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The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18
Where Others Failed

Each spring for five or six years | broke out with akind Of Eczema which nothing seemed to relieve permanent ly. Finally tried a box of Hupt's Cure, which promptly cured mo. Two years have passed but the trouble bas not returned, 7 Mrs. Kate Howard
 Little Rock. Ark
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18
VIII Nominate La Toilette.

Madison, Wis. June ll.--Senator Robert M. La Toilette Tuesday an nounced that Henry F. Cochems of Milwaukee would place him in nomina- ton for the presidential candidate at the Republican national convention.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18
Safety Appliance Violations.

Washington. June ll-Attorney General Bonaparte Tuesday trans mitted to various United States attor- neys information of 47 violations of the federal railroad safety appliance act.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18
Will Not Reduce Rate.

Topeka, June 1.-The railroads have announced that they would not grant the rate of one cent mile for harvest hands. Each of the Kansas lines in the association here refused to grant the rate.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18
Newspaper circulators in Session.

Philadelphia. June 1.-The Nation al Association of Managers of News. paper Circulation opened its tenth an. nual convention here Tuesday. About 200 delegates are in attendance.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18
Girl Captures a Rurnlar.

Kansas City, June Hay Bergin. a l9-year-old girl. knocked negro burglar down with blow from her fist and held him until the arrival of police.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18
Lleense wins al MoherIx.

Moberly. Mo. June ll.--Local op ton lost here, the total vote cast be ing 2,sts; for high license. l,G0S; against high license 7s5.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18
Hitohcook Cleared N .I,,,,,

New York. June l2 The jury in the case Of Raymond Hitchcock has re. turned yerdicl of not guilty.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18

Kansas City, June 12.-The Raw river at & o'clock a. m. Thursday stood at 2S.35 feet above low water mark at the Swift gauge. This IS higher point than reached by the Raw in 1904. The gauge is under water and no reading was taken later
 The Raw has flooded Armourdaie, Argentine and parts of the west bot toms It is falling above Kansas City but rises are reported in some Of It's tributaries.
 The Missouri is also rising at Kan sas City. At ten o'clock 1t stood at 2S.4 feet. It is rising here at the rate of one-tenth of foot an hour and IS rising above Kansas City. The weather bureau predicts the crest of the Missouri will reach Kansas City Thursday morning.
 Wednesday morning the water broke over mile of the Raw river bank south of Armourdale. It flowed rapidly north into the city where the land is lower than the river bank. From that time on the rise was steady over the entire eastern part of the city. By noon the water was five feet deep at Seventh street and Kansas avenue The expanse of water reached from the bluffs on the south side of the Kaw across to the Union Pacific tracks, and from Twelfth street on the west all the way down to the mouth.
 All of the packing plants on the west bank of the Raw are surrounded by water On Osage avenue it was four feet deep.
 Swift & Co.'S plant was approached by the water from the south and the north. The dam formed by the Mis- souri Pacific and the Union Pacific bridges forced the river over the bank to the north of the plant. The water filled the basement
 Morris & Co. s plant is surrounded. This plant, however, has been built since the 1903 flood. The foundations are high and unless the river rises five more feet the cellars will not be en- tered.
 None of the packers were filling or ders Wednesday, The only men at work in the plants are those manipu- lating the pumps
 Some of the bridges across the Raw pounding against the girders by mil- lions of tons Of water and heavy drift wood.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18
O. X p. Relmnni Is neaa

New York. June 11-O. II. F. Bel. mcot died at his home at Hampstead. L. l.. Wednesday morning.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18

St. Joseph, Mo, June 12.-With the stage of the river at 39.5 the river is half foot higher than the record last year and within less than foot of the 1903 record. It is four feet above the danger line. Lowlands are flooded and farmers are moving out, Train service is crippled, especially on the valley lines. By the breaking of the natural gas pipe line from south ern Kansas at Lawrence, Kan, St. Joseph's supply was shut off and thou sands went without supper Wednesday night or ate cold lunch. Bakers sold their stocks early in the evening.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN KY.
 QUICK TIME--FINE ROAD BED-=ELEGANT EQUIPMENT

Special Summer Excursion Rates Mena from Texarkana and points South from June to Septemper 30, with final limit October 30
 For further particulars address D. Salec Agent Mena Ark s. G. Warner, G. P. X T. A., Kansas City. Mo.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-18
WORSE THAN IN l9Ol.
LOW PORTIONS OF KANSAS Cllf FLOODED BY WATER FROM
 MISSOURI AND RAW.
TWO LOW RAILROAD BRIDGES IN DANGER

