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Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Social and
Personal

Mrs. Eugene Knox has been spending
few days in Georgetown.
George II. Short. OF Georgetown. spent
the weekend with friends here.
Mrs and Mrs. Jacob NJ. salmons. OF
Georgetown. have been spending a few
days With relatives IN this city.
Robert Butler spent a few days OF last
week in Franklin City.
Miss Lille Mitchell has returned from
a visit to her parents at Cokesbury.
Mrs. Mollie Robbins Lynch. OF George
town. is spending the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. william f. spicer. Of this city
George Richardson has been spending
a few days at Georgetown
Fred E. Hoover and William Brown
spent a few days recently at their home
At Cecilton.
Mrs. Sadie Cooper, Of Camden. has beer
the guest OF friends here
Mr.. and Mrs William Harris have re-
turned from a visit to friends at Har-
rington.
Miss Annie Matthews Of Camden, Is the
guest OF Wilmington friends.
Miss Iva Evans. OF Camden. is spend
ing some time with Wilmington friends.
Holiday ]. Nifnin was a recent visitor
IN Camden
Randolph walrath is the guest OF hii
grandfather at Marydel
Jacob E. Barnett has returned 70 his
home at Magnolia. after a visit to VII.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
MCCANN IS TO MANAGE
PAT RSON CLUB

The Paterson. N. j., baseball club. Of
the Union League has s gned as its
manager for the season II. Eugene Nc
Cam. one Of the best known minor and
major league players and team
han llers in the United States. Nc
CAMS experience in the baseball busi-
ness has been long and varied, end
extends over a period Of twelve years
with some of the best clubs in the
country In 1903 Mccain was con-
sdered the star pitcher of the Eastern
League. and 1t was mainly through his
remarkable work in the box that
Jersey City won the championship that
season.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
NEWARK
ALL WILMINGTON
TIES BRIDGETON

All-Wilmington roller polo team handed
a surprise to the Bridgeton team on the
latters own floor on Saturday night. The
two clubs battled to tie. each scoring
five goals. The showing Of the All-Wil-
mington boys is remarkable. as Bridgetcn
has the game down to a scientific nicely
in their own little backyard, where they
play billiards with the punk ball instead
Of the ivory and polo clubs instead Of
cues.
Bridgeton started of by caging a goal
in two seconds, but after that Whining
ton settled down. It was rough house
from start to finish. but there was no
fouling, and the spectators howied with
delight at the aggressive play. Chandler
shot three goals for Wilmington and
Creamer two.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
VaIuahIe Information.

No tinsmith or new roof required.
Exposed surfaces needing a durable
and economical paint, nothing can be
found equal to superior roof paint,
manufactured only by James NJ. Bryan.
If you have a roof which leaks, put a
coat Of the above paint over the leak,
then on the top Of that place a piece
of thin muslin, such as butter or cheese
cloth: another coat of paint on top
OF this viii last for years. Remember
that the painter will charge you quite
as much for applying poor. short-lived
paint as he will for the best and most
durable At any rate, as you pay the
bills, is II not better for you to select
the above paint. which viii last 10 to
II years, instead Of some inferior arti-
Gle which will not stand two or three
years? We guarantee this paint to be
the best paint In existence
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
WALLER SIGNS
"POP' MCCONN Ii

william T. Waller, manager Of the
local Union League baseball club, has
closed a deal for Pop" Mcconnell,
outfelder. who played last season with
the Braddock CPa.) P. o. NJ. League,
and who batted .315.
The list Of exhibition games thrs
far arranged by the local Union
League Club is: April 13, Delaware
College; April 16 and II, Maryland Ag-
ricultural College; April is, Steelton
Pa.) Y. NJ. c. A.
The directors Of the Union League
will hold a meeting at the Bellevue
Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, the first
week in March, at which time the
schedule viii be completed. The Will
mington club viii be particularly for
tunate in securing Saturday games,
eighteen or nineteen OF which will be
played here during the season.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Classes Ent.rtain.a

