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Sharp County record., 1907-10-11
WARNING ORDER.

Sham cbanoery Court Southern Datfict,
u, A, Banks. Plaintiff,
Va
Myrtle BaHta, Defendant
The Defendant, Myrtle Banks Ia warAed 10 ap
rear In tha Court within thY days and anawer
the complaint Of the plaintiff "a Banks, This
oct s, 1901 ya
Arthu, ivan, Clerk,
Dy Jasper Justus, y, q
Sharp County record., 1907-10-11

SIDNE Y.
Green, colored, has MI
Evans Of Barren Fork was
! h Tuesday
Il. Kirtley will ship a car
i hogs Friday
#, Price of Evening Shade
Sunday in Sidney
Toe N. Johnson, who has
Merry ill, is recovering
,ter Vest of independence
N will soon become a SID
len Crownover and William
are going to move to VIVA
fy.
w, E. Founders has
rial on the ground to build a
@office.
Il Sharp County Farmers
h will meet here on Friday
|ber 18th.
Il D. Arm has bought some
|of G. P, Oliver, The price
was $50 per acre.
w. G. S, Morehead filled his
lar appointment here Sun
and Sunday night.
rs. A. r. Bone,of Big Springs
pship, lizard county, died
day night, the 9TH inst.
p, Wiles Of Lakewood, New
leo, has struck water, and is
lis way to Sidney, Arkansas.
rs. Elmer Westmoreland
Il the first part Of this week
/, visiting her father, John
.rnn,
ute a number Of Masons and
Fellows attended the funeral
.artin Younger at Pleasant
ey last Sunday.
the regul ar meeting of Sid
Lodge No. 40, |. O. 0. f,
October 3, S. l.. Evans was
ed D. D. G.. NJ.
E. McSpadden, Luke Nc
lden and Will Doods Of Bar
Fork were transacting busi-
in town Monday.
p. Founders is doing con-
able riding lately. Candi"
3 for Representative will
rumblings by and by,
Gorge Meeks and Miss Ora
ks, who have been attending
Chillicothe, Mo-, Normal, will
for home next Saturday.
L. Arm is mixing business
pleasure by visiting in We'll
on, Texas, and working
, at the blacksmith's forge.
c, Hawkins and wife arrived
from Argenta Thursday.
Hawkins left Saturday morn
or Rogers, where he has a
ion with the Frisco railroad,
Jorge Northern, who bought
lake Johnson farm, one and
II miles west Of Sidney, has
the same TO Burrel Weaver
zane Creek. Northern will
} Rector.
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Sharp County record., 1907-10-11
THE LEVYING COURT.
What The Justices OF The Peace Did In
Their Annual Meeting.

