The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume], February 20, 1909, Image 6

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Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
W. L. Douglas Shoes and Oxfords for men
a.ul l)ovs.
Hamilton-Brown Shoes, Ties and Oxfords
for women and children.
We have thorn in nil sixes, colors and ()ualitieH. Uttr
stock is more complete than ever before.
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GROSS, KELLY & CO.
If You're From the Country :
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You'll probably reini'mber the Apple Mutter mak
ing of vouthful davs, when crisp, juicy apples were
quartered, peeled and cored, then placed with fresh
sweet cider and sucar into the bin kettle with the loni;
wooden stirrer and trailed and trailed until cooked into
the gulden-brown Apple Butter Sauce of your school
lunches.
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IiniNZ APPLE BUTTER X
CORRESPONDENCE
Is nl liVe the olil fashioned kind '.Mollirr used to
make minus all llio uork and trouble. The Doctor
says wo oiiitht to est some apple every day and we
know of no lttrr, more healthful, or convenient way
than Apple Mutter in llcinr. Improved Knameled Tin,
which protect thu fruit and keep it (rush until il comes
to you, Try It aluava readv to vrve- very con-
t-nient to have on hand
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WHITMORE m. CO.
I I.I EAST MAIN STMLIM
TIH.UIMIO.NK N 4.1
ED ELLIS TRANSFER CO.
l-"or (Icncral Drayittte Call up Rd Bills Transfer Co.
COAL
Delivered to Your Bin at $4.50 per Ton
Phone 236
JBHnHBM A Hair Mattress $
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of fine quality and heavy 3
weiyht may be bought at
our futniture store for 5(5-
We have all the best lurni- 2
ture that a particular house
holder mav require, and so- -
licit your inspection of same
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Special Sale of Brass Beds 3"
with sprint; and mattre&s.
Make a Healthy and Beautiful 3f
Addition to Your Home, 3-
I BARNES & RANKIN,
TVCVMCAR.1, N. M.
g L.b, 1 aylor s Novelty btore
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San Jon Brcesei.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lea
ters, n boy.
H. T. Knglcy lias been improv
ing his claim this week.
Inspector A. H. Savage passed
through San Jon one day last week
Chief Engineer Stark of Tucum
cari, was in San Jon the first of the
week.
Land Inspector Gryula, of San
ta Fe, was in San Jon the fust of
the week.
Hutler Mulliu returned last week
ft oni a trip through Oklahoma and
Missouri.
Mr. Fairchild has opened up a
restaurant in the Miller building on
Main street.
"Uncle" Tom Dudley has been
laid up the last few days with an
attack ot la gripie.
U. L. Wilkin returned from an
extended trip to Cheyenne, Okla
homa, the first of the week.
Mrs. Maud Miller returned home
the first of the week, after an ex
tended visit to friends in Tucum
cari. Jim George is moving into the
new Cooper building on Main street
and will take care of the telephone
exchange there.
J. l Masterson, Dr. Ilaworth,
J. T. McDaniels and W. J. Pitt
man alt made business trips to Tit
cumcari this week.
Herman Gerhardt of Tucumcari,
is spending several days in San
Jon, looking after business in con
nection with the townsite.
Engineer Rockwell and gang are
making their headquarters at the
Burton house. They have charge
of the grade survey near this point.
. T. McDaniels is building a
new feed store. The building is
to be a two story structure1 and tit-:
upper story has been engaged fur
a lodge hall. fie is also going to
have a feud yard and is putting
down a deep well.
i ne aan Jon progressive asso
ciation was organized and held its
first meeting in the school house
last I tiesday. I he first matter
which occupied the attention of the
association was the building of a
road up cap rock. The purpose
of the association is to boost ban
Jon and vicinitv.
Norton Notes
Our Sunday school is growing
rapidly in membership.
A. M. Wait has qualified a jus
tice of the peace of this precinct.
Dr. Hoggs has tettirmd fiom
Oklahoma after a months visit.
Alva Jack has just completed
breaking the sod of his forty acre
field.
There will be a masquerade ball
at the Norton school house on the
aand inst., Washington's birthday.
LUUtit UIKlL UKl
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Tucumcari Lodge Nn.J7,A.I'- ami A.M
Meet first and third Monday evening oi
scU month nl the new Masonic hall.
V. V Ssvin. W M
II, I Nichols, Secretar).
Tucumcari l.ndge No i I. O. O I- .
menis every Thursday i!ninx .u the new
Masonic halt. 1 W. CVii-hkI I.. N O.
t P. I). Mcliurmiiti, Srcretar.
Tucumoari l.odne No. g. K of I mrrts
nei) Wednesday evcnini at thr new Ma
sonic h ill. W II Urn mm i . t
M, It. tioMentiertf, K. t K. .mil S.
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Tucumcnti Cnmti No. is, W D.
meet second and oimh".Moni!.i) eriiilit,
of each month at the new Mnvinii lull. .
S. II. Nrn it. ' I'. 1
M Slayers, Clerk.