The Sunday School classes Of Mrs. c
II. cantweil and Mrs. d. ]. Beauchan,p
OF Hope Baptist Church, spent Saturday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Cantwer.
No. 7o6 Van Buren street Songs and reel.
tations were given by Miss Julia Beau.
champ. Miss Mabel Buckmaster and Miss
Frances Beauchamp. Those present were:
Misses Julia Beauchamp. Frances Beau
champ. Florence Cain. Mabel Buclmas 4
Elizabeth Evans. Catherine Evans. Hen-
rietta Prettyman. katherine Eberhart
Elizabeth Sullivan. Edith Johnson. Irene
johnson. Elizabeth walker. Caroline VAL
entine. Harry Thisl. Harold Msntzsr. HAr-
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Spent Pleasant Evsnina.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keolig. Sr., OF No.
525 South jackson street, entertained on
Friday evening. W. ]. Conner sang sew
eral selections, and music was furnished
den. Among the guests present were: Miss
Mabel Boyd. May Hudson. Celia Butler
Anna Butler. Addie Lynch, Anna Pieplow,
Laura Keolig. Earl Morris. Carl Wood
stock, W. J. Conner. Herman Hayden
William Keolig. John a. Hayden. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Keoiig. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Keolig. Sr.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
China Closets

mington and Baltimore friends
Miss Nellie Cubbage has returned 70
her home near Marydel after an extended
visit to friends in Philadelphia, Wash.
ington and this city.
L. Alice Nelson has been spending sew
eral days with friends at Delmar.
Wilson Bryan has been visiting rela.
tives near Wesley
william Stewart and daughters, Idens
and Alice. have been guests the past weel
Of friends at Newport.
The Rev. Theodore Beauchamp. Of Fed
eralsburg, Nd. has been visiting the Rev.
c. I. Wyatt, pastor Of Harrison Street
Church
Miss Nerna Charshee is the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. John G. Barnett. OF Magnolia.
Mrs Mary Maull, Of Milton. is visit.
ing friends in Wilmington and Philadei
phia.
Mrs McIlvain has been the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Murray Stewart, Of Del,
mar
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph n. Cole have re-
turned from few days visit to Delmar.
Arthur r. Smiley. OF Brooklyn. Il
spending the weekend with his sister
Mrs William T. Mansley. Of Washing.
ton Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Culver OF Delmar
spent few days In this city recently.
Mrs. r. T. J. Barber has returned tc
Harrington, after a visit to her daughte.
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Hudson, OF No.
419 North Franklin street had as their
guests yesterday, Miss Nellie Burke.
sister OF Mrs. Hudson and Julius Nee
man. both Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ernest J. otteni is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Ellen Hubbard. at Har-
rington.
City Court Judge Cochran has re-
turned from Atlantic City. N. ].
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
To PIay series Of Came.

At the Country Rink. beginning to-
night tlfe Springs League polo team
Will play a series of games with the
other individual teams Of the league,
the first selected being that of the
Pusey and Jones Apprentice Boys. The
league team is selection from the
players Of all the teams under Captain
Cloward. the active players at present
being Beatty. Stoddard, McElwee, Sci
men, Yates and Coward. Each man
in the seven teams Of the league is
eligible to the Springs team as he may
develop capable. Tomorrow night
the Phoenix Juniors viii play the
Country Rink Juniors.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
seberry Y Members as Guests.

oeberry Members as Guests.
Miss Estelle Barnhin, OF No. 2229 Tat
nail street entertained the members OF
the Seberry Y at George Washington
social on Saturday evening and a pleasant
program was presented under the direc-
ton OF Miss Frances Ramsey and Miss
Barnhin. Those present were Miss Fran
ces Ramsey, Miss Katharine J. Croes,
Miss Estelle Barnhil, Miss Mary Watson
Miss Louise Patterson, Miss ellen Grien.
eisen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Penrose Misses
Grace and Minerva Vliet. Miss Eva X.
Jones, Clifford Sinclair. Hamilton Lang.
John Watson, Andrew Watson, aul
Brooks. Robert Greaves, william. George
and John Barnhin. Harold Foster.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Lenox and Pho.nix rnninht.

