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The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT FORT ERIE.

First race, 1-2 furlongs. selling:
champion Beauty. 50: Lady Clara. SO;
Grace Golling, 10; Dearie, 100; Miss
Marion Moore, 100; Gwendolyn r.,
100: 'Sixter Jennie, 1903: Boadicea,
104 Pimpante, l04; Malecon, l0S;
Miss Alvescot. los: Southern Bride,
10S; Point Lace, 10S.
Second race. 6 furlongs, selling 'lm'
polight. 81; Lignando. 1902; Oroonoka,
1902; Highlander. l02; Bergoo. l02;
King Thistle. l02: Protagonist. los;
King Folly. iO5, Red Hussar. 1O5.
Third. steeplechase, short course;
Lizzie Flat. 1885, La Velta. 1875; Meal
lister. 1871; Moongold. 1877; Woodside,
1877.
Fourth race. siv furlongs: 'Main
Celia. 1922: Camille NJ. 81. 'Marmore,
-: -Minot. 1902: Miss Cesarion, 105;
Posing. loo; Lady Carol. 1906 Fleming,
107: Arlington. 107 Dr. Baker, 107;
Chalfonte. lOs; Miss Stromes 1903;
Royal Onyx, 113.
Fifth race. 6 furlongs. selling
sSuderman, 81: Huck. 1902; VIM. p.
Lyon. 1O2. Cosmopolitan. los; Fred
Malice. 105: Little Usage. l05: Uneasy,
1875. Polar Star, 107: Blue Lee. 10
Sixth race. / Is miles. selling: 'AT
rowswift. 90; Nancy. l0o Camille.
105: Usury. 107: Chanida. l07; Harry
Richardson. TOT; Lady Esther. 1917;
Scion Single. 100
apprentice allowance. Weather
clear; track good.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29

are considered. He was sent away q
a break and never did catch.
The crowd cheered when Prince \
Rumble won his final and decisive heat
in the 2.24 pace III was GeCrs hrS'
and only win Of the meeting uD to
date.
The crowd was well over the TO- SOC
mark and tt IN fine commentary on
Detroits sportsmanship that every one
OF the 1872 boxes was sold. Today will
be bigger yet.
Some thought that The Eel might
have distanced Minor Heir I'm That first
heat hut he seemed TO be wISgling
along right merrily and probably had
but little To spare.
The only drawback to the averag'
spectators complete enjoyment OF th'
day IA that third mile walk to th'
ears. A loop should have been put IN
leading right TO the grandstand.
The crowd would have enjoyed see
ing another driver up back Of Queen
OF Woodcliffe In the 2:l6 trot. Castle
was q very contented sort or second.
Apparently the checks were not down.
Jerry h. IL still eligible TO the 1909
G.. OF G. We are getting To recognize
him as thoroughly as Bonanza that
cession but was finally forced to take
heat TO do II.
The scene when Minor Heir broke
just when called on to pass The Ec In
the first heat baffied description. The
Canadians went crazy. They cleaned
up in the heat books but wagered most
OF II back again.
Not since Mr. Smathers and John NJ.
cleaned UP with the Canucks In Gal
a betting duel as that evoked by the
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
BROOKLYN GETS =
JULIE" KUSTUS.


CINCINNATI, July 29,--President
Garry Herman. OF the Cincinnati club.
announced today that he had turned
over outflelder julie kustps,- OF tho
Evansville, Ind. Central league team,
to brooklyn. The Reds purchased the
crack outfielder some days ago. with
the sole intention OF making trade
for new pitchers, but as Manager Pat
sy Donovan, OF the Dodgers. offered
a good price for Kustus. Herman de-
cided 10 sell him. He will report TO
Donovan early In the fall.
President Herman also announced
that he has secured Outfielder Beacher,
also OF the Evansville team The Reds
will retain Bescher. who will prob.
ably report within a few days.
kustus is a Detroiter and played
his best ball here with the oldtime
champion Hillsides. managed by Tory
kloka.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
BIC FLEET WILL
RACE IN Upton

