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green and Scru. and these zoo ara bordsred
with tho lattice hoe band.
This Hax lattice lace. by the way. Ia not
limited 70 trimming materials made Of
fax. Il is having greatness thrust upon IL
by being used N a finish for cushions Of
velour, plush. silk and two toned brooade.
Like all dyed cotton fabrics the arras is
likely 10 fade ooner or later. but. as a dealer
remarked. by the time IL does fade some
other material will be in fashion.
Another low priced fabric. 50 inches
wide. included in the inexpensive novelties
woven mainly Of cotton. 10 called -Old style
mOreen' and il an excellent imitation even
to the dull colors. There are several striped
varieties In two toned effects and q quainb
and very popular variety having a seif-tOned
plain surface embellished with n wreath
design called Colonial wreath.
This old style moreen. which like the
arras Is used for portieres, couch covers
and pillows. sells for as low q price as a
dollar q yard.
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true beauty. and that mere regularity Of
fsaturs and fairness Of complexion IL Only
&C Tor Christmas card reproduction. A
famous French artist has produced some
remarkable portraits of American women
In recent seasons in which ne has laid no
stresa at all upon beauty Of face or form.
but has in every Ease brought out some
individual peculiarly Of type possessed
by the sitter.
A dreaHmaker who turned out some OF
the most stunning gowns seen at the recent
Horse Show said in regard TO the new reign
Of elegance:
@Of course ther@Oman who goes abroad
every year to feplenish her wardrobe has
always been elegant. But elegance Ia most
difficult and most costly 70 attain. A
woman with good taste and a clever knack
OF dressing can appear very smart through
out a season with a comparatively small
outlay. But when IL comes to elegance IL
10 quite another matter.
what comprises eleganceP A great
many different factors. Sometimes Il takes
years to Attain--years during which the
woman krows 90 accustomed TO beautiful
and rare fabrics and jewels that she wears
them unoOnsciouslY.
Critics generally declare that his
She has exquisite clothes and abe wears
them well. but abe 10 undoubtedly conscious
Of them
This is strongly opposed to the elegance
OF manner which is the essential to the new
school Of beauty. Beyond that TO he really
elegant q woman must wear only the finest
OF hand made undergRrments trimmed
with real lace.
Everything about her must be I'M
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LINEN FABRICS ARE POPULAR
MANY or THEN USED FOR Pill
LOWS AND PORTIERES.

