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The Washington times., 1905-08-13
Sysonbv CoIIared oiaeau.

Starter Cassidy sent Oiseau away fly
ing. He had TWO lengths on Sysonby
around the clubhouse turn. but before
the Brady colt had reached the half
way ground. on the far side, Nicol had
taken Sysonby alongside Oiseau. For
a brief moment they hung together.
then Sysonby bounded away Ike an
overcharged motor. and though Oiseau
hung on gamely to the turn into the
stretch. Sysonby was never again
eatencd.
''Sysonby is the greatest horse I ever
owned. ] only wish he had faced the
English Derby post this year. Still,
there IS ArtfuI 10 beat" declared J. r.
Keene 10 congratulants after SysOn-
bys victory, while discussing the great
threc-y -year-oId. Sysonby has won over
$i60, coo for the I<eene stable to date.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
BOSTON WAS EASY
FOR CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Aug. IA wild throw
by Abbat"hIo gave Cincinnati Nationals
one run, while tie other was made by
consecutive hitting Only one Of the
visitors reached third base. Score:
Cincinnati....... 0O011000x-2 =
Boston............ OO00OoOO 90 . }
Walker ana Schlei: Wilhelm and
Nccdhum. Umpiro F.neIc.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
TRUE LOVE.

Mag-AYe youse sure yer husband
loves youse?
Lil-Why. cert. He's shot at me twict.
set fire 10 de house onct an he puts
poison in me coffee every time I looks
at enudder man.-LouisviIle Courier
Journal
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
A Record Crowd.

\ record crowd for this track turned
out this afternoon. the $4,000 Great Re
public being a magnet that few lovers
Of the game could resist. The crowd,
every pocket full Of money. came to
the course to bet.
The Hope "a Stakes Of $4,000. for two
year-Olds. at thrce-quartcvs Of a mile,
saw another triumph for the purple
and gold" OF John Sanford, of Amster-
dam. y. Y for the great Rockton-Tos-
"a colt Mohawk II. winner Of the Sara
toga Special, won in drive from the
AtheIiRg colt Athlete, and ruling at
20 to ].
The Washington times., 1905-08-13

Two-base Dougherty. Three-bas,
Fultz, OLeary. Stolen bases-VViilian ms
CheSbro. Double play-WiIiams and
Chase Left on bases-New York. :: De-
Irolt. b. First base on balls-OT Ches-
oro, :: OF Donovan, ,. First base on er-
rors--New York. !: Detroit. 2 Struck
o9t-By Chesbro. ;; by Donovan, .. Time
OF Samc-i hour and 10 minutes. I'm
pire-Conolly.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
BaTttd TOT TOWeI N TENN inning,
Totals .., 2 7

Two-base hit-Cooley, Three-base hits
-Orth. CoGghltn. Stolen bases-Fultz,
New York. ); Detroit. g. First base on
balls-On Mullin. .; off Powell, >.
Struck out-By Powell, 6; by MulIin !
and 10 minutes. Attendance-21O 600
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
Greer Won Easily.

After Strengthening out for home Greer
let out a link and had no trouble in
holding the lead. Shepheard rowed
creditabIe race and held all other con-
tenders safe for the place Up 70 with
in q hundred yards of The finish Titus
was third, but in the final squirt Wesley
proved his master, and just got his stell
across the line a fraction ahead Of IL
tus
The Metropolitan Club. of New York,
made q runaway out Of the intermediate
pair-oared. and had no trouble in dis
tancing It's only rival the Union Boat
Club crew.
Four of the seven entries for the Is.
tcrnaticnaI fo4rs were scratched. whioa
left the Seawanhakas. the New York
Athletics. and the Mound City crew &c
s.. Louis 10 n2ht it out. Scawanhaka
went into the lead at the start followed
by the New York Athletics, with the
Westerners bringing up the rear. Grad
ualy SeawaDhaka opened up rs lead
until at the mile mark it had the race
we'll III hand. After half Of the race
had been rowcd the St, Louis crew sud
denly got together, and by = we'll timed
sprint nassed Ecw York Athlete Club
and finished. second.
Capital Double Lest.
Washington's first setback came in the
intermediate doubles when DAILY an!
Reddinston We're defeated by the Ra-
Yenswood pair. It was nip and tuck for
The first half of the race, but on the
way home Raveuswo ood showed better
stamina. and won out by about three
and half lengths
Great Interest was centered in the mile
and a half championship for the senior
eights The clubs represented We're Ar
gonauts. of Toronto; Detroit Club. of
Detroit; West Philadelphia Club. of Phil
Continued on Fifth PaEe-1
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
AS 4 RULE.