Creek township.
r. H. Roberts, G. H. Justus,
Big Rock township.
j. D. Paden, Davidson town
ship.
James Davie, D. NJ. Hallibur-
ton, Hardy township.
H. E.. Dark, Jesse Porter,
Highland township.
Roy Murphy, Jackson town
ship.
H. W. Bone, W. 7. Gist, john
son township.
j. G, Sims, John Howell, Lave
Creek township.
D, T. Leonard, W. N. Arnold,
Lebanon township.
j. M. Taylor, North township,
T. j. Davidson, NJ. +. Kinney,
Piney Fork township,
E. W. Goodwin, Richwoods
township,
j. A. Gay, Strawberry town
ship.
w. W. Johnson, ], O. Wasson,
Scott township.
II. T. Chadoin, Sullivan town.
ship.
j, =, N, Reynolds, Josh Hill,
Union township.
W. j. Atkinson, B. F. john
son., Washington township.
A tax Of 4 1-2 mills was levied
for the support of county gov
ernment, and the usual appro-
priations to defray the expenses
Of the different courts were made,
as follows: Circuit courts, S3,-
$40; county county court, 5000;
probate court, S45; chancery
court, $40, and $3.50 for criminal
prosecutions in j. P. courts, for
which the county is liable. Other
appropriations made were; For
assessment and tax books, 5000;
for keeping persons accused and
convicted Of crime in county jail,
S10Q, and for the building and
repairing of public roads and
bridges, S1,o61'55.
a contingent tax OF one half OF
one mill was levied, and from
this levy appropriations were
made as follows: To defray the
expense Of buying public rec
ords, S100, and to delray the ex-
penses Of keeping the paupers
S721. "A.
A three mill road tax was lev
led.
NOTES,
The court adjourned before
noon Tuesday.
AS usual "Uncle Jesse" Porter
Of Highland township was pres
ent. lo is always the Oldest
man in the body.
A contingent levy was made
to defray the paupcr expenses
The paupers are one Of the heav-
lest expenses the county has to
bear, at the rate at which they
are now being kept, and it was
thought advisable TO provide u
cash fund TO meet this expense,
and keep so much scrip off the
market.
A three mill road tax was vo-
ted without any trouble. The
Levying Court last year provided
only a mill and a half for road
purposes, and the necessity for
u larger tax is easily seen, AS
usual there was q strong sentl'
ment among number Of the
Justices for the election Of q Road
Commissioner, but nothing was
done towards the election Of a
Commissioner, 1t was the opin-
ion Of some that the County
Judge might appoint such an of"
lieer,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
SIERRA COUNTY MEN
ARE REFUSED
JAIL
Trio Charged With Murder of
Aged PrOSpeCtor Held For
Preliminary Hearing on Fri
day at HiIISbOro,

Attorney Elfego Baca. who was
called TO Engle, n. NJ. Friday night
to meet Antonio Ruiz. Martin Ramirez
and Pedro Ramirez. who are under
arrest charged with having murdered
an aged prospector in northern Sierra
county almost a year ago, will return
to Albuquerque this morning.
Mr.. Baca wired his office assistant,
Manuel Vigil, yesterday, that he had
accepted the charge of defending the
men and that he had arranged for a
preliminary hearing in Hillsboro on
Friday, October 4. His message indi-
Gated That suspicion is so strong
against them that bail has been re-
fused i'm each case.
Robert Martin, the well known
Sierra county cattleman, arrived in
Albuquerque yesterday. Mr.. Martin
knew few additional details of the al
legged murder, but said sentiment in
the district seemed to hold the men
under strong suspicion Of having been
connected with the death of the un-
known man.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01

new building today. but could not do
SO until the material arrived. Mr..
Rice spent yesterday visiting the pres
ent storehouse. shops. yards and new
tie plant, in company with Il. Scully,
division storekeeper and other local
officials.
Yesterday morning at IL o'clock, To-
cal fire alarm box No. 81, located in
the Santa Fe freight depot. was turned
in and as a result both the shops n
the city fire departments responded,
but no blaze was discovered.
Trouble east Of New Mexico again
delayed the California limited, caus-
ing it TO arrive at 2:4O o'clock. depart
ing foI the west at $3.50 o'clock, a de-
feet in the buffet car delaying the
flyer here more than thirty minutes.
Mr.. ScOvell, a former switchman
in the local yards, has arrived here
from Los Angeles to attend the fair
and visit old friends.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
STOLEN BICYCLE IS
KEY TO IMPORTANT
A R R { s I
NINETEEN YEAR OLD BOY
PROVES GOOD DETECTIVE
Arrested for Stealing Bicycle
He Takes Police to Man
Who Robbed Whitney Co.,