stylish Effects al Law COst--sOme for
bungalows ami Mountain Camps. Others
for Rooms I'm which Mission Furnlt lre
ls Usei-I'laX lattice a G Effective.
In some Of the shops which pride them
selves on putting original fabrics and
designs on the market brocades for The
time being are taking a back seat In favor
Of rough textiles made principally of fax.
Women wi an eye for stylish effects at
low cost are delighted with them.
The first varieties Of these were intended
mainly for bungalows and mountain camps.
Later varieties we're manufactured with
an eye to the furnishing Of libraries. foyers
and rooms in which the mission SIZE Of
furniture is used.
Arras cloth is the name OF one popular
weave. which is 81 inches wide and may
be had in several shades OF red. OF
brown. OF green. Of ecru, Of terra Gotta
and fax color. IL is somewhat rough and
substantial, but not heavy. Giving the i'm
preston Of including wool in the mesh, IL
really contains little but FAX, and costs
only SIPS M $3.50 u yard.
A trimming woven particularly TO COM
bine with arras cloth is lattice lace of natural
fax colorsmade into a band or insertion
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about five inches wide. There are also
fax ornaments not unlike in style the
frogs made to decorate womenIs tailor
made coats which vary in size from three
to five inches in diameter and are finished
with a fringe Of flax anywhere from
eve TO ten inches deep:
A couple 81 duh green porti6res just
finished for the library Of a modern New
York house were bordered with the fax
coIOred lattice lace and trimmed midway
between top and bottom with a horizontal
row Of FAX ornaments Z by , inches in size.
finished with II inch long fringe and placed
8 inches apart. The effect produced
was odd and picturesque.
In "A Vest Side studio IL "A corner fitted up
with a broad divan covered with dull Ged
arras divided of into 10 inch blocks with
the lattice band and piled with pillows
Of the same material bordered with the
lattice. There are some other pillows
made Of a rough goods woven mainly Of
hemp in alternating very fine ribs Of dull
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The Paris Salon reflects the prevailing
types Of beauty at its exhibitions. and it
was noted hat in this years showing
there was a great dearth OF the old doll face
prettiness. the curves. the rosy cheeks and
too rod lips that one saw formerly. Intel.
~lectuality and above all character was the
principal note expressed.
American society mirrored his change
in fashion before the stage showed the
influence Of the new art in relation to
w0man's looks. Long before the comic
opera chorus vas bereft Of big girls and
amazon marches became unknown IL was
evident that the girls who we're hailed as
bellies and beauties were not 80 according
to the standards that called for regular
features and established measurements and
weights. A glance through q collection OF
miniatures reveals many interesting and
fascinating faces, but nOt one dull type. or
dairymaid type. AZ il 10 now called.
No doubt it is a natural development Of
woman's intellectual training. her interest
in outdoor life, her passion for grooming
and her desire for individuality. Girls
with red hair or sharp elbows took heart.
for they found themselves described as
Burne-Jones types. They Huffed out their
0alh huu WOho u8 piOOuAo hheS, Auu aLJeh
a night at the opera woke 70 find them-
selves famous as beauties.
And 80 they we're. New thought beau
ties. new art types. and after hat all that
was necessary was 10 keep UP the beauty
attitude and avoid taking on flesh. The
women noted to-day for wit and fascina-
ton Of name are not beauties according
10 the rules laid down by our grandfather,
who called FOR bright eyes n rosy CHEEKS,
red Aps and regular features, threats Of
snow, tiny hands and feet-sl thoss Oft
quoted charms that old fashioned noVelists
never failed TO give their heroines.
or course the artists Of tho new school
now declare that the new beauty. tho beauty
Of character and expression. 10 the only
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A FLAT HOTSE NTTSANCE.
A Possible way 90 Retaliation Upon letter
ROx Advertisers.


There in demand" said n man who lives
In a fiat, for a bottle that can't be- refilled,
but there is a greater demand for a fat
house letter box that can't he stuffed with
the circulars Of tradesmen.
Many families make II a rule to look at
these circulars only sufficiently to 500 that
they IN advertisements and then dlimp
them Oh the vestibule floor to be gathered
up by the janitors. Uthers, make it n point
TO note the names and addresses Of the
authors OF the nuisance. with the view OF
avoiding their places of business as the
easiest way OF retaliation. @
There il now in COURSE OF organization a
league to abate the nuisance which deprives
families I'm fataand apartments of the legiti-
mare uss or their letter boxes. Membership
in the league will cost QOthing.
There will be diBtri Buted free Of charge
in the fats and apartments small blank
books with pages alphabetically marked;
also small printed cards of q appearance,
designed either to be inserted in the space
with the card or name plate Of the occupant
metal clasp. reading as follows;
NOTICE.
The occupants are pledged 70 keep a list OF
THOSE ~ENCUMBERINO rHiB LITTER BOX
With advertising matter ahd 10
RKFRAiN FROM DEALING VITA THIN.
This plan 10 IN hoped will DISCOURAGE the
practice OF stufing circulars into nat hDuse
letter boxes"
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mat Happened when she Carried Fathers
Umbrella Co q Fire.

