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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-11-23

New York. Nov. 23.--Primc mer-
camille paper, GG613 per ceut, s;lyer
SO 3-Sc. Money on call, firm AGO
6h per cent.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-11-23
FIRE CONSUMES
TWO MENAUL
BUILDINGS
Probable Loss 81. 500. Partly
lnSured--Wind Saves
Main School.

Two frame buildings OF the Presby.
terian mission school, more familiar
ly known as the Menaul school, a
mile and a half north of Albuquer-
que, on the mesa, were burned to the
ground about 1880 o'clock this morn.
ing, entailing loss of between 1900
and $1,000, part Of which is covered
by insurance, the definite amount of
which Is not known to Prof. ]. C.
Ross, superintendent of the institu-
tion, who has telegraphed news of
the fire to the mission board at New
York. 1t is believed the buildings
will be rebuilt, but how soon Is un-
known.
The fire, which threatened for a
time to destroy the principal building
of the institution, completed a few
years ago, started from a stove In the
boys sitting room. All that saved
the main building was the prevailing
high winds, which blew the flames
and sparks away from il. A wind
mill which stood near the building
was consumed.
Water System Paralyzed.
The students and faculty were at
breakfast when the fire broke out
Before 1t was discovered it had gained
considerable headway. and owing to
the fact that the waterworks sys-
TEN at the institution was temporar-
lily out of commission, the efforts of
the fire fighters were directed to say
ing the main building. Wet blankets
and pieces of carpet were used on the
roof TO prevent ignition The burned
buildings were built OF in1ammable
material. Both were consumed with
in half an hour. The contents were
saved, however.
These buildings contained the laun-
dry. bath and printing rooms and the
boys sitting room Chief Burtless.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-11-23

Schmitz denies the truth of the
charges against him and says it is
an attack made by political enemies
because he made strong fight
against District Attorney Langdon,
when the latter ran for governor
His friends are now taking revenge.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-11-23
SAN FRANcIsco's MAYOR
DENIES CHARGES MADE

New York, Nov. 23.-Mayor
Schmitz, of San Francisco, VINO ar
rived here today on the steamer
Patricia, said there vas absolutely
no truth In tda charges made against
him an5 that he would 20 to San
Francisco and court the fullest in
quiry.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12
Roosevelt a Panama

Ell Presidente Roosevelt ira Panama.
Esto Sc ha dicho en- la Casa Blanca On
Washington. Desea yer los trabaios que
sereStan hacienda On eli canal, como los es-
tan hacienda y que adelantos Sc pueden
aiiadir 4 estos trabajos
Ira en- Noviembre pr6ximo, 10 cual ha-
ra que cuando llegue, los trabajoB que 80
estSn hacienda con el dinero de Ia Ultima
asignaci6n del Congreso, de 25 millones
de pesos, est6n bien adelantadoa
81 presidents ira probablemente zen un
barco de guerra sera acompafiado por
varies miembros del Congreso.
Permanecer6 seg6n SO dice, bastante
tempo en- Panama para poder apreciar
los trabajos que SO hacen.
Afrmase que Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt
resolvi6 abandonar su idea de un Viaje por
el Oeste, pues de hacerlo tendrfa que acep-
tar las numerosas invitaciones que le han
sido hechas, de colegios, clubs, escuelas,
reuniones etc. para que asista mieniras Ell
viaje por el Oeste.
La dnica vista que hara eli Presidente
ser6 al cOlegio de agricultura de Lansing
Mich, yendo despues de allf Panama.
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MITIN
Republican, en- La
res
(Ds naestro cOrresp0alsak. )

Julio 10. Hacfan dos semanaa que los
republicanos de este pueblo habian acor
dado celebrar un meeting en- Ia casa d 9
Eusebio Gonzalez, del barTio Iatorre.
Para dicho meeting invitaron sus CO.
rreIigionarios de Ia jurisdiction, pues gue-
rfan fuera una de los mas esplendidos y
brillantes de los que han llevado cabo
hasta ahora.
A mi que me gusta escuchar Las predi.
cas- de mis- adverEarios, tuye la oportuni.
dad de acudir al lugar del meeting.
Suponfa hallar en- el m6s de mil perso-
mas por ser muy cercano 81 pueblo y tener
un buen dfa, pero ALI me convencf de que
los republicanos van paso de cangreiO y
el grupito que les queda esta deBesperado
eimpotente apesar del ruido que Ss oye en-
sus desmedradas flas.
Los republicanos allf congregados no
pasaban de Glen para infundir Amino
y aliento al pequeno grupo y Al sofado
triunfo republican, fue necesario haeer mil
esfuerzos, que reBultaron eateriles.
Varios oradorea hicieron uso de la pa
labra.
Y, en- reBumen, despues de muchas
Vueltas revueltas y de palabras palabras
palabras el mitin acab6 sin dejar en- Ia
conciencia pdblica otra huella que Ia que
en- todos estos habitantes marca la convic-
ci6n de que ese partido no solo va & la de-
rrota sin6 & Ia disoluci6n.
Z en- toda Ia isla.
Hasta en- tsPuerto Arturo.
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10 QUE OISCUTE La
.PRENSA FILlPINA.

