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The Tucumeari News
AND TUCUMCARI TlMtS
Tie lkm Printing (o.
Entered h Beeeed-elasa Mail Matter
at tha Poet-eftee at Tuoemeari, New
Mexico, under Aet of March X, 1879.
WMJSD BVKRT FSIDAT
H. WYATT
Editor tod BuslnM Manager
FRIDAY, OCTOL1HK31, 1'Jl?
AMUSEMENTS
Ah tho full inn) winter .en.mn ni
pronches indoor uinuetueiit cIm'hii at i
tantion. During t lie summer month- I
those fortunate enough tti have iiir
or horse nitty enjoy the summer e-n
'mux, iint winter evening cull for iimr.
collective entertainment, thinee. .-wr
parties, theaters, and other uumseiiit-nt
are o(Tiroil nml u eity i. known nftii (
well ami favorably by th fvpe of -Ii.
:iiniiicmriit it offers.
Tiumi menri being dtuutrd Hi a di
tniii'e I'roni othor eltle must nen-'in ;
lly furnish its own niiiu.-emoiit and en l
tertuiuinont for the people of TiKMiou-Hr
It is nut u pfutieulur Riffrttement jh-i j
so. Hint is pood or lied, it is the mruinet 1
in wliieli tho entertainment is eandu-?ci i
'I'lie mental nttitiule also hits muel j
to do with whether a type of entertain
ineiit i good or hart, j
A skating rink in Ttioiiiiii-uri wmil.
he a good thing, If properly conduce"
likewise bowling alley. Host nine ,
from ehoiiyc of activity often quite a
iiiueh as total inactivity. An at iilot t. '
eltili woiihl do something toward 1V-
ing iunoi'ent umii-cmout here for mam
young men this whiter. Rowing, i-are
fully guarded, I not injurinits. fem-inw
trains tin; eyes, as well it develop tin
muscles, Iiidiitn Hub and other appa
ratus' of a gyniUHiiiin will lielp to wnr!
off the execs energy, and systematic j
at til tie training an a menial, a well
as phy.iieal value. A group of youn
men eon Id organize mi athletic elub
here, secure a hall, install oine equip
uieiit, mid pnsH some very pleasant even.
iugt tills winter and their spirits and
henlth would be the better far having
done no.
Basket ball it a sport siillleiently
manly, when plnyed properly, to inter
est the ninny young people. Ttutumcnri
might nrrnnge to hnvo a basket ball
club and play other 'owns. The Ar
ende theater could be 'onetiiently ar
ranged for games as well as for a meet
ing place for an athletic club.
The High school will later install
a gymnasium and that will be a most
excellent addition. If Tucumeari se
cures a Y. M. C. A. all the features
above mentioned will be a part of it:
but till that is done, something should
be done now. Efforts are being made
to secure a ' Uowu Town Iteudin Hooin'
AMARILLO. TEXAS
Tfaches lJookkci-pinif. I iank i itr. Shortliand, T p ritiny.
and all necossarj auxiliary branches, l'nsitinns Mvutvd io
graduates. No vacations: fiUf any titm. Write for r'rec Cillalorj
A PERFECTION Smokeless Oil Heattr ivt-.-, lust that
touch of extra comfort you need in very cola weather.
Perfection
It gives warmth where the ordinary heat does not go. It
chases the chill from the breakfast-room or bedroom in a
few minutes. This year's model Perfection has automatic
locking flame-spreader (cannot smoke) rewicking made
easy. Flat font insures even heat.
Light, easy io handle, clean; durable, and at the same lime
ornamental.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated in Colorado)
Denver Pueblo AlbuquWmi
Cheyenne Butte Bolt o Suit Lake City
JU'J
CHICKEN HOU5L5
SPRAYING
FRUIT TREESr-
Hid the llniiif I... e will -
rribut to tlutt. The IIijjh Sehmd Lee
ture Toum- offers excellent catcrtln
neiit ami M8iiMjew Kvnii. Hurley and
dilfliiij: have plttuned es.-elleiit bills
tt the heators. The band under Direc
tor Lowe and the School Orchestra
working together with frrrle's Orchos-'
tra will see after mnsiciil eiitorr.iiuiiiont
n we tuny look fr-rwurd to the fall and
wiiiN.r. feeling that If TueutiiPBri is
dull thi- Benson it i more ou Hc onnt of
one's own capacity for entering Into the
Micilil life of the city, than the luck of
wholfoinp eiitertaiiiau-ut and numse
inent ottered hore.