I M Wi.il iustiri. of the tie-tee Hrolherhoud nl American Y.iomi-n I u
J. ''I. Milt, itlMlce 01 tile pi .at, lcumc,r, 1)mrMrl .s . iS,7. m.-et evrv
iius eiuercu upon nib uiuie iiiki , ucoml and fourth
is making quite a reputation as a
justice.
K. R. Rix, the cattle buyer, was
among us again last week, lie
has purchased the entire bunch of
Durham cuttlo from Herbert New
by. N. J. Norton has moved into his
new store building and now has a
larger and better building than the
one which was recently destroyed
by fire.
M. W. Hates and family are
among us again, lit lost a valu
able mute last week. The animal
cut its throat on a barbed wire and
died in a few minutes
Wedm-wla ewitltiKt of
each month at the old hank litiildmi!.
Ilk. (). H. I'AllKKVlt., V. I'. ,
Mr. O K. Patterson. W. f
MANY NEW
SPRING
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ARRIVAI M
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Kiith Kehekah Lodge No. 4, niretH tirM
anil third Tuewlav evniinm of each month
al the nw Masonic hall,
Ss. C It. I'aucmvun. N (i
Mrv L. K. SheruoiK). Secretary
Krlhel Chapter No 13, tlrdrr of the
Katturn Star, meets at the new Maiotuc
hall every second and fourth TiiuvUn
evpnintisnf each mnnih.
IIakhikt N. Donoikmi. V. M.
Alice Ii. Koch, Secretary.
j HrotherhiKvl of Locomotive I'.nxincers
I No. 74H. meets in the old hank huildinrf
' eery Mnnrlay In each month
, J K. MrAtrisr. Chief I'.MK'r
li. H. Clark. V. A. K.
Mrs. D. Roy Welch is teaching! ., ,., ,,
. ' , . ... ... Ilrolhf rhiKxl ol Locomntivf firemen and
a singing school in this communi-, .... v.. .....1. in ... ..1.1 1. ...1.
litilidinK ever) I upvlay In the muntli at ,
FOR BIG BARGAINS
Bard Items.
D. F. Owen and V. P. Sowders
made a business trip to Tucumcari
Monday.
Misses Hulah Sands and Susie
Sowders visited Miss Ucrnice Car
ter Monday.
Miss Cecil Rapier, who has been
visiting Miss Kthel Herlin for the
past few weeks, has returned to
tier home near Tucumcari.
D. I Owen lost a valuable horse
last week. The annual had its leg
broken in two places and had to be
shot.
Jim Hurnum was thrown from
his horse one day last week and
seriously hurt. He is reported to
lie getting along as well as can be
expected.
Ed. Gilmore is improving his
claim quite extensively. ile has
built an addition to his house and
is now fencing the claim.
See Morris, opposite Chapman's,
for tin work. to-at
ty with twenty-one pupils in at
tendance. J. T. and R. M. are
figuring on making stars.
Easy Jack is building a rock
house on his claim and Oscar
Lockley has just finished a three
room rock residence and the fami
ly is now home to friends.
The farmers of this vicinity are
pushing their work with great in
iliistriousness. They are ahead of
their work for the season and most
of the ground is broken and listed.
M. W. Hates and Hud Lee are
making a round. up nl the cattle ot
this neighborhood. The cattle
have wintered here without out
percent los and fine teef will In
shipped (rum Norton this spring.
i:oop. m. V4. li. Imins, Matter.
K. A. Wl nit rove. Secretary.
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Order Kailway Conductors, No. 5)7.
meets at the new Masonic hall every Sun
day evening at 7 .to p. m
I'.Mimv IIkiiun, t'hief Ton.
0. M. I'arvin, Secretary and Treat.
llroiherhood of Kailway Trainmen, mreti
first and third Saturday pfternoons, and
md and 4th Saturday evenings al the old
bank huilding. li li. Cti mv hi i . Master.
Claude Duval, Secretary.
llroiherhood of Kailway Carmen of
America, meets ever first and third Kri
day eenings at i:ci o'ctork at the old bar..
building
M It. McDonsmi. Chief Carman.
A. M. I'ennell, Secretary.
Carpenters and Joiners Union No. 675,
meets in now Masonic hall every Hrst and
third Friday nights.
I'e 1. Iv xsos. President.
M. li. Parish, Secretar).
The Farmers' Union is getting
down to business. Ollicers have
been elected for tin ensuing year , umMfl M(ll,,Ierijl xmn,me
as fOllOWS: C. V. .Madden, prt-SI- .,, ,n,l ,l.rrt Mondavs in each month 11
dent; D. Koy Welch, vice-president;
Charlie Welch, correspond
ent; Mrs. D. Roy Welch, secretary;
Will Hnynes, doorkeeper; R. M.
Hates, lecturer.
Frank Warden is breaking up
his 160 with magical rapidity
He has recently dug four wells
and has the best water in the coun
try, lie has planted a large or
chard on his claim and made many
late improvements on his house
and barn, fie has also imported
a car load of breeding cattle, and
a great many hogs from Iowa. At
the present rate of improvement
he will soon have the finest ranch
in the county.