La prensa de sFilipinas discute quien
6 quienes deben pagar los segundoB 5000
pesos por la captura del c6lebre bandido
Felizardo.
Parece que la primera fu6 farSa y Sc
abon6da suma ofrecids.
I'm peri6dico pide que los que recibie-
ron Ell dinero 10 devuelvan los que han
capturado al verdadero Felizardo otro
peri6dicopide que paguen Ia cantidad
ofrecida los que ordenaron el page sin en-
terarSe bien de hacian un pagO bien he
cho.
GEL Adelanto" de Manila, dd cuenta de
haber sido pagada Bernardino Carpio y
Gregorio Buendfa la suma de 5000 pesos
y de 1000 al gobernador Dancel que dis
tribuira entire los individuos que sirvieron
de instrumento para la caza 1del bandido;
y pregunta ell colega, j'no aparecera por
ahf dentro de POGO, otro Felizardo terce.
ro''?
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N U EV.OS VAPORES
ameriCanOS.
El michigan ysI South Carolina

En- recientes subastas hechas on el De-
pArtamento de Marina en- los Estados Uni.
dos, hase guardado absolute reserva en- 10
que respecta & las proposiciones hechas
para la construction de los nuevos vapo-
res de guerra que SO intentan construir,
michigan" l"South Carolina
Los papeles de los postores fueron abier-
tos y no Sc ha dadO conocer la prensa
nj al p1blico el resultado, teniendose como
un secreto entire los que han hecho propo.
siciones y Ell Departamento de Marina.
Dfcese que la idea del secreto fue suge-
rida por el Board de la armada, Ell cual
Bigui6 Ell metOdo ingles respecto al ''Dred-
nought," Ell cual fue construido para la
armada britduica sin que haya sido possible
q las demds naciOnes averiguar los pun
tos impOrtantes de su construction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12

Ell vapor de guerra de Ia armada ame-
ricana "Marblehead" lego Panama con
objeto de que los marines evitasen des6r-
denes el dfa de las inscripciones.
Dfcese que Sc suponfa hubieran revuel-
tas en- Chiriquf y Cocle, poblaciones del
interior, perO los marinoB del barco de
guerra afrman que hay allf mas de mil
policias armados de rifles.
Mas de 400 hombres SO han inscrito,
pero los cOnservadOres afrman, que como
mil de estos nombres son fraudulentos.
Los iberales tambi6n dicen que mas de
dos mil nombres q.Se han quitado de las
iBtas, son electores capacitados IS.
Los marinos ameriCanos estdn prepara-
dos para impedir cualquier violaci6n de
la ley que se pretenda hacer.
Creese que en- Colon no habrd des6rde.
mes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12
C A Bile


Ell secretario Taft ha recomendado al
Comit6 de Comercio en- los Estados Uni.
dos y el Extranjero, de Ia Camara de Re-
presentantes el tender un cable 4 Guanta-
namO, Cuba = de este punto Puelto PicO
y Panama. .~ -.
Ell COutO Ser6 de un million y cuartO de
pesos. ..
Sc pide el cable como necesidad militar
para la protection del !canal de Panama,
pero adn cuando no fuera puesto para usos
militares, sera de lgran valor esta nueva
communication entire este pals y los paises
del sur que van aumentando diariamente
en- importancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12
RataIIa De Flares.