HOMES ON NATIONAL FORESTS
Since ('onres pnrl the forest
lionies'end mt -.(' June II, WOO, two
Hioound i'en hundred anil twenty
even ettler h:i- I u yien home
in the New Mi'vii 'i iii.I Arizona Nu
tional Forest. F.n ' 'i.iri.lied and nine
1)
I llilllil I J
(Mb-
IN THE 57 ijh
II II" WTS"W- I
IN THE BARN
Easier to Use
Cheaper to Use
BABBITT'S LYE
IN THE
NEW SIFTER CAN
JUST as much us
you want no more
comes out of the
new sifting top. You
add a lot or water, and
the strongest cleanser
known is ready for use.
It is liquid muscle.
Wherever there is
dirt, wherever germs
breed, wherever there
is an offensive odor
for house, barn, anv
where there is noth
ing that can equal it
in effectiveness.
Highest in Strength
But Not in Price
10c
You Use Less It Lasts Longer
Writ for bcrnUtt thoirlnu nun
V.tfiKtbl iiresttits for the b s,
iYrltt for cutillvy.
B. T. BABBITT
P.O. Box 1776 New York City
M'cli li'iiiu'!" were ll- ii 1 1 t loilliy
the im-t llcnl year.
This record of home.tend tipjilieil
for nml granted is pointed to by tin
government a illit-t nttive of a general
reeoguitioii on the part of forest u.-i i
that home-tends ou the t'oret ni;i !
acipilred a. on the public dotnuiu. Tie-
routine of applicatimi and lirtoiu r
It's to some extent, but the requirement
of resilience h the -auic in boto ca-'.
'hree years,
The for?et hoiuetteiuls, as a ruh-. m,
ai.- of small scattered patclios ot er.n
e. land so wiluulde for iigririiltui.-itl
that, in aecordnnee with tliu governun nt
policy of putting land within tae lur
et to the highest use, it is opened o
entry on tluj rerpiest of prospect r.
liomcsteadors.
Dae hundred and twenty-six thnaiid
hree hundred and fortv-two acreP
icen opened 'o entry in Atixonn tor-
est during 'he oast seven venr in ev
Mexico, one hundred fort occ "in.,
-tiiid and t-n acre- have been ii-v.
luring the iniii' periml.
DO YOU FEAR CONSUMPTION
Xo matter how chronic your cough or
how severe your throat or lung ailment
i, Dr. King's sew Discovery will sure
ly help you; it may save your life. Sfcill
man ireou, of M alien itc, Col. writes
"Two doctors said I had consumption
ii. d i-ould not live two yenrs. I uso
Hr King's New Discovery and am alive
ad well." Vour money refunded if
t tniU to benefit you. The bes' home
leuiedy for coughs, colds, throat and
lung troubles. Price oUc and $1.00
inarantued by the Ell: Drug Store
HECElVIiKH ffOTlCE
I urn now prepare 1 o neeept In I ,
'he following dnsiTilii-d property iwn-
by the Iliteriiatinn.'il Hh n h of ' innr,
Tiieuinr-iwi, N M.
VK'i N'!-:'4 Sec 2." Twp 0N ltnt- .e
K., and NVd NW", Hee 30 nml SK',
SW'i, Sec ll Twp ION ling .'II P.. .or.
taining 102 24-'.IIO acre.-., rind :1
SWi,, Vi, SKVi Sec l.'l. ..nd 'Wi',
UK1 A fee 24 Twp ION Rug .10 K eon
nniirig 100 nert'. Jnv ronnty, N M
SKVi NWi, and SUM, SKh and l-t.
2 and See 4 Twp 10?: Hug 31 K , cor.
taining S!l 01 100 ;(. res Quit eount
V M.
Lots 0. I) and K. of Liimar's SuJ.
div of lot 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Block lit
'rlginnl townslte Tucuuictiri, lots l
H nml P OheiiJiultV Hnb-Div. of lotf
5, 1. 10. 11. 12 of Block 18 OT Tueuie
eari, Lots B 0. I), mid K Lamar's 8ul
)v of lots 0, 10, 11 rind 12 of Blk 31
OT Tuc.uinrnrl. N. M
Lot 5 Block l' OT Tiiciiineari, N M
A 3-8 intorost in and to Lots 11 nnd
12 in Block 30 Runae.ll 'a addition.
Lot H in Block 8 of fl amide- addition
to Tticuinoari.
Lotn 10, 20 21, blk 2, Dnub's Ad-
illtion to Tucuinrari.
Lots B nnd 0 Horring Subdivision of
lots 13, I I, in, 10, blk 2, Original Town
sltn.
