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ALEX D. QOLDENBEUQ
R. P. DONOMOO
J. A. YOUKSE
riOBENCIO MARTIN C
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BARD CITY ITEMS
Mr. F. Chapman Is working with tho
stl gang this week.
Mrs. II. Adrean is now the superin
tendent cf tho Sunday school.
II. Adrean has bouu papering J. C.
Crocker's store building this week.
Ralph Allied moved his residence a
half mile nearer tho city Uinl.s this
week.
Mr. Tucker of Oklahoma, came lu
last week to bis claim southeast of
town.
J. Q. Vanorsdol has purchased a team
,acd will du somo extensivo farming
this year.
Tho young folks were entertained
Tuesday night by a party given by
Mis Beulah Bands.
Henry Townsend has purchased tho
Slaybough claim south of town and fil
ed on same as an additional homostead.
We are anxiously awaiting the com
pletion of the railroad and will bo glad
to see through trains put on in tho
nest few days.
0. P. Davis of Shamrock, Texas, has
movod ou the Bowdor claim northeast
of town, which be purchased sometime
ago. It looks good so see substantial
farmers buying deeded land and farm
ing. J. W. Moore of Sweetwater, Texas,
has been prospecting in our community
this week and is well pleased with the
country. He bas bees over quito a lot
of New Mexico and aaya that this val
ley looks good to him.
"EGYPT B0IO8"
J. W. Noble and family left Friday
for Ktaiai,
J. T. King is making fence on
faesaeaUad.
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TUCUMCARl. NEW MKXICO
DIRECTORS
C. H. RANKIN
MAX B. UOLDENHERU
C. W. IIARHISON
HERMAN QERHARDT
fRANK C. LEY1IE
Investigate the integrity of the men who look after
the integrity of this bank. Your business and influ
ence solicited by a bank tliut has the following mot
to, "Equal Rights To All And Special Privileges to
None."
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Noble Ranch.
Oarrett and Ardon Jenkins went to
San Jon Saturday.
R. D. Lance of Chilllcotbo, Texas,
U visiting at Endee.
School was postponed Wednesday ou
account of tbo snow.
T. W. Potts and Dan Ilooun paid home
folks a visit this week.
Leo Shipltt has caught two very
lurge bob-cats uear his home of late.
Kva Potts visited the Misses Mamie
llutchens and Wllma Abbott over Sun-i
day.
T. W. Potts killed a beef I'ut-.'duy
and disputed of it amoug the neigh
bors. Messrs Walter and Clyde Ouforth
have been breaking land for Mr. I.csi'o
this weok.
Miss M. M. iiell of neur Norton, vis
itod at the Kurgeson home Saturday
and Sunday.
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to,
Mr. and .Mrs. F. I). Pullet) went
Tucumcari Friday, T. W. Potts accom
panying them.
Mr. Beaaley of near Kndee, passed
through our section of the country
again going to Tucumcari for supplies,
Thursday.
J. T. Poney and family, who went
from hore to Oklahoma a short time
ago, write back that they like their
! new 1hon,rt raoch ftnd ara P"PK
to plant a largo corn and cotton crop.
"Bachelor Olrl"
NORTON NOTES
Wells Hros. are busy baling feed lor
uur farmers.
M. J. Norton U recovering from nn
attack of La Qrlppo.
Messrs Thomson aud Strong visited
Tucumearl last week. ,
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Mearl Purge-too of Snn Jon. visited
WHOLESALE ONLY
QUICK SHIPMENTS
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AMARILLO. TEXAS
Chtkftslor Building
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& HIGHFILL, Prop.
Cairy all leading brands
ol Whiskey. Exclusive
dealers (or Tucumcari
(oel W. Frazler and
Honme Rye. : : : :
Phone No 61
Comer First and Main St.
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friends here over Saturday.
Mr. Mathi-i has gone to Tiiouuicnri
to work for a short time.
J. II. I tod ford made a business trip
to Tucumcari the first of the wcok.
Miss Ora Murcu.i spent sovorul day
of last week with friends near San
Jon.
D. 0. Clemen huuled a load of sup
plies for Mr. Norton the first of the
week.
Norton nill be represented at the
"Old Maids' Convention" at Suit Jon,
the 25th.
Miss Maggie May Hell, who has been
visiting at Snu Jon, Inn returned to
her home at Norton.
L'ncle Jerry Ittehnrdson nnd wife of
Snu Jon, spent Saturday and Sunday
at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. I). Roy
Welch.
OBAR ITEMS
Claud Durlinm is in Dnlhurt tuning
piuuos.
Work will soon begin ou the now
bank building at Obar.
Tom Welch is plowing for Mls Situ
Higgins south of town.
Teo Toobey left last weok for a short
visit in Kansas City, Mo.
