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Woodruff County news., 1907-01-17
THE STATE CONNECTS.

Warden, F. E. P. Brooks with his camp of state convicts were re- moved Tuesday, to Fakes, where they will continue the laying of heavy steel on the Memphis and Bald Knob branch of the Iron Mountain railroad. While in camp in our city they received a very liberal share of the generous ity and hospitality of the people of McCrory and surrounding country.
 Last Sunday their dining tables were loaded with good eatables of every kind among which were the best of cakes, pies, chickens etc., prepared for their Sunday dinner by the good people of our town. Rev. A. c. Cloves preached 8 fine sermon to the men of bondage in the afternoon, at the Methodist church. MT. Jas. Trailer, con- vict, made an excellent talk to the congregation which was appreciat- ed by everyone.
 In bidding us goodbye they very kindly and greatly thanked those who so willingly exhibited their sympathy by their words and actions as can be seen in the fol lowing article which was handed us for publication.
 To THE CITIZENS OF MCCRoRY:
 Your editor has been kind enough to allow HIS space in his paper to express to you, one and all, our appreciation for the many tokens of kindness shown us dur ing our stay in your midst.
 Words are powerless to express our deep gratitude and we are un- able to express our heartfelt thanks for the interest manifested in our behalf and we will ever cherish fond memory for your generous hospitality. May your efforts stand as monument to at- test the beauty and granduer of your character and the glory and subl1mity of your achievement. So with thanks to all, we bid you adieu.
 Camp No. 79.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-17

both for and against college course. As to the propriety of it let it be said that it all depends on so many circumstances that di- rect answer is impossible. That every yonng man or woman should go to college is just as nonsical as that no one should go at all. Real genius is independent of all con- ditions, and hence some of the worlds greatest men never enter ed a college door. Such was the case of Abraham Lincoln. It al- ways seems to us that a college ed ucation would have spoiled him and crippled his race genius. But all such men have a training of some kind and equal to college education.
 But on the other hand all other things being equal, a college edu- cation is necessarily of great value.
 The college cannot change the nature of men or women. If they go into college as impracticbles they will as a .rule come out the same. A college develops, but does not create. Itis an artificial institution and not supernatural one. The question of going to college or not can only be solved by knowing the man or woman, the college and the circumstances incident to the ease. Here, as in all cases, every tub must stand or it's own bottom. Individuality must be consulted. Many persons will not take an education any more than some coarse rough stones will not take a polish. Tc attempt to educate them is tC throw away time and money. Itis to encourage false ambitions and
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-17

to breed d1sappointments. On tbo contrary, supposing the possession of a good mind and characto, there is nothing that can add to its power and usefulness like a col lege education. Here the mind ;s taught to work. The foundat;on may be laid for all future growth and development. A college ad. ucation of the right kind and in the care of the right person is can. ital invested and we'll invested r. is not simply money investment but also a mind and heart invest ment and brings pleasure and en. joyment to all the subsequant lifA Hence go to college, if at all DOS. sible.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-17
DEVlEM.
By Our Regular Correspondent.

By Our Regular Correspondent.
 Miss Nellie Gray, of McCrory, was in our town. Tuesday.
 Some are losing their meat that was killed some time ago. This is real spring weather.
 c. M. Crossett made a business trip to Augusta, Tuesday. He re- turned Wednesday.
 DeView will soon have a black smith and wagon shop. A gentle man from Grays is fixing up the Burkett shop which will be great help to the farmers of this neigh borhood.
 There is no necessity for man being without work, for hands are in demand. Yet you can see men
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-17
MR. KRArIER WRITES.

our friend, B. c. Kramer, a former editor of the News, who is now residing in Santa Cruz, Cal ifornia, a city on the Pacific coast, writes us requesting that we send him the News.
 THE LETTER.
 SANTA CRUZ, CAL,
 Jan. 9, 1907. WALTER RANEY,
 MCCRoRY, ARK. DEAR WALTER:
 Enclosed find post-ofice money order for $1.00 for which please send me the WOODRUFF COUNTY NEWS to the following ad. dress, E. c. Kramer, No. 16 Towne St., Santa Cruz, Cal. would have ordered the NEWS sooner but have not been in one place long enough to justify. Wishing the NEWS, it's editor and all its readers a most prosper ous year for 1907, I am as ever.
 Your Friend,
 B. c. KRAMER.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-17
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 If the editor desires to donate anything at any time to any cause, he must do so out of his own pocket. as he is held responsible foI the space. Respectfully,
 THE NEWS
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-17

When a man pursuing the daily peaceful avocations of life eoas around with a revolver on his per. son, it is prima facie evidence that he is either a fool or a crimi. nal, and in either case he ought to be locked up.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-17
WHY GOTO COLLEGE?