Armourdae and Argentine in Kansas Are Under Water and Low Land on Missouri Side FIooded-Paekin9 Houses Are All Shut Down--Rivers Probably Win Fall From Now on.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
County Clerks Notice Of
Primary Election

State Of Missouri, County Of Saline, IS.
Notice is hereby given that q pri-
mary election will be held at the regu-
lar polling places in each precinct Of
said County Of Saline. and that the
polls will be open between h hours
OF 2 o'clock In the morning and sun
set In the evening on the arst Tues
day OF August. 1908. being the 9Th day
OF August. 1908. for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for state. dis
trict. county and township offices. to
be voted for at the general election to
be held on Tuesday. the ard day Of
November. 1908. That the hereinafter
mentioned list contains the name and
postoffice address Of each candidate for
nomination, together with a designa-
ton OF the office for which he IL a
candidate. and the party or principle
that he represents. as the same appears
from a certificate from the Secretary
OF State and from nomination papers
on file In my office. as required by law.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Killed Giant Rather.

The largest rattle. snake
killed in Boone county since
the war was killed by E. r.
LSmm, ON his farm near
Huntsdale, last week. Itcon.
tanned 10 rattles and q button;
was about 4 inches in diane.
ter and s feet 2 inches long.
II Was supposed to have been
driven out Of the bluffs BY
workmen who are blasting
rock for the dyke at Boon.
vile. Mr.. Lamm hesitated
about tsckling the reptile uu.
til he had called In neighbors
to1assist. him. CRattle.snakes
are. scarce In Boone county
audCare seldom seen except
along the bluffs. The prairie
rattlers which used 10 abound
on Ahe prairie fsrms 10 now
almost unknown there.-Col,
umbia otatesnxu.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Got Johnnsy Skinned

Wednesdays St. LOUIS Re.
public tells Of young Johnny
Escb, a public school Of Car
lyle. ILL.,, that the aforesaid
Johnny Ecsb has n record If
>eveU years attendance at
school without missing y sin.
gle day or being tardy during
that time.
Johunv Esch has certainly
a good record. but H. remains
or Charley Cooper, a Huus-
,onia boy, To- beat IL. Charley
has attended the public scbw,l
OF Houstona for niue years
aud has never been ,ardy nor
missed a single day. During
the entire nine years Charley
has had but two instructors,
Miss J"nD,e Williams aud
Prof. J.. p. Nelbprn. - Elvus-
tOnian.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19

conference closed It's business
on Saturday afternoon with
the election of the following
officers: Rev. N Rieger, Hig.
giusville, president; Rev. G.
Ho6mann. jefferson City, vice
PRECEDENT; Rev. q. Press,
Sedalia, secretary Rev. F.. A.
Umbeck, California, treasnr
er; Revs. A. Dreusike, Nc.
Girk. W. Bauer. St. Joseph,
and j. A. Hoefer. Cuucordia,
memhers of the district mis-.
sion board,
The Conferer ce closed with
prctracted all day services IN
Sunday ~ VIII CHI Rev-. Hrif
mann. Buescher, Mueller and
Press occupied the pulpit ~.
terpcsed with special song
service aud special music
furnished by the ulggiusville
church choir. G. B
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
ECZEMA NOW
All Itching Skin Diseases whic1
are Not Hereditary In
stsntly Relieved By
Oil of WinteSereen.

Oil Of Wintergreen.
Can Ecsems be curedf
Some physicians say "ycs.r
6ome say mo"
The real question is, "whst h
meant by Ecsems?" II you meas
those scaly eruptions, thoes die
eases which make their first appear.
ance, not A. birth, but years sitter.
ward, and perhaps not until middls
sge--then there ran no longer bs
any question that these forms n
Ecsems are durable.
Simple vegetable oil Of winter
green, mixed with other vcsetsbAs
Ingredients, will kill the germs thse
insest the skin. Apply this pres
cription 10 the skin, and instantly
that awful itch is gene. The vesy
moment the liquid 10 applied, thss
sgcnizine, tsntslising itch d'ssp-
pears, and continued applications
Of this external remedy eoon cures
w. DISEASE.
All druggists carry In stock this
oil Of wintersrcen properly com.
pounded into d. u. y Prescription.
While We are not sure that u viii
cure all those cases Of skin trouble
which are Inherited, We positively
know that this ID. ID d. Preecvip-
ton, whenever rightly u.ed will
cure every last case Of genuine Er.
soma or other skin trouble, which
did not exist ~ birth.
We know this. Anyway you,
yourself, will know that d. d. ID.
Prescription instantly takes away
the itch the moment II IL applied u
the skin. Stop tbs, itch to-day
instantly. Just call At any drug
store and try this refreshing aad
soothing liquid; also sch about d.
d. d. BsaS.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19