NAAN~ AANNNNgAAuAA NNN RAht A8NNhUN NANlfNW
Umbrella Co q Fire.
Things keep happening all the time"
said LAioinda. "things that you mover would
have thought OF.
Now this morning there was a big fire
near where we live-a big fire. The first We
knew about IL vas when We saw the smoke
coming over our h~ouse-thick smoke. great
clouds III u, and lots OF oinders. big and little,
black flakes Of burned stuff coming along
with the smoke floating in the air.
y We knew that this must be a big fire
and not so very far Oh. and brother Claude
and | went to it-you know everybody goes
to fires. It was a rainy day. but We just
took umbrellas and went along.
And we got pretty close TO it and stayed
there and watched il till the police drove us
back. and il was a big flro--great waves OF
flame n lots Of smoke and dozens of Gre
engines and hundreds Of iiremen and great
excitement generally: and there we stayed
and watched it until it was pretty nearly
out, and then we went home.
Il thought my umbrella seemed pretty
heavy for just being wet, and when I
handed il to mother and she shook it in
the kitchen she shook of a lot of oindersl
That was what made il seem so heavy. the
cinders. and then when she opened il out to
let it dry mother said to me:
Why, Lucinda. you've burned a hole in
fathers umbrella
And 80 l had. or one Of those cindcrs had.
a little hole about as bag aroUnd as u ledl
pencil. And didn't know il WAS father'a
umbrella until then. 1 had Just picked up
the first umbrella | came "a.
Il don't know what your father will say
to that. Lucinda, mother said then. trying {
look stern, but | knee we'll enough he
wouldn't say anything. .
-fous see, father'sa philosopher: he doesn't
worry over little things. or he tries not to.
though | must say I've seen him get excited
sometimes over the ittlest bit Of things has
wouldn't worry me Mt all. But he didn'e
worry about the umbrella.
why. that's nothing he said when he
looked at il. ~'Raindrops would have TO ai,r
pretty straight TO get through a little hole
like that
so that was all right. But really wasn't
il strange that l should wake up IN the morn
ing not thinking of having any strange exe
p~eriences that day at all and then before
the day was over 90 to a big fire and burn q
hole in fathers umbrella
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Emperor wnIlam's TaIIsman.

II is interesting 10 learn that the Kaiser has
brought to England the famous HOhenzollern
talisman, which for centuries has been ored-
tied with a supernatural power to protect its
wearer from harm or any kind.
This imperial taltsman. a massive gold ring
with a square, dark cOlored stone, which the
Emperor - said TO wear on the middle finger
OF his left hand. has a highly romantic history,
dating from the far OF days when his anCes-
their leaders to the capture OF the Holy Sepul-
chre from the Moslems. The ring, which was
captured In a bard fought battle under the
wills or Jerusalem. came into the possession
OF Margraf Ulrich. from whom IL has de-
scended 20 his successors, generation after
generation, ~ n highly priced heirloom.
The sentence from the Koran which adorned
the ring when worn by Saladin and his sue
cessOrs has been removed and q Latin cross
engraved In It's place.
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From TIE WcSfnfRsger GGscar.
To the list Of clerical Inventors you might add
the Rev. y. T.. nerthOn. the designer Or the famous
boat bearing his name. which n In Use almost ali
over the world. Nor Wan this by any means the
only notable invention Uf1hc versatile HAmpshtrN
vicar, for the world dNers Do.lls fertle hgaln a speed
Indicator, horizontal berth Tor cattle ~ sea. col
! tpSiblc pOntO0nh. aud many other useful appli-
ancrs. II was Mr.. BerthOn, too, who first conceived
the Idea 81 the screw propeller, the Scrdict on which
by the Admiralty experts lin 1888 was that 1T was
q pretty toy, which never would ana never cOuld
prOpel Il ship. Among other clerical inventors We
cannot overlook the Rev. y. Darnley smith, OrtR.
lnatOr Of an Ingenious dcvice for protecting choice
fruit from the attacks Of birds and wasps. and she
late Bishop Stu6bs' who lnventeo and patented .
Sleepy Hollow" cb8ir.
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THEODORE 10 THE RESCUE.
a . Nice Ros0rnls That women want TO
Have Pointed Their way.

The woman who had been shop ping
clutched her afternoon teacup with shat-
ing hand.
Tired" she exclaimed. Sim tired
enough to lie down and die Il 1 had any
clothes I could bear to die in.
Il couldn't rest in my grave with the ones
I have. and 1 can't And any pew ones At
TO wear except those that cost more than
the price Of my salvation. OF course I
don't van to die without that. % I'm i'm a
bad way.
I'm going to tell Roosevelt thai it's
high time he was taking an interest in us
m He seems to be the only somebody
that's doing much Of anything, and he's
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l'essnOs That Prilva

FN0W " LOndOH DUN NfWs. - n
Il was not" said n lady at aMsnEhestST p0tcc
court yesterday, using bad language. I was too
well dressed and respectable. e The Beurh. which
seems not 20 understand inc Imputed arElIrnen bf
he morsi cnect OF good clothing upon the yesrcr.
Imposed a nae. rs
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400 Twilled Silk Umbrellas

