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Ijirner rlrriiUUun thus any ith pit per
la tr atailra. The onlr pniMT la nw
Mra iMuad rtrarjr di.f In lha jrar.
Ttia Mnrniiia J.inrtml hna bit-bar elr-
aulallua ratina lliuu la ttt-cortletl la not
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ion MHT inn. itrroit.M.
While Dip nulij. -t f.f font hull -lorm
i Ih-Ihií ciirncptly diwciiHMcd In
AIIiiiii(Triii I y e:irii"-nt champions on
llOth sirll-K, It ja lllti'l CStilUT to notice Ha
ji Miitiv, bíkiivIíik the course of
lni), thi' Rliinif I'lint fur) Hint the
.me, underbill irwnl ruli , Inn
l.e-t-n barred In the District of t'nl, mi
Ida by thr action or tin" ticen itetnwn
university and the hinli h -hnuln of
"W.mliinKton city. All Inter-ndion!
t ont"i have Iteen foi bidden until
the rulo Bliall be to modified ns to
eliminate II thf d.inj,'1 nm .catares
of thi ü'iort.
Tho University of rhlitiRo hu
t.ikrn fiction very Mimilnr to lh.it
tit k by l!iwii'liin, ii ml thin union
n endorsed n fe- day ngo, by th
unanimous) adoption of the following
revolution ' iho Western Ititer-col
Iciiiite conference committee, in ch
nl'm nt Chicago:
Ketolved. Tim t (In- ilcli atea
from the tetero conference to
the M-sidon of the rule commit
tee Huhrnit the recommendation
of tho wi'l'Til roiiri.fi ii t In foot
lm!l ruli-a In n ny Unit will It-nil
In f-iliire to tho urtvilt-at iiosxlhlf
ili-ltree Iht- iliiii.r of ml illtli-a
Jind M-ri-niM (ii'-rlilcntK In thp (rlil
Iron ajioit.
t'uiuh HIHKjf ,nil Ur. . Wlllliinin of
Mlnni-aotti III ht-iir thm riHol-itlun ki
llif ruli-ii roninililct' wln-n it nifi-la
lnti r In flu' ymir, hik) Ihi-k It up, if
luí i'Kitr , uh ihi ili liiHi-il Ii wh of
thi i niifi ri-ix ,. hotly. n Ni
tho otThliil hi-a.la of tin
rimóla hiivt ii'ilili-il iiiiii (hi
tlonniriil of the Ktiirt. io.n i,
in K HiihJ, , i in final ,ii,i,,v,, i
have dreamed. It I u small veel,
veritably amphibious and etiunlly it-ilienbU-
a. ont mill unliore, designed
and i'O n Kt i net ed In sutil a iiunr.'T us
to permit of landing on a shelving
bt'iwh in heuvy surf or jjropt-llinK It
self out to ta in the fare of breakers
o lárice l hut n Rular mirf bont w ould
tu.- roiiRlily hnndli-d by them.
TIIK WAIt AtaiVKT OI IX.
F'
liepotts from Wxithiriffton tell u
(lint the farmers of .Ww- York nr
Iloodinir the treasury tlcpnrtment with
ietltion tailing fur more druftlo n
foi ement by the internal revenue
oii.-ei.u ol the oleom irx ii !re law, but
tin- biiremi l.i not luiliUnK out mueli
in-. Many of tlieae petitions nn-
rent by misinformed roimreSHinen to
the White Hnimr, und orne others (ire
idilresseil to the department of Ins
-, il.nnoiiiie for relief from the
pit f?ure on the fitrmi-rs' own market
or real butter.
All the eompbilnts are rounded up
the Internal revenue heiuhiuartt re,
and mi official there na-s they have
thoiiKunda of them" pigeonholed
w.v, but that effective enforcement
f the law in hecomiiiK more and more
üffíi nit. The reason Yor IhlK, it is al-
wt us frankly admitted, is that con
tain and IrifiHtent nttaikH upon the
law by the oleo people ull over the
Mintry have resulted In the handing
own of adverse decisions In many
unimportant courts, which decision
ir- thereupon cltecl In other cases
and wide In obtaining n e'tui t i.-i Is
oi derenilnuls under prosecution.
