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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
COLLEGE BOYS
AND THE GIRLS
or MEslLLA PARK plsAPPoiNT.
60 OVER FAILURE 70 SECURE
CERTAIN GAMES.

Considerable disappointment. We
are told is felt among the students of
the Agricultural college on account ~
their not being able tD get any games
With any oft the territorial institutions
Uithor iu basket bail or football. They
probably feel thIs disappointment
more koCBly perhaps from the fact
that Che University Athletic aasocla
tiou scni thcir representative 10 che
meeting of the intercollegiate aasocla.
iInn with iull power 90 act and with
assurances that ho would De- upheld
In on ho dii From the reports that
camo from chat meeting ~ is evident
chat ho worked hard FOR tho lntee g
of tho association be- represented IN
as much as bo obtained the rar event
of tho season FOR Albuquerque tho
ThauksrIting football game Two
yoa-. in succession tho football team
FOR SOME unknown and unaccountahIo
rrls1n has shown an unworthy attI.
iud' towards doing tholr part of
agreements contracted and authorized
hy thcm
The failure of tho university foot
BAN to have its Thanksgiving game
has resulted 90 tho good o. tho A. A.
Na fur they rof me game with the
cnl'orn boys instead
Tho rir'r ~ enc basket BAN team
arc fcoHug worse than tho BOYS aa
they fully expected to have tho roru.
larry scheduled games with tho uni
r0rs''y ana went to considerable oy.
panso fo prepare Tor them The col.
'nro fnam H quito weak tbIa year
compared with lBs' years team. due
'o tho uuwnoHs 0f me n'avors while
fho unIvo H''v team o. ae strong a. %
wac last year Tho college girls have
d.shandu1 aa result of Information
'o tho onoci that tho university would
NOT play either 8t homo or away. This
elves 'ho championship ln basket ball
in tho co'lcro f1r me coming year
70 is Too bad that such conditions
nro ey'ani in tho athletic circles OF
tho educational Institutions f1r
'hrmrh 'ho meeting NJ the students
fr'm tho different schools 10 the
friendly relations between thom cxiai
We hope that We win got 10 SOC a1me
'i 'hos" intercollegiate contests next
year o. iH ZOO late now as the re-.
sp'o'iNo seasons arc practically over
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Sew York. Noy 90 Commander
NYIrhIuckcr who for eight and
HuI' wears has lyd the salvation Ar.
Wy 100 tho United states. Will bid fare.
we'll tu New York az a public meet
ns .p ho held iu Grand Central Pal.
ace In.ghl To morrow hv will sail
On he Oceanic Tor London Miss Eva
BootE. who succeeds Commander
nD.fhTueArr BOO charge OF the Amer
GEO work s expected to arrive boz Now
NurN ut too end of che month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
cONsTIpATION.

HeaIfh Is absolutely Impossible. 70
constipation Dee present Many serious
cases of liver aud kdHoy complaint
have espruug from neglected cunsti.
patton Such e. topIuabIe condition
Ia unnecessary There .s euro for
o. Hcr1.no Win speedily remedy mat
tors O. A. Lindsay, a. ~. bronson
Fla. writes. Fob i2. 1909 Having
tried Iorb.no. 4 8ad 10 a hne medicine
Tor constipation soc a bottle Sold
hy j ~ UWIe.Iy a. Co.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
THE IRRIGATION
PROBLEM OUTLINED
COLONEL r. e. TwITcHELL HERE
ON MS WAY TO e. PAso.
Drrom Mondays Daily cIuzenJ

lFrum Mondays Daily Ciuzenl
Oonnp. a. 10 TwtcholI. when
soDa Al .he Nraado. said:
"rhN people OF Now Mexico DO not
realize che great influence the Ma
UuuaI irrigation congress has upon
national policies in the reclamation
cd. Che arid region Tho people OF AL
HIduorgue should have q mn rcprl
f'ntMiun af the congress The "
VrAHar valley from San Mar.HI
upf7h Is directly tributary to .HH
.ty some day the government tfH
tbo uevera.Iiur millions accruH. 1
fhe reclamation fund. viii n0t. .Hn
trrisatiun ui tbls valley Tf.r are
upwards oft twenty million dollars u
the FUND now. and it Will move. uoU
'"sF. Iuf .bD reason that ... govern.
mont Dn'y loans The money .H .bp
landowu,. on time AMI .a.g repay
what 10 ordinary irrigation pupuaI.
iIuns 10 occurred hy or. .a'. of bonds
to capitalists uud.r .H. rr..ama
tIoH aH .Hu government 'Ir 400 uur.
'oai purposes. De- fH. capitals. whom
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