Cleveland. the crack 2l-foot sloop
which carried of honors In the inter
lake regatta last week at Put-inBay.
Is on It's way TO Chicago to compete
In the Upton cup series on Aug. 10.
II and IS.
Cleveland and Spray have been
loaded aboard one OF the big freight
ers bound for Chicago, and will
probably arrive there this week.
There Is also a possibility that the
feet Otsiketa will be entered for the
coming renewal OF competition for the
baronet's mug.
The addition of Cleveland to the
list OF entries assures the committee
in charge of the race OF a three days
meeting which will surpass all pre-
vious races since the trophy was
awarded the Columbia club The old.
timer, Cherry Circle. victor in the 1907
series. will be out to defend her right
to the trophy, and will have for COM
petltors among the veterans such
boats as Quien Sabe. Jackson park
the mill last year in disastrous de-
but.
Three new yachts will join the
bunch, thereby insuring a feet OF
eight flyers in the big struggle. Co
lunl ia, the newcomer TO the Colhm
bia fleet. has been showing Champion
ship form in the class trials during
the last month. Chicago, the sloop
constructed this season especially to
fly the Chicago club pennant In the
Upton races, has failed TO compete In
any race, but in practice has chased
along like the proverbial frightened
jack rabbit. l. A. c., which will rep.
resent the Illinois Athletic club In the
series, is an unknown quantity. buL in
, build looms up as ringer for the
Cherry Circle.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
7Today's Program.

2:15 PACE, purse, st.ooo-our King.
Arthur j.. Miss Castle. Gene Whit
comb, George Gano. Star Patehen,
Halle Direct. shadeland Nutiear.
N. 4 M. STAKE, $4,000, 2:24
class, trotting - AIeeste, eirdson,
eonnie Way, Fleming Boy, Florence
c. Major Higglnson, May Worthy, Ma
oms, San Francisco, sonoma May
spanish Queen, vandetta, Ward.
2;fo TRoT, ,0oo--Munlc, Gold
Bur, Sterling Mckinney, Hamburg
Belle, berIco, Mochester. Thornfield
Peter eaita. Del Coronado. Miss Ad.
bell, Susie NJ. Chimes Bell.
200 PACE, $1,o0o-RushviIle, RaouI
W., Major Brine, Miss Georgia, Bren.
da Yorke. Milton s.. Jr., Arrow,
shaughran, William c.. Leslie Water
man, Fred o.. Red Bow and Charley
Hal.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
JOE WALCOTT No. 2
LANGFORD'S TITLE

his game, and there is nothing in II
for him TO fight the men of his own
race.
Take 1t from me. this Langford
fellow is the daddy OF them ALL" Ted
Murphy told me before the fight with
Willie. Hell whip Willie badly. just
as he will whip any other white man
anywhere near his weight. | hate TO
acknowledge the supremacy OF the
blacks in the ring, but in this case |
am forced to do It,"
Ted knows something about Lang
ford. He took Jim Barry, the Chi
Cago heavyweight. East short time
ago and tossed him into the pit with
this awful dingy person. Langford.
after assimilating several OF Barry's
best punches. laced out a few himself,
and Barry went into a heap in cor
ner completely done.
So Ted is in position TO know
what he is talking about.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
By ED w. SMITH.


Boxing has developed Joe Walcvtt
H. This second and revised edition
OF the once famous Barbados wonder
is Sam Langford. White men are as
easy for him as the disposition OF a
fat. yellow-legged chicken. Sammy is
wonder.
1t is not because he Knocked out
John Willie in two rounds that | am
forced TO sound the black mans
praises. That fact was merely the
elimination OF series OF ring per.
formances that, had Langford been
born white. would send his fighting
stock far above that of any man in the
ring today.
With fair skin Sam today would
be slated for an early match with
Stanley Ketchell, and then for try
at Tommy Burns and probably Jack
Johnson again. But as he is black
he must remain among the medioc-
rites OF the game. Whites don't want
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
The DAY. GATHERED FOR THE DETRO]
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Detroit lay idle but drew a bit
away In the lead when Washing
ton beat ST. lous.
For 10 innings ST. Louis bat.
tied with Washington and then
the latter won. to I. on Wild
throws by stephens and Wallace.
Dineen had a shade the worse Of
the pitching duel with Joshson.
LaJoie's batting won for cl.ve-
land from Boston, 5 TO 3, Rhoades
and 6urehell pitching.
plank was in fine form and out.
pitched Walsh al Chicago, the
Athletics winin9, 2 70 o.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29