I OR the washing of
blankets, lace cur-
tains and fine
.laces: for the
washing of dishes, cut
glass and costly bric-a-brac';
for the toilet, nur
sery and bedroom, this
excellent soap (Ivory)
never fails.
And the woman who
discards all the other soaps
and uses Ivory in every
department of the home
has gone a long ways to
ward making housework a
pleasure and a pride. The
American Housekeeper.
Ivory Soap
994ioo Per Cent.Pure
Editorial Sayings; Wise
. and Otherwise
WAse tiny.
The fiext governor of New Mexico
will b. Nathan' Jaffa. The H
publier-n has Inside information from
an absolutely reliable source. This
is not merely u guess liallup He
publican.
Water, of Course.
After th- regulation irricatlon of
their throats in Kl Paso- with mesa
water of course the senatorial com
mittee went up to Elephant liutte to
see how the arraniremi rta to satisfy
the thirst of the lurid hereabouts were
K' ttinjf nlorigj Kl i'aso J unes.
V.
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th
noiiiil ol eilinatlon, the niemlars of
wbii h. It Is stilted, will ironiiMv nit
ny tlie iieeislon. This will eMn-.-uue
the irain- thrmiKhout (ircaler New
Vork, us idi.yei by tin- IiIkIi-I' sí hools,
anecuuM a l.irue nupili. r of t-inns. It
will xi ,,. ,,, ,,r,,. tlu. a,),,!,!),,,, ,,
new- rulen.
Throughout ' Hu- i-otttilry the senil
nem prt-vinis nun loot nan as now
1'ia.veit must be a baiuloni -1. This
M ason's record of casualties is the
i.i.. i i
olier. Known IllSpiIe the SO-CUIICI
amendments of Iho rule adopted a
tew- years iikh, these , haimes havlnic
been forced I, y public opinion in iho
Interest of safer sport. The fact that
the name played under the new rules
liai, been more datiKeious than eter
before Is to be taken Into account In
the consideration of further amend
nn ills In respoiue to tin- prccnl Im
Peratne demand
or- oeiii i is mowing i ), i I the ame
1 a I It-it -.siicrer" football, whhh Is thi
name (teuerally pl.ued in l-:nKud
Khould be substituted for the Ainerl-
-II s.'ine. willrll Is ll-iw In !T1K So
Idly , ondi moeil h .s, hoo ,
iee aillllol lll.'s ill the I'Tlitl d
in ine r.uttli-h x míe s..
no exitvmeit r. i . an, ,
known ,, -Un, i
" Inch tb.- 1 i.ll ,-annoi I,.
the ball.lv .,f e,,rr!.-.l. Tl
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4 i:i! MI NT IIY ( IMISSlO.
The contest in Huston has resulted
In a decisive vli tnry for the commis
sion form of BOVernment- I'ntil re-
ently It was nrmii'd that the com-
Ivslon form of miiuiclpal govern
ment, while It was Rood enoutdi for
mall places, could never be made to
In the big cities of the country
lit the people of Koston took n dif
ferent vb-w of the matter, and made
up (heir minds that wlmt was good
for cities of n few thousands would
be still better for cities of many thou
mrids, and hence they have voted for
a reform In the machinery of their
city government which amounts to a
revolution,
At a public meeting held by the
citizens' committee', one evening last
Week, Ki. ilitr, ilnty thus summed up
the chief characteristics of file new
charter:
"They are the great concentration
of power in the 'mayoralty, the small
size ol the council, the supervising
and watchdog Jurisdiction or the fi
nance commission, the long terms of
on ice oi both niavor and council, the
securing of technical and expert skill
for the city's business wherever re
quired, the absolute severance of poll
tics, slate and national, from the city
local aflalis, and the i heck upon the
power and tyranny of ward bosses am
piirilsan caneiiM'a which i nines from
utianiing a given number of citizens
to themselves nominate cindidat
without other formality than putting
thr-lr names on paper."
labor organization!.
Internal waterway improvements,
cording to the president's policy of
the best for the greatest number and
down with pork barrel appropria
tions."
number of contested election
cases will have to be acted upon.
