unscientific man that litis becouj warm I plant about one uses water does so because ho ind caught an electric car, leaving and one-ha- lf Inches deep. Geneva by the same car on which the imagines that the roots need moisture so that they can take in plant food. Planting Potatoes. I DKLIUKKAT1JI..Y TK AIM AND bride's father had arrived from Au FIltKD TWO SHOTS." rora in company with an officer, the This is a mistake, as the roots do Plant potatoes five to six inches deep alighted not begin to take in food until the In good rich soil, In order that the down over two men having from the car o the floor dead. We bent leaves of tin; trie develop. The en- plant may have room to form roots to if sho at the courthouse further down the tier body and .Martha asked her tire motion of sap in a tree conies accommodate the tubers. If planted no answer. street. was still alive, hut received from evaporation of moisture from deeper than this the crop will be short ".Martha then stood up and pointed Wedding Trip on Nitro Wagon. the leaves. This acts as the great unless the ground is unusually loose. nut to me carefully the spot on her Parkersburg. W. Va. Edward Kol engine to propel the machinery of the breast at which she wished me to fire. lev. an oil well shooter, who was mar trie, if the operation may ho so Old Flavored Butter. I took deliberate aim according to her riod a few days ago at .Marietta to named. It is many weeks from the When cream is kept at a high tem- directions and fired two shots, both of Miss Nellie Severance, of Lowell, 0.. time of planting till the time when perature for a long time tho butter Is which hit the mark and passed entire- has Just returned from a wedding tho trio begins to use water. It Is apt to have an old flavor. On the other ly through her body. She must have iniirnev which they took on a nitro thus easy, says the Fanners' Review, hand if tho cream is kept long at a died instantly. glycerin wagon loaded with ttTi quarts to understand that water is not of temperature below 50 butter may be "I had agreed to turn the weapon of the explosive. Kelley had to leavo help to tho tree except so far as It bitter. on myself aa soon as I had killed the right after the wedding for Syracuse, brings the roots In closed contact with Insist-- , weakened at the sight of 0., to shoot a well. His bride the" earth. This Is very impor- Toning Up Hay. two girls, hut com latter lying on the floor mi n weddlnt: Journey, and One great For the last few years I have been their lifeless bodies SO tant. of tho causes of by driving with him red-to- in front of me. Instead of shooting my- promised failure with trees is tho fact that the using some alslko anil a little po- rotiuh roads with enough I to surrender to the dirt not packed In tightly about and find it adds much to the color of self decided on the wagon to blow h a confession." of tho explosive the oxist my hay, and the color is everything, lice and make tne groom uruvti rcr's and cavities under tho over to the pollco let- them to atoms, but tree. or at leaiit half, in selling the gooda. Brunke turned carefully, thoy got hack aljv. ters apparently written by the two t1 ITV IIOTUJL ! GET THE HOT WEATHER CLOTHES NOW Xric MniHiieinriit I YOUR This Hotel has been thoroughly overhauled, We have loads of them and at cleaned and refuted throughout; new furniture, Matchlessly Low Prices. new carpets, etc Satisfaction guaranteed. BOARD BY DAY WEEK OR MONTH All wool Skeleton Coats and Vests at Come and see us. JOHN RUDOLPH, Prop. Worth $7.50-Al- l $4 wool Skeleton Coats and Pants at Jot Reed is letting contracts for ness corner in Tucumcari, as worth from $8 to $10. $5 four cottages to build on is considered one of the lots 1, 2, 3, and ., in block G, Mc-Ge- e best to be had on Main street. Our line of clothing is unsurpassed for Addition. These will be rent Style, Fit, Quality and Low Prices. cottages. The Citizen has received a copy resi- Mens' Underwear from 25c to $1.00. S. J. Wallace is building a of "Free Homes in the Nara Visa Ladies' underwear from 5c upward. dence in the Smith Addition on a Country;" a small pamphlet of ten Street Hats from 5c to $1. lot purchased from Y A. Jackson. pages besides cover, The pamph- Mrs. Wallace came in Thursday one money out of the country let contains two illustrations, Do not send vonr good from White Oaks, and they will and buy a "cat in the bag." Bring your list and being a map showing the location in the your catalogue and if we don't sell you goods as move into their residence of Nara Visa, the other being a cheap, or even cheaper, than the mail order houses next few