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their homes; make their wives widows and their children fatherless.
 What was the condition of Thaw's mind at this time? Men, judge your fellow man as ye would be judged, and in order to judge him rightly. place yourselves in the spot where he stood, and surround yourselves with the cir cumstances which surrounded hIm. Do this and you will be able to do him the justice that you promised you would do him.
 MT. Delmas then repeated the testi- mony of those witnesses who testi- fled that in their opinion Thaw was irrational in appearance immediately after the enactment of the tragedy. He also referred to the testimony of Dr. Bngaman. the family physician, who saw Thaw in the Tombs in August, and who testified that at that time Thaw appeared to be suffering from the delusions. MT. Delmas quoted from the record of District Attorney JeromSs promise to call pr. Allan McLane Ham lton as a witness.
 '"The promise was not fulfilled" he said. the learned District Attorneys official pledge was not redeemed, and Dr. Hamilton was not called by him You have right to infer why he was not called. and you have the right to bolster up your inference by the fact that when he called Dr. Hamilton, the learned District Attorney objected to his testifying. What Is the inference that he would have testified that when he visited Thaw two days after the tragedy, he was insane and knew not what he had done.
 AS to the alienists who were called by the State. he did not cross-examine them. Why? Because they did not testify that Thaw was insane. Mir Jerome knew full well that had he asked them that question what the answer would have been.'
 Garyan Objects.
 T must object to that said Assist-
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child, whose beauty had attracted him saw him paying money to the mother to leave the city while he carried out his tiendish plans; saw him lure that child to his vile den; saw him ply her with wine and saw him administer the fatal drug; saw him dishonor the child; saw him kneeling at her feet and kissing the hem of her garment and telling her all women were bad he saw her as he himself had seen her at school; he saw himself carrying her in his arms a s mother bears her child.
 He heard again the terrible story as she told it to him in Paris; he heard again his proposals of hopeless love; he saw himself walking the floor and exclaiming, oh, God; oh, God;' he saw this child about to fall again into the hands of the man from whom he had rescued her; he saw her second rescue; he saw himself leading her to the altar, he saw his months of happiness with her: he heard the words I'll get her back again He saw and heard all this and he struck: struck as does the tigress in the protection of her home; struck for the home, struck for Amer ican womanhood: struck for humanity and this man :ell
 Instrument of Providence.
 If Harry Thaw believes he was the instrument of Providence, who will say he was mistaken?
 Against the great wrongs that had been daily and nightly committed he had appealed to MT. Comstock. agent of the Society for the Prevention of Vice. to the District Attorney and to detectives, and on that night he raised his eyes to God and God at last an swered the cry of the poor fatherless child as he had promised to do thous ands of years ago to the children of Israel. He promised that He would hear and answer their cries, and God redeemed the promise that those who afflicted the fatherless, those would He smite and kill with the sword. destroy
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that letters testa- rncntary under the will of Henry W. Clark deceased. tnls the 1st day of April 1907 issued to the undersigned by J. R Gaston, Judge of Probate Court Montgom- cry County. All persons indebted to said ea-4 tate will make stttlement with undsrsiRr- ed and all persons holding claims Rgainst said estate must present the same for pay required by law.
 UNION BANK & TRUST COMPANY. Executor Estate Henry W. Clark. deeeanea.
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You remember the incident at Da- ly's Theatre, when Harry rhaw and his wife and friend sat in box and Stanford White came into a box op- posite them. When Harry Thaw look ed into those eyes which had leered on the poor mangled form of the wo- man beside him, those eyes. into which so many girls had gazed as they went down to ruin, his face became as chalk and he trembled with emotion. You have heard the story, heard it from the trembling lips of Evelyn her self.
 "She says: Another time we were go- ing up Broadway in an electric ham som and at Herald Square MT. Thaw suddenly saw Stanford White. I think he had fight right there. He cried. sobbed, bit his nails and carried on like that for fifteen minutes. He shook and trembled all over. He moaned, clinched and unclinched his hands but his agitation showed most ly in his eyes.
 This condition Delmas attributed to the many infamies which TEaw be- lieved Stanford White was perpetrat-
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LEGAL NOTICE.
:. II THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH,
Attorneys.