An Investigation of the sugar trnl
scandal will be proposed mid may or
may not be undertaken.
Foregoing are some of the major
measures which will clamor for inten
tion, but not all of them are expected
to teceiv,. it.
"ii i:t iii:ii iiAi.r vv."
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: I,. I . b.l Ul. h .-n invented,
l-l-nt.d mi.l imipulat un. d by a
naval Rio-r a b..,t so nm, I and t orn-
prif ng ihii bt riMlf so m..nr rcaj-
that a Mianrir, o.iahij i S..A
the flis( tiiM., tij.p.,s
at I.Qal.a.i .in -.mi. iLialil
I hi h Jul.- Vfint h. ins. if might
bilit,r
h.-r f..
ha hud
I he V or I decision in the Mandan
Oil case is believed by good lawyers
to be a long step In the direction of
curbing the monopolistic tendencies of
great combinations. r the opinion
upon Inspection neets general Judicial
approval It will undoubtedly b .mi
leading case In American Juiispru
cnee, and the president' belief that
the evils of trusts can be corrected bv
ne courts rather than by agitation
would seem to be i nil v Instill I. If the
nn lit of U. decision i.lin be acluallv
orcci it will rove the most ad
fumen step tlie government has yet
taken In the administration of the
n.li-truM law. If n.i tl.,. -. r he-id
iccouipusnes no more than was
o hit vi d In the N'crthcrn Set in-lti
se, lor example, which, whlie II may
ne a Ib 1 1 .1 the method, ,n,i not al
it tile tact Ot col-pot'ale merger in
renting eoitiie(nion, i, ut amount
piartl, -ally nothing. It is In lint
wiin Ihi- decisions of other coints in
i "i i In r i ases. Imludiiiu the simnm.
"in I ol the une, I Slates, nr.il would
o, c.-li.n ureal sili pils,. b,n ,,r il,,,
magnitude ot the interests Involved
! mat be said. however, lhat the
ower in a le.b ial court to enjoin the
mlti.ss ..r c..i ...r.ii ions , i...t, ,t ,
t til" St. it it. -s Intoltes a l.l.eial .oll-
ll loli.'ll I i Ihi i omul, r.-e el.ni. ..1
l.'ii. r.il , on. Million, and may w ell
lliiMrat. bow a wrltt. n constitution
mat be construed to ivteiid l null
s undreamed ol It j It, authors.'
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tilings th it t on
to hand lo w ot k
r.llitlilg IIH tease,
llltel state conino t , .
authority to regal. .1
I. tillo 1,1 securities
plaints ..I dlKcrimin.
ci. m.i I ( onnei ting
liuoiich route?, and
vug carriers. to
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In an editorial headed "prospcrit is
Coming Meet Her .lIalf-w ay," the
t'hlcago Inter Ucean gives Its readers
this sound advice:
"The tide of prosperity Is rising lit
tle by little and the country can now
look forward with reasonable confi
dence to the time when the ravages
of 1 HOT wi'.l be re-ialred.
"lint this. fact, which many icntter
ed circumstances prove and illustrate,
is not entirely obvious to some peo
ple. Fietiuently von hear men say
that the tide of prosperity may be ris
ing, hut it has certainly failed to reach
them.
I tils should suggest to these men
the advisability of running forward to
meet It themselves. After all,
natural prosperity cannot be expected
to do evert thing for everybody. It
Is not unavoidable In the case of all
of us.
"To vary tin- figure, prosperity Is
not a sleuth that is going to chase
tlie individual t ilfz. n to his last re
treat and Insist on taking him then
and there In charge, wtjly nilly. It is
Jusi about as easy to avoid prosperity
as it is to avoid powrty III tills coun
try. "The man who sils In Idle and Indig
nan expectation of a personal visit
from prosperity and profuse apologies
for the Inconvi nienct s occasioned by
the long delay Is adopting the most
effective means to spend some very
lonesome and unprofitable days."