. % football team has two games
q view both away from home. on
avombor % tboy w.'l play the E
lso Athletics an E paso. and on
thanksgiving day Inoy go 90 Alhu
lrrpuc to play tho Athletics of that
y Tho University, me Alhuluer
Ie Indians ana me Santa Pc lud.aE-
ave- aN boon challenged by the cob
rr boot claim that their teams are
1t In shape yet There may b5
tmos with Thorn htor ON las Cru
Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
NEW MEXICO

J n HATCHER Agont

AIAMUGOWDO
Auuy. Juan. Hrrov. j O. Cnr.
@ % Darlington. " Cuk,r o.. Day
70 Darling. 10 g.. uinscn. A.. Eara
da o. Foley . D. Fmdloy % o..
Gregory g.. Goldman 81. Gut o.
D. Harrison s.. UyIhum. % ~.
HorsporgDr. Et Jones. % g.. Jones.
g g.. Johnson. D. s., IA renee. s. j..
Nelson a. o. Pike. Lena Poufro q
g.. Russell J g.. Rake. Harry. sfoy
ems. s sarmfer. d.; Stewart % ".
Ihronp T.. Tarry q g.. williams
" HoItgc'aw @ &C.
AIB"QUERQUE
Ascent Anderson. 81 o.. Butler Ray
O. Carson. kId. CrDoko VIM Can
dU.ara Jesus 'Hl,f OF Navajo Na
ton uuhIpu q D., Emerson %. o..
Emory a g.. Fio.shm8n. Mrs D..
Cannon. A. Gonzales Mrs. Goodwin
pr Garcia uom.auo. Gillette. Mrs B.
" Hicks U.oz Holmes. W O. Gruy.
So Jackson. IS. Jolly. % s. Kroner
o.. o. IanuI b. a.. MacauI,y. j. D..
Murphy. r. O. NunIuIa. ". C.. Purse
81 o. Palmer. D. w punoy d. vs.
pu.ury D. o. Rogers j.. 4. CO.. RIO
GuudU Wooden MUs Reynolds. G.
A.. suhhH ID IT, Stevenson Ed. sU
so. Miss Ruby Tarr. G. A.. Victor
Fred Nou.or Eueanln yp.b Row o.
q wright . T. ZsmBmpa. Elias.
Ian. BUnnba Wi'uuIyr. A. T
UEIEN
Lnuhuck a Derrick. Spencer NJ A..
schollo. r.
BAYARD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
SALE OF UN.
CLAIMED EXPRESS

pnico ut Superintendent Colorado New
... .. Mexico Division
Denver Colo. October 30. 1904
To Whom o. May Concern
Notice De- hereby sitou that matter
as per DIST below. nov remaining uu.
claimed ur otherwise Boz the offices of
Wells Fargo a Company a. different
points Zoo thc territory OF Now Mexico.
viii De- sold at public auction Zoo tho
highest bidder at poo O'Clock A. NJ
90 Albuquerque. ~ ~. uu tho Arst day
of December uDNf unless tho same
shall bn called Tor and all charges paid
thereon e. ~ YOUNG
superintendent
= % HATCHER Agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
THE ANDREWS RECEPTION
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB WAS
CROWDED WITH BIG GATHER.
ING or REPRESENTATIVE PC.
PIE.

N"nW Tuesday Daily rii.lsuI
The r,cpuffon given Senator w. n.
AudrsWs GpIerafogiecr tn congress-.
Isu pIsHt al the Commercial club was
attended ~ a LARGE GATHERING of he
commemorative peopls pf Albu0uorlue
Tie propla beran coming early and
g.ay.l late
Shortly alter o'clock the guest OF
honor VA. ssborsd into tbe main hail
sH5 given a,sr to the peoplo. with "a
'.v 0ntrpdugror, r.marE by Judge d
Mako nr.sIIsrt IN mo- ciub ssp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

