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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-03
Martel

Mertel, Oct. 2-Thomas Ettinger
the baker while delivering bread
Wednesday, his horse dropped dead
in the street
Mrs. August Rhorick while out In
the orchard Monday was butted by a
vicious sheep and had her hip dis
located
Mrs. Anna Dorian end son OF
Chicago Junction are visiting rela'
tlves in this vicinity.
Miss Cora Price OF Bucyrus is Wis
iting friend here this week.
Charles Winch moved into the
house that was occupied by Frank
Rosin.
Frank Rosin moved into the Shar7
rock property north of town.
Inez and Babe Gamble killed IL
fox and 3 red squirreles Thursday,
Mrs Blanch Ma!oney OF Gallon is
visiting relatives here.
in Marion Thursday,
Jacob Haney sod Q, valuable horse
Wednesday.
F, F. A. Laipply has purchased an
automobile.
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Caledonia

Caledonia, Oct. Al. l.. Fields,
OF Adelaide, a railroad mail clerk on
the p. Ft. w. 4 c. Ry., has been
transferred TO a position in the Of
fee OF the chief clerk at Crestline.
Mr.. Fields entered upon his new
duties, Sept, 22.
While on her way to visit a neigh
bor, Sunday evening, Mrs. May Hart
sustained severely sprained wrist
by falling over dog that was
sleeping on the sidewalk. Her con
dltlon is somewhat improved at this
date.
John Lupton, who resided on the
Henry ulsh farm just west OF town,
moved In to the Rice property on
North Water street, last week.
Nelson Myers has purchased the
property OF Mrs. Charlotte Slokel in
the north part OF town. He will get
possession of the property next spring
Mrs. Rhoda Dickens. resldinll
southeast OF town, is seriously i'll,
John Warwick, residing south o
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DO that unless they're overworked day.
times. What kind OF work are you
engaged at in your sleep?'
Il make cheap shirts" The physi,
clan betrayed his astonlshment by a
start that brought him upright in his
chair. You might call shirt-making
light employment" continued the
patient. "and since | rest all day II
should not wear me down, but | as,
sure you. doctor, | am driven so fierce,
ly at this task that ! haven't mo,
ment's rest all night Then consider
the mental strain of the thing Think
OF making shirts in your dreams
every night and all night. A man OF
my tastes and education, making
cheap cotton shirts in n sweatshop
month In and month QUIT"
Let me get at your meaning clear
ly." The physician emphasized his re
capitulation with forehnger and palm
When you fall asleep you dream that
you are in a sweatshop making shirts
and in the morning you are exhausted
as II the labor of your dreams had
been an actual employment"
"Yes."
when were you FIRST troubled this
way?"
About four months ago"
1T has continued unremittlngly?'
yes"
did you ever follow the trade OF
shirt-maklng?
mo. ! studied for the bar, but have
never followed any trade or profes
sion"
Can you make shirt Will,
awake?"
"Yes. About a month ago found
that could cut and sew a shirt while
awake. | have learned the trade il
my sleep"
The physician snapped his fingers
thoughtfully Are you troubled will
sleep-walkng?" he suddenly asked.
mo. Besides, have tied mysel
to my bed, so you see | do not get ou
in my sleep and visit this sweatshop,
Are there any lapses in your lift
that you connot account for?"
NO, | can account for my wholt
life since child" The patient ex
tended his left hand Last night
Gu. my finger in my sleep. The pail
is st!ll there, but you can see thece Il
no cut or scar"
The physician examined the hand
1T is very evident that YOU don't ge
out OF bed in your sleep aud max,
shirts. II is merely a delusion, bu
yet it appears TO be so Intense tha
these imaginary labors draia YOUR vi
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day with his. brother and sister,
II. V. Spicer and Mrs. r. f. Wurts-
baugh of fleetwood.
Mrs. Thomas Grindle returned to
hor home In Gallon sunday evening
after six weeks visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. McFar
land west OF town.
w. b. Howison wishes to notify
all hunters to stay off his farm.
Miss Mary Jones of the Gazette
force. visited over Sunday with her
mother and brother at Marion.
Mrs. Joseph Brobeck Of Marion,
visited over Sunday at the home
OF her son DR.. I. J. Brobeck on
north Franklin street.
Miss Anna Knox, of the Girls
industrial Home at Delaware, spent
last weck with her sister Mrs. Frank
Stevenson of east Blagrove street
Miss Bess Swartz Of Toledo, was
n guest from Saturday until Tues
day of Miss Ada Paterson at the
.S' W NVOuS lOule Ol edSI BO0l-
ford street.
Mrs. s. ID. Phinney went to Co.
lumbus Friday to spend few days
with her daughter Mrs. Harry Comp
bell and also her son Pearl Phinney
Of Buckhannon, West Virginia who
was visiting there at that time.
Mrs. Mae Jones west OF town.
spent several days lest week with
friends in Marion.
Miss Gertrude Smith north Of town
sTsnt the latter part Of last week
with relatives at Prospect.
Mrs. l. ]. Cchlll and DAUGHTER Hell
en- of Dayton are guests CT Mr.. end
Mrs. Urah Cahill OF Beatty avenue
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had died in his bed.
do you know the cause of the fire?"
he asked.
The fireman scratched his chin.
Guess | do! Got a shock myself. The
old boss must have been crazy, up
there at two a. IN, with every machine
going with electricity and not shirt
cutter or shirt sewer in sight. We
had to turn the hose on him, to run
him out OF the place. Never saw such
n whiskered old viper! But the boys
think it's mighty queer he didn't have
any insurance on his sweatshop. Must
have been making money pretty easy
not to take out an insurance In the
fire zone"
The ply sician turned away slowly
meditating the coincidence Of the
thing.
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Redwood