lineup record OF 2:27A before the
racing began. l|/hI
Scoring ahead OF tie pole horse ls "A
faVorite diversion Of the drivers al the
Blue Ribbon. \ few nnes would nol
be out OF order
IL WAS pretty TO watch The Eel worm
his way through the Held In the hrst
heat And Minor Heirs nose was lght
on his sulky all the way.
The Chamber OF Commerce winner 5
only drawback was hts name. ROW
much better the nomenclature OF the
winner OF second money!
Phoenix was certainly an awful dis
appointment when the advance notices
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
j. 5. ATHLETES
OFF FOR HOME

LONDON. July 2s.-James f. SUI
livan. American commissioners 20, the
Olympic games. and many members
OF the Victorious Yankee team. sailed
for New York today on the White
Star liner Cedric.
Those members OF the team who
Will not start home with Mr. Sullivan
are to take part In athletic meetings
In Ireland and France. II Is expected
these men will sail for New York IN
about ten days.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
NEWS OF The DH
'TODAY'S M. & M. IS AN
OPEN RACE, APPARENTLY

G. OF G. II is said that there was be-
tween $4,000 and ssy.0o0 in lhr box
when the race was over ~
\. w. Freer re gardcd the track wiki
sort of fathcrly air. tie Is the man
who deserves THE credit FOR the speed
which has been shown over ~ az II was
rebuilt under his explicit directions
The Eel appears Ia bee one Of those
PAGERS that require no urglnS 10 do
their best. McEwan, aside from his
constant attention TO Minor Heirs nc
tions and whereabouts ins thc held
might have been wooden man Tor all
the drive which was given The PAGER
from outward appears noes.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
LOSS
CR|PPLES BROWNS

ST. LOUIS, July 29-The Browns
are minus the services OF blk JACK
Powell. their winning pitcher. as the
result OF an accident that befell the
ex-boilermaker According TO stories
OF his friends, Jack stepped into de-
preston on Twelfth-st last night,
spraining his ankle. while going TO
his home on North Twelfth-st. Ii ~
probable the big right handler VIII be
laid up for two weeks. The team Is
undoubtedly weakened by his loss'
and the accident iessens the Browns
chances of winning the pennant.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
ELY, MEv.,, AFTER
BIGGEST FIGHT

ELY, New. July 29.--Citizens OF En-
have pledged $4,000 to Tex" Richard
to secure match between Tommy
Burns. the worlds champion. and Jack
Johnson. in this place on ThanksgiN-
ing day
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
PAPKE TO MEET
WILLIE LEWIS

NEW YORK, July est was learn
ed today that Billy Papke. the west.
ern middeweight fighter. and Willie
Lewis, the clever local pugilist. are,
really going to fight They were
matched last night at the Grand Gen.
trail depot TO engage in 12-round
bout before the Armory Athletic club
of Boston, on Aug. 13 at 1853 pounds,
weigh in at the ringside. The match
was clinched after a conference be-
tween Miah Murray and Billy Pierce,
the managers OF the club; Tom Jones,
manager OF Papke, and the manager
OF Lewis.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
The other contestaI

The other contestants withdrawing
left the two Pierce Arrows alone In
the continued competition for the
Hover trophy and the Pierce cars
are accordingly proclaimed the win
ners OF both the Glidden ana the
Hower-the two big touring events
OF the year.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
Sporting Note5
The tennis play :. ON ., Long"ood.