At the Eleventh Street Rink this
evening the Lenox and Phoenix teams
will play a game Of roller polo. Lenox
is too we'll known to need comment.
Phoenix is composed Of some OF the
best players in this section. and while
it is new. constant practice has so i'm
proved the team work that II is now
one Of the best in this section.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
cIaymont Team Organizes.

The Claymont Baseball Club has or
ganized for the season and would like
to hear from any 17-year-old team in
or out Of the city. Send all challenges
to James Long, 1885 East Thirteenth
street. city. The lineup is as follows:
y. Pauley, catcher; o. Olson, pitcher;
H. McElroy. short stop; ]. Reardon
first base; J. Long. second base; F.
McElroy third base; felders are But
Ter, Lynch, Sabotta and McIixain.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Two Games With Delaware.

The schedule of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College baseball team shows
two games with the Delaware College
team, the first to be played at Col
lege. Park. Md, on April IL and the
second at Newark on May 2. The
Maryland college win have the fast
est team this year In its history.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Italian cnnnl. Md

In st. Thomas r. c. Church on satur.
day Camille Salvatore and Rosina Mon.
otro were married by the Rev. John J..
Connolly. The groom is a resident Of LIN
wood, Pa, and the bride Of this city. Fol-
lowing the marriage a reception was held
In Italian Hall.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24

A. wingler, Chicago. .. .. 222 200 277-699
r. Gable, Of East Liverpool O., who
bowled a total Of 1913 pins in his nine
games. won the special prize Of $3.50 lie
averaged 2i3 20.
The prize list of the winners in the five-
man teams who participated in the Ameri-
can Bowling Congress was made up last
night and the checks mailed to the sue
cessful teams to-day. The Bonds, OF
Columbus, won first prize with a score
OF 2927, and will receive $3.50. The Tosetus,
Of Chicago. finished second, with 2SS6. and
their share Of the prize money Is s7O0
Blue Riggons, of Erie, Pa, with 2S51, re-
ceived S525.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
LOCAL SHOOTERS
WON THE TROPHY

On the grounds Of the Newark Gun
Club. Of Newark. Del, on Saturday
afternoo, five-men teams Of the Wa
waset Gun Club Of this city and the
Newark Gun Club shot for the trophy
cup. the Wilmington shooters defeating
their opponents 1S4 to 1913.
The shoot was at fifty targets 10
strings of twenty-five. the total score
being as follows
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
chapelle Goes 70 Memphis.

Chappelle, the big pitcher, who for
a time last year tossed the horse hide
for the Wilmington team, but who
was sent back to Johnstown, by which
club he was loaned to the Peaches. /"
has been traded to Memphis for Rich
ards. an infielder.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
HFCKFRT NEFDS
FIRST BASEMAN
George Washinston's" Lineup is Al
most Completed For Next Season.

George washington Heckert, mana
ger Of the Harrisburg Tri-State team
was in Reading on Saturday making
arrangements for the banquet to be
given by the magnates of the League
clubs to the sporting writers of the
Tri- State cities and those Of Philadel-
phia.
Regarding the makeup of the Sen
ators" Heckert says that his team is
complete with the exception of a first
sacxer.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
M. Y. p. u. RAIN.

In Union NJ. E. Church tomorrow even.
ing, the annual rally OF the Methods
Young PEOPLES Union will be held. c. T..
Frutcher, president OF the Philadelphia
Epworth League Union, viii give an illus
trated lecture on THE Open Gate &C
America"
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Mlss pursteln Ent.rtain.-

Miss Marie Durstein entertained a
company Of friends at her home on
saturday afternoon. Miss Alta NJ
Dustein furnished music. The guests
included Miss Garvin. Elizabeth Wins
low, Alta Moon, + Eizabeth Lofand and
Phoebe Almond.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Washinaton panoa = suoo...-

Miss McClanerty's annual George
Washington dance in Eden Hall on
Saturday night proved a delightful
aftair Sixty couples participated. The
iaNors were paper hatchets The Phil
harmonic Orchestra furnished the
music.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24

Ian Rose. Clifford Downing, Nelson Nc
Clees, Clarence Walker. Mrs. Walker,
Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Beauchamp, Mrs
Rose, Mrs. Valentine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philips, Mr.. and Mrs. Cain. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith, Mrs. Dunderdale. Mrs Connor.
Mrs. Grumwohl
Evening journal., 1908-02-24

