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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-17

mountain side to the left, the north, following the spur or shoulder, there were signs of hoof tracks. half sheet- ed by tine new-fallen snow, andl through this fresh, feecy mantletl ploughed the trooper boots in rude, insistent pursuit. The sergeant's horses were held by third soldier 8 few yards back behind the spur, for Winsor was ''side scouting" up the heights.
 The snowfall had ceased for time. The light was growing broader every moment, and presently a soft whistle sounded somewhere up the steep, and Schreiber answered. "He wants us, sir," was all he said, and in five min utes they had found him, sprawled on his stomach on projecting ledge, and pointing southeastward, where, boldly outlined against the gray of the morning sky, black and beetling precipice lowered from the mist wreathed pines at it's base. Bear Cliff beyond doubt!
 How far, sergeant?" asked the captain, never too reliant on his pow sers of judging distance.
 "Five miles, sir, at least; yet some three or four Indians have turned off here and gone-somewhere up there." And, rolling half over, Winsor pointed again toward wooded bluff, perhaps 300 feet higher and half mile away. That's probably the best lookout this side of the cliff itself!" he con- tinued, in explanation, as he saw the puzzled look on the captains face. From there, likely, they can see the trail over the divide-the one Lit tie Bat is leading the major, and, if they've made any time at all, the squadron should be at Bear Cliff now"
 They were crawling to him by this time, Blake and Schreiber, among tho stunted acedars ithat grew thickly, along the rocky ledge. Winsor, fiat again on his stomach, sprawled like a squirrel close to the brink. Every moment as the skies grew brighter the panorama before them became more extensive, glorious sweep of highland scenery, of boldly tossing ridges east and south and west-the slopes all mantled, the trees all tipped, with natures ermine, and studded now with myriad gems, talk. ing fire at the first touch of the day gods messenger, as the mighty king himself burst his halo of circling
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-17

MRS HAYS RIGHT HAND AND ARM
 FLEW UP IN THE SUPERB GEs-
 TURF KNOWN THE WIDE FROM
 TIER OVER AS THE INDIAN sIG-
 NAL. HALTr"
 been a captive among the Sioux through long years of his boyhood. and knew the Big Horn Range as Webb did the banks of the Wabash.
 They can stand of . thousand sol diers," said the guide, If once they get into the rocks. They'd have gone there first oil only there was no water. Now there's plenty snow" ."
 So Blske's instructions were to fol- low them without pushing, to let them feel they were being pursued. yet by no means to hasten them. and. if the generals fsvorite scout proved to bs all he promised ss guide and pathfinder. Webb might reasonably hope hy dint of hard night riding. to bs frst ct the tryst at break of day. Then fhey would have the retreating Soux- h.npered by their few wound ed ard certain prisoners whom they Prized. hemmed between rocky heights ea every side. and sturdy horseEen front and rear
 IL yss eight by the watch ss the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-17

lNS AT THE fOOT Of' TREE GAZ- ING wARILY FORWARD" cloud and came peering over the low curtain far at the eastward horizon. Chill and darkness and shrouding val DOT vanished all in a breath as he rose, dominant over countless leagues of wild. unbroken. yet magnificent mountain landscape.
 Worth every hour of watch and mile of climb." muttered Blake. But it's Indians. not scenery, we're after. What are we here for. winsor2" and narrowly he eyed Rays famous right bower.
 Eff the major got there first, sir and I believe he did-they have to send the prisoners and wounded back this way"
 Then we've got 'eml" broke in sehreiber. low-toned, but exultsnt. Look. sir" he added, as he pointed along the range. They are signalingI now.-
 Oo Be ContlnuedJ
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-17
CHAPTER XX-

Ia th. hush of the wiatry night under a Is.den sky. with sn0wezkss fzIErr tkek ard f.ss .ni zzntIinr h. hills fz see<y white, Wssss enl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-17
Keep the little ones heal

Keep the little ones heal thy and happy. Their tender, sensitive bodies require gentle healing remedies. Holkster's Rocky Mountain 1.a will keep them strong and we'll. s cents, Tea or Tablets.
 Apothecaries Hall Co.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
ON GROSS COUNTRY DASH
President and Mrs. Roosevelt Out
for Spirited Horseback Ride.
Stampgded Party EdIing by Side Of
ship of NrS. Roosevelt.