The tennis play IL ON 1T Longwood.
sir ThomPs Upton rendered the We
torlous American olympic athletes
banquet on the Erin.
sixteen innings to a 90 draw was
the result OF the New York Pfttkburg
game OF yesterday. Wiltse ana Wills
twirling.
Pierce. che Star twiricr OF the Souts
Michigan and Lansings sOuthpaw
pride has been sold to the Boston
Nationals who are also after cough,
OF Saginaw.
80. Cath crimes L. preparing for it's M
nual rowing regatta. The Detroit
Boat club viii be represented and the
junior eight Is expected to MAKE a
good showing. as well as Craig I'm
the singles.
The \. VI. \. team gave ID. 4. a. a scare
yesterday, losing out, , To /, IN the
nearest escape from defeat which the
Deitas have suffered la their .ong
and busy season.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
Aurlsx Beats Hayes.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Battling
Hurley OF Passaic. proved an easy
conquerer Of Grover Hayes, or CHI
cago, in their six-round star bout at
the Navarro club last night.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
Not for Morisrty.

Some one suggested to Moriarty
that he ought to go down In Florida
and play this coming winter. Not for
mine" replied Moriarty. Il know
those grounds. When a ball Is hit
Won go down after a grounder and
come ND with malaria York
Tonrnal
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES ATAGLANCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Phlllies IL. 81 Louis 0--3 (hrst
game ~ inningsD
Chicago 4, brooklyn 2
Cincinnati ~ Boston ?
Pittsburg 2 New York 2 &c inn. =
Todny's Gnmes.
st. Louis at New York.
Plttsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago az Boston.
cincinnati at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29

when a man gets mad there is only
one woman in the world, besides his
wife. who knows how mad he can get
and that Is the telephone girl.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29

nusInc.--Iikc Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. is
John R-sI Phone 1tex
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
UNHOLZ HAD ONE
CHANCE TO WIN

BOSTON. July 29.--Tommy Murphy,
OF New York. defeated Rudolph I'm
holz In a l2-round bout at the Arm
DRY A. A. last night. He had the light
well In hand from the first round with
the exception OF the fourth, when I'm
holz nearly put him away.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Ncstcrdny's Results.
Washington =. ST Louis G6 innD.
Cleveland g. Boston 3.
Athletics 2. Chicago o
roday'- Games.
Nnun- aclaInlnn
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29

The crisis of the race came In the
second heat. Starter Schneider sent
them away with particular reference
to The Eel and Minor Heir. allowing
the latter to secure the lead OF
length at the start Dean had his
charge boiling and Minor Heir prog
ably paced the first eighth In very
close TO IA seconds. McEwan behind
The Eel well known that the emer-
gency must be met Along the pole
he hurried The Eel for all he was
was worth. Just before the turn was
reached the Canadian wonder jumped
up In a short but wild break. Minor
Heir swept down from the outside.
the spectators saw the two converge
just as they reached the tangent Then
Minor Heir turned his side to the
crowd and swept majestfcaiiy along
In the lead and the coveted position
along the rail-
From them on. there was nothing
to II but the shouting On every oc
casion when the two hooked up for a
test OF speed, Minor Heir made the
grey horse understand where be be-
longed. The final heat was merely a
tearing. sliding procession. with the
Canadian in second place all the way
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29

The inadequate nature OF the racing
conditions at the fair grounds when
asked TO meet all conditions were ex-
cellently illustrated In the third event,
the 2: l6 trot. in which three heat win
ners were evolved and one OF them
had but TO save his distance I'm the
fifth and final heat. TO win first money
Black Silk took the first heat and
Aquin the second Axtellay grabbed
the third and fourth. AT this juncture
the inspection of the summaries
brought 10 light the fact that Axtel-
lay. by virtue of a second place In
the first heat. had the race cinched,
pending only the trotting OF a safe,
easy mile in the final clash, a feat
which he perforced with ease. winning
when the race came 10 an end. though
Aquin was the winner of the final
heat
OF course there was nothing to
form the basis for a protest. yet It is
going to take a considerable campaign
OF education before the public Is up
to admitting horse the best in i've
heat race in which he has not captur.
cd three OF the heats
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
Asuin wa the only losing favorit

OF the day. l.N\
Aquin's 2:O9M. IA the third new 2:I0
frotting record OF the meeting.
The Geers string does not look any
where near so formidable as In former
years.
Ato beat 2;24h. and failed by a quarter
second.
Minor Heir got 81 500 for mis- win
ming but this was but a drop in the
bucket alongside the victory in the
pools.
No floral decoration rewarded Minor
Heirs victory. Those things help
nightly.
Frank Colby gave Shadeland Nut
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Job Printing Done right. Times Print-
ting CO.. Is John R-'st. Phone l4ss.
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BY PAUL n. sRusks.