At least one of the men who partici-
pated in the robbery of the Whitney
company store Saturday night. when
twenty-five guns and considerable
other stock was taken. is under arrest
and the police are in possession OF in
formation which win lead to the ar
rest of the other burglars probably
within the neX tw~enty-four hours.
A nineteen-year-old boy, Juan Luz
cero, who was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon on a charge of stealing a bicy-
Gle and who was able to prove his in
nocence of theft. is directly RESPONSE
BILE for the arrest of the burglar, who
taken last night by the police in
a grocery store owned by Eduardo
Chavez on South Second street. next
door to the Eight Spot saloon.
one of the Gross-Kelley cOmpany's
city statesmen reported to the police
several days ago that he had lost his
bicycle. He Vas inclined to think the
bicycle had been taken by mistake
until yesterday he saw young LuCero
riding II down the street. lie stopped
Lucero and caused his arrest. Tho
boy, who is about nineteen years old
stoutly denied having stolen the BIZ
cycle n the salesman believed him,
although the police were inclined tC
hold him for examination. Lucero said
AAA AAAh bVA6hA nv AhA
a Mexican from old Mexico. and that
If left alone for the rest of the day
he could locate the man. After some
consultation the boy vas allowed to
go with the promise that If he did not
the man he would return.
Last night shortly after 8 o'clock,
called up the police stating
he had located his man. Assist
ant Kennedy responded, and in the
grocery store, asleep on a pile
IF potato sacks. he found the Mexican
who The boy said had sold him the BIZ
cycle. The fife made the usual
and was rewarded with three
Colts r%evolvers and a dagger, all Of
which were Immediately identified as
having come from the Whitney CONF
oany store. Lucero was of course not
detained.
The Mexican under arrest gives two
names, and the police have ascer-
aimed that he has been using both OF
hem since he arrived in Albuquerque.
he claims to have acquired the revolt
'ers and the knife from other Next
ans but the police are convinced he
concerned in the robbery and ex-
,ect To take his c-Onfederates during
he day.
Sometimes said Chief McMillin
night. ut takes a long time and a
of hard work to run down a bur
,lary like the Whitney company job.
sometimes we succeed and sometimes
We don't, but this was a good lea like
aking candy from the babies"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
IMPORTANT
TELEGRAMS

CKansas city Daily J%ournal.)
II would astOnish the public 10
know the number. character and
prominence Of the people who are re
covering from Bright's Disease and
Diabetes In this city.
To ascertain If permanent relief has
een effected by the new treatment,
most all Of the local cases that have
e e treated here are OF compara-
lively ecent date. the following wire
was sent TO California, where the new
diuretic has been i'm use the past year
or two.
Kansas CITY. Jan. Is. 1906.
r. a. CROTHERS. Proprietor Bulle-
tin, san Francisco, Cal.
Several prominent citizens OF Kansas
City report wonderful ~recOVeries from
Bright's disease and diabetes by : Of
Compound. Kindly advise US
" successful n permanent results
have been accomplished in your city.
THE JOURNAL COMPANY.
In reply the following wire was re-
ceived from the Evening Bulletin;
san Francisco. Jan. 16. 906
CITY JOURNAL.
Permanent results here. Know a
doctor who Acknowledges absolute re-
coVery from Diabetes. Many authen-
tic cures Of Bright's.
These diseases were considered ia
tai. IL is evident that not alone relief
but a permanent cure OF both chese
dreaded complaints can now ba ef-
fected-Kansas City Daily JourAaL
II any one having knowledge o. a
Of Rright's Disease OF Diatfetes
Will send Us the name and address we.
viii see that they are sent FUN details
,f this important discovery. We feut
for the treatment and have 70 IN Sbct-
J. II. O'RieIly & Co, Druggists Al
buquerQue. y. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01

surprised by The officers, who unex-
p%eetedly ran upon him in the woods.
He Immediately opened fire upon
them M salute was returned, and
Gentry was killed. So It will probably
never be established in court who
killed r.. w. Parker.
Lesiies Are Sentenced.
The motion for a new trial in the
Leslie cow-killing case was presented
to h court by j. f. Wharton. the
defendants attorney, Friday after
noon and was overruled. The court
then sentenced the two defendants,
Robert Leslie, Sr., receiving four
years and $500 fine, while Robert. Jr..
was awarded two years and six
months. with a fine of $500. 1t is
thought an appeal Will not be taken,
although Attorney Wharton declares
he will carry the case up.
The petit jury has been discharged,
and while court viii not adjourn un-
til Monday or Tuesday Of next week,
there Will be nothing done except to
pass on a few motions n demurrers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
RAILROAD NOTES.