1t is claimed that Massachusetts,
leads in the cranberry output. with an.
average crop Of about 100000 bushels
annually; New Jersey is a close sec.
ond. with about $4,000 bushels. ano
Wisconsin ranks third. with an average
of about 100000 bushels
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
WINCLER LED In
BOWLING SINGLES
Ge.S Through With Score Of
600 an Wins First
Money

Local bowlers are discussing the re-
markable high scores made at the n B..
c. Tournament Of the American Bowling
Congress which came to a close at Gin
cinnau on Saturday.
The winning scores are:
FIvE-MAN RECORD
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Weekly Roll on at Academy AIIeys.

weekly Roll on at Academy Alleys.
The weekly roll-off at the Academy win
take place tonight. A number Of the best
bowlers Of Wilmington are I'm It and some
good scores should result. Those qualified
are; Champion" Green. s42; Cook. C26;
Day. 62i; Kirk. 6lo; Huxley. 5e4; HardwiclS.
5S7; Houston. $50; Pancoast. 5S4: Webster.
$50; Peirce, 575; Booker 571: W. Clifford.
567; Taylor, $50; J. Schabach. SCI; C. Iiif-
ford. $50: c. Bradford. 55I: lawson. 5ls.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24

Goals from field, Charles Wright. g.;
Lawler. 4; McCaughan. 5; Cochran, 8;
Devinney. 2. Goals from fouls, De-
yinney. 4: Law1er, 3. Referee, Jesse
Mckay. Timekeepers, John Clymer,
H. Stevens. Time Of halves. 20
minutes.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
The lineup:
Williamson.

Goals. Burke. ,; Hancy. 10; Bradley.
8: Shields. 4; Quinn, 2; Wagner. 8;
Terrill. 4; Baldwin. 1; Adds. 2. Fouls.
Bradley. 4: Burr. 8. Referee, Maxwell.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Library Tables
N mahogany. golden oak. weathered

Elizabeth Creamer. Maud Hail, Jessie
Jones. Carolyn B-irk Alce Armstrong
and Florence Inderleid.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
orIent Loses a. New castIe.

BY a score of 81 to 10 the New
Century basketball team, of New Cas-
tie defeated the Orient five of this city
in New Castle. Saturday night. Line
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Irish american chorus 10 sino.

The 1rish-American chorus is ar
ranging to give a concert on the
evening of March g. A fine program
will be given on the occasion.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Bike sionsI A La Buektail.

The suggestion Of rear light for
bicycles. which should tend to obviats
accidents arising from the overtakins
of cyclists, has brought forth a sub
stitute in the shape of a white patent
leather tool box, to be worn on the
rear of the saddle. 1t is claimed that
this can be readily seen on the dark
est night, while a second liHht would
be troublesome, and require 'observa-
ton from time TO time to make surs
that it was attending to business.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
Rrownaon -Was Victorious.

In Brownson Hall Saturday after
noon the Brownson basketball team de-
feated the Williamson Trade five 46 to
81.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24

Popular styles for young
men-not the styles their
father wore. nor the kind
mother used to make" A
special suit sale today. SIS
dark neat mixed worsteds
at $3.50. Not cd styles. not
broken lots. but 8 lots of
new suits Just made. Sizes
"a to 40. Brown and dark
grey worsteds. SAMPLES in
front case. Not many Of
them.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
9Th and, Market.
Evening journal., 1908-02-24
ChifonierS

golden oak, mahogany, curly
birch, bird's-eye maple. Toona
mahogany, Circassian walnut.
r3o,.,,1,- r,,.tco TTehy,gtrv Price
Evening journal., 1908-02-24

wF to oouf
ewea nice o big
shapedF mrro plainly S35OG
of
$565 $1OCQmor
withth the
find il Il library
Evening journal., 1908-02-24

The percentage of foreigners in Hol-
land is Ia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-01
BOYS
MAKING GOOD
Corban Clancy and GaIgano
Line Up With the Pueblo
Indians in Regular Team,