Your correspondent has been
away for nearly two months and
notices many changes during his
absence. If a larmcr should leave
this neck 'o-t he-woods for twelve
months he would lu like a new
settler, somebody would have to
show him the way to his home
stead, as there are new homes dot
ting the landscage in every direc
tion. Substantial improvements
too, rock houses and wire fences,
etc. New roads and farms broke
out where no signs of civilization
were ever seen before ar- here.
1000 a.m. Km. V. II. IHHosk, I'res.
Kev Cut) M. Mcltride, Secretary.
Tucumcari liusiness Mens Leairuu.
V. W. Mooki., President.
II. II McKlroy, Secretary.
CONTKST NOTICE
Department of thu Interior. United States
Land Olfice, Tucumcari. New Metico,
Feb. j, io).
A sufficient contest atlidavit having been
filed in this ctiire by J. J. King of linid,
Okla., contestant, again.! homestead entry
No. 1 469 j. made January jo. 1707. lor SW4
twp 8 n, of range u a, N. M. principal
meridian, by Adam I.. Shipley. Contested,
in which it is alleged under date of
April C. K)oH. that thu said Adam L. Ship
ley had wholly abandoned said tract and
had changed his residence therefrom for
more than six months since making said
entry and that he had never made settle
ments ul any kind oti said homestead and
that said defaults still esisted at the date
of affidavit of contest. And that his ab
sence from said land was not due to mili
tary service. Said parlies are hereby noti
fied to apear, respond, and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a,
m on April 0, tooy, before the Ketfister
and Keceiver at the United States Lind
Ollice in Tucumcari. N. M.
tThe said contestant having, in a proper
alfidavit, filed February j, uyv), set forth
(acts which show that after due diligence
personal service of thi- notice can not be
made, it is hereb, ordered and dlrucie '
that such notice lie given by due and pro
per publication.
H 6 K A I'HUNTicg, Kegister
Cont. 7S0 N. V. (,ai.i.k(.os, Keceiver
We are still receiving new goods and have
the latest of everything in our line itnd a big
variety to select from; We have some good
bargains on our Five and Ten Cent Tables.
Have not tfme to detail this week, watch for
the ad nex: week.
OKI'ICI'.KS
W P. IIuciianan, President. A. li. Simpson, Vice l'rttdent.
Kami. Gkomok, Cashier. C. 0. Mahiiokp. Ass't. Cashier.
DIKKCTOKS
I. C. Harnes. J. A. Street,
II. K. Seal, A K Tarter
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or tucuhcari, new ntixico
U. S. DEPOSITORY
Capital $50,000 Undivided" Profits $15,000
Drafts furnished Payable in All Parts of the United States
and Europe. Special facilities for (nuking Collections
OUR SPECIAL FOR NEXT WEEK
SPECIALTIKH
Wo have just received an up-to-date line of Jewelry,
which consists of Belt Pins, Helt Uuckleo, Hat Pwis,
Bracelets, Gents and Ladies Watch Fobs, the latest in
Cuff .Buttons, Uaby Rinjjs, Stick Pins, Ladies' Brooches,
with which we ftve with every 5-oo purchase a set of
Silver Teaspoons.
Plumbing and Electric Contractor
K. C. SALOON
MAY & HIGHFILL, Prop.
Leading lirnntl Whiskies are:
Joel H. Prazier, Hill &
Hill, Kentucky Dew, Old
Prentice, Cedar Brook,
Bonnie Rye, Guckenheim
er Rye : : : : : :
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THIS WEEK
Throughout the Store
Goods Arriving Daily.
Just to Mention : : :
New Spring Millinery
Just received the largest lii)tnent of Millinery
Goods ever brought to 'Pm'tiincari showing ail
the newest shapes and tyles. Kvery lady wel
come in this department. We are looking fur
ward to the greatest millinery luine.s seanm
we have ever had.
Shirtwaists
Monday we will receive about 200 Shirtwaists
in all the newest styles, just from the eastern
manufacturing company, averajiinjr in price
from 75c to $8.50
Skirts
Just received a lot of Sample SkirN that
are cloin at 33 per cent. This is money
vou.
we
to
Pretty New Spring Dresses
In silk, in tfrcen, brown, tan, black, $15.1)0, 518.50
and 522.50.
Jumper Suits
In Keep tfiiods, with full lace work, in blue, tan
and In-own, ranjre in price from 54.00 to 57.00.
Hosiery
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n complete snowing oi spring
display.
hosier v now on
Novelties
Belts, Canvas Purses, Hand Bays. Belt Buckle.-
Hats
Men's Spring Hats all here, in green, jjrev and
steel, in all of the new blocks. A shape to suit
everv head.
High Art Tailoring
We are showing a complete line of woolens in
all the new shades, greens, jrrL.Vs and browns;
prices 525.00, 530.00, 535.00 and' 540.00. Have
a Miit made that will wear vou two or three
years and have all of the style and snap. Couie
anil look the samples over.
Goods are arriving daily and we
hope to soon be able to have a
complete showing. These goods
are beautiful.
TMF FAMOII.'yI
Dry Goods Co.
THE STORE AHEAD
Phone No. 28