TWENTY-SIX N TWENTY-EIGHr INCH
for Men and Women. Values up to S4sp,
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Taffeta Silk Petticoats

Including q manufacturer's entire
Of high grade qualities In black an
NeSuAaF prices $500 to $780, 4.95,
EXTRA SIZES, black only. Regularly 81. 50,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-21

before thfg could secure q nate "
shipment al aalen they coaid 30 bus-
nee ~ aL 81 the rate should -
raised t1r limestone querrfs vuI
saut down. ~ enc low rate had nos
been given they would not have been
opened The santa p had before @
ginning 81 haul fne limestone Carried
rhsir coal care back - Ration em
Furthermore 40 egryone who at
al familiar allh freight schedule
kuoa the universal Fate % raa u
hIaheF than Il & ~
It h probable however. thaf nlth-
Yaf t3uenIug upfn tle comparison be
ere rates en coal end stone me
Las Vegas business men 1913 MAKE q
and determined effort ~ in-
Che railway company ~ rell
iu rate On nssL the more especially
i e more than Htely. owing - th-
demands Tor e1al from eg.-
1uarfw fhar TIRE price ~ Eafsn f9ai
3D. Las Vegas wn BE- raised
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-21
BUR Mt CORK Is
FINE THING FOR
COMPLEXION
Tells How Re First
Got SCOT From the Bottom Of
His Mothers Old SOUP Kettle
to Black To With.

Nasry sg visitor ahs comes
ta my room George
~ prmr snis rs know how w.
% 9aea up Welt TE ar-
p EIaa Doe Toilet sacre.s ~ LI-
AaH Russell. arr plbIh rrsperty. and
mine are H1 longer sacred
Harn alrE aa5s hs acar sra
Dr. thing fp l EatH1 e
aan take A aa We buy e1lss
from druggists and Eatianiss It
l 81 Dc fHe Hneme % hire small
aH q rick fnem un s small b1F
work ten hours q fay FOR a ras
. : ~ TT ESQ mother ugnts hIm
10 E1 acrs ~ the grocery sf1re De
obs uW frenzed h1wis ~ protest s
minstrel pa. s the greatest known
-umuisHt t1 Juvenile erfeagor
sven. ugAoE sou first catch the
-1rk ana rut Them BE- q big Kettle
r1en sou prink.e with alcohol and
lppiy q match Repent uufiI there D.
merely 8 residue VI SCOT Tile rar-
rubs tt's on until be s. black
Ia The face ueaT the back ~ DIS
hands paints hts Hrs q b-rHt rarm
dom scratch & aHA ready
businf 0f course De- pI 0a
81 fea clothes
There b = Philadelphia man who
rHfs up prepared cork IA packages
1nt mnf az tfe boys like 10 fix
Hemselte Tae first tme hlalk-f
Ip Haa HIf1 e.rk from .he bottom %
soap astte mixed H alth
tn1 couldn't get clean for
Iarfr aaaEa a..f arr-r r.r- .rr .He
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NERVES IN SANTA FE
RE B A D | !
STRAINED
PERSONS WAIT
ON GRAND JURY REPORT
Indictments or No Bills Expect
ed From United States Jur-
0rs Today After a Week or
testimony,


t-'ssiai tarfesgsndeHss IsriiLs Journal
santa re-. Oct z0-since the United
a,.t es,a .v eat,ar.ea .
mere seems ~ o iinpf
sion that the 5arg viii return Some ln-
dietmsnt. torsorrou afternoon when ID
e- $3.50. -
$50
49, -
49,
- 49,
49,.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-T6e 6est paying Fooming
house IN the city bay from owner. In
restlsate. Address J. D. cafe Morning
Journal
FOR sALE-TW0 nice homes in High
lands at a bargain Must sell VIII
consider offer. Albuquerqur Hatters. IN
car West Gold avenue
FOR sALE--Eesp. h51E and Iot. terms
70 suit purchaser. Call " address T., sls
s. High street
FOR sALE-Two cottages and four corner
lots FOR $4,000 Kirstsr Bros Cigar Factory
FOR sALE-RaBches from Z to - acres
each. ali under main irrigation ditch.
rear city. Albuquerque Land Co. Room ..
CromNeu building u
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FOR R~EhT-OweiIlnqS