Was there ever a week OF racing
which started out as sensationally as
the current Blue Ribbon meeting now
In progress at the Fair Grounds?
A new state trotting record and
worlds mark for geldings In two
heats on Monday, a new record for
the Chamber OF Commerce on Tues.
day--well, it's up To the 2:24 trotters
in the $4,000 NJ. & NJ today and
:06 Ia is the mark for them 10 shoot
at
Can they do 1t?
Honestly, there Is more room for
doubt than has been the case with
Jack Leyburn and Minor Heir In their
events. Vandetta and Spanish Queen
have beaten 2:07 In races In which
they had TO succumb to the seDsa-
tional Amy Brooks which In ineligible
TO the event. Fleming Boy. driven by
Mr.. Dean whose PAGER copied yester-
days c. OF c. has record OF 2:07 IL,
made In winning race. Alceste Ia
known to be considerably better than
a 2:10 trotter. San Francisco Is said
TO have worked in 2:07 at the State
Fair track last week. There are sew
eral OF the others whose performances
in training have been far from the
prying eye of the checkers and who
have not made move at speed since
their arrival here.
There Is more than an even chance
that, on the velvet track which the
new Detroit Driving club has given
its city and the Grand circuit, some
thing in the race may be able TO do
better than Sonoma Girl did at Crosse
Pointe last year.
Seldom has there been an NJ. & NJ.
In which the winner has been SO much
I'm doutb
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job Printing done right Times Print
tag Co. Is John R-st Phone 1923.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-29

At the race track this morning, the
horsemen gathered TO open the betting
on the NJ. & NJ, the marvellous pac-
Ing race OF the day before was still
the main topic of conversation.
Never before, In all the IL years of
history with which the classic has en-
riched the annals of the harness turf,
have two PAGERS OF the caleber OF
Minor Heir and The Eel hooked up
In race. Not only did they break
the record in the event; they broke
the old mark of 2:05 IL in every single
heat. And Jerry b., that had to be
content with third money was prob
ably up TO winning any former c. of
c. in history, though forced to be con-
tent with third money!
The hackers OF Minor Heir were
jubilant this morning as they packed
away the wads OF Canadian coin which
their grand PAGER had won for them.
They proclaimed his the greatest pac-
er that ever lived and were outspoken
in the belief that, had he kept his
feet in that first heat. he would have
surely beaten out his slender, grey
competitor, never allowing him so
much as a heat.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-20

See j. H. Lane about your awning.
We have them In any style or color.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-20
BOY Barred BREAST
FATHER KILLED HIM

with him. and the father finally con-
sentcd.
A letter was found in Amann's
pocket which he declared the boy
had written and which tended to
prove that the latter knew what his
fate was to be and welcomed it. The
letter read:
"Please bury us together in one
grave. Everything was against us.
/ do not want to live without my
father l go on my own free will"
The letter was signed walter"
and was in child's handwriting. An
other letter written by Amann read.
please get my boy, 200 yards
northeast of Post Sheridan"
All day Amann lay on a cot at
the fort and raved about the deed.
81 have killed my own son." he NUT
tered over and over. He knew that
intended to die and he did not want
to be separated from me. He smiled
when / raised the knife. He was a
brave little fellow and not afraid to
die
From Mrs. Knobel. mother of the
child, 1t was learned that Amcnn had
repeatedly asked her to marry him
during the past eight years, since
the death of der husband, and she
had refused. He had also made de-
mands upon her for money and had
threatened to kill the boy If she did
not give it to him. Great affection,
she said, had existed between the
child and Amann.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-20
TO KEEP FRUIT
FOR COMING FAIR