Redwood, Oct. 2--NIiss Alpha
Phillips was home from Dayton
Sunday to spend the day with her
father, J. A. Philips and daughter
Lizzie.
Mrs. +, M. Kemp of Bellevue,
visited over Sunday with her brother
FrPnk Graham and wife of east
Ottawa street
Elmer and Lee Freshwater OF Della
ware spent last Sunday with their
brother Milton Frtehwater and wife
of east Blagroye street,
Mr. and Mrs. II. j.. Ross OF south
'FTnklin street are spending a
couple OF weeks with relatives and
friends in, Salem, West Virginia.
Mrs. Howard Kline and little
daughter OF Albany, Ohio, are guests
of the formers parents Mr. and Mars,
is, u. Smith of south Franklin street,
Mrs. Emma Colborn reteurned to
her home In Plttsburg, Pa, yester-
day after two weeks visit with
Rev. Colborn and family of east
ottawa. street.
DR., d. T.. spicer of Bonneville
Mo-, spent few hours last Thurs
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Kirkpatrick

kirkpatrick, Oct. 2.--The First
Quarterly meeting of the NJ. H..
church was held at Scioto Chagel
Sunday Rev Idleman of Delaware,
was present
Mr.. Willie Reedcr, VINO has been
absent from home two years, re-
turned end made shcrt visit Satur
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. T.. Reeder.
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Knowles and
son Willie We're the guests of Dr..
G. H. Baker and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Jones and
daughter Violet, of Martei, were the
guests of Mr.. V. Walton. Sunday.
Miss -Edyth Reeder was in Marion,
Friday.
Mrs. John DRESSER, of Bucyrus
was the guest OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. T.. Reeder, Sunday.
Miss Estella Rice was in Bucyrus
Saturday.
Miss Mable Rowe and Clyde Rowe
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Houpt, Of Marion, Friday.
Miss Jessie Reamsnyder was the
guest of her sister, Miss Rose Ream-
snyder, in Columbus, Saturday a d
SunGay
Mrs. Ellen Rosencranse was the
guest of her son, Mr.. Frank Fair
child, of Marion, Friday and Satur-
day.
Minnie Mathews is on the sick list
Mrs. Oran Rowe and daughter
Rose Adaline, were the guests Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Blu H.
of near Nora! Sunday.
Mis- Jennie Lucas, of near Ma.
rion, were the guests of Mrs. II. V.
Young, last week,
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Stiger Of
NIBucyrus were guests of Mn. Ton
Monnette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cutter were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Clutter, Sunday,
Mr.. Willis Hipsher, of Reed Ave.
nue., Marion, was in Kirkpatrick
Tuesday.
Mr.. Harry Reeder, of Marion
made business trip to fitzpatrick
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Dobbins wa
In Bucyrus, Saturday.
Mrs. Sheldon WertE and son Ray