Este es el pompOso tftulo que So ha dado
al festival Celebrado en- 81 Hip66romo J
en- Verdad ,adn el modesto califcativo de
escaramuza me parece exagerado, por Ell
escasfsimo ndmerO de oloToBQs proyectiles
que los combatientes be disparaban.
Eatos espectSculoB resultan pobres en-
capitales en que 40 hay gran facilidad
para adquirir abundante provision de
flores.
81 los sefiores y aeioritas que compo-
nfan Ia@Omigi6n Se les hubiera ocurrido
pasar pef s.El Cielo" de Arrivf hubiesen
sncontsaao una gran cantidad de violetas
pero pintadas en- telas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12

PfenSi0s e Jos in1ponegteS sO6Te 5Sbrst0s.
Be Bortear6n 8 todos los amos entire los que
mas Sc distingan por 80 censtancia en- 81
Ahorro.
HorGs de Cqja: Para lasi mposiCiones:
De 8 & 10A de 10 maiana, de 6S3
de Ia tarde los dfas laborables de 81 &
1Oa de Ia mafana los dominges; Para L.
extracciones, Las miEmas horas excepto los
domingoa
ReglamentO de Ia SsOci6n, Las persOnas
que interesen mas pormenores Hobre Las
pimogiciones extracCiones manaEa de Ii
quidar intsresaa. etc pUeden uoliCitaE o.
slemplag en Il Gsja
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12
JUzGADO De PAZ.
JHIeI@. De boy.

secundino Ayala, por arrojar 4 Ia via
pdblica c6acaras de gnineO, 81.
Gregorio Carmona, por trangitar por
Ia acera con dos canastas, 81.
Jose P. Echey arrfa, por dormir sobre
una mesa On la plaza del MeTcado, 81.
Leopoldo Ramos, por proferir frases
obscenaB 50.
Dolores Ayala, por portar un cuchillo
SO.
Jose Ortiz, por expender en- su Cafetfn
las dos de Ia manana 4 s.
Sergio Mater, por esc6ndalo resiatan.
cha IN policfa ca Ia Gale de Ia Tanca,
Juan Nuhez, por dirigir frases obscenas
en- ID calle de San Francisco, $40.
AbsueItos dos aCusados de inf O. Ne.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12
CANDIDATURA UNIONlSTA.

La candidatura votada por la conven-
ci6n unionista de San Juan, recientemente
para los cargOs del municipio; ha mereci.
do general aceptaci6n y acogida simp&-
tica.
Son elementos de valer elementos va
roniles y enthusiasts. Ellos, para su justa
y nobilfsima aspiration & administrar "a
cosa p1blica por el yoto del pueblo, tienen
el regpeto y 81 afecto con que les diBtingue
esta ciudad y el vuelo de su inteligencia =
sus personales m6ritos para encauzar Ia
administration por rumbos de pIoBperidad
= bienestar.
He aquf dicha candidatura: ~
?. PARA ALCALDE.
Don Rafael Diez de Andino.
JUNTA DE INSTRUCTION.
LOdo. Eduardo ACufa Aybar.
Don Emiliano j. Diaz. 49,.
Lcdo Rafael Loubriel Cueto.
CONCEJALES.
DON Manuel r. Calder6n.
Aureliano Ferrer.
" Gregorio Rodriguez.
jose de Elzalburu.
Manuel Padial Goenaga.
Rafael Larroca.
Martin Costoso.
Bernardo Hidalgo.
Juan Fernandez Gomez.
-
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Segunda vista.

Esta noche tendra lugar la Begunda vi
sta, de la serie que se propone llevar &
efecto entire sus asociadog ell 'sClub Euge-
MO Maria de Hostos." "
La primera tuvo efecto el iueves pasado
en- la morada de los espogos Diaz- C6rdova,
resultando una eSplendids reception.
La de ests noche Bera q los espOsos Ri,
vera-Salgado, calle de Ia Cruz.
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Junta EscoIar de ArecibO.

Sc enCuentran vacantes en- esta Munich
palidad siete escuelas Rurales por 10 que,
30 convocan & los aspirantes & presentar suG
Bolicitndes en- 81 termino de dieE dias. De
biendo enviar dichas sOlicitudes al Secre-
tario de esta Junta EscolaT.
Arecibo, Julio II de 1905.
ANTONIO JEANNOT,
secretario Junta EscOlar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12
lmpOtante COngrGsO

New York. Julio II, L30p.
emeoran uci6n
81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12
Los piratas rifeiOs

New York, Julio 13,
De
de piraerfa comeido b moros
han poddo han sido tiroeados.
Los gOernos de Paris Madrid energc mdas
Teprimir I bandolersmo Q lioral
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

slnpOsiciOnes sOBre 6bret0: Desde 1925
& $1,000 devengaran interses al s por 100:
annual.
Ii1.pOsiciOaes q plGsO fjO Deade 5000 On
adelante devengar6n interes al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12
ULTIMA HORA
Guerra en- CentrO- America
New York, Julio ~, 1.30 p. m. -.
Salvador gana primera batalla Guatemala. q

Salvador pimea batala Guatemala CD
Salvador h9a envadO Washington representative emosO de ua
mala e decasse
nzga ac6nioo texto del cabegram
teafaa
duda go6n Washington hu ervenir
deeaba Repdblica del M dc la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12
Medidas seVeras en- COfea

p.m q
Tepn los des6rdene sguen ieno pals Numes pardas
das hanse presentdo dstito Ku
Toxic
mniserio de tene tropasdis
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IMPORTANTES CABLES
yapOneses y rus0s.