The temperature. which nuctutes IN
Rock Creek i-t--- from 90 to 50 degrees
after sndown, ala not prove too crisp
for the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
yesterday afternoon At 5.38 o'clock she
roads were lively with motors and car
riages. HaIf miIe bevoud the ford
group OF eqUestrIans. eight I'D number
had dismounte3, their horses brides
carelessly caught upon tree branches. the
riders themselves. men and women.
stretching their limbs upon the turf.
Suddenly around the bend dashed three
Eaii5ping thurcughbrcds in the wLirl
of dust the leader was recognized as
The favorije mount of the President The
rider himself was ben. forward over tbe
saddle, his Rough Rider hat pulled low
over his eyes. Closely Crowdiug the
President cdr'e Mrs Roosevelt In her
black habit and low sailor hat bound
securely with ON ample black veil. the
Presidents WIFE had the appearance Of a
girl Of sixteen IN cffccting the turn the
TWO horses crowded close together. and
the way Mr. Roosevelt managed her
mount was q; oelight to behold Her
horse9an-hlT WIS mastery.
The miG.ary escort. who follows the
President iu his dIshes across country.
ott WHO never tonipitteiF comes ABREAST
of him. cffectad the turn OF the road
yesterday just iu time 20 witness "a stam-
pedc on the rart of tho dlsmounted party
by the Greet side. The President and
AiTs. Roosevelt passed TOO quickly 10 he
conscious ol ia. but the way the resting
horses jumped, anG the way their several
owners made % dash for them, would
have made splendid biogTaph picture.
President Roosevelt attended Grace Re
formed Church alone yesterday. Mrs
Roosevelt accompanying the children.
later in the day, to the Tally-day Sunday
school services 1T St Johns Church.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

ropean trip and Will divide the coming
winter between their home at Paterson,
\. j. and this city.
Representative and Mrs John DalzeIl. Of
PENNSYLVANIA. have returned TO town and
opened their house on New Hampshire
avenue for tlrc season. They have with
them Coz tbe season their granddaughter,
Louise Dunn. the eldest OF Mr and Mrs.
George NJ Dunn's attractive family.
Mrs. William A. Hammond has returne1
20 her home, on jefferson place, after four
months absencc.
Mr. and Mrs Abram Lisner. after a
FIVE months absence I'm Europe. have re-
tUraed 10 the city and opened their home
ca Massachusetts avenue.
lIr and Mrs. Edward Lind Morse have
closed their home on New Hampshire ave
nue. and have left washington 10 make
their future home in Stockbridge. Mass.
Mr and Mrs Morse will be greatly missed
in this city. where their hospitable home
and studio afforded much pleasure 70 their
large circle of friends
Mr. and Mrs e. D. Godfrey have issued
cards for the wedding reception Of their
daughter. Marion Emma. and Dr. Regf-
maid Bennett Wednesday evening October
II. from % 10 o'clock at their resi-
oence ei3 Westminster street northwest
Invitations are out for the wedding re-
ccpuon OF Miss Elizabeth Webb Robinson
and Mr. Harold Clinton Smith. Wednes-
day. October Il. from S TO ~ o'clock y. m.
Capt. and Mrs Warren C. Beach. Of this
city and New York, viii conclude their
their house on Fifth avenue.
4lr and Mrs Morgan Hm ana Hiss
Dian Morgan Hn who passed most Of
last wear in Europe. are now at Car
den CITY L. T.. 90 remain until November,
when they VIII return TO Washington
Air. and Mrs Jacob W. Collins have
issued cards for the marriage Of their
only daughter Mary Darley. 10 Mr. John
81. Glover. OF this city. on "Wednesday
evening. October q. nj o'clock. 30 the
lexington Presbyterian Church The
bride VIII have as her attendants Miss
Marjorie Ruth MertZ maid of honor. and
ass bridesmaids Miss Hazel Magic. Miss
Bertha Bean. and the Misses Ceiestine
and Aurora Hodges
Gordon Parker VINO has
Hr0id fever at The country
-auts. m Orange Noun
.GvcriHE. Miss Eleanor
#ita the younger mem
is at her home iu This
f.. and avenue
Ies :. Harlan son and
Justice Harlan. wiH
Washington having
al tire corner or Con-
.nd 4 street. owned and
aI by the Rev Richard
r
AIRS F Gibson. formerly Miss
Minaa Field. of this city. is reported
seriously HI 40 private sanitsrium m
New York
Niss Merriam has returned FROM che
Virginia Hot Springs and joined her
parents af the Connecticut
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ARMY ORDERS
Leaves of Absence.