E. H THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
IRICT OF COLUMBIA. holding a District
Court. In re The extension OF Harvard street
Columbia Heights District OF Column Ia- Dis
trict Court. No 72I---NOJice is hereby given
that the Commissioners OF the District OF
Columbia, pursuant 10 the provisions OF the
act OF Congress. approved January p. 1907.
entitled An act for the extension Of Har-
ward street, Columbia Heights, District OF
Columbia have hled a petition in this court
praying the condemnation OF the land necss-
sary FOR the extension OF Harvard street Co
Lurnoia Aelghts, In a straight line with q
width OF sixty feet, more or less, g Six
teenth street northwest, upon such lines as
the Commissioners o. the District OF Column
bia deem most advantageous 20 the abut-
ting property. as shosn on a plat OF map
Med with the said petition as part thereof.
experienced, disluterested men. who shall be
freeholders within the District OF Column ia
not related 70 any person Interested IN these
proceeelngs ana not IN the service or en-
ploynent OF the District OF Columbia OF OF
tbs United States. De summoned by The
United states Marshal 1or the District OF
Columbia 20 assess the 6AnaEss each owner
OF it1i to be taken may sustain BY reason
OF tnt said extension Of said street and the
condemnation or the land necessary for the
purposes thereof, and 80 assess as benefits
resulting therefroul the entire amount of said
damages, plus the costs OF this proceeding
upon the land abutttng upon the said street
70 be extended. and also upon all other pieces
or parcels OF land which the jury may ind
viii be benefited by the said extension OF the
said street. II Is by the court, this 2lst day
OF November, a D. -s07 ordered that al
persons having any interest IN these procsed-
ings be, and they are hereby, warned and
commanded 90 appear In this court On OF be-
gore the 20TH DAY OF DECEMBER A d.
1907, at 10 O'Clock a. m. and continue IN at
tendance until the court shall have nade
It's final order ratifying and Confirming the
award OF damages and the assessment OF
benfits OF the jury 10 be impaneled and sworn
herein. and Il is further ordered that q COPY
or this notice and order be published once IN
the Washington Law Reporter and on SIX
secular days IN the Washington E,venfno
Star, the Washington Herald. and The Wash
ingtOn Times. newspapers published in the
said District. commencing at least twenty
days before the said 20th day or Deceunbay
A D. 1907. Ii Is further ordered that a con-,
OF this notice and order be served bv re
United States Marshal. or his deputies ,,r,,,-
such Of the owners Of the land 10 BE- con-
deulled herein rs may be found BY the SAD
marshal or his deputies within the Dfsfrfrs -
Columbia and upon the tenants and o-.~,-
pants OF the same before the SAID mir Seg
Of December. A D 1907. Rv the co,,-+.
JOB BARNARD. Justice. A true COPY
Test: iSeaD- J. r. YOUNG. CTert as
z CUNNINGHAM Assistant clerk
Dn25-st sxsg
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ROLLER SKATES

ROLLER SKATES FOR CHRISTMAS. Teavs
your order today 50 you viii have them in
time FOR the holidays Barney & Berry rink
skates, 81 Winslow rink skates, S4 Union
Hardwars rink skates, s.. -. Open evenings
until go. c T. HUNTER. lis Pa. ave. NV.
nO26-tf
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TELEGRAPHY