i ne mrcgoing anvice is just ne
sound ami timely In A lliuiiieriue as
In Chicago, or any where else. That
business- has a distinct psychological
side Is Just us well know n iih any other
cttiiblishi-d rail. The difference be
tween good times and hard times Is
slmplt'the difference between confi
dence and lack of confidence. When
ever the people have sufficient eonfi
neme In tlie future to undertake Im
provements, and enlargements pub
lie and private, money is nut into fir-
illation, and "lively times" in nil
lines of human endeavor follow ns an
inevitable consetiuence. and w bon
ier the people of n community lose
oieiici' m ineir state, county or
own, and "get a grouch," the money
which would make business, if in cir
culation, Ls at OIK e loi licit on ,.
hard tim.s will follow a. ii.i.k.
is the iiiKbt fowg the day. The best
led suicM way to set the wheels of
tia.ie in motion s for every
the lOnimilllilv to lake hi.l.l
oietMiiig as i ne inter (h
gesis, meet prospcrit'.' half
Left.
Peary Is getting left as badly by
Pr. Cook in the race for ducats as he
was left in the hunt for the pole,
Prof. Matt Hennon, who blossomed
out into a lecturer and authority on
boreal-matters, is also in tho dust, out
for the dust and getting none In his
pockets. Forty people turned out
to hear him the other night. Kl Paso
Times.
Put the Jtroneo Hacks.
A well attended and enthusiastic
meeting of , the tb moerntic cen
tral committee of XtW Mexico was
held In Albuquerque last week at
which cons deruble business was
transacted. Tho democrats of the
territory are' better organized and In
better fighting trim than ever be
fore and henceforward are in the
saddle to win. -Silver City Indepen
dent. I
It
Think of filiKimy .us Moos ting
Ancient l-jiemy.
The Sant;i Fe New Mexican ha
been greatly Improved lately as a
newspaper and really publishes the
news as it occurs and seems to have
cut out the nasty habit of coloring
It to suit political prejudices. How
ever, the place It once occupied ni the
organ of the, rdunderbuud and Gang
sters is being well filled by the newly
converted Albuquerque Morning Jour
nal. Just a ease of lllppity-ftop.
Itoswell Record.
SOUTHWEST NEWS NOTES
Financial reverses and subsequent
desnondencv claimed a victim near
Hlsbee, When "Kit" NelRon, 'about 40
years of ago a well known miner em
ployed at the C. & A. mine, with a il
colt revolver, Bhot himself In the head
shortly before 8 o'clock at his home
on t. K. trail, hile members' of his
family were in the next room unaware
that anything was wrong.
Few men drop 4'ifl feet In a runa
way cago and survive to tell their
friends how it felt. Pat Sullivan,
however, is the lucky exception, for
he took the awful fall from 1.100 to
the t,500-foot fevcl at the Hoatson
shaft near Hlsbee. Monday, and not
alone survived, but cna exhibit no
Intuidos hevond a sliiihit abraison on
his left hand and aa few
bruises.
small
tine in
I and do
ean sug-
way."
Th.
farmers of Kansas are orc.miz-
ng against the hunters, and In many
I arts of the country thev w ill n..i
w shooting ol quail on farms. The
name is plentiful this v..,.r nn.i ék
tain. cm propc-e to Keep the birds for
their own tables. Hunters bnve
ong distance before thev
"its to enjoy th
Culminating a period, of despond
encv. brouirhl about bv a scries of
financial reverses. A. J. Fink, aged
42, proprietor of the Monarch pool
and hlllim-ii narlors In Tuscon, ended
his lire with a double-barreled shot
gun, which he had rented from a
local sporting goods concern n short
time before. The charge from both
barrels of the weapon struck Hu
man In Ihc head, his face being torn
away by the hundreds of shot issu
ing with tremendous force from the
double muzzle.
The teachers of Cochise county, Ar
izona, are very wrathy al Governor
Sloan and promise to remember him
when statehood ia granted and he
asks for their votes. The cause of
their wrath Is that at the recent ter
ritorial meeting of the teachers the
governor was scheduled to make the
welcoming ndtlrcss, but after -waiting
for a long time his secretary appeared
and stated that the governor had not
been Informed of the honor conferred
upon hint and was therefore not pre
pared.