i, a r uoat's ~ -rls.a..- .r
tsa.--. . disability ss -aar-I fiH-i L..it sheldon
N. An4ius Iaif.l.H Infa.fs
iafe o. absence l. a.a month aad dfeen ds.-
H1Wtr
rte au q al-aes ams5 Clpr Wan u
iei -ii'-- ir'- 'a'-.H. aeo01at O. -IrLcss q
extended -tE H-.Ht..r f--Eur ot -lr1Il.-
A1.H-art Cs S Orders SO a ~eu.5u.
ssit st- ftl .eaIo g.. .a
90. siar 1-r..I tl. tIarl Es
-,-e aa ~He.a. pslea- So. Ia I
f5 ard eS.eadd % >Geaal Orders $50. ~ So
E - Nr. u.la-E.1r t.tu
Fa-t Liat JOHN s. Johnston. arHfs Cons
raasta-rel tram las flur--l>ta touf.r. ,s-.
Nfllil1 .H i.a UNASSIGNED list He ..H r-
m iefsin tF fhe commanding rlesr ArllH, dis
ld5ailut
turau sarFan William IT Rt r5r O. s.
s. nos a- FoIt lianure N--. Il proceed alta.
onr ae.ay t1 N71-r Nlas Na AMI I..rrr l
" 'a 5 commanding E,1-Ili. lss u ol.f4
n.-~ i aila''h .a c1fE
>ed Lieut. A1Aa b. Iald Fa- Iif.l.r.
T 11 ihe expiration ot iis present its7c of af-..s
"fA ~ f9 Son foul--o. C1I ana u-ar
1a t' tHr estal'iar.rg edircT Gfar-il ilI.
lLral lrl-iii5 O. Sla FaGcista f.r ,I.-..-.i....
fhe travel di1a.s IS neca-sarf ir tt. mIIar
s-rrice.
Mai Iu s. Haues. military -saltar. as
afif-t 90 NeeleH News "a. Hllh Pc Il..lr-.
Bsualion- Field Ar-iuer uu proceed -1 t.
Preside et Naa fr#Hci-or. CaL to- 1Lle ru1>. O..
Transferring puhh- lror0,5 i1 elleI re is -.-s,.
-ihe. aHd HIcu tie e1a-l.rio1 .f tHi- arrr rH
rroceed 90 Atlanta. 'ia.. aud fIari lu person ta
ile 'an'msu6ing general Departments af fls t;-.t
CoGtract Su-e13 51senh D. Sauf.rf a.
- relieved tom t1ra,I dgn H .Hc ThiH4rr.
llTisila. and q. t.e expiration ot DIS fltr5-
laafe q ab-eue, wiH rio-raI ja Fa.t Wa,lirrgtl-r
Ai- and tefot ta tAc cmmaujir. olc,r r f,a.
r4.r tgr r5u.r
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
NAMES SON F0R PRESIDENT.
Gen. Ben Plans 20 Make Soldier of
Boz Born Friday.

I)eHvtf oct 14-T heodorc Roosevelt
te. is sharing the home Of Gen. Sherman
'e. with Helen Could Bell He arrived
s'rldaT and telegrsphed his compliments
ie tae president promising some day Ia
l Rough Rider ike his father
The parents already plan a cavalry ca
resf IN the army and West Point edu-
cation for the newly born.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
PRESIDENT TO JOIN G. Ar.
VIII Become Associate Member of
VT. Vernon. y. v. Post.