The Judgment ol the veteran man-
agcr Fank q. Selee, has been vim
cheated again Whom he visited Albu
querquo some two years ago during
a baseball tournament Sclec picked
Corhan Clancy and Galrano from the
Browns as three boys with big league
material IN them Sunday in the first
big try-out game of the Western
league, Corhan Clancy ANA GaIgano
played with the first Pueblo team.
The three Indians were there all
through the game Galgano did some
crcditablc pitching ana made hit or
two, while Corhan got a home run
ana Clancy "a threc-base hit The
Pueblo papers are predicting major
league contracts for Corhan next sea~
SON
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-01

Kansas City March Cattle
Receipts 10000, Including 100 south
prnsi steers steady to TO cents lower,
COWS strong top 81 choice export
aud dressed beef steers $500 90,
Iair to good $5,b0m6,6Oi Western
steers S5.00@Gf5, stockors and food
eng S8.65@b.5b5 southern cows $3.50
81 500, native cows Sa6Om6Gat ma
tive heifers StO0@G 40, bulls $a.55 a
6,g5t calves $8,5um6.5O.
Hogs Receipts 10000 opened a.
to 20 cents higher closed 80 TO lu
cents higher top S6.e5 bun, or sales
heavy $6.1u@625. pack.
tls and butchers &5.91pG25. Hght-
Nn.t5Wt1l, pigs xb.3UW6 90
Sheep Receipts. Il0u. sheen
steady lambs 10 cents lower lambs
s6.55H 40. ewes and ypmlings $3.50
1850. western yoarIings &O2aefIlos
western sheep Sa.gsu6I5, siockcr.
ana feeders y3bOWa50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-01

NcW York March 81 Copper wa
lower in the london mmkrt. with spot
quoted at - l7s 90 aud futures al
$50 u.s. 6d Locally The market wa
dun and . shade lower with lake
quoted At tt587la; eIectrolyuc at st8
1926, aud casting az $12f5m13.00
Lead unchanged at IA. 5s IN London
ana at f3g0mf0O IL the local mar
kct Spclter was unchanged al IGt
~ Cd In London The local market
was dun at SfGOm4.7O At ST. LouIs
apelter was quoted az 1855 Bar Sill
yer 55&r Mexican dollars &c.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED Pry With some capital TO take
active interest 10 large Augara goat
ranch rare chance Address r o Box l2u
Silver city ~ az
WANTED Lawns and gardens to make.
can at 4fG ~. Fourth ST. al
WANTED Experienced stenaErapher ana
typewriter Address \. journal
WANTED-To do harness repairing uphol-
storing and carriage trimming. r. Knaus.
5la1a West Copper, 4
WANTED 600 men to order 1000 suits
from my new spring stock f. B. Booth,
liz south Second street a-S
WANTED-AIl the women and men Of Al
huquerque 90 have their cleaning and
pressing done by Booth, the tailor liz
south Second street as
AGENTS - Exclusive territory free, selling
blotting stones 60 offices and houses. Best
ink absorbent known. Lasts forever. Easiest
seller ever offered, Sample, 35 cents. Ed
ward Shepard, III Pearl street, New York.
WANTED -norses to clip. l have first
class Steward clipping machine. Can and
see me before YOU have your work done c.
w. Hunter, $40 North Broadway IT,
WANTED 10 repair. Joe Richards
Cigar Store If
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-01

seeds among thc following schools:
The Central High school and four city
ward schools, The Barelas schools the
Martinez school and two old Albu-
querque schools, 81 MARY school and
1T Ninccnts academy The seeds
were donated by various citizens, Mrs
y r. Ives giving the largest number
800 packages More Uu BE distrib
uted later
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-01
IMpOHrANT DECISION.