LEARN INSTRUMENTATION Because. On
account OF eighJ-hour law recently enactsi
~. 600 telegraph operators are wanted-70. OO0
more than can be secured Twenty Etuds5ts
who first clip and present or send this notice
to Draugh on' s-SpenCerisR College. corner Or
and D NV. may pay SIS OF tuition after
position Is secured. Draughon's students get
practice on regular railway wires. Send for
booklst on Telegraphy. Bookkeeping Short
hand. etc. also taught. NIGHT and DAY
POSITIONS secured or MONEY BACK. Cata-
loEue FREE. ucla-75r
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N0N-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE JUNOD-the Vacuum-nethod OF en-
forcing-ItE STORING-th CIRCULATION OF
the BLOOD Is a pronounced success in the
cure OF LOMOTOR-ATAXIA BRIGHT'S
DISEASE. RHEUMATISM NEURITIS
PARALYSIS, and those serious PHYSICAL
and MENTAL CONDITIONS that result from
OVER WORK. ACCIDENTS WORRY or
AGE.
\ special invitation Is extended 20 al
persons afflicted with LOcomOtOr-Ataxia or
any OF the e-so-caIled-Maladies 10
investigate this method. An interview with
the following wei known persons Go whom
REFER may assist you IN forming an opIn-
ton . the value;
HON. MARTIN DODGE
Mr.. J. J. NOCNAN.
Mr.. A. b. RUFF.
MR. " J. SEOWALTER
Mr. R. ~. BROWN.
Mr.. GEORGE T. DALTON.
NIX. ROBERT HARN Ely.
MR. GEORGE W. CANNON.
Mr.. Il. ZIMMERMAN.
Mr. c. h kEACH
Mr. CHARLES WHEELER
G. p. GEHRING. RI d.
Consultation and treatment at your houes
II desired
CONSULTATION AT OFFICE FREE
PROF. H y. D. PARKER
l424 New York Avenue N w
hours 10 10 5. sundays, 10 20 l.
Lady Assistant uooA -
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SALESLADY OF good address in jeuelrv
store; experience in Jewelry not neces sary
Call Thanksgiving morning. 1897 F st. II
VEGETABLE cooks, storeroom women help
for hotels. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY.
5o5 10th st. NV. no25-gt
WAITRESS-Experienced head waitress who
understands handling help; good pay Adj
dress BOX 7l7 Times Office. no25-st
WOMAN-Neat woman, cooking and house
work. Call at once; private family. 1871
Church st. II
WOMAN-Settled colored woman cook. wash
iron; Family OF three; stay nights; bring ref-
erences. 1888 18th. no3s-2t
WOMAN for housekeeping; no washing or
ironing; good home; small family. 1870 =
81. ne 49, o.
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WANTED

We viii require n large force OF
additional help IN all departments
Tor the holidays. The services Of
those with some experience IA sell
ing goods are prefeired-but we
VIII also have openings for bright
girls OF no experience who are
offered tho opportunity OF earning
spending money for Christmas and
az the same time gaining valuable
business experience. Apply at once
70 GANAGER, GoLDENBERG'S.
eth and X.
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE-Automobile; seats four: viii sell
very cheap Apply at 81 18th 81. Sc nos7-st
FOR SALE-A nve-p2ssenEer two-cylindsr
touring car, IN perfect condition, q rars bsr-
gain Maxwell runabouti drst-clasa order
THE DEWEY GARAGE
1913 L ST. y. ". Phone y. Isl
81
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RICHARDSON'S PRACTICAL WORK SHOP
Keys made; locks repaired; electrical WORK;
glass installed Phone or postal
nOl5-s0t Z1ls 18th ST. " W
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GOOD quality hoor oil cloth &c yard; 4 Il.
curtain poles and fixtures 1sc: carpet lining
&c and &C per yard KLEEBLATT' 5, I1th and
II SITS. ne ocIT--5t
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I,oUNa LADY to work In candy store. 17O5
Asa 81 hH' no2s-st
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE,

CHAMBERMAID-By respectable colored girl
place as chambernaid in private family or
boarding mouse. 1908 22d ST. NV II
GIRLS-Two neat girls. places general work
ers, cham bernaaid, or nursing. Inquire lsg5
18th ST. NV.
NURSERY neat coloned girl, nurse: one
who loves children; has reference. 2ii4 F sf
NV. -
PLACE as chambermaid OF nurse By coloree
girl; $3.50 a week. 4l9 L St NV. no26-3t
WASHING-By n respectable colored woman
washing to take home. Address 10Y Fenton
place NV no26-2t
SITUATION by cooks. houseworkers. wait
resses. chambermaids. laundresses; city ref
erences: every day. PHILLIPS EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY, Main 2504, 500 eth st. NV
no25-5t
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WINDOW SHADES

1fADE 70 order; lowest quotations; estimates
furnished. viii call with samples RT-NT-
LETT SHADE FACTORY. 17tn and X St..
NV. ro2e-7r
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GOOD quality opaque shades &c: best quality
oil opaque shades 60c. hung free: VIII call
with samples kLEEBLATTS nth and 81
sts- ne ocl7-tf
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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
High grade Bunscs and China Closets Al
sacrifice prices. Sanitary Couches SIS ~
X St nv. oc2s-s9s
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SHOPPER WEEK-S1.oo.

Diamonds. watches and jewelry; write q
n02f-It
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HELP WANTED.
BY
5. KAHN. SONS & co.

We wish to employ 100 experienced sales
women; also a number OF bright ambitious
young women who wish to learn the business
OF selling goods.
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WILL CALL and make keys anywhere IN
city; locks put on and repaired. electric bells:
drop postal or phone North Secq. WI
CULLIGAN. 207 II 81 NV nn9-90t
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For those who show ability and proper IN
terest we have permanent places. Apply TO
Superintendent before 10 a. m.
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NORTHWEST.