days. display of agricultural products you nothing. our goods will cost L. C. Beverly, of Clarendon, grown without irrigation. From Texas, was here several days and the map as well as from the letter The Golden Rule Cash Store. is en route to Channing, Texas, af- press, it is learned that Nara Visa t The only exclusive Dry Goods and Clothing House in (Juay Co ter a car load of bulls from the is on the Rock Island railroad, in Hereford farm, which he will bring the southeastern portion of Union here to dispose of among i)uny County, New Mexico, directly County stockmen. south of Clayton and a little north east of where Ute Creek Hows into L. P. Iiedgpeth, of Red Pork, the Canadian River. In the Nara I. T., and Master Eddy Boneaker, Visa country are more than i,ooo,-oo- o the son of his business partner, acres of land open for settle- came in Thursday and will spend Whitmore & Co. ment, altitude 1,000 to 5,000 feet, two or three weeks in Tucumcari, M. N. WHITMORE. PROP. soil good, rainfall about twenty the guests of Rev. J. F. Iiedgpeth, inches, good water reached at from The Place to Buy your the local minister of the Metho- to 160 feet. The pamphlet was dist Church, South. 30 printed by the Tucumcari News Staple Fancy Groceries. W. A. Jackson sold this week Print, and the Citizen is indebted lots 7, 11, 12 and 14, to Mrs. E. E. to Willard Belknap of Nara Visa KANSAS CITY HEATS- - FISH, ETC. Harman, of Lynchburg, Ya.. and for its copyAlbuquerque Citizen. lots 8, 0, and 10 to W. F. Buch- We your and anan. All this property was in take orders CONTEST NOTICE make prompt deliver)'.. . . block 14, Russell Addition. L. P. Purbaugh, of Douglas, Arizona, Department of (he Interior, United States bought lot 2 in block 10. Lsvnd Olfice OVR. PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT. Clayton, Nuw Mkxico. II. R. Langston, his son, E. C. May 2, tcjof) Langston and wife, were here sev- A sufficient contest affidavit having been eral days visiting the families of filed in this office ly Tom Jackson, Captain Langston and Ernest. of Tucumcari, New Mexico, contest- They are from Guymon, Okla., ant, against Homestead Kntry No. made and we are informed by Ernest MT, December 10, 1901, for Slilt, Section Township 11 North, Range Langston that his 31 father and uncle Last, by Win. E. Aber. contestee. in which had not seen each other for about it is alleged that the said Win. 1C. Aber WHITE FRONT RESTAURANT 2S years until this visit. has wholly abandoned said tract; that he has changed his resilience therefrom for J. S. Kabrich and wife are late more than six mouths last past; that said arrivals from Oklahoma. They tract is not settled upon and cultivated by WILLEHIN, Prop. said are at tke Glenrock temporarily. party as required by law, and that said alleged absence from the said land Mr. Kabrich has bought lots Regular Meals 25c 1, 2, was not d u e t o his employ-men- t 3, 4 and 5, east of the Plaza Hotel in the Army, Navy, or Marine Meal Ticket $5.00. and has already begun the erection Corps of the United States as a private Short Order, Chili con Carne and Dairy Lunch all Hours of a residence. As soon as his soll,iur' 0,,icjr. seaman, or marine, during the war with Spain or during any other - residence is completed he tells the MAIN STR1CICT, TUCUMCARI, N. M. war in which the United States may be editor of the News that he will be- engaged. gin building a grain and feed store, Now, therefore, said parties are hereby and later will sink a well on his notified to appear, respond and offer evi- if is property, and he successlul in dence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock getting plenty of water he will a, m. on June jf, iyoG, before N. V. Galle-go- s, w . make the town a proposition to United States Court Commissioner, at tor his office in Tucumcari, New furnish water to Jie general pub- Mexico, and that final hearing will be held at o'clock lic, or maybe put in a water works 10 a. m. on July J90G, before the Register system. and Receiver at he United States land office in Clayt ;C. . Joseph Isreal will begin in a low The said contestant hav 1. 'V in a proper days the erection of CANDY his business affidavit, filed April ??, G, set forth bock on the corner purchased from facts which sb"., that after due diligence Harry Neal some time ago. The personal service of this notice can not be Base Ball made, it is Supplies. building will be of brick and stone; hereby ordered and directed that such notice one and by be given by due and prop- story 25 117 feet. This er publication. zcGeo. McCarar Prop will make another splendid busi- - EmvAKi) V. Fox, Register.