You often hear it asked, should a young man or woman go to col legea Nowadays the thing of going to college or not is in the air. We hear it discussed great deal and hear many arguments
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sitting around town whittling on soft pine, such is life. DeView needs a few more houses.
 The roads are in fearful con- dition, yet people will attempt to haul heavy loads.
 Miss Pattie, of Louisville, Miss. arrived Saturday and will act as governess for MT. and Mrs. Gid Starks.
 If the people will not back up the officers they will be unable to keep "blind tigers" out of DeView township.
 MARRIED Sunday, January, 13, 1907, MT. Ed Wright to Miss Mary Ford, at the home of the brides father, MT. Jeff Ford. Esq. Watson officiating.
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News Of Vienna, Va.
!, corresnondenee az The Star.

VIENNA, Va, January IA. 1907.
Fire last evening about o'clock COM
pletely destroyed the large barn and out
buildings on the farm Of Mr.. Winfield U.
Thompson near Vienna. Through the he
roic effort of neighbors the stock was saved.
The cause of the conflagration is unknown
Mr.. George A. Woodland, who has been a
resident here for about five years. left this
morning for Kansas, where he will perma-
nently reside.
The town council recently ordered the
macadamizing Of the principal streets ana
walk will also be laid on Park street to
connect with the new electric subetation.
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Piasterers to the number OF 100 employed
ON the construction work of the jamestown
expositfon have made good their threat to
strike, and declare that they win not re-
turn to work unless their demands are COM
piled with.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
1921 Mass. ave-. II rooms. ? baths. -. $500 90
1880 Vermont ave- 10 rooms baths. SO. 80
1923 NV Or and BIZ. ~. ...~...... go 90
2733 Ontario ave- rooms and ba tn. 49,. As rs
1913 18th st. NV. IL rooms and bath. 1880
1927 Riggs st. W.. ~ rooms and ba tn. =. 40 so
1902 18th NV 7r and b., latrobe heat. 40. so
1911 st. nw. Or. and b.................356 SO
1905 Sd me-. ST. and b., furnace heat..... 80. so
713 18th ST. ne Or and b............... $50
3O24 18th ST. 7r. and b.. steam heat..... q. 50
104 X NV, 8 rooms and bath .......... 25.J0
233 / NV rooms and bath ........ PISS
1914 Evart ST. Me-, Or. & b. latrobe heat 20. so
1892 18th nw 8 rooms .............. 20.5O
$40 18th me-, rooms and bath ........ 20.50
500 10th me- ST. and b................. 1850
APARTMENTS.
The Lawrence, 1922 10th ST., 5r. and b. IS. 90
The yivans 1723 G st. NV, 5r. and b. 1000
The Viyans Ar and b,.,............... So. 90
The Lawrence 1922 18th St. 5r. and b. .. 1000
The Navarro, 2l5 e st., 6r and b. n so
The Navarro, 2l5 T. NV, 5r and b. $500
The Navarro. 215 E NV, Ar. and b. ..... $500
STORES.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
pANY, REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR RENT-ONLY $3.50.
THE BEST HOME IN THE CITY FOR THE
PRICE; BETTER THAN MANY $500
HOUSES SEMI-DETACHED.
Centrally located in square occupied by re-
fined white tenants.
No. 631 Pickford street, between 9Th and 9th,
and G ne.
Six rooms, ALL LARGE, modern bath. porce-
lain tub, gas and coal range, cabinet mantels,
SIDE YARD.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
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For Rent-Cor. 10th & ne, large sto &dwg. s35 90
s07 AZ sw sto&dwg $s5 90 3t3 II sw. sto&dwg % so
465 sw, Or. ami. .2S50l I'd & sw sto&3r 16- 30
429 Del Az. water sol 366 sw. or water. 350
60s sw. 81, water u sol 9os az e.5r,wa g. 80
lao Sc 81, water loci 1885 I'D Or water 90
8 sw. r,water. 600 B. Leonard $50 ~ ct
taI2-3ts
FOR RENT-l105 ST. NV, 2-ST0RY FRAME
cottage; Z rooms; large yard trees. &C.; SO. So
623 Morton ST. NV. brick; rooms hot and
jsI2.st IuriiER L. APPLR, si2 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