m --g- aEs1d-E WsI
z SIS LASS HEE Gf Wes-
TT7T-T -I7F E11s1 =
real a.t ~ ll West Geld ave
~ tRe very
rsf etc ~ hclse
r E ~ H- West
f W WsN res estate
i WH t ae
ruE EENT-E u-er duHllnE
SOD SEA LlaTt HEa-
S W-s G 4--
uB EE,E- house cau ar
Tr E Haaks 1 4
FoH EEST-Nsa tT-a Bose sar1saef
u- safarusa@l ia C A. Reyn7ias
h- y
F0R REM on skL.E-Tuo-r-m furnished
teat house ltt5 North &renth street
FJR REST r F4rnasae1 modem 4-rs--m
frat he4se saa ana st%l Taange 40
soath HiEh
FOR RENI-Eanch inquire IIiE \ Arno.
suitable Tor chickens o. dairy E311 four
r1em house cellar and outbuildingA
rUH HEST-sssE fsgr roSm hoasa High
auds furnished 81 unfuTHlShed c A
Rey Hbsis Ne ato Hotel
TOa HEST-or vii sell a leo "a three
rs-oned hDpss hearty new. Phone TE4
Call a. siz \ F1fth street
FOR EE<T-LarEe baFn SIN stalls ~
five agrses and plenty u room Tor yeh-
sses large hay loft ana corral Address :
g. D. Morning journal
TO RENT-F1r . term u years. privass
FesidsBtce q u ruuns ample ErJunds
suitable for a sanitariuu1- ten minutes frc-n
trolley
Aiso s room cottage same locality.
AH#m--m .LH" -m .-M
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FOR RENT-RoomS


FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
Tor light housekeeping. ITO south
Broadway.
fOE RENT-Furnished IONS one bi01E
north cug limits Address n n ~. care
MarnlnE Journal
FOR HENr-Tuu nicely furnished rooms
Address 1ss North sixth street a
FOR HENr-Cp-t5-tate furnishef r5oms
HnEie or IN suite Apply O. A. Grande
t9s Sorth Broadway
FOR HESr-Furnfshed r8oms f5- h0us--
keepihe lzf south second street
FOR RENT-Furnlshed ROOM. az soafh
seventh street
FOR EENT-rhree furnished rooms fr
ho1eekeep.nE no south Broadway
FOh RENT-NlosIy furnished room. g-
rent aith Or With1ut beard Per par-
tcliars inquire ~ Nus A. j Bralrtt fsIg
FOR hENT-Nicsr Furnished rom. HehL
hei AID oath; sppiy si3 S A-no.
FOR EENr-one pleasant furrshaa -
ene block frum car line ssI Forester
FuR RENT-Furnished r7-ms - -
ksepise hteal p@ace Tor health rsak-u
zee s ceatraL
Foh EENT-sten-rossm lately o.cg1-s h.
w. unhn hsrEst 81 ro- " Cod avvrY-
L9tea~r J. inqzsre Buruadaile a Co.
az Gad aseuaa
FOR RENT-Niceiy faTassed T----
HNrfern hcas hath. a@ roa-ns fu- MA
spiug gaod netEhburhaoa rs "a
FOR HENT - Furuished ZONE bi-.--f
naae 20 80 az D. ssth
Fch RENT-Nodern Rms and egsra
pr noath Mrs Exa L CraiE Ess
an %7ona street ssstaia
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WANrED-Lsdies desiring stylish millinery
dressmaking or tailored sultst. b. call On
Miss G. r. Crane. az North second street
phone sfg.
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FOR sALE-Five first class riding and driv-
inr hoTses can BE- seen At Hunters Cor
raj JOS n broadway
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FOR sALE-Nrvoomer STOCK q books and
Stationery call At store next door % p. %.
from ? to II a n. Roswell spseimsh
Trustee.
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PARTNER WANTED IN veil established
grocery aud meat market doing a good
business a me chance Tor the right party.
p o Box 2is. n
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F0R SALE-MiSceIlaneouS