The King sent for one of his favorites
to play game of poker
Because" as he remarked TO his
prime minister "A favorite is pretty
sure to lose YOU know. Town Topics.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
The Summaries.

First race-SeIling; five and onc-half
furlongs. for twO-year-olds. Speedway.
lgi I}elp. 10 10 /, won; Hermitage. II
-. Martini. 5 10 3. sccord; Bivouac l03
(tiHdehran,D 10 ]. third, Time l:Ul "a.
CalabaSE Aviston Cary. Lord OF the
Forest odd Ella, Miss Point Sufficient.
MOilie DOnohue. GfntIan. Mintia. Ire
land. College Girl, Third Alarm, Ruth
w. Turkey Foot, and Cats Eye also
ran.
Second race-The shmeIah SteepIe-
chase; about TWO miles and one-half.
Van. iG5 OHolmauJ. y to /. second; Time
90 Sea Horse II broke down apd Rus
sell Sage fell
Third race-The Hopeful Stakes: for
WC-ycaT-olds. six furlOnES- Mohawk H.
80 tRedferuD. 8 TO !. won; Athlete. ll5
fIraVerSJ. 20 10 ]. second, JugglcT, 112
u.yrc). il TO 10, third. Time. ,l2 2-5.
Peg sus. Rellsnickcr. Oyama. Sandy d,
Simon, Bclmcre and Meteor also ran.
Fourth racc-The Great Republic
Stakes, for throc-ycar-olds and up; mile
and quarter. Sysonby, I9 tNIcoD, 9
Z" -, Won; Olsoau- llG tRedfeTnJ. 16 u
D. second: BTOnmstiCk. l26 (MaTrin). %
10 J. third Time. 200. Dandelion ana
Prince Hamburg also ran
Fifth race-Purse; for three-ycar-oIds
and mp; gentlemen riders: one mile
Tom Lawson, I46 tMT Mathert. - to /.
won; SaladiU. l2a tMr Baker,. 1 to /.
second; RaIbert l2G (Mr. Jones', 10 l,
third. Time, 1:ii Old England Ca
quota. ANA MaNiutlian u'so ran.
sixth race-HandiCap: for fhree-year-
olds and up; six furlongs. Councilman.
i02 (Buchanan), IS 10 ). won; Dreamer.
Jos tHildebrandD. c 10 J. second; Aero
nauJ. SO tMiIler), , 10 l. third. Time
l;I3. HanasaFra7 Broomhandle. Blucher
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
Keene Colt, Sysonby,
Wins Great Republic
Beats Western Crack, Oiseau, by Four
Lengths and Easily Captures $4,000
Great Republic Stakes.
Entries for Monday.

Oxford, Funiculaire, Angler. Col. White,
The Belle. and Kitty Platt also ran.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
DECREPlT BROOKLYNS
WALLOPED CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Aug I2-The Brooklyn
Nationals pounded both Lundgren and
Pfeffer hard today. while strtckIett
proved a stumbling block for Chicago.
All three pitchers were wild, the Wis
itors' pitcher being stcadier with men
r. II T.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
National League.

PiCtsburg at Cincinnati
Chicago at ST. Louis
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

TODAY'S GAMES.
American League.
No games scheduled.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13

Second race-Snort course. Red White
and Blue leo, Knight of ElWay, 1J6;
PunCtuai. 14S
The Washington times., 1905-08-13

Continued on Fifth PaKe1
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11
Notice Of AAj.st~ess Day.