2os a ST Sc. 70 rooms and bath $50. so
1O1 Bowen road sr. and bath; 30 acres. 5000
I237 3Ofh st NV 10 rooms and bath. -. $500
400 Maine ave. s.w.. II rooms and bath. 81 90
1927 n J. ave. NV. 9 rooms & b.; heated. 81. 90
Gil n J. ave Nv rooms and bath. -. q. so
3S Porter st ne 8 rooms and bath. 49,. 20. so
1902 n ] ave- NV, 6 rooms and bath. $50
31O Seaton St Me-, 6 rooms and bath. 80. so
1924 Ingraham NV, rooms and bath. 1880
1923 9Th st ne rooms IA. 40
1923 ii St ne 8 rooms .................12.0o
IS Jackson St ne S rooms. ............. $50
1888 N. ]. ave. NV, 5r., b.; heated . $27 so
2639 Va ave. NV. rooms and bath. 1900
CAYWOOD GARRETT. 1921 N. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT
lJg G sw. 7r.w&g $22. 90
Dot al sw. sto&dw.
ami ............3 30. Oc
:33 18Th sw. Tor. ami30. ~
is09 18th NV 81. a MIL. 90
:iaif x n Sc. gro
Gerry stand. ..---.@. 90
81 Va sv sw Or ami. is. &c
cps ~ sw. 6r.w&s. l6. &c
1TT \ sw. Or. w&s. Is. &c
1870 Az sw. Ar. ID
d. imps. 0C
;2j NJ sw. Orb. was. l2-5C
T03 Ith sw. I'd O. Ar,
W * s..........l2.G
fJG = sw. ar, was. 10. sc
Phone Main 23a6.
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1922 Union. Or, was. f1.5
is45 l4th NV. Tor.
ami. ..--........ 80. 80
a03 10th sw. anli30. so
tt3 + sw. Sr. ami. 80. so
l25S Az sw Or. ami 20. so
las Az sw Or. ami 10. so
ZOOS Va sw, Sr. was is. so
40 9th sw, Or. w&s. Is. so
$40 Nd sw. 3r. I'd q IA 90
.0J II sw. 5r. was. IL. so
40 n Sc. Or. WIS ~. so
200 NJ sw. Or. w&s. 10. so
500 18th Sc, Or. w&s 10. so
I65 Z sw, 3r. Sd d. 10. so
CHAS. III. PARKER,
AS Az ST. w.
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FOR SALE STORE AND 8 ROOMS AND BATE
near I'd and L SITS. nv. for 100.
DAVID MOORE. 1928 n. 7. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT
Excellent house street ne. half square from
car line: In excellent order; u rooms ana Dath
A rare bargain.
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)R RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA,
Gar Louisiana ave- NV