mond, OF Monnette, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Linn We'd
nesday,
d. A. Tobias was in Bucyrus, Sat
urday.
| Mr. NJ. V. Walton was In Gale
donla. Wednesday.
The NJ. r. Ladies' Aid met and
held an all day meeting at the home
of Mrs, John Daily. miles southeast
of Kirkpatrick, Wednesday
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"eritish unfairn.ss,,"

One American who got back. from
the Olympic games recently was with
Hayes, the Marathon winner, Ia a
party Of Americans rhe evening fol.
lowing tue race Ou the subject OF
British untairness'' he tells story
Hayes told that uight. 81
II was Just entering the stadium"
said Hayes. aud | slowed 10 II walk
thinking II was Al over aud had
lost. A policeman stepped up along,
side OF me and touching his hat, said;
You'd better 'urry on. sir, The other
chaps fallen down. So New York Sun.
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Prospect

Prospect, oct. 2-NIrs. viii Gear
biser passed through a successful
operation ut Mt. Carmel hospital
Saturday end her many friends viii
be glad TO learn that she is doing
as well as could be expected.
Mrs. Sarah Jerew LETT saturday
for North Manchester, Ind, where
she will visit friends and relatives
for three weeks,
Mr.. James p. Mohen of Waynes'
vile, Ohio, was tue guest this week
of his brother, j. y. Moehn end fam.
lily.
Mr.. d. 3. Switzer of Akron, Mr.
+. p. Stine OF Canton and Mr.. and
Mrs. %. G. Auten OF Marion were
Sunday visitors ct the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Fritch.
Mrs. AIollie Miller OF Redwood
was the guest at the home Of Frank
Miller Sunday
Mrs. ]. J, Halliday and children
spent Sunday with relatives at Della.
WIRE.
Ed Tritch of Dayton visited mis-
parents and other relatives satur
day and Sunday
Mrs. II, c. Hiner departed FOL
Marion Saturday where she will yis.
II several days with friends before
returning to her home at Lima.
The Misses Eva Cast and Matte
Stiffler visited Marion friends from
Friday TO Sunday
Ivo Earrick visited relatives aI
Marion Friday and SATURDAY..
Mrs. Aletha Widick OF n -ater
H., Is visiting relatives in and neal
Prospect at present
Mr.. and Mrs John Reuse am
children and aunt Mrs. Aleiti Wild
lex visited Mrs. Rouse's siStc,' Mrs
Harry Dennis at Toledo Sumo ay.
Miss Vera Northup acomRaried b.
Miss Theo Cast returned .onda!
To her home In North Baltimp". af
ter pleasant vis' in rr>s rct
Mrs. Lester Cine o. Columbus
visited her mother, Mrs. c. :. Moh
runday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tevid Mdylirld hav
returned from visit to reittive
and friends at Co m rs
J. j. Roberts and ra ~ from
Prospect have returned from m out
ing at Lewiston reservoir.
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THE SHIRT
MAKER
By DON MARX LEMON
by shortstory Pub. Coz