the ministry. Besides this
twenty other in.tiiu'ion are
N untaiDed aud include hos.
pitfalls, orphan b"wes, homes
for aged, and institutions for
the treatment Of epilepsy and
tuberculosis.
The syDod il divided into
10 distiict', the west.M Mis-.
souri, District being one Of
the smallest in point Of MEM
bership. This district EN-.
braces the western portion of
state, west Of Jefferson City
aud has bership Of
800; Al congregations are
presided over by ~ minis.
ters.
Inc conference nov brought
To u close WAS one Of the best
attended and most interesting
held in years. A number OF
interesting papers we're read
and discussed aud ON Friday
evening DR.. Baltzer, the emi.
nent divine of St. Louis de
livered AN interesting dis
course on EMISSIONS" The
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
You can Mend Curtains a
Home.

A bottle of library paste, or
a flour mixture will serve as
we'll with u width of freshly
Numbered net, the meshes of
which should be the same size
as your curtains. Cut off the
net pieces Of requisite shape,
then carefully paste them be.
hind the rents. Neat patches
of this kind are barely visible
and the adjustment of them
rumples the curtain not at
ali. The patch 10 pressed af.
ter IL dries. When the cur.
tains are ready for their next
cleaning, the patches may be
carefully caught In place with
neat stitches. New Idea
Woman's Magazine for July.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
The Fourth at Sweet Springs.

Again Sweet Spring an
onunces to the public both
far aud wide, tina, she will on
The Al Of July give them a
feast of pleasure and merry.
making. a great day especi.
ally given for you. Every
street fair or fall festivity at
tempted by Sweet Springs
has been marked by the most
unusual success. The bust.
ness men Of Sweet Springs
are standing responsible for
the success of this 4th of July
celebration. They have not
failed yet in what they have
attempted. This great NC.
casion IL To be he'd on the old
Sweet Springs resort grounds
good erase, shade and plenty
of water.
Remember We stand re.
sponsible TO you for this days
success.
S. S. Cummerical Club.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19

state of Missouri. County OF Saline. ~
j. w. u. Durrett. Clerk OF the Count,
court within and for the County oi
saline state Of Missouri. do hsrcb,
certify that the above and foregoing Il
n true and correct list containing the
name and p~ostoffice address Of each
candidate. together with a designation
OF the office for which he is a candi-
date. the party or principle he repre-
sents. and the hours during which the
polls will he open.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. 7 here
INTO set my hand and affix the seal
OF the County Court. Done ut office In
Marshall. this the 10th day OF June.
1908.
W. q. DURRETT.
Clerk Of the County Court.
BY r.. T. Brishtweii. ID. c.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19