FOR RENT-BY JAMES r. SHEA,
CAB Louisiana ave. NV.
l21 Md. ave. me-, lar. ba., steam heat. 1855 o.
9O5 NJ st. NV, II rooms. bath. furnace. 80 90
1641 st. NV. 10 rooms. bath. .......,. 40 90
1870 18th NV. Dr., bath, furnace. ....... 90 90
1880 st. NV. IL rooms bath. ....... 1000
zoe st. NV, Sr., tiled bath, furnace. 80
85l I'd ST. ne. 8 rooms bath. ............ 80. 80
S12 st. NV, rooms, b., upper floors. :. $500
1902 Sd st. NV, rooms, BATH furnace. p. so
7O3 Sth st. s.e., fiat, 5r., tiled BATH heat. ESQ
1867 N. G. ave- ne, CIR, tiled b. furnace. 27.60
72S 5th st. re-, rooms, bath, furnace. $3.50
$40 LIST at. Sc. rooms. bah, furnace. -. $3.50
1919 10th at. n W., fur fat. rooms bath. 5000
40 ct. NV rooms, bath. ............ q. 40
Sl4 18th ct. me-, fat, 6r., bath. cellar %. 80
8i4 18th st. ne, nat, Or, bath, CELLAR. 20 80
51s 18th ST. ne rooms bath cellar. =. 2260
1912 Sd st. s.w., rooms. bath. ........... 70 20
62S St s.w., 6 rooms, bath. ............. q 90
1888 N. ]. ave. NV, fat. rooms, bath. =. q so
643 La. ave. NV. entire I'd aoor. ........ 1000
2519 Pa. ave. NV. rooms. bath. 1000
824 NJ st. s.w., 6 rooms. bath. ........... 20 40
1927 18th st. NV, rooms, I'd floor. 1900
$40 Norris st. me-, fat, rooms, bath. 1880
1872 18th st. ne, rooms, bath. ......... 1880
1877 ST. ne, rooms bath. ........... 1s 40
1919 10th St NV fat rooms, bath :. =. 10 90
S433 BrigL. wood ave. NV, hat, Or, bath. II so
65O1h Newton st. n.w., fat, B rooms. bath. 16. 40
800 14th ST. sw. rooms, water. ......... 10 90
236 1919 ST. s.w rooms water......... IS. ~
327 18th ST. NV 1 store room ........... 1890
1874 Sd st. s.w., store and dwelling: ...... 1870
127 Prospect st. me-, rooms water ID. 90
Ridge road, D. c., cottage. 10 rooms, BATH 1890
1907 18th st. Sc, rooms, water. ....... 1900
1919 N. j. ave. Sc. rooms, water. 800. IL. 40
GIL G St NV. large room Sd floor. $50. II 90
Rear 1913 21st st. NV, rooms, water. $40
ja12
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brick dwelling; Will be rented 10 desirable tenant
81 low rental. T. A HARDING, 1915 G. st.
NV. tal2-d eSu.tf
FOR RENT-BY GEO NJ. SIZE. $40 NV
lbs 18th NV, i2rs b., eel. beau. dec. SEQ 90
s<0T Holmead ave. NV. Srs.. b.........- $3.50
ca ne, srs., b..:........-........... $3.50
TO 18th NV. 5rs.. b...................$2 SIS. so
2U2s n. Cap. 81. 5rs.. b. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs. so
CoIyORED TENANTS
l222 Kirby NV. 6rs.. h. ................. 20. so
Jaie-3t'e Su GEO. n. sLYE. go NV.
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tOR REM
On Irving street NV, new house JUST competed
bv one OF III, best builders of the city; rooms
and handsome bath; nicely papered and dec
Grated.
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FOR RENT
GOT G STREET NV.
UNFINISHED HOUSES.
11O7 st. NV, rooms and bath, fur. O.b0
1924 LIST St. NV. rooms and bath. ..... 1000
134S Az ST. s.w., rooms and bath. ....... 1880
615 18th st. se., rooms and water. 1900
2S01 4th st. ne. 4 rooms and watere 1850
APARTMENTS
1910 7th st. NV. 80 $685. G0Gs rms and bath. $3.50
2o4 East Capitol st., store and rooms. .$37 80
WAREHOUSES;.
LIST and lexington place n.e., g. 900 square feet
Of floor space, SIS per month. de29-tf
FOR RENT
UNFINISHED
1I24 ST., rooms and bath. ........... $50 90
1920 Sherman ave., IL rooms and bath ., As 90
IT'S Oregon ave-, 10 rooms and b., per mo. $500
1882 l4th ST.. rooms and bath. 80
46l Fla. ave-. rooms and bath. ........ BIZ so
So Eye ST.. o rooms and bath. $3.50
1725 N. ]. NV, rooms and BATH. 2250
FOB st. me-. rooms and bath. ........ 2050
Ills B st. e. rooms and bath. ....... 1880
1720 st. s.e., rooms and bath. 1870
1922 st. Sc, rooms and bath. 1880
FLATS.
ID. Sd and 4th hrs.. 18r and baths. mo. 100 %