Rev Shimur preached at the school
bouse .Sunday at :i:.10 p. m.
Vti- hud quite u snow storm last weok,
more moisture, better crops.
Cole MuLnin is putting secral im
priiwm.MJts on his eluiiii east of Obar.
Miss May ilockerott of tho llockc
rott Itanrh, was shopping in Obar Sat
urday. Our Sunday school is Increasing very
rapidly. .Services every Sunday at 2:.'I0
nt thu school house.
Jim Ensley has accorded a position
on the Dairy Farm of Mrs. A. M. Dur
"tt,n- soutbeust of Obar.
The Khow-Me Club met last Sunday
flight at J. J. Nippcrt's with a musi-
eal and literary program.
Frank Me jus is fencing in bis addi
tional 100 acres, and will have in some
thing like 100 acres of crop this year.
Fencing scums to be tho order of tint
day, as severnl miles of fence havu
gone up around Olmr in tho last week.
Thu Itov. T. M. Kpnggs of Montoyn,
preaches at the Obur school houso evetj
third .Sunday in tho Muntb nt ll:3u
' a m.
i Kd Ilockerott Is piping water frou
the windmill to the house and bnni and
I will net out a number of trees around
I his place.
P.nougb signers have been secured to
establish a rural mail routo southeant of
Obar, through Missouri valley to tho
Teias line.
iiroom corn is bringing prices this
yvtr that will cause many a fanner to
plant more or less acreage Obar for
Iiroom corn.
Mrs. Jennie McCoplIn of St. Francis,
Texas, is visiting at II. 0. McColpiris,
south pf Obar, and Is very much pleas
ed with the country.
The elghty-acro farm joining tho
townsite known as tho Perry place was
sold to Eastern parties last week for
something over 2,000.
Geo, A. Pllley got borne this week
from Amarlllo, Texas, and will start
In at once to liroak up a lot of new Jand
on hlii claim near Obar,
Ororgo Cunningham hm been cutting
Zjand piling neiip weeds on his claim till
t It bn- tho appearance of a good old-
, time hay field In haying time.
I The new eight foot aldowalki aru
I showing up In good Kb ape, 12 blocks
aggregating two thirds of a mile of this
eight-foot eomoiit sidewalk I now un-
ilor contract.
E. A. Easloy, ono uf Obnr's lending
tiarpentcrs, who tins bcitn working hi
his ttado near Dnlhurt, for soma tlmo,
came honic this weok to apond a few
uui wipu his lamUy south of tow.
Theodore Donlln, our most successful
well driller, says bo cannot keep up
with the demand for wells with one ma
chine and Is going to put on another
outfit, m ho has from six to eight wolls
ahead of him all the tlmo.
The literary tocloty Is drawing large
crowds overy Friday night. The o Ul
cers are i
President, Cbas. K. Clouse,
Vice-President, Albert Darden,
Secretary, Edna Link.
Assistant Secy., llertle Dibble.
Treasurer, Prof. Rain.
Kdltor, Ira Duslck,
Sergeant at Arms, Kd Dibble.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. OrlDlth entertain,
rd tho Show-Me Club at their ranch
homo Tuesday night. Dancing was tho
program of tho evening and every
body enjoyed themselves until the early
hours. Whist u ulso played, the hon
or golug to Mrs. D. M. Orlmtb, J, J.
Nlpport and J. K. King. The Club's
orchestra furnished tho musle uttd a
Ave course luncheon was served during
the evening.
EXTENSION Or TIME rOB ESTAii-
L1SHINO HESIDENOE LEAVES
Or ABSENCE.
Department of the Intorlor, Ocncral
Land Otnco, Washington, D. 0 Feb
ruary 10, 11)10.
Iteglnler and Receiver, 1', H. Land Ol
ticos .North Dakota, .South DuPoU,
Idaho, Miuuesotu, Molilalia, Nebras
la, Coloindo, Wyoming ami New Met
leu.
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(ientlciiieii: The following instrin
lions tire issued for your guidance in
the administration of the not of Con
gress nppioved January !M, l'.HO, "e
tending the time for crtuln hnmcsten'l
eis to establish residence upon tlier
lamls I'ul.lii- -No. ). :i ciipi
ivliirli is attached hereto.
The first section of tho uct applies
all homestead entries in tho Htntes iimu
ed made after June 1, 1001', nnd in such
eases the eutrymen nrc given until Mn
IS, 11)10, to establish residence ou tlie r
claims. It alio applies to soldiers' il
clnrutory st.ttemuuts filed in the Stnt.--
n umed after June I, ll'Ol), and such de
clarant are given until May 1!, 1 1 1 .
to niuko their homestead uIltrlc and r.
tablish tnelr rosldencu on the laud, ll
any payment is required to bo mnde in
connection with the entry under the de
clnrutory statement, as In tho caao of
ceded Indian reservations, tbo act nls
operutes to extend tho payment until
the entry is made.