Al. Morris, of the Harvey service,
who has been in the city for some
weeks checking up the local curio
stock, has gone to Williams. Ariz.. to
inspect the curio store there.
ITS hard to tell just when the new
storehouse will be built, as we are
unable to get the necessary material
here for some time" said n. NJ. Rice,
general storekeeper of the Santa Fe
system, who left for Winslow last
night To inspect the storehouse there.
Mr.. Rice declared that Contractor An
son was ready to begin work on the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
SOLD A
HIS Ill.,
P|NCk,
AL S~TEPHENS( 10
TO DA1oV
Police Court VeteI
in Clumsy Effort
{. GradPS Name.
for Forty Dollars
In his haste to get tid

In his haste to get tit
forty dollar check vic
he had received for IS
mine, AL. Stephenson a
veteran, overdid the y !
ternoon and was arr ed
Police McMillin aftea
During the afterrn
appeared In Grande'salo1
First street and fdeI
drinks. When his bilad|
cents the bartende'ecj
about the price d
flashed a check for ~ ID
ing the name of E.adiy
Third street merct.
was not dated and baI
came suspicious. Eep1
and Stephenson too hill
had previously eXIed "
tender that he had lived
from Gradi as payt fol
est in a mine. sensdI
rested on West II aviI
forgery Of Gradi'sle Isl
one, but the negle' datA
ing the check waugh
suspicion.
Stephenson hslst
serving a s~entencaifted I
vagrancy. He hsrloot
der to leave town has q
deal of business oliceS
several weeks pgfis
is likely to detair In Al
for an Indefinite d.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
GEORGE SPOONER DIES OF
INJURIES At SANTA EE HOSPITAL

George SpOoner, the Santa re
bridge engineer. who was fatally in
jured recently at ~Bluewater, while at
tempting to beat the Chicago limited
across the Rio Puerco bridge, died
yesterday morning at the Santa Fe
hospital from his injuries. The body
vas taken to the Strong undertaking
rooms, and F. II. Strong yesterday
wired to the relatives of the deceased
in Michigan as to what disposition to
make of the remains.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01

IS THE
TH|k1
Firemen Often
Keeping the sST
Eating Up limitation

The town viii soon b9
down three or four times
the Fire City that is being
Albuquerque to produce /.
spectacular and realistic II
ton that has been billed for1
Rapid progress is being IA
construction Of the buildi1
are all built of wood and
and it is expected they W.
completed by Thursday of
Considerable speculation
INDUCED in by people in
que concerning the kind OF
will be used to produce the
Messrs. Sewers and Harris.
of the fire show, said today
person who has not seen n
ing the Flames exhibition
lutely at a loss to imagine II
effect. The show is not a A
display in any sense Of thdf
is an exact reproduction Oh
fire. Sykrockets and Romt
form no part of the exhibt
fire is tho real thing, and
does IL burn when the blocN
ings are ablaze that il must
by real firemen and real III
tus. The greatest care md
ercised by Chief Roberts an
to prevent the destruction
buildings of the show. and o.
when the performance is ovd
curtain rolls up in front Of d
stand and shuts out the N
the spectators. the firemem
PEELED TO work like madmF
due the angry flames.
a large number of local
be used by the show i'm preI
street scenes, which take
to the time the fire starts.
large number have been EN-
show carries a small army II
ers. but extra people are W
every city visited by the 81 !
Fighting the Flames" ill
est show of its kind in exiIf
the only one that is on thJ :
exhibition carries the only
woman In the world. Belle z
who makes a hair-raising ,
life through smoke and flarl
rope and lands in the arms a
below. Her daring al
slide is from the fifth strI
building.
Performances OF the fire n
be given each night during ha
The performances will begin
and three or four exhibia.
be given nightly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
INCLINED
TO Be VERY
GENEROUS
Announces That Former Gov
ernor Hagerman Will Not Be
Indicted in Connection With
Penn, Development. Co.