L. ,s,--s-z-f Tts- una~rsi.-r ed having bees
ztsf-sintsd aiministrsfrin os thr ~-t2sr q,
Eols-rt Plead-rleitb. late of the cnunts o.
fls.--o. Ia. the state Of talorsdo. deces-su
b.lrat,y gives notice that he viii api~ar h-rfors
"a, ess1siy cpurt Of ssid orero eoauty- at ths
cdslr. hzpu-r IN La Jants- IN ~zld oounty &C
Nfssliay the s.h dzs Of >ONsnrsr, A ID fss
.t The tfaur Of 10 q clock a. IA NS >Aid day al
uItirh tiaa- all per-.ga- having claim s-aib 4
aid estate are Requested ~ atteait 70, th- tlf
-. - h.sing tho sansr adjusted All r-rr-on-
isiflH bi.-i To aid estate r-4ge-teS 70 niAss
fm1ls=iiate pay ss~nt Ia the 1nter-isncd.
Dated at l.. Juntz- tnln-ai"- this ath DAY %
Ortoh-r. a u. fsn-
AGNES l. PLENDEsLKlTH-
Afnini-trstrix of the --tare cf k't~-r' fl@iiiasf
tsIf b. asc-s-sd-
NAEHD> y MILE AtIarnry-
Flrst pa b. tis.1l. Dctsf-sr = ts6-
Last publication >os-nts-r q ist-
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11
Wo~sa's Club.

The La Junta Woman's Club spent
a most delightful afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. X. c. Inge on its
fourteenth annual opening October
6th. The meeting was called 10
order by the President. Mrs c.
Jameyson. and motion was carried
TO dispense with all business.
Mrs. Jones report from the State
Federation was very complete and
interesting. followed by remarks
and discussions by members on the
Free Loan Fund and various subjects
mentioned in the report. Also a
talk on the State Industrial School
for boys and for girls by Mrs.
Thompson. our President of the
Southeastern District of the State
Federation, of whom the club is
justly proud. After roll call the
program committee took charge
Mrs. Warner rendered some fine
vocal solos. and a literary guessing
game Of twenty minutes was intro
duced. at the expiration Of which.
the honors lay between Mrs. Miller
and Mrs. Warner. In drawing lots
Mrs. Warner secured the prize.
which was very appropriately Shake
spears tales, by Charles Lamb.
prettily bound in the club colors.
lavender and white.
A social hour was then spent. dur
ing which time a delicious luncheon
was served and the club adjourned
to meet with Mrs Ewing October
18th. The guests of the afternoon
were the Misses Hart. Mrs. Lathrop.
Mrs. Jones.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

THE decree of the district court
at Pueblo transferring forty feet of
water from the Excelsior Ditch. of
priority right dating 1861. to the
High Line Canal. has been certified
to the state engineeer. who has in
structed the division engineer and
the water commissioner in District
No. II to distribute water accord.
ingiy. This is a most valuable ac.
QUESTION for the High Line Rocky
Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11
s,.ss se.s cs.,,.e, Let

The county commissioners and the
state engineer let the contract Mon
day for the shaling of the road be
tween this city and Rocky Ford. or
50 much thereof as the funds avail
able will permit of. J. S. King was
the successful bidder and was
awarded the contract, the price being
81 cents per cubic yard He is 10
commence work within ten days
and the road is 10 be completed not
later than December 3lst- The road
Is TO have covering of shale fifteen
feet wide. eight inches in the center
and two inches on the outside 1t Is
thought that with the funds avail
able the road will be shaled as far
west as the Timpas creek bridge
commencing at the corner west of
the cemetery near the Santa Fe
right-of-way. When the road i
completed il will be one of the finest
turnpik.-s in the state
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11
0sas eva ses vhsvssaas.