", M q
0 en- CoEea pcr medic de 1gn omerae que son del gohrnO
los crculOs pofcos ae
La ponea cafca de mprudene Ia condua los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-12
E1 La Correspondence

Sc hace toda clase de trar
baio de Tipografia, 8 una Q mas
tin3as Sc imprimen faoturas J
aisplarss con tnta a. copiar,
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En- sata impFenta 90 vsnda papal de pc
El6dioo yiajO { $500 quintal.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28

held an interesting called meet ing in the club rooms Tuesday evening for the purpose of mak- ing arrangements to attend the Elks' celebration at Jonesboro Thursday. The afternoon will be given to the initiation of a large class, followed by ban- quet that evening. A great time is expected. The party will leave tonight and will return Friday afternoon.
 Those who will go from here will be Gus Coffin, J. L. Bevens, Jos. M. Berger, IT,, Arthur F. Bailey, L. Minor, F. E. Vining, C. E. Carroll, l. Bottenstein, Will Magofin, Chas. Meyer, Jos. NJ. Stayten, Alcorn Ferguson; w. T. Parish and J. Q. Taylor.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28
A DireCt0ry's Benefits.

The benefits offered by an ac- curate and well-compiled city d. rectory are numerous and are essential to all well regulated business houses and residences. They are usually referred to more frequeLtly than the diction- ary or Bible. It is convenient when desirous to learn the proper way of spelling a name, initials, location, profession or calling of any resident of the city, you have only to refer to your direct ory, you will find 1t there com plete and accurate. The classi- fed commercial directory gives you in alphabetical order every avocation, profession or business in your city. An indispensable commodity.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28
Notice.

To Voters of Union Township: Owing to the difficulty in pro- curing a polling place, the cleo tors residing in Union Township and outside of the city of New port will vote in the witness room at the court house instead of at the Experimental station, at democratic primary election March 28, 1906.
 M. M. STUCKEY,
 Sec'y. Dem. Cent. Com.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28

bor also enjoyed, and toss,lt all on the same footing, the water company this year proposes to make contracts for the season from April 16 to November l and to sprinkle only those blocks where the property owners or renters are willing to subscribe for the service for that time.
 And as stated, unless the people are willing to get together, there may be no street sprinkling,
 whereas if all pay a proportion- ate rate to the frontage of their property and guarantee it for the season by subscribing to such contract, general service mssHi ssHit25sse he secured without the cost "a @v.',y . poa a..y ind
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28
! IN SOCIETY,".

SIC GLASS ENTERTAINED.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28
WHITE RIVER RISE CONTINUES.
Batesville and Cotter Report River Still Rising Which Assures Higher Water
 for L0wIands.

White river is spreading out for miles in the lowlands of this section and owing to the in- creased area covered, made only a slight rise Wednesday, the gauge register being 29.6 feet.
 However Cotter and Batesville wired Wednesday morning that the Upper White was still rising, which means at least 30 and per- haps 32 feet of water for this section.
 White river bridge still stands the force of the current, a large force of workmen being kept busy at the scene of the threat ened disaster keeping the drift from lodging in the artificial work that now sways with the river current. The engineers are divided in opinion about equall as to whether the bridge will continue to withstand the pressure of the flood.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28
PRECINCT DELEGATES CHOSEN.
tenteSilng Delegations Elected From First Ward Precinct to County
 Convention.