1926 N. Y. NV, Sd floor. Or. and b.. $3.50
l126 Conn. ave-, rooms and bath. ...... $500
COLoRED TENANTS.
IS st. Sc. 9 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
1882 14th ST., large room. ............... 5000
l704 st., LIST door. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. xZ.5O
713 18th ST. NV:
l425 st.. I'd and Sd doors, per month. $500
de3l-tf GASCH BIRGE. 1926 N. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-l9O4 9TH NV. Or, ANIL $50. 90
248 11th Sc, fiat rooms, ami. 1890
1873 Sc, 6r. g.. & w................... 1900
142 " s.e.. 6r.. 8. & w................... 1900
TO s.w.. 6r., g. & w.................. 1880
1908 Half s.w.. 6r., g. &w.........,..... 100
800 9th s.w., 8r.. ami. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
ja12-3t' JOHN QUINN, 18th and E SITS. sw.
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Rent SIS 80.
N l.. SALISBURY, 1927 18th Street NV
ja l. IN. ". III, salt
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gEMI-DETACHED COTTAGE
for O. $50 and on easy terms: 0 rooms and attic
tiied bath; good cellar; hot-water heat; $lt
monthly will Get Il.
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APARTMENTS
4l9 NV. I'd floor. ba.. hot-water heat. Or .$35 so
500 ST. NV. I'd floor. 2 rooms. ......... 1900
$40 st. ne. I'd floor and basement, rooms 10 90
BACHELOR APARTMENTS.
4lp W., I'd dr. ba, INV. hit (fur), 3r. $25 90
UNFURSISHED ROOMS.
439 9th st. n.w single en- suite.
2u22 18th ST NV, I'd floor, rooms. 81 90
ia 81. Sc. LIST floor. rooms. .......... g. Is
STORES.
eiOl Dent place n.w...................... 500
jaia-st. A. 3. CAYwOOD. 933 9th ST. NV
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FOR RENT
1858 Church st. NV, Or. and ba; fur heat $40 90
11O6 Md ave. s.w, lOr and ba.; fur. heat $40. sc
500 st. s.w 7r. and water. $14 .OO
1926 = st. Sc, Or. and water. SIC. 90
215 10th st. s.w., rooms .$12. OC
]. HARRISON JOHNSON & son,
ja12-3t 3O6 7th st. s.w. Phone Main 1885.
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FOR RENT-BY Fl. L. RI
1908 @. Tor. b. fur. 500. 00l
ol5 :: l av, lar, 2b. IS. 00I
1913 10th, Tor, 3D.. 1900
100 10th, l2r, b. 1900
2O28 Hillyer pl. Or. 2b65. co.
1929 Park I'd. Tor. b.50.0
1915 Kenyon. llr. b.60.0
est NJ, 11r. b. :. so. 00i
i7l9 18th. Sr, 2b. .45. 701
l746 Ore av. Tor. b.. AZ. 90
1912 r. 1lr. b. .....41.0
1900 8 NV, Sr. b. 1000
us 18th, Or, b. =. 40. 50s
900 18th. 6r, b. 1000
~ q 7 tbs sw; lsr, b. e 20 % 0Ol
1341 Corcoran. Or. b-31. so
465 | NV, Or. b. so
i141 22d. Or. b.. $3.50
104 @ Sc. Tor, b. =. 1880
6o II NV. Or. b. 80. 80. so s
2s03 Q NV. Sr. b. f. 5000
1906 N Cap. Or. b.. $50
9l2 7th ne. II. b. ..24.0oii
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AuL CO., 7TH & L NV.
/ 631 18th ne. Or. b. rs. so
r 1017 18th Ew. sta q. 90
704 Quincy NV. Or. b23.50
DIS r I ay nw,7r. b. 80
il9 Carroll. 7r, b. $3.50
1914 Fl ne. 7r, b. .2.50
18th and Kearney,
| Brookland, D O.. 1000
642 Park I'd. Or. b.. .l7.6O
511 + ne. 5r, b. .l7.O
lS4S kearney. Brook
land 81; :l5;W
COLORED TENANTS.
2219 Water. Eats, 5
\ 4 Or, w.Sl2.5O & 1900
10 Goat alley. 4r. ..14.W
s Capitol Az, Ivy City.
\ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
676 Navy pl.. 4r. ... .].O
1t. NV. (steam heated.
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I'VE MOVE ANYTHING."
Our facilities for the moving OF furniture,
freight aafes machinery, ETC.. are unexcelled.
Our handlers are experienced. and we guarantee
the best service. Heavy hauling done BY the load.
piece or By contract Get our Estimate.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AM !IORAGE CO.,
020822 ct. NV. 'Pk. As 6D.
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UNFURNIsHED