says thai he has enjoyed his soiourn
in Albuquerque very much and he
believes that the rheumatism, with
which he Is afflicted has improved
very much during bis stay hero. but
he ia called 90 Pasadena on uuox.
pcctod urgent business matters Mr..
ioughsry has a winter home at pasa.
dena. Mrs ioughory. who accompan.
Jed Mr Loughory Is also very much
infatuated with New Mexico's climate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Sew York. Nov l5.For the pur
pose of acquiring Information a. q
basis for legislation. members ~ the
house committee uu interstate and
fUry.ru commerce. sailed on the trans
port sumner for Colon ana win
spend two weeks ur so Boo the Panama
canal zone The members of tho
committee are accompanied hy their
wives by other representative and
several senators.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
HUBBELL-ARMIJO NUPTlALS
rHe MARRIAGE OF BERNALILLo
couNrYs SHERIFF TO ONE or
the DUKE clrYs FAlREsr
DAUGHTERS WAS soLEMNIzEo
THIS AFTERNOON.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

daughter Mas lone. left this mlrninr
for 81 Louis After taking In the ex.
position they will proceed 20 Fond du
lac. Wis. whore the young lady will
enter Grafton Hall academy Tor the
winter Mr Albright will visit at his
old homo in Ohio and viii return 10
the territory after an absence OF
probably four wuaka
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

p Lewis and James Ienrlos.
sacramento stock men. and "a num-
Der of small owners sold tu a Pan.
handle Texas buyer thls week sew
eral hundred head OF Two and thrco
year old steers. and were paid $500
Tor twos and $3.50 Tor hrovs.
About 5000 head were delivered to
This buyer az Roswell the most of
them Com.Bs from OiDro county
Alam1Eordo Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Terminated with au ugly cut ON che
leg of , D. Ornor. FranN.n Grove.
900 developed a stubborn ulcer
uny.oldIug 90 doctors and remedies
pr four years Then BuckIcus Arnl
800 aaIyo cured irs just as good for
Burns S.aIds. Skin Erupuons and
Piles g5r. al an Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
PENNsYLVANIAN HAS
GOOD WORD FOR NEW MEXICO.

D. % Iourhvry the wealthy Pitts.
burg ga coal mine operator. who has
been spending the past couple of
weeks al tho Alyarado cooperating.
expects 90 leave Tor Pasadena. Cal
on me FIRST train ON which he can o..
cure Inc proper accommodations he
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
LIddIo' 7 J.. roaoy. u w. JOINS