Fol Lieutenant Governor-
Jacob +. Gmelich, Boonviile.
For Secretary Of state
John u. Swanger, Milan.
For state Auditor
Jesse A. Tolerton. Branson.
Fer state Treasurer
WILDER +. Marins. jefferson City.
Fur Acknowledgements
Frank d. Fuikerson. 81. Joseph.
North T. Gentry. Columbia.
For Railroad ana Warehouse Commits
siorer-
Amos l.. Colman. Dcsoto.
II. IL. waehburn. Cape Girardeau.
william ". Wilder. Ste. Gencvieve.
Fer Judge Of the Supreme Court
Argus Cox. Bolivar.
Edward Higbec. Kirksvuie.
John q. Park. Kansas City.
For Judge Of she Kansas city Court Of
Appes1s-
Arch n. Davis. Chiiiicothe.
Edwin c. Mescrvey. Kansas city.
For Representative IN Coasrsss for
seventh CosGressioss District
Edwin NJ Taubman. Lexington.
John whitaker. wcaubieau.
For state snsto for FiHecnth sena-
tOrial District
Holmes Hall. sedaIia.
For R~preseut.st,s-
August Rekcr. Malta Bend.
For Jsdse Count, Court, Fir.s Dis
trtcS-
J. II. Beriekamp. Slater.
For Judge County Court. secp.d MS.
trict--
y. w. Baker. Malta Bend
.. Hupp. Slater.
For Prosecuting Attorney
Milton Alison. Marshall.
For sheriff.
Robert N. Taylor. Marshall.
For Assessor
w. II. Mccormick. Mt. Leonard.
Fer TreasmPer-
X. A. Alexander. Slater.
For Surveyor
VIII w. Humphrey. Marshall.
w. D. Mullins. Miami.
Fer Public Administrator
u. o. Shepard. Arrow Rock.
$. T. Wilson. Malta Bend.
For Coroser-
Dr. j. N. Parrish. Nelson.
DIR. A. II. Snoddy. Slater.
Fer Constable, Arrow Rock Tewsship-
Il. T. Auit. Nelson.
For Justice Of h Peace, BIsckwster
Townshtp-
Walter T. Brown. Koping.
Fer Constable, B~lsckwater Township
". ID. Taylor. Blue lick.
Eos Constable. Cambridge Towuship-
J. A. Davis. Gillian.
Eos Constable. EIswood Township-
william T, Reith. Blackburn.
For Jnstiee Of the Peace, Grand Pass
Township
a, w. Knapp. Malta Bend.
W. D. Nogt, Grand Pass.
1.-TWO to be elected.)
Fer Constable, Grand Pass To~wnship-|
II. S. Case. Malta Bend.
For Justice OF the Peace, Marshsu
Townshlp-
James l.. England. Marshall.
Fer Constable, Marshall rou.ship--
oliver Price. Marshall.
For Constable, Miami T~ownship-
j. W. Mayneid. Miami.
For Justice Of the Peace, Salt Fork
T~owsship-
Thomas Il. Mounts. Blue Lick.
For Constable, Salt Fork Tov.sh,.-
J. N. Holloway. Blue Lick.
For justice Of b Pesce, salt Pond
Tewashfp-
j. ~. Hooker. Sweet Snrin~s
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
Report Of Evangelical Synod
Meeting at Blackburn.

The beautiful little town OF
Blackburn has had the honor
of entertaining an unusual
number Of guests,
The West-M Missouri Distric,
OF the Evangelical Synod of
North America convened in
annual conference there on
Wednesday and continued its
sessions until Sunday even
ing.
That 10 was no small under.
taking to provide quarters
for those in attendance NAV
best be shown by giving the
number personal---very. five
ministers and thirty.four del.
egates-aud all were provided
with comfortable quarters
and truly rovally entertained.
The nineteenth annual con
ference of the district began
its labors "Wednesday even
inp with apprs pirate services
IN ST. Paul's church, th.
Beautiful new chapel OF Black.
burn, in which also all con.
ference meetings were held
Rev. II. Limper, minister
in.charge, delivered the ad.
dress Of welcome which was
responded to by Rev. N.
Rk of HigginsvilIc, presi
dent Of district synod. Rev.
W. bauer, Of ST. Joseph, of
Hciated At the altar aud Rev
A. Dreusicke, of McGrk, DC.
supied the pulpit delivering
an interesting discourse.
The first regular session Of
the conference WAS held on
Thursday morning and regu.
lar morning aud afternoOn
sessions we're held daily With
gospel services in evening
until adjournment.
In addition u the list of
ministers presentand publish.
ed last week, the following
delegates were also present:
Joseph Gerhardt. BhlIpgsvnle; p.
Koobsmeier, Blackburn: Herman
Schmidt, Boonville; John Bochmspn,
Brazito; John Mute, California;
Ernst vogclpohl, Clear Creek; He, m.
H%oltcamp, Cpucordis; II. d. Meyer.
John Brauer, Florence;
Henry Begemsnn, harrisburg; II.
Helwig, Norborne, Henry ~Schiuemau,
Higginsvillej Herm. Krumpke, hide.
Gottfried Geiper, James
Geo. Bartholomaeus, Jefferson
City; william voet, Kansas City; r.
Luohrmsn, lexington; Gustav Robins
Msyview; John Burkhse,er. McGirk;
Adam Baer, M%onitesu; c. Oberhell-
Napoleon; Peter Filger. Park
Wills; Edward David, 81. Jose, b;
jobs kanasb, 81. Joseph, X. Krsen or
ST.. Joseph, r. Stahihut, Sedslis;
william sellmeisr, Wellington.
II may be interesting to
your readers TO know some
thing 10 detail Of the organisa.
ton Of the German Evangel.
ical church of North America.
The denomination had its
birth IN Germany, where it
claims among it's mem bership
the royal family Of Iloben.
with the emigration
nj the Germans To America
with them the faith aud
creed Of the church of the
Fatherland aud from an
humble beginning the synod
numbers 1875 congrcga.
tions with a membership of
232, 1876, with 1910 ministers.
The Sunday Schools of the
Synod are attended by 114,OO0
and ito church prop.
erty 10 estimated to have q
Of 50. 35O,OOO.
FIR mtSSiun uOpk tho
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
CANDIDATES RErREsENTrNo THE
Democratic Party