II Is important that You should de-
eide to take only Foleys Honey aud
Tar WHOM You have cough or cold
raclying cough and eNpel the cold
from your systcm Folcp's Honey and
Tar contains no harmful drugs. In
sist upon having IT, j H. O'RldlN
co.
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FINANCE AND
COMMERCE
wan street

New York, March 81 - lbutl dtpltH1
sion hung over the stock market lead
ing ~ TO something Ike crash at
the last part of the day rhor WAS
some developments which were point
"a 10 as being responsible for the
drop in prices The tendency toward
reaction finds d more general expla-
nation. however. VI thc fact that the
rise in prices had been pushed e. Us
feasible limits by an tho devices avail-
able 10 skilled speculative leadership
until the natural attention Of the high
prices established brought out pres
sure Of selling which was beyond tle
capacity Of the supporters 81 prices
10 absorb.
The special depressing factor TO-DAY
WAS the obscurity surrounding the in-
tended course Of those controlling The
Erie railroad property The adjourn
ment yesterday of The directors With
out promulRatng any plan for mnet-
ing the impending financial require
mcnts Of The company was disturbing
20 those holding The securities at the
company Beside the Interest amount
ing to about half million dollars on
convertible bond issues payable to-
morrow. and the {b.50o000 Of ono
year notes which fan due on April B
and which sold today ~ 80, there are
known to be other hfats floating la
biIities 10 be- met The View that lhc
company VIII De safcRuarded from
bankruptcy was founded On The ndr
pendent resources AZ the command Of
the great banking house which Is tbt
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PERSONAL

pERSONAL-Wul the gentleman who kind
ly phoned DR. Harrison that he found
hitchng strap bearing the doctors name,
please phone again as no one who under
stood was at the home tho first time, DR.
Harrison
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FOR SALE-MlsCe0ane0us

- ---'e-.s.5> .'7,''e>>'
m NJ - N"sj oeutIalIs l'tstto iLolslell
hgNel anu fo"nlhe house ~ tae CITY dolhi
Eco '9si l. {wo ll!IuS eosn, paIa"ce OF
ron g,1fE i7i,- i,3,.,.--lI i5i,-,,--o,,1 J.
pT,i, 80. r,,. t,,totf,,,r. e. -, 80
II ROCK eggs LOT lldlcnllS ~ per sci
llhs. Apply sos west Illeras =
FOR SALE Three high grade Brunswick
Bake pool tables 2 dozen chairs l-foo
)cgHr case and wa} case win sell sepa.
---
j OK "a Fiahg, nearly new cameo
fruits dahlla pubs, e, b Coleman, OO'
- :, W.
tFOR SALE Horse ana surrey ans South
i nigh street Phone fila
ron $40 e7g-o -----1- iii ,----7-- 49,
rl,, I,i+t a,Ila ~ 3Htu's seNei
caiio, a., 49, ee.,a,, n,e ~ y,
IW - MIetcoalr 8gl cola avenue ~
-
/ FOR SAl.G-Pony and saddle cheap ll0l
2ouSl MellsL- =
IFoR sALE-The finest line of new spring
sultings in the city All styles all prices.
Booth, the tailor, ~ south Second street,
1 FOR SAI.s-Must be Sold g8-acre ranch.
fruit, alfalfa, garden; one fourth down,
balance to suit purchaser. Opposite Mat
thews dairy or Box 229 e
lFoR sAIE--One bav aeldinp vaare Ala
weight 1900: one bav mare vyeiahl 100O
uHp pIghf vpuTga one gprrpI barea xraIt ~
900. age 10 years, one bay mare. aee
years weight SOC Can be seen at Hunter s
wagon Yard $40 North Broadway
FoR SALE Eo,,t ~ tl,o bost ,,,,ias 4, So,
Mexico. t,y, fit.sf-cInss ,vagans mi ba5,
uesses can be geen M Hunters wsgnn
yard. $40 North Broadway AZ
FOR SAT-F-T,eeg loI- 6oIc6TI1e 3ran, Va
off's strain III ,,,its Iegb,,,'nss slso fr,,,,,
D. Plymouth Rocks Soc per liz, Tbsse
chickens Iaid ali v.int,, tIave atso Gai5sr
seabright bantam eggs turkey eers Nh
Guinea eggs Miss Ada philbrlck. Ciepefai
Delivery city aS0
FoB S1T-i5-,,i,aa, ,,,,, n NJ 5fi7fcx- I,--s-
in good condition W. b. BntchaFt
sos South oregon street E Paso Texasu n
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