President Roosevelt has accepted an in
vitauon 20 become a member Of the AS
sociatc Society Of Farnsworth Post g. A
r. Of Mount Vernon. n Y. and the ini-
tiatio8 VIII take place at the White
House. Wednesday. October 2L
Gen Horace Porter is 10 be the in
stalling officer. acting in behalf OF the
Mount Vernon Society II is expected
that the ceremony viii be attended by a
large delegation OF civil war veterans OF
Mount Vernon and other places in West
chester County.
The Associate Society is made up Of
prominent business mon. who took NO part
ia the war but sympathize with the
cause OF The Union,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
NAVAL INSTITUTE MEETS.
Rear Admiral Goodrich Elected
President for Coming Year.
.paciaI . Nc Wa8Iuei5H Haaid.

Special ta The Washington Baaid.
Annapolis AId Oct lL-The annual
meeting Of tbe United states Naval Insrl-
tute. which IS composed OF American ma
tu officers al over rle world, was hed
ri the Naval Academy and the following
officers were elected Ior tie year
President, Rear admiral CasDar F
Goodrich; vice president Rear Admiral
James H. Sands. secretary and treasurer
prof Philip f. Aleer. United States
Navy board of control capt. George g.
ColVoeofesscs Commando Walter r.
Worlhiustan. Commander 4. IS. Gran.
Lieut. C0mmaEdlr Henry j IIaG,mei7l
Lieut. RAYMOND Stone. Prof Nathaniel
81. Terry. and Prof Philip H. AIeer
TIC headquarters of fhe institute are at
tlc Nava! Academy
Tho gulrt,r;r publication of tHe pro-
ceedings OF taa Institute has ju-l Hes1
ISSUED. ana copies of lhl book gro moss
being mailed IN thc members. A number
of topics pertaining f1 tac naval service
are apiy discussed iH th. issue
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
NAVY ORDERS.

I.i.,t. Commander vs.. A. Gji to d8sy lis u-r
tc- ot ordnance 1T thc works oi tho sliduIe $.
Company. Philadelphia, Pa. ou November g. 1896.
Lient. e. = ''aibaiti. detached dtv ar tla
works Of tlle Alisivgle steel Company. to d,5r IS
inspector of ordnance works of William Crlmp d
Sons Phladeiphis i'a.. and continue 7,hcI duties
Assistant raymaeter ~ II Witefjink. detached
Navy yard ~. y t9 dItr as assistant ia general
,tGcEc. pr. Nav 1aIf. ECst0u. Mass
Carpenter } T. McColc. detached tuI5 90 Bath
Hoo Works. Bath. Me-. &c t9 she works of tis
Newport News Shipuuilding aud Ily DECK C0n-
PAM. Nespog, News. Va. for du;y a connection
aiti Minnesota and tor daty GA board ahen cone
lEs-ioitd
Assistant Engineer r.. T. Games retired. da
taclcd Massachusetts, lauiical lraiHius ship Ent-s
lrr3se,
Payna-tor's Clcrs T. Dunn. appointed T-yIlas-
tcI's clerk IN The United States Navy ior dus ai
the Naval station. Honolulu. r. III
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
Damages for Condemnation

Awarding the sum of S952.64 damages
TO the owners Of land taken FOR the
opening of an alley in square S. between
New York avenue and L streets and
Twcut y-sec0nd and Tweuty-third streets
northwest was the verdict III q jury
of condemnation, confirmed by Justice
Barnard OF The District Supreme Court
The jury also assessed benefits Ca a6-
joining property TO the extent 0f Sl,2I5 2o0.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The Herald VIII be pleased 90
receive reports Of social events
and personal items for publica-
tfon. THESE should be written on
one side of the paper only. and be
accompanied by tho name and ad-
dress OF the sender. Social and
personal items intended for the
sunday issue should be so mark
cd and reach The Herald not
later than noon on Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
Dinner 70 Admiral Cogi.la,.