lsiHHiN. I 81 Iusrlt D. 81 johns
E.
COALORA.
Crockett A. M
CLAYTON
8 T. g D.. ASSN. Andrews. 3 A.:
nolosqucz j. D. Briggs p. Brane
NJ Carues D. o. Iorod A. j.. Mar
Iiu Eina Marsh s. b.. Powell. a. C.;
RIsdou Amu. stamov. D.. Sears. "
IT,. valdez "; Wit. RI.
CEURiILOs
Haca e. Clommor u H.. Kowry.
D. Pachoco. NJ. Taylor j.
CLOupCROFT
AdamHl. A. CanfwoIl Bob: Moore
Lon.
CORONA
sl1mhOusH Mrs g.. Walters Joe
PLAT T.. W. H1ud Nrs = r.. Corona
Mur CO.. Lincoln. N. d.
CARRiZOZO
Latham ~ Mcmillan. o. W..
Wright " 49,
DAWSON
uDIr % Norbert Tenn
DEFINING.
Cor.us'H Mrs Lena. sharu. Geo
FTERWO
Hai'oy o. ~ Dohorfy. j.. MARTINEZ
j. D.
HATCH
CLARK W.
IsIETA
Garcia. q
los suNAs
chavez r. o.. sanchez j.. Tharp
Bros
LAS CRUCES
Cook o. o. Cnyeus j c. Frlori.
O. Frugor q W. N1ebuDr r. r..
N1uHsp Urn. Mcconnell y O.. Nc
NuIry Wra U1n1uf T. shelton @
Dc RuieiI a Eua
LAS VEGAS
Assent Burns Wrs JW Bunker Mrs
" d.. Uach8rooh Bros Burcb. o. Vs..
HuCa a. D. Carpenter D. Duran. g..
uumas. b. FuHot g. o.. Garcia. O. A..
Iu Gef.rmau s. o.. Howard. d. q
SON hobbs Mrs o.. ingalls,. H F.
Ingalls, Elizabeth I.rUu. Lucrro S..
Iaram.Ilu N So james. = ST.. Iaun
dry D''} Laundry Hand Layton. r.
o. LouUrH rHrmo.a IHs Vegas %
IS CO.. N,'u,r a. Mitchell &c. w..
N0..mau D. % Nuri0ya. o.. Monte.
yuma lu... NDNIus. D. Co. Oupea
NurIiH ortiz Fuu. ortiz a. Co.. pa
fUa o. rrfphef Of. 3d.. panr. D..
Qu.ntHuB d " Reynolds. e. 81. Ro.
Nero NuIz Uanp Bros Star2. A..
sfarI.ne g. smith. o. D.. Tabor "
TrliIIu nuWor.no Var.r. ~. wonz
ID a Williams o. s.. Wun. Chas
WILDE. d. c. Yo7tum N
LAKE VALLEY.
Packer o. ~
MEsUIA
Brass &C.
NNGDAIENA
Ch1mn.s. q g. Otrrp NJ o.
Uuu IS Francis
PASTURE
rB.uu Moro Co.
RINCON
IIay. TN
ROY
Vl.guuz ~
RNTON
U.iuuU.oE NIok. UurrIuror. George.
FLYNN pU I.guoy Edna Rivera.
IWI TUm.r Nra g w.. Won Urrmof.
90 A.
SANTA RITA.
kufz"naor % g. L.ppott w. ~
NBrnz u !
SILVER CITY.
ANDERSON a Newman. FeIr.c. r. o..
Gi.Ioif a SON. Irwin Mile. Tpun
llOh'od1 Adams Ev CO.
SAN ANTONIO.
Curmody j Dillon. ID, HruIcf ,
a.
SANTA FE
H1u a J.. Crouch. Ines. Cole g.
Fisher Drug Co. Galloway. J. b.. Rod
iiu. D. Ulr.ch. w. williams, A. g..
Wouh1urn a Ergloston
SOCORRO
Chavez Amhrosla; Gulscb. E1, HIl
.un y Is
TUCUNCNRI
vs. q WUrF'r.D o.
TiIAUDsN
puINuU S. T
WAGON MOUND
Annlnca. o. Aruu g.. nuumaH.
r. o. H,rl A. Martinez dr Lopez
W Martinez W. saudoyal 49, Tav
0r ~ W.
VARIOUS
Lang. a Upton. Valdez. o.
WHITEWATER
Baird q w
BOIICC rOIIDr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