Water. Cboiled' and cooled) enough
to make 100 parts.
This may be made up by measures
as follows:
Formalin. l pint.
Salt solution, pints.
Water, Z pints.
keep indefinitely. Another solution
weaker in formalin has also been
used here satisfactorily. The pro-
portions are:
Formalin, 3 parts.
Salt solution, 10 parts.
Water enough to make 100 parts.
For raspberries, the following mix
ture is recommended:
Formalin, l part.
Glycerine. 10 parts.
Water. 80 parts.
Strawberries may be preserved
fairly well in a saturated solution of
common salt, and better still in a
fluid composed of formalin, ounce;
alum. ! drachm; glycerine, 5 ounces;
water. 3 pints.
ton of
Corrosive sublimate 1 part
Glycerine. 10 parts.
Water. 90 parts.
The corrosive sublimate must be
dissolved in hot water and the solu-
ton and fruit preserved in it should
be labeled poison, as it is very dead
ly IL swallowed.
The glass shoppers of bottles and
jars may be made perfectly tight by
smearing the ground surface with a
small amount of light colcred vas
cline. This will also prevent. in great
measure, the sticking of the shoppers
when it is desired to remove them
B. o. LONGYEAR,
Associate Professor of Botany, Colo
RADIO Agricultural College. Fort
Collins.
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lsnecial to The Sentinel }

Especial to The Sentinel.)
Chicago, May 2O.-"Here Is my
heart, papa, do not be afraid of hurt
ing me, but be as easy as you can, "
said Walter Amann, aged IL. as he
feverishly barred his bosom after he
and his disheartened father had sign
ed death pact.
He did not have long to wait. The
cruel knife sank into his heart and
as the blood gushed forth, he reached
up and kissed the hand of his muir
derer.
Now we die together" he said,
as he sank to the earth.
The father picked a bunch of wood
violets. placed them upon the boys
throat and then drove knife at his
own heart but failed 20 strike 1t.
Ten hours later, he recovered con-
sciousness and crawled to Fort Sher-
idan, nearby, and told the soldiers
what he had done.
All the previous day he and the
boy had sought an opportunity to
rush before the targets in the hope
the riflemen at practice would kill
them at one volley, but the vigilance
of the post guards prevented the
plan. Then they wandered into the
woods and after a conference chose
the knife method.
Henry Rudolph Amann, the father.
is 43 years old. formerly wealthy, but
financial and family trouble upset
his mind. His boy, knowing the
fathers desperation, pleaded to die
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-20

'The lady will go up on the ele-
vator with me. and go down anothe
way, when you and Cedric signal that
no one can see her depart. Now, you
can arrange for room for me that
has n connecting room, so that you
and Cedric and any witnesses you
want can be in the connecting room
while they (ths detectives) watch or
break in on me
Brewers little plan to confound
his wife's detectives worked like a
charm. The fly-cops, it is alleged
secured room opposite that of
Brewer and stood watch during the
night, while Brewer and his friends
made merry and waited for the grand
den ument. The spies did not break
into the room, however. but short
time later the divorce suit was
brought.
During the previous hearing. which
ended in mistrial, an attorney for
Mrs. Brewer testified on oath that
he had seen woman coming from
the room occupied by Brewer The
latter. however. produced large
number of witnesses to prove that he
had spent the night with male friends
and that the woman in the case"
had been escorted out of the hotel
Immediately after playing her part
in the little drama of domestic in
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-20
Furniture
Hospital

Is in the same place at 244 Colorado
avenue. Get your furniture repaired
and upholsteriIg done. We also dc
over old wool and hair mattresses
Wool mat picked and tied. $3.50.
Wool picked tied with new tick
$3.50.
Hair picked and tied. $500.
Same with new tick, $3.50.
All work guaranteed.
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Phone Red 67l.
Address. PA Colorado avenue,
Grand Junction, Colo.