The New York Commaudery of ,he
Naval order. of which Edward Trench
ard Of the Army and Navy Club. is
recorder viii give q dinner to- its com
mander. Admiral Coghlan. on the occa-
sion 0r his retirement. December {. at
the home Of Assistant Secretary of thc
Navy Newberry. Admiral Schiey and
other prominent naval officers viii be
among the guests. aid speakers Of iB-
tefuational fame win respond to the
tOasts
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
a. $. ". y. suhcomnaittee, Meet.

The chaUmen of The various subcom-
mittees comprising the national eue3mp-
ment committee ot the United Spanish
war Veterans held nla tias gt Tie Re
sent Hotel Saturday might, al which the
ANAL reports we've yeceivsd ard bills
audited.
A vote of thanbs wax rendered ~ Or.
Harrington aHd his ablf corps of helpers.
A similar vote was rendered 30 Waide C..
Hibbs as chairman OF The press commit-
tee.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
WIRELESS IN PHILIPPINES.
Chief Signal Officer al army Make.
Rrport on work Of the service.

rhe Signal Corps of tre army I5s
greatly increased tba i-leef4phie fHeiH-
Ties in Alaska and the Philippines tha
past scar Many wireless stations have
been established in both countries. and
the chief signal officer m his annual
report just made 70 the W4r Depart
mcnt. announces that they ara bring oo-
Grated very sucCessfGllv- Wireless e.l-
uoEs have been established at ZIm-
17aHsa and Joio. iH Jne Philippines
..Npe- inl It- aiu being conducted E
tae method ~ rgir'2,Iadag Ulm.Ua,ilI
Es as means ~ -epJra ting hydrCg D
from other cons ilucIts 4 complete mod
ern military captive balloon. Uth aIl au-
pHF.enanee> has been contracted [ar ana
it- delivers I- expected soon
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
commt.sion concIuac. res,..

The commission appoin.ed by the Post
master General So cZamine into the
merits and Qualifications Of didereu,
types or adding and computing machines
with q view 10 determining which is
best adopted 90 the use or The PCst-otfice
Department concluded lis tests yester-
daN
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
BequeatI,x Estate to Children

.Mrs julia r. Hardcll. whose sill. dat
ed june last. was hlcd for probate yes
terday, desires that her entire estate Pc
distributed equally among hcf children.
Broke B. Williams. of Roxbus Mass.
and Ethel N. uarGeu both Of whom are
named as eSeeutrices.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
speciaI Orders.

Second L,eut Joseph J Hayel. Second Ia3s-.trr.
Montana National Guard. IS Authorized bv r,a
President TO attend aud pursue a rseUIar course Is.
instruction 81 Gle garrison school, Fuf William
Henry Harrison Montana
Second i.euf. 1oin g.. Etaus Fins, fnflutrt.
Michigan National Guard. IS authorized hy Tie Pres
idenf 70 attend and ras-1e regular course 1T ir
s,-lciion 5t The garrison school Fo.t WAYNE Aliel-
iean
Paragraph = specui Orders 40 2a October q
$780, Nar Department relating to First Iiea, Hiaa
b. Mitchell Artiller Cars. le revoked.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

NOTICE-THE BOARD or DIRECT
ors of the Car. Heurich Brew Lg com
u.u, ~ rio monthly meeting October g
1906. declared a dividend OF per cent or
size capital stock OF tne company pay
able on and after OCTOBER g, 1905, at tlfs
branch office. corner -tth ana ~ atei
ington D. G. The books of the company
for the transfer Of stock VIII be closed
fron, October 10 30 November 8 1910. Dotn
inclusive. CHARLES MEA ER, Secretary
orIe-5t
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
So DSneeds
3n E1Clusive Ladies Cloak, SI.t.
and Furnishing House.
935 Pennsylvania Avenue.