Billy Arlington. the ''Old Time
Minstrel" took up the first part Of
the evening. He is the same old
Billy who is well known to Decatur
people. who always enjoy hearing
him. He told of his experiences be-
fore the war. and Of entertaining
jeff Davis and General Robert E.
Lee. His stories of his experiences
on the stage were very entertaining.
He played number Of selections on
the banjo and sang a few old min
strel songs.
Thousands remember him as a
famous minstrel of bygone days.
but few know him as the clerical
looking gentleman in low cut vest
and white cravat that appeared before
them at the chautauqua yesterday
afternoon and night.
In personal appearance Mr.. ArI-
ington would be taken for a minis
ter. His complexion is clear. his
eye bright and his mind free from
care. He is full Of happiness and
contented.
Had my life to live over again
| should be- a minister. ! am a
Christian sincerely and truly. and
my work is for my Master. want
all Of my old friends and admirers
to know it,
II was suggested that his whole
life had been in that line. that he
was doing Christian work in helping
tighten peoples burdens by making
them laugh.
Maybe 50. he answered. but
don't feel that way. now as I look
back and see wherein ] might have
done better in the cause of religion
Ny opportunities. however. were
limited. can truly say that made
myself. No one ever taught me to
play the banjo. ] picked that up
some way and somehow my Minstrel
business was all acquired without
any special training for the part. 1t
has always been fight with me but
| have enjoyed it and must say tha,
in my professional days and since
the people have been good to me. Ii
IS twenty years now since ! appeared
on the stage and since left it there
has never been any longing To go
back Decatur nn.) Herald.
Billy Arlington will give one of
his interesting entertainments at
Commercial College Hall. Fridav
evening. October 18th. under the
auspices OF the Santa Fe Reading
Room.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11
Notice ss Asj.st~s"s Day.

ESTATE or GERALD DDtGHEkIh-
L dec-a=>d. The under-ixn-st- hsstnz h'et,
srsr-sints-d .dnini.trstriI Of thu estate of
f,~ralt il,axherty late Of the county os Ot~no.
n th- state of Colorado. decreased. hereby give
l.itie that she Will app-sr before the e.'onf,
Of said Dtsro county. al tn cssssrf hs,sl-s
~ L. Junts. In said countS- oa Monday
ths twenty -third dap of Dcfotscr. = ID. isa- at
a.. hcur 81 30 O'Clock n rn- Of -sid fsys 81
xhieh tisse all ler-on- having claims against
-af state are not ifssi aud requested To attend
tor thu purp-r-e % having the same adjusted
Al r.-r-oI- inirbs.-t to ALL s-tat. are request
* 70 make i'm mediate ;szyaa-nt Ia the under
-isn.d
Datrsi al La Justs- Colorado, this al day
% september. A. ID, Isfs.
ELrZABfTH lOUGHERTN.
AiBinistrairiI Of the estate of Gerald ilsash'
erty. deceased
FEfp 4 SksI>. Attorney.
Fir-t publication. N.-ttruat-rT u. lS,s.
Lat Qualification pct.,h-rr n. tsb.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

The machinery To be used in the
construction Of macadaInized roads
in Fremont county. has been or
dered and is expected TO arrive in
about two week. The principal
machinery ordered 50 far are the
crusher and roller. As soon as il
arrives a requisition will be made on
Warden Cleghorn for number of
convicts. Macadam roads will in a
short time be a reality in that
county.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1895

- -. JUSTA Is a city Ot sSo pop.
ulstioH and the eosEty s-.t OF
~ 81: / !: e; ;i:i ]; ]; ];
AAak@ nils- so1,hsss, d Dsnser' ss
,ssl-. north sud east of Trinidad The santa
- Railroad Csntssug eIp-ndsd ss'DS IN 1874
fsr t-srmAa=Ht Construction ~ork. consisting Of
aseEil.- shOss,. stoErhou-e. addition 70 round
eos-s fssEdry aud sttsn-is. car-hops ! he att
gads i s0G5 ,s..t. and the climate taken the
rear rUani i Gls surpassed Almost constant
.unshn- charsct-rtzs-= IN. - iaters ant y holly
-insdy dap i rarity La iunia has ali the
1setrBt-1lltsn cous-niet.cez na-i-d % eity OF
. BS p-syul4fian. Including many milss OF
tsric. sld-~alss, p-rf.st system Of sanitafs
.s~sfAg- an slsctrtc light plant which SUP
lsli-s an sll-dsy and all-nisht sersie.. ~Afer-
s.rks o~n.d By the city, plant for th. manu-
f.rtur- Of artificial Ice three rural frec delivery
soutss nr- d-ps rtm-nt, tslephoae system With
iss -uty-eFit-sr-- fre- eIchanxe Stth koeky
Ford a1d loag 4 stanss connections with any
part of the state a -chool -Jstsm eHc-ll-d h9
- city Ia the state. employing twenty seven
g~ach~r- ia = rt-5us ten rhurchez. hft--n SC ret
sitd fratsfnal ortisrs. tao haDk., ssbpS capital
.ni sSpDs det-Bsit-. thr.. n@~sparsrs opera
boase of 10 eating cAusrity, brio. plant Of
s iss daily es spacitY, manufacturing t--si quail
~ of sitrifsd brick -four mill OF % b.frei-
tsily capacity: GtoyiAn Cement block Plant
employing twenty .hse men canning factory ,
.~oond largest IN III. state. In fact, Ia JuntA
/. on@ Of the hest towns 81 it size In the state
% Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11
s.e se...e As,,.e,,.. ee~,.s.