II B. JONKH, Receiver
Int runtional Bank of (Juituneii
Tunrrifarl, N. U
cBrodklyn
m
t 4. i I D t STU0r O M
A GOD-FEARING BAD MAN.
Numbers 22t1 to 23i10 Nov. 2.
U ionMt Mlrtdcd wia it unttablti in all Mi
H'
ITKH iHriMcl bud entered Cn
iiuud and were fully recog
iilxed aa Clod'a holy pople.
oppurenUy all denllng ui-"
tvern id nod the tleiitlleM were
dlcotitluued. Before tlmt Ume, men
of fnlth lu God we're recognlied by
Illm: for liMrtauee, Abrnham, Job, Me)
chlxedek mid Halnani, the central He
ure of todny'H lemon. Balaam lived on
the Kuplnalea. IIo wae known far and
wide aa an'orucle.
The king o: Moab perceived thnt Ih
eonoiiered all with whom they
I battled, ami feared them, ulthough
tlmv bud not molested Moab. After
, conferring with tuu ruler of Mldhm.
! King ttitliilt sent four hundred mile to ;
i get lliilnuni (',1U' ,,urMU ,Hn,,,, I
I and offered n coiiHlderable reward J
! Baluam Iminlred of the Lord wheth- j
or to go on thlH mlHHlon. Tho reply
j wn. No; Isruel wan bleHHed of the
i Lord, not etirncd. Bnlaam gnvo the rle
, elslon. and the tneHsengers rot timed
' King BalitU then sent mi'swengera of i
; higher station. In
tluiutlm: higher
rewards. Malnnm
I knew the mind of
J the Lord on the
subjeet. but eovet
ed the rewards of
u n r Ighteousness
i In response to his
necond Inquiry, he
obtained termls
hIoii to go
It was on this
Journey thnt Ba
laam was reproved
Tht Mr'unucrM Itr
lumnl
by his ass An angel of the Lord stood
In a narrow place where tho ass. hco
Ing lit in. 'Oiild not pass Tho ass. be
ing beaten, remonstrated Kven this
did not slop Malnnm un'iiex lust
Received by King Balak with honor
Baluam directed that altars be built
and saerlllies offered t -b'd lie
would have a form of godllnes. e.-n
while desiring to do contrary to the
Divine will, which be olready knew
Then he began hl propheey. wbP li
was really a tdesslng. the wonls being
Divinely Inspired As St l'otor wrote.
"Holv men of (5od spakit as they were
moved by the Ho Spirit " - l'et 1 '-'1
The disappointed king took the
Prophr-t to another viewpoint, and urg
ed the eurse of at least this much of
Israel. Altars were built again, and
Baerltlees oifered Again the hoped-for
curse did not come The angry king
Insisted, and led the Prophet lo an
other standpoint Again the result
were blessings upon Irael
A Double-Minded Man.
Bnlaam' doubli-initidedness wiim
abundantly manifested by his eoiire
IIo wished to speak the Lord's word.
and also to have riches and honor
Itlght and wrong, Clod's way and tin-
way of riches- both were before him
He ohose neither, but tried to have
both.-'J Peter i!:lfi. Id
Alas, how many In every age have
bad tbe Balaam spirit! .Iohuh warned
against this spirit, saying. "Ye cnniiot
arvo God anil mammon." How mam
haTe found tho Master's words true!
How many have found that God re
Jocta those who regard Iniquity lu their
henrts. and who. If they would not
servo it. at least would love Its re
wards! Let oh remember that God
tooketh ou tbe heart.
If, overtaken In a fault. Balaam hud
started on tho Journey, hoping to gain
the evil reward, he should have been
thoroughly aroused by the Incident of
the nss Kron an iihs knew better than
to attempt to go contrary to tbe High
er Power Kvldently humanity's great
or reasoning power and courage may
be dlsadvantagootiHly used
Bnlaam's heart was wrong. The
profeHHed man of God grovolled In the
mire of sin In his desire to obtain
wealth He said to King Bnlnlc. The
only way to bring a curse uiwin Israel
would be by tempting them to dlsobe,
God. King Balak communicated with
the Mldlnnltos and urged that their
wives and daughters should apparently
fall In love with some of tho Israel
ltea. nnd Introduce them to Mldlnn's
seruniouH religions rites.
Qod Permitted the Leaaon.