The long tourist coat Is IN cN-
tremeiy smart garment for street
wear Nj the really desirable ef-
fects are shown here in both the
Ladies and Misses sizcs-and at
prices we'll within the bounds OF
reas5nablencSs. Stylish coat suits
-ouT own special creations, at
$3.50 TO S2S.5 So
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15


.s a-
British .3.
#.-.- a4t5 I
place in London November
is now attached to tlc British Legation
al CppcuhI-Ul.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The Duchess OF RUXburEEc has taken
"a series oi lessons from au old piper
al Dunbar. but has not yet mustered up
courage to attempt dHE 0I tle reels
or dings in the Gleuoirh ballroom Lady
Craven. daughter of Bradley-Aiartin,
little SON. Lord UHneton- promises to
De- one of the most .y9t Lvo-7W.-
A
. .
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

MEMBERS OF TIE ORDER OF East
eIn SIW and an persons Interested 90
ilc Masonic and Eastern Star Home. OF
the District of Columbia are cordially
invited t1 be present ut Jhe dedication
and formal opening of rrc home ou
TUESDAY. Oct0ber u. 1896 Members
more and Chio depot at Z O'Clock p. u.
Special UaIn 90 tle Home. near L.
moud-s station. ar 1.31 returning at 4.i5-
Fare. roand trip. - cents Tickets Tor
sli- III office OF the Grand Secretary Of
rH,. Graad Lodge. Masonic Temple and
n depot By order of Mrs. JEANETTE
D. NEWTON. Worthy Grand Alatrou.
ROSE A. YOST.
o~f--ff Grand Secretary
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Even the President feels me weekend
day. With head barred 10 the crisp October
air and welcome sun. his speed is slackcn-
ed as be crosses the stone terrace that
leads 10 The Executive Building. one is
not quite sure of his immediate destina-
ton after all There is stronger laughter
IN the air than belongs TO boys
Fifteen love, Fifteen aH Thirty
fifteen Good.,"
The voice is suspiciously like the Presi-
dent and the tennis court is i'm ideal
condition
Remember. Il IS saturday mornlne.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The Peruvian Ajims5er and Sonora
ParGo. who have been ut the Shoreham.
VIII move TO thoir new legation. on Mas
sachusetts avenue. to-day.
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To KenSingtOn.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IHE MASONIC AND EASTERN STAR
Home III .le District Of c.lumbia sit
aate8 uar i-lHoud~ $ Station VIII lie
dedicated bg The Grand Lodge on rs
DAY October 16 1906 All Master
Masgns are invited ID assemble az 3Id-
sonic Temple at l.i5 J.. u. and escort
she Grand Lodge ~ the Baltimore aui
oLia depot Dress dark clothing ard
hat lamhsiSu apron white gloves Fare.
round trp. - cents. Tickets lo~ sale at
office 81 Grand Secretary. Masonic Tenn
PIE By order ot WALTER a. BROWN.
Grand Maste
4. " JOHNSTON.
OCl--4r Grand SeyTpIIIl
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Nj and 1lrs- Russell H. AI5er. js. with
Air- and 3Irs- Charles D. Pike OF Chicago.
the latter formerly Miss Alger. are late
arrivals NJ tie Aspinwan Hotel Lenox
Among the visitors ut the Berkshire re-
Sort more or less identified with Washing
ton sOciety are the Austrian Ambassador
and Baroness HengeHmuler, the British
Ambassador and Lady Duraud. Miss
Durand. 4r and Mrs Charles Astor
Busted and ar. and AIRS. George west
ngh0use
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Mr. and Mrs. Garret a. Hobart. ir.. are
ihe guests OF Alr and Mrs. Charles g.
Bennett at the country home Of the lat
ter. at Westbury, l. T. AIr. and Mrs Ho-
bart hlve abandoned their pranOsed Eu-
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

AIRS I- Gibson. formerly Miss
Ainna Field. of this city. is reported
seriously iiI 30 a private sanitsrium ia
New York
Aiiss Merriam hss returned FROM the
Virginia Hot Springs and Joined her
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08

COOL YOURSELF OFF AT LEXIS
Whenever you war- real, good,
mixed drink, you must 60 to Dick
3right's to get it. Others are good,
but these are better. Private card
and wine rooms help to enjoy them.
Good smokes. cool seats and cold MKT
ures from high grade materials make
for perfection Of comfort.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
the Eagle Market.

We offer you choice meats fresh ~
cold storage as You please, lard. bacon
to cult you, eggs and butter, strictly
fresh. Our goods are all good. put
up in good shape. Our service IS
good. our prices are good for YOU
Gives us your order for chickens u