LEDDON PHARMACY, 1910 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER, n. Cap. and r SITS ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID and = SITS.
+. J. DUNCAN q CO.. Druggists. 9Th and X
SITS.
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. sth and f SITS. ne.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY large manufac-
turtr OF a staple article wants responsible
pailes 10 act as branch managers IN all
lending cities; VIII be necessary 70 have
some capita 70 take stock In company: COM
pany viii carry all merchandise in branches
reference required. Address BOX 657. Times
ONCE nOzZsZ5.Z
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GEORGETOWN
+. p. WELLER Pharmacy. 25s4 II 1T nv.
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NINE DAVIS. born clairvoynnt and card read
er, removes spells. evil influences. gives good
luck 1ZZS 18th st NV. give me- call. ro26-30t
NINE. ZENITA. formelsy 1916 7th. moved 70
lzzS 9TH nv. no20-7t
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\. =. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol sts.
ROACH DRUG CO, Sth and SITS.
II. S FEALY, NV cor nth and Pa ave-
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

BOARD and rooms Tor self. wife. and SON.
aged sew nteeu. brcakfas and dinner only
fCr self and son during w. aek. not partial 70
local. s.. price must be Ideraro. Mr.. j. $
VIC SINS. Pension Once. no28-2t
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.
DOGS given away 90 good homes. Apply
DOG SHELTER. Bethesda. Nd, on TenIey-
town electric road. MOIST
PETS + .OR XMAS GIFTS. HARTZ NOUN
tain ca.laries from 81 Up: young parrots
gOldhshes, rabbits, dogs, cats, guinea pigs
monkeys. fancy pigeons, and poultry.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. IL 18th ST. no20-tf
HARTZ MOUNTAIN canarfes. 81 Up; also
Eoldinches, parakeets. parrots. monkeys
cockatoos. macOius. gold nsh, dogs. rabbits
guinea pigs LES BIRD STORE. 1851 5th
- ocls-tf
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SOUTHWEST.
Y HUGO EISENBEISS. eth aud B streets.
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ANACOSTIA
BURYs PHARBdACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson sta.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BARBERs-Two BARRIERS wanted at once. Is
{ 81. NV. no2T-2t
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LIFE INSURANCE policy for sale: in for Ten
years Address MRS. EWERS. Brooks place,
Congress Heights. n1Z5-et
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SPIRITUALIsM.

IF YOU WISH advice and information on
any subject, call % SCI MR. MILLION and
get a psychic reading OF independent slate
writing These private sittings give prac-
teal Information. slZ Eye ST. NV no25-5t
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nANS1NG.
The WENDHAM, 4s1 18th nw.-Lessons. SOC.
lessons, $3.50; class, 1880 every Tues. Thurs :
SAL. Guarantees TO teach you. Prof Wyndhan
y26-tf
PRIVATE DANCING lessons, SOC; waltz and
two-step guaranteed lessons: class 81
month; ball room for rent Sc TO S.. Address
With stamped envelope, BOX 4s5. Times
Office. no2s-7t-exSu
MISS COULTER. professor OF dancing: pri-
vate lessons, 60c IL you can walk I can
teach you 10 waltz 2O1 1 st NV. Phone
NJ 1888. Advanced classes Tuesday ana sri
day. to IL Ball room for rent nOs sou
DANCING STUDIO.
sI2 EYE ST. y. W.
Class Tuesday and Saturday evenings a..
8 2. m Competent instructors Private los
soils by appointment. Ballroom for rent 10
select parties Clog buck and wing dane.
Ing taught by expert. Phone II. "a .ocSo-sOt
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. face and scalp:
wrinkles blemishes removed. Mrs. LYDIA
JOHNSON. n. q. tgrac uated IL Sweden),
lz1z 9 ST. NV. Trial treatment. 5oc. NJ 5sIs-M.
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WANTED-FUPNITURE.