s'ff"'s 80 "ttat's NahohN ,ltYs
James II. whitecotton. Paris.
For Lieutenant Governor
hen NJ. Anderson. Columbia.
Walter A. Kelly. 81. Louis.
William II. Leazcnby. Bethany.
William II. Painter, Carroiiton.
u. J. Simmons. Clarence.
Arthur J. Tubbs. st. Louis.
Fer Secretary Of State
Michael X. McGrath. 81. Louis.
Cornelius Roach. Carthage.
For state Auditor
John l.. Bradley. Dcsloge.
Bernard Dicrkes. 81. Louis.
John =. Gordon. Lexington.
Frank A. J. Hitler. ~. Louis.
John o. Long. Potosi.
For state Treasurer
James Cowgirl. Kansas City.
For Attorney-Genersl--
Elliott ". Major. Bowling Green.
Fer Railroad and Warehouse COMMITS
Warren C. Bronaush. Clinton.
= Richard l.. Hall. Springfield.
John A. Knott. Hannibal.
william NJ. Smith. Kirkwood.
il. c. Threlkeid. sheibina.
Nova J. Winters. Milan.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court
Waller w. Graves. Butler.
Nat. NJ. Shelton. Macon.
For Judge Of the Kansas CITY Court Of
Appesis-
james Ellison. Kansas City.
For Representative II Congress for ssy-
ssth Cossressiossi District
Courtney w. Hamiin. Springfield.
Seward A. Haseitine. Springfield.
Fer state Senator for Fifteenth ssss-
toriai District-
orvilie NJ. Barnett. Sedaiia.
For Representative
John q. Miller. Marshall.
For Judge Cous,y Court, First Dis
w. II. Fenwick. Marshall.
John p. Force. Blue Lick.
For Judge County Court, Second Dis
Miles F. Prismore. Sweet Springs.
Joshua +. Barbee. Marshall.
Fer sheriff.
Ed. II. Haynie. Marshall.
J. W. Keys, Napton.
Harry Reed. Slater.
For Assessor
J. Anderson Johnson, Slater.
Sterling T. Price. Napton.
For Treasurer
John Blair. Marshall.
Weldon p. Booker. Marshall.
J. r. Coleman. Marshall.
John T. Rhoades. Marshall.
r. B.. Thorp. Nelson.
For Surveyor
Frank NJ. Latimer. Marshall.
For Public Administrators
Jake IL. Fisher. Marshall.
For Coroner =.
DIR. q. e. s%crutchaeid. Marshall.
For Constable. Arrow Rock Township
w. C. cambridge. Nelson.
George +. McCiain, Nelson.
Fer Constable. Cambridge Tow.ship-
Martin Lenz. Gillian.
John w. Rollins. Slater.
K. @. Wheeler. Slater.
Justice Of the Peacs, Clay Towsship--
G..E. Trout. Slater.
FOR Constable. clay T~.w.ssir-
Charles NJ. Shepard. Slater.
For Justice Of the Peace, EImwssd
Townshlp-
w. T. Maddox. Blackburn.
{Fer Cssssasls, kl.wssA Tsw.sAsp-
.. F. Rollins. Blackburn.
{ For Constable, Libesty Tewnship-
w. H, higgins. Marshsii.
For Justice 81 the Peace, saessAsn
Tswsship--
James II. Ashurst. Msrshall.
For Constable, Msr~hali Tswnshi-
John p. higgins, Marshall. -.
William Schroeder, Marshall.
For Cssstshle, Miami T~swasAip--
James II. Reynolds. Miami.
For Constable, SILT Fork TswnsAsp--
Frank w. Pannell. Nelson.
CANDIDATES REPRESENTING, THE
RepsblicanI Rastyisials
Herbert !. aaai.y. sssssssoa o.ss.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
enth CcnGressiossi Dsssss~s-
IL. 7. Behrens. Sedaiia.
CANDIDATES REPRESENTING THE
Prohibition Party