Assistant Attorney General Cooley,
who recently made a trip to New
Mexico for "A conference at Santa Fe,
has returned to Washington, meeting
there Mr.. Peyton Gordon. one of the
special assistants for this territory.
Mr.. Cooley seems to think there will
be some prosecutions in New Mexico
and makes the more or less startling
announcement that former Governor
II. J. Hagerman will positively not be
indicted in connection with action
taken by him in the Pennsylvania De-
Velopment company land transaction.
This announcement will come as a
surprise to certain If Mr.. Hagerman's
enemies in New Mexico, who have
been confidently predicting hat he
would be indicted right away, ana
probably hanged. The matter is all
the more interesting in view of the
fact that Cooley is the official who
made the report TO President Roose-
Welt on the Pennsylvania Develop
ment company transaction. in which
he Cooley severely criticized Mr..
Hagerman's action in the matter. The
dispatch conveying this interesting in
formation is from the st. Louis Globe
Democrat of Thursday. and is as fol-
lows:
Washington. Sept 25.-By order Of
the president. Mr.. Peyton Gordon. the
assistant attorney general. who has
been assigned 10 go after the land
frauds in New Mexico. remained over
in Washington instead OF starting for
the southwest today. Tomorrow Mr..
Cooley. another. Of the assistant At
torneys general. will him
to the White House.
The president proposes TO familiar
ize himself with every detail OF the
transaction. The principal company
against which suit is TO be pushed is
the Pennsylvania Development com
pany. backed by many prominent
Pennsylvania politicians and formerly
controlled bv Senator Matt Quay.
There have been persistent reports
that criminal prosecutions were to be
a part OF the administrations plans. /
II has also beer said that former Cow
ernor Hagerman, whose resignation
was asked for by the president within
the year. was to be indicted. This can
be denied by authority Of Mr. Cooley |
himself who said today;
Il can not talk for publication
about the departments plans in de-
tail. but I can say that Mr.. Hager- |
man will not be indicted. and that IL
is my conviction that whatever may
or max not be the facts about his
connection with land matters in the
territory. he Is not guilty Of any moral
wrong"
Barr Insists on Resignation.
Norfolk. Sept so. NJ. Barr. di-
position. who recently resigned that
office. in a letter made public today
finally declined 10 withdraw his res
iruarfnn i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01

you must have good health. You can't have
good health n your liver Is not doing its
huf sure poisoning IL ruing on All
the time under such circumstances Bal
lard-s Herhine makes q perfectly healthy
nver-kecps the stomach and bowels right
and acts a. q tonic Tor the entire system
sold BY J. II ORieliy Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01

Are you Just barely getting sr.-,s |
aid 81 crutehes or a cane? UnIksvj
lost a limb or have a deforrIs~y
lard's Snow Liniment ana In
Joints. OF anything Of like 49, Il
trouble is ~rheumatisnn. lumbap.I -
can throw away your crutchel "a
wei as anyone. Prizes ssc IL
Sold by J. II. O'Rielf @.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01

FOR RENr-Twu complete furnished rooms
for housekeeping with porch flh N sixth
FOR RENTING furnished rooms.
Call at AZ South Arno. Dr. VIII
son. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SALESMAN WANTED-Good man TO
III vacancy. contract balance Of
this year and mex II satisfactory:
commissions with liberal weekly ad-
vance for expenses. J. A. kidwen,
Mgr. b3s-46 Euclid ave, Cleveland,
Dbfp
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FOR RENT-Rooms