SPOT CASH PAID for furniture. carpets.
stoves. Iric-a-brac. and all kltds OF house
hold goo Be-. BAUNrS FURNITURE SHOP.
18th and u SITS. NV. Phone North 1913. BeZ4-tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-TO hire or buy a good sound
hotse- COLLIER * BROsNAHAN, 81 and II
NV no2T-3t
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

DELAWARE AVE. NE. 254-Pleasant sunny
front room: private family near Capitol and
Library. no27-zt
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BROOKL4AND. d. c.
ARTHUR II. 7. LUERSSEN Drug Store
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
r. L. CARNE S CO.. 7O5 King st.
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COOKS, chambermaids, light houseworIxers
laundresses. Mattresses. white and coiored
bring references; wages Sl2 So. 500 s25
monthi every day. $40 9TH ST. NV PHIL
LII : E-MF L0f MENF AGENCY no25-5t
WE TEACH Pitnan. Graham, Gregg. Barnes
ana the Syllable systems 70 to 100 words per
minute IN 100 hours guaranteed. Positions
STENoGRAPHIC ACADEMY, Colorado bldg.
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LEGAL ADVICE free. Divorces a specially
BOX 7i2, Times Office. MOIST
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W AAs 1EO-AOOAo
WANTED-By lady who works IN Office
room and board for self and child IN the
Southwest section BOX 1aS. Times ONCE.
no27-3t
WANTED-Two furnished rooms. for Hight
housekeeping, rent must be reasonable; state
price. Address $50 sth St ne. no35-2t
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Quay Valley
COrrespondenCe

li'NltlN'lN
The good old Misunderstanding in the
protracted meetings are Ovcr for this
summer, We suppose. We are sorry.
Rev. and Mrs Waller. the Baptist
pastor OF this church, held "A nine
days meeting. His sermons and his
and his wife,s presence with us
were greatly enjoyed. Much good
was accomplished, there being a few
Joined by letter and seven baptised.
The baptiSing took place at the Mid
dleton tank close to the Cap Rock.
Miss Cordie Holmark and Mr.. John
Massage were married on the the 7th
at the home of the bride. Quite "A
number were present and Il good
many presents were given them.
They We're married 10y Bro. Waller.
We are sorry To have to record the
death OF Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman'S lit
tie baby on the 9Th and of Mr.. and
Mrs, Halls live year old daughter. a
few days later. We extend our sym
pathy to the bereaved ones
Rev. Turner, the Methodist pastor
of this place, closed a tive days meet
ing last night.
We are sorry 70 record Mrs. Lay
cock, Mr.. Halls baby and DR.. Rogers
baby or the sick list.
Miss Ola Robertson is visiting rela-
tives In Kansas.
Among the several applicants for
this school Miss Springer was chosen
as teacher. AUNT SALLIF.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership of Garcia & Ulibarri,
Thompson, Garcia & Co., Ulibarri
* Noyes, .Ulibarri & Foreman is
this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. All accounts owing to these
firms will be paid to Foreman &.
Sparks, and accounts against those
firms will be presented to Foreman
& Sparks for payment.
August 10, 1907.
G.. c. FOREMAN,
46-4t LUCIANO ULIpARpI
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Summer stock ut cost, and We
mean it too.--A. lowell X Co. 46ti
Mrs. W. n. Crohord, iull grad
uate III Piano and Harmony will
teach a limited number OF pupils
at her residence. VIII start class
October l., or 46.ti
Ice Cream made from Jersey
Cream from Hutchinson, Kansas
Pioneer Drug Store. 44ti
Low Quarters, Muslin Under
wear, Lace Hosiery, Summer
Gauze, Ladies' Shirt Waists,
Children's Caps and Millinery at
cost while they last. Come early
and get your pick.
THE RACKET STORE,
46tf A. lowell & Co., Prop.
FOR RENT-Five rooms, sec
ond story OF Carter building.
Suitable for Offices. See w. +
Glenn or Harry X. Grubbs. 4s-t
Patterson e. Donohoo ut the
Court house get reports every day
from the land office. 1ztf
FOR SALE-Horses, Mules
and Mares-5o head to pick from.
Will trade for hogs and COWS or
will buy.
Gus MATHIS.
4ott Tucumcari, NJ. M.
Heavy anchors and Cedar Fence
Posts at Foxworth-G albraith Co.
42tf
Foxworth-G albraith Co., have
the celebrated Hodge fence in 4,
4 and 5-foot lengths. See them be-
fore fencing. A2tt
foHWorth-Galbraitb Co., are now
handling n nice line of Paints and
Oils. ,otf
10 buy Lots i'm the Smith
Addition is better than a
deposit in a Saving Bank.
$40 cash $1Oa month";, no
iufarect oo +o
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Watch the Racket Store for
Bargains for the next thirty
days. A6tf