Considerable interest is attached
to the forthcoming presentation Of
Stoves big scenic production Of
Ten Nights in Bar Room at the
La Junta Theatre. Saturday even
ing. October 14th. So wide is its
fame that it Is certain theatre pa
irons will be interested in the en-
g2gement. Critics and public unite
in saying that this great moral play
outranks all others. The concert
given by Stoves Symphony Orches-
ira under the leadership Of Mr..
Raymond Hadley IS very interesting
and beautiful. playing the latest
classical selections Of the day.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

OUR esteemed democratic con-
temporary. the Saccharrine Gazette.
Of Sugar City. appears to be par
taking of republican prosperity in
liberal doses. In the last issue the
announcement is made that that
print shop has moved into its own
cement block building and also &C.
quired a gasoline engine. all in one
week. We congratulate the Gazette
on the requirement Of a home Of
its own. but As to the gasoline en-
Rine we assure them of our most
distinguised commiseration. We
have sd and never to be forgotten
experience We don't believe .
preacher could have much to do
with a gasoline engine and at all
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

ARRANGEMENTS for the offering
of a site to the Odd Fellows Of Colo
RADIO upon which to build a home
will probably be made this week at
the meeting Of the various Odd
Fellow lodges by Colorado Springs.
Colorado City and Manitou. An ae-
ceptable site will be chosen and
offered to the Grand Lodge. which
will be in session in Rocky Ford
October 18th To 18th. Las Animas
and Castle Rock will also offer sites
to the Grand Lodge Rocky Ford
Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

THERE will be something doing at
Rocky Ford most of next week on
the occasion of session of the Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows. commencing October
18th and closing October 18th. Ii
will be something on the order of
a four days continuous performance
Of Watermelon Day. and Rocky
Ford will do herself proud if she
succeeds in taking care of the crowd
that will surely be within her gates.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

BIDS have been asked by the
Atchison upon a reading room and
hotel to be erected at Silsbee. Tex.
where two of the company's branch
lines join. Restaurant and hotel
features will be provided. with
social rooms for the employees. A
two-story structure is contemplated.
to cost about SIS 600.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

OLD Perplexity Patterson says III
the country is ever to have another
republican president. | hope IT will
be Taft" During the past eight
years he has been the exponent of
every political creed extant. and is
now evidently making preparations
To burglarize the home Of the G.
q y
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11


FAKE advertisers are abroad in
the land once more and the season
opened in La Junta one day last
week. The solicitor in this instance
was one Of those charming and in
congruous young ladies who use
powder to conceal tine tan on their
cheeks and wear high water sleeves
so their arms may very much re-
semble the hue Of ruSset shoe.
The fake in this instance was a
paper bag. the stock being supplied
by local grocerymen. and in eonsid-
GRAFTON of which the young lady
very generously gave each one a
free adv. The remaining advertise
ments. dozen more. ranging in
price from what the traffic would
bear to four and one-half plunks.
were supplied by local merchants.
OF course. everybody reads paper
bags. and the advertisements were
worth at least thirty cents any
thing over that amount was a pure
donation. but as the young lady was
irresistible and probably needed the
money we don't suppose the mer-
chants should be blamed in the mat
I ter. Local printers can skirmish
around and make a living any way,
and are not entitled to any consid-
GRAFTON. When a merchant wants
to have an advertising spasm ne
should always wait for some fakir
to show up with a gold brick scheme.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