FOR RENT-JUST vACATED-A NICE GROOM
house with bath, in fine order. car line; 1888
80 s2j 30 GEO. W. LINkINS,
IaIISt 800 10th st. NV.
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UST, eos 14TH ST. NV.
g n. 7r. b..:......2.75
1870 f. Or, b. .2.0
6l5 l ne. 7r. b. so
1916 Lin av, Or, b. .@.50
1ll3 18th ne. Or, b.. 1850
1915 n Cap, Or. $500
1926 I'd NV. Or, b. IT. 50
APARTMENTS.
1918 + nw.3,4 4 6r.
4S0A Mass Az, Or. b. $500
1880 l4th. 7r. b. :. .42.6 50
AZ Darlington. Or. $500
.1772 willard, 5r, b. Is. 50
Ola iIth. Or. b. e. 800
IS T ne, Or. b. "a. so
202s N Cap. 81. b. -
2620 X NV. or. b. .17.00
474 o. 3r, b. ..... .14.50
OFFICE ROOMS.
1909 r. .l2.0O
l912 F. T. 1000
COLORED TENANTS.
250S l4th, Or. b. .2.50
il136 9Th. Or. 10. so
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-04
Jime to Reorqoni7e

The Las Vegas Optic of wednesday sounds key note Wn proper % @
rioa administration and unhetangy suggests few @
umpd reform are not the proper
public that be
capable office
ments n he following editorial from that paper;
o penitentay
oughy Hagermanisc
he $
decidedly
a
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-04
THE MAN WHO FAILED.
BY Arch McMacklin.

A reporter on a New York Daily,
one whose good work i'm the past had
been duly noted by the managing
editor, was cursing his luck. OF late
he had to work too hard. He had
been given night assignments which
meant the tearing up of theater tic
kets, he had been detailed on early
morning fires and routed out of bed
at other unholy hours on small as
signments that any of the cubs could
handle. SO he resolved to quit, the
work was getting irksome.
An old man had entered the office
Just as he was making this resolve,
an old fellow with red nose, a ty-
pical booze fighter" He glanced
about the place, shook his head sad
ly and told the rather pert office boy
that he wanted to see the managing
editor.
Hes not in," said our friend the
reporter, what can l do for you,
are you after a job or do you want
to clean out the place." The last
smilingly.
Il want a job" said the old chap
briefly.
Had any experience?" questioned
the youth.
Yes, some" said the old man. "in
face | used to be employed in this
very office. When l left l was man
aging editor"
oure joking" said the reporter,
what was the cause-wine, women
or song?"
"'Laziness and conceit to begin
with" said the old fellow, 81 started
in the newspaper business as a cub
reporter. l worked like the devil
until | got to the top then / dec.ded
to quit working. l made others do
my work. went in for times and
showed up at the office about once a
weekday day. Finally l was dis
charged"
And il, il you had kept right on
We'll, I might have owned the pa
per now" he said young man
never quit working-do everything
you are told to do whether 1t be q
dago wedding in Hester street or a
banquet at the Waldorf. Revel in
work-pray that the managing editor
doubles your list of assignments
Never quit for as soon as you quit
you're a goner."
Thanks" said the reporter
there's your party going into his
office now. I'll show you in"
And it is needless to say that the
reporter cancelled his resolve. But
he made another.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-04

A WANT AD-Costs but a few cents
but few lines in The Citizen will
bring you what you want
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-04
RLSBAO'S GREAT
CELEBRATION BEGINS

Carlsbad, n NJ, July 4.-The New
Mexico irrigation celebration opened
under the most favorable conditions.
The weather was perfect and about
5000 visitors arrived to attend the
opening days program.
Caman's band from Winfield, Kan,
consisting of 81 pieces, arrived on the
evening train yesterday and opened
the days program by the address of
welcome delivered by Capt f. p.
BuJac, of Carlsbad, introduced by
Mayor A. r. Quinn.
The response was made on behalf
of the board of control by Hon. H.
b. Holt, of Las Cruces. There also
was a response by DIR. Charles E.
Lukens, of Albuquerque. An address
on better times for the irrigated
southwest was delivered by Will Rob-
inSOn, of Roswell.
The hose race between the Ros-
we'll and Carlsbad volunteer fire de-
partments resulted In a victory for
the latter. Time, 3S and "a seconds
respectively.
Each company made a run of 400
feet and laid 200 feet of hose.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-04
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Democratic Chairman Chris
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a
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strings him thinks
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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-04

only that governor would make weak
ow that President removed the weakng
the present executive continue the good wokLs