fnk AFllcnnkF plants,
sci out this fan wiz fruit next sum-
mer These plants are ornamental in
the garden as well as useful in sup
plying a delicious vegetable. are per-
eunial and stand the winters in the
/ Rio Gruude valley with slight protec-
ton. Price 500 per dozen. G. b.
Allaire. san Antonio. " Il.
F1R sALE-rurntars u iso rooms cheap
ego Wee cold avenue upstairs
F0U sALE-G.nfH uheeL neH cobh;
licking chair &c lie John 81
FJE SALE on REST-Furnlshrd o. un-
furnished residence at -n- ~ Edith Call
20 -remae er Oh ToWn J. o.
FOR sALE-Basc burner nearly neW, cheap
Inquire -o1 NortH Edlth.
FOR sALE-Furnltars. navajo rugs horse
and buggy BIRD dog chickeHs geese ana
turk-ys can 800 North Eleyenth street n
FOR sALE-BlEsy and harness cneap 10
south High street
F0H -KTE-H7rse and fFo-seated carIage
ana harness 49, ~ McMiHion. I'll West
i.il avenue
FOR sALE-BroUn Leghorn hens and pgi-
lets s. r. Notiey, eest Of Old Aibu
t-ti4
FOR sALE-One flrnis5ed tent On East
Central avenue A bargain. Address
81 % Box a.
F1R TALE-HoHey % Hs f5T 200. g7-B
can for $500 order b. postal u V T.
Allen. q o. Box z0- Albuquerque n Il
FOR sALE-Tent house. furnished aiso
good buggy. b q. Bradley. last tent
en NaFth Second street. beyond
Road.
FoE sALE-Gente family pony. $50 90.
Fltreile Furniture Company
0E SALE cHEAP-1e9 white Leghorn
chickens bread 10 las. call ~ ranch F
sue block south - American Lumber Com
1ang.s plant William Wescco
FOR sALE-FIve FIRST class riding and drtv-
inF horses can be- sesn at Hunters Cor
Jos n Broadway
FOR sALE-Nrvcomer STOCK o. books and
stationery call At store next door % p.
rom ? TO II a n Roswell spssimsh
trustee.
FOR sAT.E-We have some GOOD ows FOR
sate ATbers Brothers.
FOR EALE-Aermotos N-ndinins. TANK
sud Eurstructure. woIksnE a snn- 701 I
sorrh Eighth street phons ifsr. n
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WANTED-Ladies 20 have their dyeine.
cleaning and pressing done by Mrs
Herndon. 5i2 n \. 1Ith street sat
isfacuou guaranteed
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HELP ~WANTED-Femaie
LOST AND FOUND

I0sT-G hIeyele mona Postal Telegraph
company office Return 70 III East Gold
avenue and receive reward
nsa1s Eith coral clasp b.
tween Frst ana TSeIfth on Central ave
nue. liberal reward y returned 10 Journal
Flee
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FOR sAL.E-We have some good -ows for
safe ATbers BrutherN
FOR EALE-Aermotos ~N-ndsnins. TANK
sud Eurstructure. woIk.nE 4 son T0l
Worth Eighth street phone ifsr a
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FOR SALE-Gentle family pony. SO. 90.
El-r-l-. FlInItlre camnany
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- ALE cHEAP-1e8 white Laghorn
chickens bread % lay call ~ ranch
sue block south - American Lumber Com
pargs plant william Wescco.
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WaMTEo-EmP'. bags at HAhn'' Coal
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WANTED-Lumber teams 10 haul iumber
from our mill ~ Cochfu Canon 20 Do
miugo. p miles. good roads and good wa
Ion \ n
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WAhTED--MisceIIaneou

PARTNER WANTED-In old estab-
lished AngoTa goat ranch, best pay
ing business in the southwest. Ad-
dress Goat Ranch. care Morning
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ARCHITECTs-
ASSAYERs.
CIVIL ENGINEERS.

PITT ROSS
County Surveyor,
attorney before U. S. Land Depart
ment. Land Scrip for sale. Civil en-.
cheering.
Gold Ave, Opposite Morning Jourra,