To build through Colorado two
main arteries from which all other
roads shall branch was the scheme
favored by the members of execu-
tive committee of the Colorado
State Good Roads Association which
effected a permanent organization
in Denver one day last week. The
plan is to build one macadamized
pike from Trinidad to Greeley by
way of Colorado Springs and Dem
yer. and another model highway be-
tween Pueblo and Grand Junction.
What has become of the Otero
County Good Roads Association or
ganized in this city two months ago!
Wouldn't it be good idea to get
busy and push for a state road from
Pueblo to the Kansas line?
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

The first prize on cantaioupes at
the state fair was awarded to a
Pueblo grower. and now there's a
scrap on between Rocky Ford and
the watch our smoke" city. It's .
pity Bent county couldn't have been
at that fair. for then the prize
would have come here and this little
agitation would never have begun.
Bent County Democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11
a.s,.e.,i.. to l.... Stat. l..s.-
orre. or n. sIAIs soAsD

oFFICE OF IHE sTAIs boAkp
oF LASH ConarssIo> EE-
DssKEz. CoLo-- octoter ls1 =
NypTIcE i HEREBY GIVEN THir
~ Pi-zl1-rl-ith a Round. .ho=s s<s.to,ss1s
s.id---s i La JEat4. Colorado. oa urtoh-a :
: u.E rr.ie Application No l. 7tts 90 tie STAT
H,srd sf Land Com zai--ios.rs - lease TIE
flfig1in< c--crin-9 school lands. situate n
Otsru county. Colorado. tz-.tt;
-ssufhsa-- quarter Of =sGtb~e=; garter Al
-.lssta half Of southeast quarter Of --cfss1 u
tssizzz-t tip = -ss1tA rans- - <r-f-
10 os.s-r application - i-zsr fhs stos1 -
- f-rst pr~ui--- or Cblecrton- ssain-f Lns
.t,aE- sTulieztian -iD b. esn-ia~rot after
NsFeaat at-rr a lsf- .
MARI Is. WOODRUFF
Re-i-ter state RoaFa Land Cs,lnati--io.sers -
PR; rsshliratior- octst-rr : Es6-
Is=t rsshi icatis.zI. Ds-toh-r =, frta
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

The Colorado beet sugar crop for
1905, calculated from an accurate
source, will amount to 2.slo.OO
bags. or Isl go .Oc1 pounds. This
means an average of four pounds TO
every inhabitant of the United
States The actual cash value Of
this sugar, estimated at - per
hundred pounds. l. sl4, ,050. go.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

As soon as il was announced that
two handsome nurses were about TO
locate in La Junta it is said that
every male inhabitant began to have
symptoms Of typhoid fever. Rocky
Ford Gazette. We have not been
feeling very well ourself of late.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

FOWLER is to be the next town IN
the Valley 10 have a sugar factory.
We have the best inducements To
offer Of any town in the Valley. and
the sugar companies are beginning
10 realize IL. so says the Fowler
Tribune
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

times preserve the dignity of his
calling. Most any old kind of a
gasoline engine would vex the pa
tienee of a saint
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

Don't start anything next Friday
II will not only De an unlucky day of
the week. but the 18th day OF the
month. And the next day II might
snow as Tn Ms in B-m will
be in town.
La Junta tribune., 1905-10-11

THE city dads of Rocky Ford are
in the throes Of deadlock over the
appointment of sexton for the city
cemetery. Deadlock That seems
to be very appropriate designation
in this instance.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-02
FURRIERs

JOHN LUGowsKI, PRACTICAL FURRIER,
formerly with Vetter has opened a fur repair
ing establishment at 424 Nicollet, room u.s.
Repairing Of SEAL mink and otter skins spe.
cialty.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-02
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