Charles Xapp. owner of the Craig
iinch, near Silver City, has closed a.
deal for the purchase of a canning
lant which he will move to the Mim
bres valley, w In re he expects to have
the same Installed and ready for op
eration by next spring. The plant is
very complete one, and its success
ful operation will he an incentive to
the raising of large crops by the
ranchers alon,; the river, ns their pro
duct can then be readily disposed of
without Inning to make a large haul
to the nearest large town. Tho deal
involved an expenditure of approxi
mately 1 1 .ooo.
to go
tan find
sport.
The
e in
ppeal of the portóla commit
an Francisco. foe nlui.rh..
ns to meet a t. n thousand
lit It. tan be appreciate,! bv
oioniuniiics which hav
their enthusiasm t
In the matter of t.uilino- ,
dollar
other
permitted
d their cash
ff big shows, j
As Mrs. TV liolson, accompanied
by Walter C.ilbert, n boy of 12 years.
were driving into Silver City from the
liolson ranch, they had quite an ex
citing experience with a badger. They
discovered the animal not far from
the roadside and the boy jumped off
the wagon and chased it, when it
sought refuge in a hole In the ground.
Ti. bof stood E-uard until Mrs. Hol
on arrived, and ". the badger s tail
4 oat of the hole she grab
bed It and pulled him' out; and not
t. nvt-ttiiiing the desperate efforts of
the anlm.il to escape r bite his cap
lors, tney finally succeeded in beat
ing him on the head ft ith a rock.
The Public Forum
Editor of the Morning Journal:
Through your valuaok- paper I take
the liberty of nddressing the gentle
men of the evening paper which ap
pears to have a particular penchant
for announcing every day In the week,
heralded by capitalized headlines,
misdeeds by the hand of various Ital
ians: Tuesday night thl.s' paper made
room In its columns for three articles
entertaining the good people of Albu
querque with stories of Italian crim
inals. To read this paper people
would think that every electric chair,
penitentiary and reformatory in the
United States i- a toy for Italians
only, since other nationalities are
never or very seldom honored With
such a gratuitous advertisement. It
Is with a feeling of proudncss that 1
ask the gentlemen of the evening
paper if they are acquainted with the
industrious, honest, prosperous; Italian
colony of Albuquerque. I will an
swer that they must say, no.
If they knew how to appreciate this
Italian colony they would know the
value of every other Italian colony
not only in the Vnited States but In
the world. They would then be more
judicious in their selection of a sen
sation to publish in the paper. If
it is the purpose of these gentlemen
through their paper to discredit the
good name of Italians here or else
where they make a big mistake. Crim
inals have no country, and if, as I
think, I interpret the feelings of my
countrymen here, I would say that
we Italians ought not to patronize a
paper like the evening paper now
published in Albuquerque.
Thanking you, Mr. Kdltor, I nm,
very truly jours,
DR. XACAMULI.
Albuquerque, X'. M., Xov. 23.
A Wreck Discovery Device.
Ernest H. AV. Crnssley of Melbourne
has invented a device concerning
ocean navigation which ho describes
In a paper of that city. It is claimed
that the invention will indicate the
location of a wrecked vessel, the date
when It met with tho disaster, the
depth at which the wreck lies, and
also the course that the vessel was
taking and the port that it was mak
ing for when it met with disaster. The
apparatus, which is in the form of h
lauoy, is released automatically from
the bridge deck when the vessel
meets with disaster and a wire attach
ment holds it over the spot where the
v-essel disappears. The apparatus
would prove useful, the inventor
claims, should a vessel become help
less in mid-ocean through an accident
to her machinery, as specially float
ing "messengers" could be s.-t adrift
prevailing: currents.
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of Glass write or call on us for price.
SUPERIOR LUMBER AND MILL COMPANY
WITH AMPLE MEANS AND CSSITIPASSED FACILITIES
The Bank of Commerce of Albuquerque
Extendi to Depositors Fvery Proper Accommodation and Solicit New
Accounts. Cap tal. $150.000.00.
Officers and. Directors: Solomon Lun a. President; W. S. Stiickler, Vies
President and Cashier; W. J. Johnson, Assistant Cashier; William Mcin
tosh, George Arnot, J. C. Baldridge. A. M. Plackwell, O. E. Cromwell.