benjamin Johnson who was eiecf
90 superintendent of public schools az
Roswell uu th, democratic ticket
100 Tuesday last diod ON Saturday
4" tuberculosis Tho body will Doe
hIppod to bic old home "a Harrison
Arkansas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

The new Santa Fu Pacific hospital
loned today a. o. ono OF the most
lmplote hospitals on the entire San.
a Pc system.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

W r MrCr,lght is representing
The Citizen n che national irrigation
congress- az Fl Paso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Geo D. Albright assessor OF Berna.
lilo county. accompanied by hia
The Washington times., 1904-10-04
HELP wANrED-mALE a FEMALE.

81 MAKES you member OF the Amer
lean Home Seekers Association for one
year, and positions are guara uteed 10
all who want work. 4I9 10th st. NV
basement BOWIE Unc). se22-3Jt
WANTED-Cash boys and cash girls
Apply to MANAGER. HECHI & CO,
515-5l5-5l7 7th st. oc4-2t
WANTED-Euerget men and women
10 handle attractive line OF goods, good
wages - right parties. Apply 10 SIG 18Th
st. nv. oc3-6t
WANTED-Dish washer (c9lored). at 322
Pennsylvania ave. sc Oc3-5t
The Washington times., 1904-10-04
FOR RENT FURNISHED AND IN
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two large. communicating
rooms. single or en- suite furnished OF
unfinished, with or without board, 10
adults only Oue-haIf square from two
car lines. % n ST. NV Oc4-at
FOR RENT-One nicely furnished or
uufuEuished front room; steam heat:
adjoining BATH rent reasonable. FLAT
4. i45 I'd ST NV. OcI-3t
1877 G ST. NW.-NewIy furnished rooms
also uuruTGlshed- OC4-5t
FOR RE-NT-Furnished or uufurnished
rooms. SO ST. NV Call after $50
pm oc+-3t
FOR RENT-RoOms, furnished nr Jn-
furnished lisht housekeeping. SIS II ST.
NV cCz-aJ
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with or
without board heat, gas. 453 G 81. NV,
0cZ-8L
The Washington times., 1904-10-04
WAETED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Ageuts and solicitors for the
Continental Fire Insurance CO., OF New
YORK: assets about $4,000. 900. also for
National Union Insurance Co., Of Pitts
burg; assets, 81, 500 COO see adv. under
Financial. Apply Q. MARTIN BRAND,
1904 ST. NV. se2s-tf
WANTED-Age gents 20 solicit subscrip-
tiOuz In country towns for The Wash
luFton Evening and Sunday Times. ia
connection with its Presidential vote
contest. Liberal Inducements and terms
Address THE WASHINGTON TIMES
COMPANY. corner 10Th ana y SITS,
Washington, -. g. au25 n
The Washington times., 1904-10-04
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WAETED-5 paperhangers on a large
apartment house job piece or day work
highest wages. steady work until Christ
mas WILLIAM v. MAHONEY, 613 Pa.
ave. Sc oc4-3t
WANTED-G0od bootbIack; at once. in
barber shop j. II KROUS. 1902 eth ST.
NV IL
WANTED-5 carts TO haul dirt 18th
and SITS. ne Oc4-3t
WANTED-3 carpenters. At 18th and Z
SITS ne. oc4-3r
WANTED-A young man 70 drive de
livery wagon experienced preferred
call az $3.50 II ST. NV. II
yVANTED-Boys Is or 16 years OF age
10 learn business good positions. a o.
ply 90 MANAGER HEIGHT s. CO, 5l3-
515-5l7 9TH 81 oc4-zr
VEANTED-A neat, Industrious coIored
boy: IS 10 is years old. in doctors Of
flee apply FLAT Jog. The Rochambeau,
Conn. ave. between i and j. 1t
WANTED-2 carriers with wheels, for
morning papers, s. per month. Apply al
BASEMENT OF the Post 4;s0 a. M.
lL
EVAETED-A good oyster cook. Al Elm
ERS OLD HONEST FAD OYSTER
HOUSE. his sth 81. Sc. oc4-8J
VVAETED-A tenant for my truck and
fruit farm. 1000 bushels pears now on
the trees a rare chance. W. w. GILES,
gCg9G4a1s ha- -l
yVA&TED-BaTber; steady work al win
ter. b. II. CHI&N. HyattsviIle, Nd.
Oc1-3L
WANTED-Good shoveIer and concrete
men, also night gang. 18th and @ SITS,
ne Cca-8t
WANTED-A stout boy 20 learn the tin
ming and stove trade. Address BOX zs8,
this ONCE. oc4-Zt
WANTED-A white erTaud boy for la
. dies tailor ll5s l4th ST. NV oc4-8t
FyAETED-White barber; to open up a
shop ll1s o 81. ne oc4-8r
WANTED-White boy IN jewelry shop.
5s4 Z 81. NV, second floor Jc3-St
WANTED-YOuug man 10 drive grocery
wagon. 6Jh and u SIS. ne. oc8-2t
/ VVANTED-C0IIecJ0r FOR picture route.
must have references Apply between
and p. IN. WASHINGTON ART CO,
z-s ttA e. s"- ocs-St
WANTED-Good white barber. Apply
sJ4 q ST. NV Oea-zt
| WANTED-TauOr. 227 G st. NV, oc3-5t
I FANTED-shoemaker at once, AT HIs
Pennsylvanla ave NV ocS-3t
| VVANTED-TaiIors or bushelIaen; single
man can obtain room and board. Ad-
/ dress JOSEPH BLOOM. Arlington =. O.
oe2-8t
! VVANTED-AIen 10 lay hardwood floors;
/ also boy 10 learn the work. Apply be-
tween 5 and pm. at 1925 Connecticut
ave. ocz-5t
VANTED-Y0ung man 20 learn the car
peuter trade. Address BOX zJ9. this Of
nee ocz-St
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FOR RENI-Large unrurnisned rooms,
s. and 50 bargains. lOl6 9th st. NV.
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FOR RENr-PIANos.

FOR EENI-huabe ana other sood pi-
amos. reasonable rates. rent applied on
purchase kNABE 8 CO., l2lS-l220 + Sc,
seI0-tf
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IDR RENI = InfuTDisned TOOms Tor
housekeeping: heat light. and bath;
newly papered and painted. So G st.
OC4-IE
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HELP wAETED-FEMALE.