The first proviso to ncctinn 1 of the
net provides that the period of eoiiimu
tittluii or of actual residence under the
homestead law shall not be shortened.
Kiitrymou who huvo taken itdvuutage
of this extension cau not submit com
mutation proof until they have main
tallied substantially continuous resilience
for fourteen months from tho dnte samo
was eitublishcd; and in fivo your proof
cuu not claim credit for constructive res-1
ideuce for more than six months prior to
the date actuul residence was establish.
o.l.
I'ndor tho second proviso of section
1 the act will not be hold to defeat tho
adverse claim of ono who had made nn-1
try over a soldier's declaratory state
ment, and who prior to the passage of
the net had established a bona fide res-,
idonce on tho laud entered, where the
six months from dato of tho decla.utorv
statement hud expired prior to the pass
age of the act without the soldier liuv-
ing mnlu his homcttoad entry and es
tablished his residenco on the laud.
Tho sccuud section of tho art grants
u leavo of absence for three months from
January 28, 1010, to nil homestead en
try men or settlers in tho .States named
in tho first section of tho net. Kntry
men who nwill themselves of this leave
of ubsuueo can not claim ciedit for
residence during tho time they are ah
aeut under such leave, such period of
absence being simply eliminated from
Early Onions in the Southwest
Tho work of the ArUoua, New Mrx
ico and Tuxan experiment ntntioiiH Iiuh
shown that tho ruining of onion par
ticularly for the early market, may ho
muilo extremely prolltublo lu certain
parts of thu Southwestern United Htatcj.
lu warm vulleyn where the winter con
ditions are favorable to growth and
with propur iiiothoda uf culture, tem
ll.uig ami Irrigation, lurge yields uf
ery early oulous can bo produced which
command high prices in local marki-i
aid wbru uhlppod to dlstaut iiiurkcta.
i:. I,, Crane nnd It. II, Purlieu, in
recent luilletin of the Arizona exp.n
meut Ktatlun, ktato that onion, .ne
very miucenifully grown tw a winter
crop In the warmer aouthweutern hI
IcyH. "Planted nt the clone of hot
weather the crop grown during the I
montlm when Iiihor Is moat otK'i-i.su,
and early vurletieii uiaturo In time for
high price in mining and count iuu
Thu N'uw Moxico ntatlou lias oh
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inintu yieius or over uu,uuu pouiKlM per
lo re of early onions at a cost of produc
tion not oxceodlng per acre hut
ouch yieldi were exceptional, uhout one
half this fiuantltv beinv more common
I Ai hhh rui S7.000 pniinds nor nern were
ohiui.ed nt the Texas siihstntiou at
ltcoville. Tho ArUona atntlon uivos 8
.,, ,)or aero as a common vlnld i o,..t
region, with a cost of production of
'nix
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bout 9170 per acre.
The lighter loam soils are coustder.
Roofing. Especially adopted for this climate. Iiiai-st on this
brand and get the best when yon buy. Shipment received this
week.
If you have a broken window telephone me. 1 have a glass that
will tit and will send you a man to put it in.
T. H. SANDERS
OFFICE AND YARD, on Switch Just West of Ice Plant
consideration in enses of cither final or
commutation proofs.
This is construed by the land olllco
to menu that all homesteaders In New
Mexico are grunted a leave of absence
tintp April 18th, 1010, and that there
after each homesteader will have six
months within which to reestablish
resilience, making the dato October,
1Mb Hi 10, ou which ho must reestab
lish residenco on uls homestead, before
he is subject to contest, and If advant
uge is taken of this six mouths after
April 1Mb, t(ie time the eiitryinan has
lled ou tho placo prior to taking leave
of absence, will not be counted, and It
will bu necessary for blui to reside con
tinuously for H mouths nftor reestab
lishing residenco bofore commutation
proof will bo uccoptod.
Very respectfully,
8. V. Proudflt, Acting Com.
Approved:
It. A. llallinger, Secretary.
UAUE ON THE OYSTER MAN
When John P. Junes of Nevada, was
in thu .Semite or the Lulled btates it
was bis custom, during tho frcesllvur
days, to make long speeches on the
money ipiestloii.
Uno day the Senator legaled the Sen
ate with tho history of money from tho
eiullor days until the doctrine of sixteen
tu i.ue. lie went way back to flood
t lilies iiihI traced the history of the
arious mediums uf exchange, their do
xelopuieut mid changes I torn tho days j
i f baiter to duys ol gold ami silver. ,
"1 cull to the attention of the Sen
ate," bo baid, in course o. the speech,'
"that at one t i tin- the ineilium of ex
change was oyster shells. Uster sholls
weie used for unuiev."