We have
Something
Smart
in
Regain in our ',
Store
Ready
For
Inipection by
You
You'll not find in an, other teady-to-weaf
ihoet the riclutine cualom ttyln and
nappy, smart linea yon get ia the new
Regal model, now on display at
out store.
Description cannot
do thne ahoet justice
come see them and
Í udge for yourself.
Moreover, you get
n exact fit in Regal
quatter-siiet,
$350
$A00
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Regal Shoes
C. MAY
314 W. Central.
VIONTEZUMA TRUST COMPANY
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO
'üüítaf und Surplus $100,000
INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS
LEON HERTZOG .
. - Wholesale and Retail,
Hay and Grain, and All Kinds of Naiive Products
501-503 N First St
Chuts U
Cor Marqnptus
is)a)tatf)sjta09OCsI
IF YOU WANT QUALITY USE
REX FLIMT-KOTE ROOFING
Albuquerque Lumber ComDany 23 Non-n Fiat st.
SOLE AGENT.
GROSS, KELLY & CO
( Incorporated
Wholesale Merchants and Dealers
in Wool, Hides and Pelts
Navajo Blankets, Pifión Nuts, Beans, Chili, Potatoes and
Other Native Products.
Uodses at FjisX Las Vegan, N. M.; Al!)uiin.rque, N. M.;
N. M.; Pceos, N. 51.; Logan. N. M.. and Trinidad.
Tacniuvan
Cola
FANCY. WORK EXCHANGE
212 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
All kinds of Fancy Work in large selections. Stamping of all
kinds done, Special orders promptly filled.
In i m.-i n
I'M. in.
An .inn li.lm. nt to tlie
itm-tniM act rxi-miitini la!
'rum ( n.iitie for ronilin,itiin.
A in h. .t rail. .n to railrou.li t.i pi.,.'
.I t f-n let Miperv :!it.n of tin- int. r
.ie ri.niPiri.i' o.mmlKMon.
Snlnt nti.ina for the ii.lniddi:n
tlie n. it. h. mt m.irini and iiiii. n el
th- o. t an maii at rvice
I:. iiilrinc laiirmiila to a loft ad.ll--n.tl
íiaft-tl tle h t .
The admif-ii.n of the . ritlari. of
N'm Mt ii ti jiij Al iji nij to. ih union
'iRtjil MVins hank
Utjon ijjüiiui.ui'lji- .vuiji
ind ihc in;.n.-e of Inium I mm .icitinM
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
WK HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF LIBIÍVS
.'.T ;'ASS KNOVVN' AXD ACKNOWLEDGED AS "TI13 WORLD'S
REST.- THESE NEW TIECES ARE WITnOL'T EXCEPTION' THE
MOST HEAITIEUL ANH ARTISTIC I.V PATTERN' AND FINISH
KVI-I! SHOWN ix ALP-UQCERQUE. SEE DI.TLAT 1-V OCR Bid
Nt'KTH WINDOW.
J. H. O'RIELLY CO.
II. E. FOX. Mgr.
The pusicst Drug Store Between Denver & Los Angeles
- JaaiaM.iaM I. cosnl.i-. Watch mm as hcaalquartcrs for FlM Gift Coods
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MALOY'S
CHASE AND SANBORN'S
TEAS
AND
For chapped hands nothing equals our Velvet Skin Lotion
WILLIAMS DRUG CO.
1 1 7 W. Central
8. H. BRIGGS & CO
DRUGGISTS
Proprietori ot
Alt a ra do Pharoiuc), Cor, Gold
Flirt; Highland Pharmacy, Cor
Kanl tlentrai and Hnisuitasva
L. B. PUTNEY
ESTABLISHED I87S.
Wholesale Grot-er, 1 lour, Feod and
Saleo Agent for Mitchell W airona.
U.BrOUEKQrE - - NEW MEXICO
SOLD ONLY BY
i A. J. Maloy
214 Central Avenue
Phone 72
W. L. TRIMBLE & CO.
CORNER 1ST ST. and COPPER Are
I LlTtry, Leed anil Sale Stable. Ilrnt
j ClaitH TurnouU at lleawnable Rat.
Telephone 8. North Second Street.
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FACTORT WOOD
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Phone 91 K'?ír
W. B. HAHM CO. '
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