WAETED-Colored woman for general
Homework; small family. 1923 Z St. NV.
1T
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WANTED A nicely furnished room
within two squares OF 9th and Is SIS
must state price. Address BOX 90, this
Office oC2-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WAETED-FurnitUre carpets. etc; buy
Ing contents OF houses "a specially lib
eral spot cash prices. mail orders given
prompt attention. LEV \ EIN.Hl-
TEEE SHOP 40 10th ri. NV, Ocl-5uI
WAETED-s KEBEsKY. 1906 Ith ST.
NV, will pay the highest cash prices for
ladies' gents. and children S CASTOR
cloJliug and shoes and hats. Address a
postal and / viii call Oc4-S)t
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid FOR
worn garments. laaies' or gentlemen.
Address postal and ] viii cali any hour.
j. IAESHEs, l5u5 ttn ST. NV phone
North ss5. SCISSOR
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID Tor
secondhand machinery, also brass, cop
per lead. zinc and scrap iron. EDGAR
BAUM, szlz X 81. nw, Phone West 245.
au3J-s0t
WAETED-At EINCLAIR'S. 688 LOUISE
ana ave- furniture, pianos organs. roll
top desks, old feather beds. showcases,
iron safes, stocks OF groceries. for cash.
Oc4-5t
FEATHER BEDS RENOVATED. sI5J
each. including tick washing. during OC-
tober.- Address LOCK BOX 252. C3ty
WAETED-Cash register and coffee
urus. see me before YOU sell HOP
WOOD, sth and X SITS. oc4-Gt
WAETED-TeH or more COWS, fresh Or
coming so soon thoroughbred or grade:
state age, breed and milk records IL
y,1-sl
AVANTED-To purchase a uot0rcvcIe:
name price must be bargain. Address
EON SO, this oIHCe- oc4-2t
WANTED-Furuiture Cor cash So n1z
before you SELL HOLLYWOOD. Sth and K
SITS. oc2-at
WANTED-To Duy old feather beds;
highest cash prices paid. Address w
NJ MILLER. $40 I'm ST. sw. Phone
Main o2g9. oc3-Zt
WANTED-TO buy old feather beds. III.
MARKS, 315 9th ST. oc8-3t
Everybody 10 know that
BDGCEs PHOTOGRAPHS has estab-
lisled al his studio 1926 f. ST. NV. a spe-
CIal department for babies and Young
children real Photographic NurscF-5,
something new 10 please the little folks
and get good pictures OF them. oc2-8t
CHAS T.. KRITBCH. 42l 18th st. NV.
maker and repairer Of pocketbooks. card
cases belts, etc leather buckles, glove
buttons, etc. for sale. Estimates cheer
FUZZY gwen. ocZ-3t
YVANTED-Smau job printing outfit.
give particulars. Address BOX 255. thjs
ONCE. 0r2-3t
WANTED buy cigarette coupons al
s. So per l.0JJi all kinds of coupons or
tags. Address BOX 2n, this once.
OczSt
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Wa - d neat eirl q ehambeF95aid
At 1872 "a. ave NV II
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WANTED irst-cIass and plain cooks
general workers. cham Dermaids. kiLch-
en- girl 1zl1 l8th ST. NV IT
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLEs.

TIRES - Diamond corrugated heavy
tread, Sl.g5. Harlfords, Sl.So up. All
written guaranteed. Guaranteed vulcan
izing 4Cc. JONES TIRE WORKS coz
6J4 j. ST oc4-ot
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heat, gas and bath; SIC per month, other
rooms zl5 9Th ST., near National Mu-
scum. oc4-3t
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LOCAL MENTION.

Picking Up Money
When YOU enter The Times election con
test
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PRINTING

Always Busy-There's a Reason"
n. b. DARLING. PRINTER. Sl3 i 81.
nv. Phone Main l273-M Best Cor Pric lee.
Promptness. ana Satisfaction Sel4-tf
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" ANIED-Three or four unfuruisled
rooms, with heat and gas for light
housekeeping, near Government Print
ing once at reasonable rates. Address
X. y. w. I58 81 ST. NV. II
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WANTED-One or two furnished rooms
light housekeeping; man and wife; gas
not over = per week. Address BOX 295
this once. ocf-sl
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machine. Slz-tgs secondhand machines,
good as new. s. up VerUicaI-feed Davis
machines, best Tor all work on credit.
sOc weekly. DAVIS AGENCY, 40 ~ ST.
sW. Phone Main 565S- OcZ-3-
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WANrED-RooMS

WANTED-By quiet, refined couple, man
ana wife. an extra large unfinished
room, or two medium size for light
house, with small family; furnish own
ughti permanent If suited. Address BOX
no, this office. IL
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Bright, pretty hall rooms.
s. and s. month; other rooms with
board. 73s Cd ST. NV II