The Hcherne wan Huccessful. Some
of the Israelites were ati acted to
adultory and Idol-worship Forthwith
a plague started among the Isnielltes.
nccorirUng to tho terms of their Cove
oant. Then, under Divine direction. Mo-
sea cnlled for an
nrmy out of the
tribes, nnd com
pletely wiped out
Mldlan 11H a nn
tlon. Including
Balaam, who evl
rlently remained
to over4o the
iniquitous work
In Ills Inst
message to the
Church, our glorl
fled Redeemer
foretold that
Tk4 Doubl-lftmU4
Prophet
Bomo of Ills followers would Imitate
Balaam, and, fur earthly advantage,
put a Htumbllugdiloek In the path of
tho brethren. Tho Intimation Is (hat
the harlotry and false worship would
be ou a higher piano than that which
stumbled Israel an everything lu this
Christian Dispensation Is antltyplcal. -Revolution
2,14.
Soveral passngea In Bntnam prophe
cy nre striking, Kvcry nation which
has dealt harshly with Israel litis re
ceived chnHtlsemont. The Sceptre did
rise out of Israel. Messiah Is of Jrv
cob's posterity, according to tho flesh.
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Tho up-to-date Clmrter ()ul Conic Stove
Inclusive Agents fr the Mada General
ISIcctric Company.
Ma.da Lamps also a new line of Brass Beds,
and Monolmt Mattresses.
Phone No. 95
KM
We do general Banking Business
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TUCUMCARI, NEW MEXICO
United States Depository
Capital and Surplus $60,000.00
OFFIERS AND DIRECTORS
t. h .TONES. President
15 SIMPSON. Vice President
F.ARl. OF.ORQE, Cnshlot
'HOB N LAWSON. Ain't Gasuiet
The Only National Bank in
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TUOUMOARI. NEW MEXICO
C. B. HAMILTON, Manager
We write all kinds of
INSURANCE
Don't wnit until tt i too lntc. but call us now
PHOTE BP 109 E. MAIN ST.
Tucumeari
PHONE 190
OVR SPECIALTY IS COAL
WILLIAM TROUP, Proprietor
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
HAitBY el Mcelroy
Attorney-at-Law
Tucumeari, Now Mexico
General Practice. Member of Bar of
Hupretn Court ol united Ht.nies, utate
Courts, and United States Land OhTef
V. w. xoo&s
Attoraey-at-Law
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Ottca Salt Main Utreot
. trr.UMOAJU. ! VKW MKXIIX
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Attorny-at-I.Tr
ilc of Hrobate Court. ytiav (!,uut)
Offlte nt Court Houno,
Third Ht 'l'honf
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Offlr. nd Ueildence, Mnlr Mtmt
Telephnnn No. 180
rUCUMCABI, t NBW MEXICO
D. B. F. ILUliEIKO
Pbyticlau and Unrgooa
Otlicn Itoorna I, 2, and .1, Herring lildg
Roflidonco South Horoinl Street
Office Phono 100 Bealdonce Phone 130
U. H. KOOH
Funeral Director and Embalm
TELEPHONE N(. 110
11H 8 Benond Street, Itertidonre Uptnirt
TUCUMCAKI, t: : NKW MKX'ICC
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Ofllcua iu Hector Building
Telephone No. 60,
TUCUMCARI, it 1: NEW MRXKJO
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TUCUMCAKI N..M
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DONALD BTCWAUi
JOSEPH ISKAEL
A D OOI.DENKEHO
Ii U. MORRIS
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Tucumeari and the Oldest"
in Quay County
Transfer Co.
DR. J. KDWIN MANNEY
Ke, liar Nose and Throat. Sanitarium
phone 171. Olln e phone Mlttson Bldg.
Home Sanitarium with Tuberculosis an
nex. Diseases of limes, nose and throat
given special i.ire ami nciuntilic treatment
j Conveniences modern. I Kdwin Manney
j i'iim. lan in ciiarge
TUCUMCARI HOSPITAL
Modorn Equipment,
Largeat x-ray Coll la N. M.
Graduate Numbs
DRS NOBLE ft DOUOIITY
Tucumeari N. M.
Phones 16 and 170 Notary iu Olti
HARDEL WYATT
A'l TuKNIiV-A T-LAW
tJlhce opposite Pohtollico in ('hnmber of
Commerce Hutldint; Tnciimcari, N. M.
Tucumeari Steam Laundry
under tho inaungumont of a practi
cal laundry man of ill) yeara expe
rience, (luaruntuea aatUfuctlon.
All marine ntn ropaired aud buttona
sewed on Cleuning and Pressing.
PHONE 102 and wo will do the reit
CHARLES L. M-.CRAE,
Manager
Phone nowa Itoma to No. 22. It is
not 1 ousiblo to ct around to each place
or to talk to each person, and everyone
nboidd know noine item which would be
of intereiit and greatly add to the local
feeturra of our pater
CHICHESTER S PILLS
DIAMOND
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