ron ~RENT-Twu complete furnished rooms
fi housekeeping with porch tlh ~ sixth
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
eau at az South Arno. DR.. VIII
son. n
FOR RENT ~ Six-room furnished
dwelling, nicely located. first class
In every way $50 per month. Lloyd
Hunsaker, 200 w. Gold.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
in modern house. no sick. 1000 n.
Second 81.
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms,
very desirable for light h~ousekeep-
ing lnquire, PERKINS, 201 w, Central
FOR RENT-Two-room, furnished
cottage 820 So. Edith
FOR HENT-storeroom lately occupied by
the Union Market az 2O7 W Gold avenue
from October D Inquire Borradaile a Co,
lt5 Gold avenue.
FOR KENT Nicely furnished rooms ia
modern house. bath. also rooms Tor Hight
housekeeping. good ncishharhood G16 ".
Coat
ron RENT-Furnished room Tor one or
two gentlemen; bath, electric lights. an
South Edith street
FOR RENT-Furnished front room modern
no health seekers a23 s F1fth street
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, will use Of bath and elec-
tric lights, no sick people or tourists. 1l5
n. nm street
% RENT-Two rooms suitable for llght
housekeeping and one furnished room
Address 2is North Walter street
FOR RENT-Furnished room. 92a south
seventh street q
ron RENr-Nieeiy furnished rooms at
bol So 3rd.
For HENT-Twa nicely furnished rooms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
FOR RENT-DweHinus

FOR RENT-Houses. 4 To s rooms.
furnished and u-nfurnished. W. n.
Medallion, real estate broker. 2l1
West Gold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01

Norfolk. Sept so. NJ. Barr. d.
rector general Of the jamestown OK
position. who recently resigned that
office. In a letter mad public today
finally declined 10 withdraw his res
ignafinn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
\ Village Warfare.

The earlier history Of the little
mountain settlement. from the time
the question Of building a school
house entered into its business affairs.
Is a story Of passion and bitterness.
Al this time, possibly some eight years
ago. the people divided on the loca-
ton OF the school house one fac
ton brought the greater influence 20
bear ON the Officers. and the first
school house was erected on the site
selected by them. A short time after
ward the school house was burned to
the ground Another was built. this
Z on the cround preferred by the
appointed people In the first in
" Zee. and this hous soo followed
~ wake OF the first nc-W
w down a third house was
ma md in a short time 90 was dis
o. have been successfully Wis
Remsshe lncendiary BY his time
l pspuinus we're bitterly assertive OF
lp staple &c and the side they favored
\ " sale. ID time the factions we're al
p, thr.at al1ce n estrangement was
pr eo.os ana N this case the Munsons
ees were identified with
\. martsi lotions.
y tended said. a. complete ne
~ m Gentry. the suspected
Parker. was shot and
NJ p~rsons nccrs a few DAYS after
plra.e pre- III the events upon
"~t TO a was based. lie was
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
FOR SALE-ReaI Estate

FOR SALE-FOrfy-acre ranch, well
improved. IN good location; VIII. d.
vide into two tracts If desired. Lloyd
Hunsaker 205 W Gold.
FOR sALE-Ffve-room house. mod
ern. s35 per month. Address DR.. n.
~ Wilson, AZ $ Arno.
FOR ~sALE-Two cottages ard four corner
lots, cheap Kirster's Cigar Factory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01

wANTED-Gentie delivery horse. Fu-
irelle Furniture Co
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FOR RfNT-i5-room Hat. also 30
room hotel roominE house. W. Il.
McMtllion. real estate broker. 21i
West Gold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01

WANTED-Boarders, for the best TIA
bio board Ia the city. Also "A few
fine rooms for rent 6l5 =. Central
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STORAGE
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A bicycle from Postal Tele-
graph company office. Return to
III ~ Gold ave. and receive reward.
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FOR EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE in Roswell. N NJ, for
property IN this town. call at Los
booming House. South Third
street. Cooper.
Connecticut western news., 1907-11-21

John e. Redmond, the
Irish Nationalist lead
er, speaking at LINER