In pursuance to the call of the Democratic county committee, mass conventions of the voters were held at each precinct in SUn'on township at one o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
 in the First Ward, dual con- ventions were held, that of the Davis and anti-Davis followers. The first was held in the Rice livery barn and was presided over by Judge M. M. Stuckey, the following being nominated as delegates to the county con- vention Z. E. Reid, John Lof- tin, M, M. Stuckey and George Foushee.
 The Berry people held their convention without the stable and chose the following delegates: Gustave Jones, J. w. w llace, R. c. Wallace and R. M. Laird. Their meeting was presided over by Gustave Jones, with J. w. Stayton as secretary.
 In the Second Ward and coun- try precinct, there were no con- tests.
 In the Second Ward E. L. Boyce was chairman and George Sink, secretary. The delegates chosen were s. D. Campbell, T. J. Gregg, w. c. McDougal.
 In the county precinct at the court house, L. Thomas was made chairman, Dee Washam, .,qncretary and the delegates are H. c. Nutkols and A. w. Paris. LIGHT VOTE EXPECTED. The high water promises to in- tc~-ffere materially with the vote E 7" the primary, many sections being cut off from their proper
 polling places.
 A vote of 450 in Union town \ ship as generally expected, will H}yrdly be realized by 50 votes, nI;'aging from the number cast at Yyess hour and light vote is ,d Predicted over the entire county. e( For some unknown reason, SUpper Cache precinct failed to receive a ballot box and it was nearly 10 o'clock before a box was despatched by special dep- Ruty.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28
Contract for Sprinkling.

The sprinkling of the streets of this city has never been done upon any systematic basis. Ons man probably paid for a privii ege that his equally able neigh
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28

Having decided to pot in another line of carpets we are offering our entire line of Administer, Velvets and Brussels carpet samples at actual cost. These samples are 54 inches long by 27 inches wide, nicely bound and are elegant designs, prices ranging from $1.OO to S2.OO each. These same va1ues wifi cost you from $500 to 5000 elsewhere. See our show windows. We are daily expecting the arrival of our furniture that has been delayed on account of the rush of orders at the factory and sha11 notify the pub1ic immediately upon it's arrival. Wolff Goldman Mercantile Go. 84 dtf
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28
Notice.

In order to give all persons ample time to make provisions for taking care of their stock we will not begin the enforcement of stock ordinance No. 139 until April 10 1906.
 (Signed) w. R. THOMPSON,
 Mayor.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28

f..IuJslC GLASS ENTERTAINED. l Unite an informal but enjoy- [,h reception was given at Mrs. Books residence yesterday fternoon by her vocal class. A hited number of guests were sent who will remember with Eure the ii tIilme spent. ~-
 aty .,.,s,l1eshmerfss were hkythe hostess, after the s'ylng of a we'll prepared kram, a copy of which is Ken below. Mrs. Crook is an al hostess, and the only pos le flaw in the occasion was .absence, from sickness. of eral members of the class and ted guests.
 addition to the numbers by 1s, Mrs. Bragg gave a read which was appreciated by (strumental Duet-Mrs. Crook Miss Lily Randy.
 hritone Solo, "Glory to God" rs. Walter Martin.
 bng, "Violets Mrs. T. E. EkAsolo, When the Lights sskMy NY work. r.ndy; ,,
 {. carpets al Mrs.
 bite slotass Elks
 kousellN
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28

Do your clothes look yellow ? If so, use red Cross Ball Blre. It will make them white as snow. 2 oz. pa kage, 5 cents.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28

The work opens with a hand some half-tone photographer of some present or former proml- nent and respected citizen.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-28
FRONT-IS-PIECE.

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 The work opens with a hand some half-tone photographer of some present or former proml- nent and respected citizen.
 HISTORICAL.
 Following this will be the his- tory of Jackson county from it's organization to date, showing the number of square miles, number of acres, number of rail- roads and their mileage within the county limits, it's various products, it's numerous adVan- tages and it's great wealth, etc, etc.
 NEWPORT.
 The history of your city from its inception to the present date showing the growth, the various enterprises, the new additions, the prominent and most progress sive citizens and it's many advan- tages as manufacturing town, its shipping facilities, churchs, schools, etc.
 INFORMATION.
 This work will contain the names of all the county and state officials, all the banks of the county, postoffices, newspapers, notaries public and justices of the peace of the county as well as all other information pertain ing to the county and city. For all the auove matter including the names of the directory there is no charge.
 You ask, from where do we get our pay for this enormous amount of free work? From the business and professional men of your city; they all advertise, if they don't they should. The cost is but nominal when divided between one or two hundred business men. Their returns for the amount invested are ten fold as the directory is recog- nized as one of the best mediums of advertising in the world. BIOGRAPHIES AND BUSINESS
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 At the beginning of this work , each alternate page will be solid reading matter devoted to blog- raphies of leading citizens. min- isters, and professional men. This is another reason wh.. this should and will be pre- served, and has always proven to be one of the most interesting features of the book. There will be the usual amount of display advertising, black face type or raised lines and marginal adver. Using. Who buys the book Every hotel; railroad office, req estate firm, druggist, manufac. turing plant, ministers, mer. chants, private citizens and others,i in fact every enterprising and we'll wisher of the city twill h,,v q hook