Tronfoftfon Farty
Fer Governor
Herman p. Fariu. Clinton.
For Lieutenant Governor
Monta ]. Payne. Webster Grove.
For Secretary ~ state
James =. Bolts. Lancaster.
For state Auditor
George c. Mclaughlin. sedaha.
Eor state Tressprer-
bishop q. Terry. Green Castle.
For Rs'irond md Warehouse Commits
Toner
James N. Fuikorson. Frodericktowp.
FOL judge of the Supreme Court
Jonathan y. Orr. Holden.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19

Socialist Party
FER GOvernse-
VIM. L. Carver. ChiilicotAs.
Fer Liestsaant Osvssuss-
". #. Sargent. springAelA.
Fer Secretary Of stase-
Frank Baker. Poplar Blaff.
Fer ststs AuAAase- T.
Frank Foster. Haaaihsl, y
Fer state Trsasusss-
Guy d. Etherton. Kansas city.
Fer Attsrney-Gsass~l-
John r. Williams. West Plains.
Fer Rsi'resa ssa wsrsAsass Os..is.
U. T. Barnsisy. Monet.
Fer Jslse q the .ssprsms Ceurt-
Lo Pope. st. Louis.
vSr ssAssssa thslS xansas casy ,Cssstl q
calet Lipscemb. Liberal.
m~n~.~>A~As~.
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MISCELLANEOUS

w. A. GOFF viii set up your stove.
Phone Sos. 2O7H East Central
E%GRDSSING. Premiership, Diploma
work. done j artistic style. Prices
reasonable. POI Lewis Ave. Phone
1895.
ST1VE REPAIRING ~ stove. range
and furnace repairing Icy practical
f~oundrymau. Leave orders at foun-
drv. or [ will call. Jas. Stewart. 1913
SO. Edith.
FOR PURE MILK. cream and ranch
butter call up Loudous Jersey
Farm Phone lt02
DRFS~MAKING-PtieeS reasonable
Phone il54 Mrs. MgNay. eos \.
Arno.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-Mercnanaise business.
good location and good trade; good
reason for selling. Address C. A.
care journal.
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LOST
FOR SALE

S275n-6 room. frame co!ta-''
modern conVcnicnccs, lawn
shade and fruit trees; ON lilSn'
lands: close is.
~S2350-5 room. modern. cchitli'
block cottage. South Edith 81.
Close in.
SI.2OO-i-rOom frame, y. SIN St.
soft. lot. city water; casy teflh'
If desired.
S1.35O-5-roOm frame, W. Az
Iantic ave, easy terms.
s.. 0O0-5-room frame, bath pan.
try: lot CT &X1i2: :. Walter st
81. f0O-5-rOom brick and franz
lot 10Ox1i2, cement walks >
Edith St. close in.
s.. SOO-DoubIe brick. 4 ROOMS
and bath on each side; close H.
rent $500 per month.
81. S0O-6-room. modern hohl''
hot water heat: close in.
S2.50O - Two I-rOom cottage
each with bath and electho
lights: Highlands. close ~
rental. S320
business property and ranches l."
sale.
A. FLEiSCHER
Real Estate and Insurance
2I2B South second street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Naturalization as Dand saw filler
or millwrfght. Can give best Of
references. Address w. G. Reid, 40S
south Afno.
PRINTER-SoDer, reliable printer,
wants situation in good country
town in New Mexico. Address, with
particulars as to salary, etc, c. f..
Gulick. care Albuquerque Morning
Journal.
WANTED-Position as chambermaid
or house maid. e. X. c., Morning
Journal.
WANTED-Position as bookkeeper
and st~enographcr by young lady
reference. e. !. G.. care Journal.
WANTED - A first-class Swedish
cook and caterer. formerly cook in
stockholm and Berlin, is prepared to
arrange and cook dinners. l|uncheons
and suDpers; dinners and suppers,
B.. 50. l|uncheons, $500. References:
Emmy Brohlin. 10 New York ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-24
SANlTORiUMS.

ROSEDALE PLACE = Located on
Lookhart ranch near Indian school
Private porlhss. Under manage
meut 81 graduate nurses. Misses
Norman ana Bartlett.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-24

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