" Oelightlul, " broke in the late .Sena 1
tor Hoar, of Massachusetts, "if that
systum only pie ailed now we could or
der half a dozen oysters on thu half
shell and pay for them with the shells,"
NO STAB EOTJTE
Senator liacon tells a story of a negro
in Macon who wanted to be a currier
ou n rurul free-delivery routo.
Tim negro made his application and
wetit before the board, whose member,
were men ho bad kuown all bis life.
"What's your namof" asked the ex
aminor.
" 'Deed, boss," tho negro replied,
"you done know my name. You's know
ed mo all your life."
"What's your natnot" very sternly.
"Ham Johnson."
"Well, Mr. Johnson, where were you
bornf"
"Now, look yore, boss, you doue
. knowed where 1 'so bawn. 1 'so bnwn
right on your ol' father's fabm."
"Never mind that Mr. Johncon. You
were born in Macon. Now, Mr. John
sou, tell this board how many miles it
is from the earth to the moon."
"Huh, bos, I ruin't toll dat, and I 'so
golu' to quit dis yero right now. You
coin 't put me on no such run as dat."
WANTKD: Mun and wife without
childieu. Mini as teamster, woman u
rook. I'KKKA OIL CO.
Ilox ViTi Sunt a Kosa, New Mexico
'.'llMt-p. Win. Aekeriuun, Mgr.
ed preferuhle for onion culture and bar
vent iug the crop. The soil should ho
alitiiidnritl) supplied with orgutuc mutter
which may he chiefly added in thu form
of nell rotti-d barnyard mui.nro. Hulls
eoiituiiiiiig much nlliali hhnuld not le
ehoeii, especially if ridge culture is fol
lowed, liccutlMi this hVHtelll of coin i.t
flit or a kiir I mi-i- acciimulatiuii of
hie salts iiriiund the (ilauts. I'lat ul
tin ii with flood irrigation or riilge ..
lure with furrow irrigation may be ful
lowed.
The Aniina Nlnlion has found the
White Itcrmudu thu most Htici-cssfnl
vuriety at Vumu, although Ited Iiermu
da and i.'rystul Whltu Wax havu ulso
ghcii good results.
Thu White and Ited Hermudii were
grown with success at the Texas Mn
Hon The New Mexico station found
Ihirly White Queen, Unrlottn, White
llermndn and Kxtra Karly White Pearl
ipiite untisfactory for early ripening.
They are mild onions of good keeping
(quality. Kod Victoria gave the lust
yield on unfertilized soil at this station,
In the Arizona experiments downy
mildew often proved troublesome, but
was held in check by srirnyluir with
Kordeaiix null ore us soon as the mil
lew appcurcil 'Ihrips frequently caus
ed coiisiderublu damage but was con- -trolled
by spraying with strong kurosonn
emulsion. United Htntea Farmers' liul-
letln.
LONG LIFE
he's no
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lTWO'UL.EBE WELL
TO HAVE "TOUR MONEY
IN THE BANK. Jtcj 6
ou can I AKIi CAKI ol1" NOI Khl.LI' when you yet
sick tl von hiivt- ni'int-s in tin- li.iuk.
Your money til so works Inr vnu in our hunk.
Make Ol'R Mank Yt)l li Hank.
The First National Bank
Of Tucumcari, New Mexico
Capital, Surplus and Profits $65,000.00
l niteil Stati s Uepositorv
HOUSE CLEANING TIME
IInu-i' ilf.'iiiiiijf time has rmui' and the
women are worrying about tlie work.
There is no need of worrv if vou havt:
one of our V ACTUM C IIO A N 10 K S
We i liave a ftili
furniture and house
Come In and see us before you buy
your spring goods and we will give
you satisfaction and save you money
Our Goods are the latest and our prices
are alvas right
BARNES & RANKIN
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Phone No. U
SX5QV AT
Looney fSL Harmon
ir VOU WANT THE BEST MEAT AND OUOCEUIEB, WE OARRY
A full line of K. C. and native meats
ALSO CHEAPEST OROGERIEH IN TOWN
'I i;i,I.PiOM- lU ll.lHMi. I HIST siKLCT.
WHITE ELEPHANT
SALOON
Whun you drink whiski-y
nt the While Elephant you
drink it as it comes irom
the GovuriHiiKtit Wure
house in Kentucky.
A. B. DAUBER
PROPRIETOR
P HON Is 263
Doctor.
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furnishing: !.
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Phone No. a
When vou drink Wine you
get your choice ol lirands
direct Irom the Vineyurds
ol Southern Culilornin.
Choice Fruit Brandies
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