Copyright, by shortstory Pub. COZ
The physician spoke bluntly. "You
must take vacation. Get out into
the country and do nothing for
few weeks. You have run yourself
down with overwork."
"Overwork, Hardly that. doctor. I
do not work at all; | read and reflect
all day"
The physicians attention was rivet-
ed on his patients haggard face.
Nonsense! You're wearing out, not
rusting out"
"As you will, doctor"
Suddenly the physician demanded;
You say you read and reflect all day
what do you do all night?"
sleep was the brief answer.
"Sleep!"
yes"
The physician stared incredulously
when the patient leaned forward and
spoke rapidly Il have said do not
work, doctor That is both true and
'alse. In my waking hours do
nothing in particular. ! have mod.
est but secure income. and need not
lift my hand for u living, but in my
sleep no sweatshop slave tolls as do.
Il begins, it seems. the moment | fall
asleep, and all night | am driven with.
out moments rest, so that when
awake mornings |. am often too tired
TO get out of bed
The physicians face had cleared
and clouded again during this discov.
cry. so you work all night in your
sleep" he mused. "People don't often
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LaRue

GJaRue, Oct. 2.-AIr. and Mrs.
Noe Lucas, of Marion, were guests of
friends in town, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. $. CUTLERY and
son, william, were Marion visitor.
"Wednesday.
Karl Konkle, OF New Lexington, is
a guest of his grandfather, a. s..
Konkle, at present
John Wy,ie and Edward Corwin,
of Ruth o., were in town, Wednes-
day, on business errands.
Mrs. Albert Willauer ana daughter
Ruth, of Mt. Victory, are guests at
the Milton Mills home
Miss Golda Kemper and Master
Dale Kemper werO in attendance at
the Marion fair, Friday.
Charles Gillespie came home Fri
day evening from Ada to visit a
couple of days with his parents north
Of town.
David Lamb and family returned
from Marion Wednesday and are
again residents of our village.
Mrs. e. S. Smith was called home
to Cincinnati, Thursday, on account
of the illness OF her husband in that
city,
C. II. Sutton and W. +. Kniffir
and families combined business with
, pleasure and attended the Marion
county fair Friday.
lhlonzo simpson. wife and two
children, of West Mansfield, were
guests OF Rev. T.. n. Long and ].
IA. Sutton families Saturday last.
John Landgrabe and son. william
! and Carl Sharpe were in Marion. Sun
| day afternoon. in attendance at TO-
cal option meeting in that city.
Mrs. Delbert Oborn went TO Co.
lumbus saturday morning 10 visit hel
sister, Mrs. r. ]. Carver, at whcsc
home a new baby arrived recently.
Rev. T.. N. Long, of this village
and Charles Harvey. OF West Mans
field went to Akron and Marion
"Wednesday morning to attend tc
some important business matters.
Miss Hattie Myers returned home
I from a weeks visit in Marion
Wednesday morning to attend tC
/ some important business matters
Miss Hattie Myers returned home
! from six weeks visit in Marion
"Wednesday evening. Her sister Mrs
! r., Wright, came home with hal
. TO stay few days and visit.
Mr. and Mrs Il. Il. Williams ant
son Levi, of Kenton, ware guests al
the W. NJ. Hampton home, west o
this village, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Carey, of Ma
rion, spent a few days this week al
, II.aRue at the home OF Mr.. Carey''
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carey
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rousch ant
children, of NIaysvlle, were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Arnold from
Friday evening until Monday evening
NIr. Rousch contemplates returning
shortly and will be employed by III,
j. A. Slanser Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hinklin anC
children of Garret, Ind, came tC
LaRue, Friday. and for several davi
/ visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
/ George Hinklin.
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LATE NEWS FROM VARIOUS
PARTS OF MARION COUNTY

town, is building a new barn.
Hiram Foos, residing west of town
Is confined to his home with rheuma-
tlsm.
Mrs. Russell, of Los Angeles, Cal.
a sister of DR.. j. E. Baker, is a
guest at his home this week. She
will visit relatives here for two
weeks before returning.
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Ma and pa.

THAT feIler WHATS raliln' on daugh-
ter seems to be u young man OF steady
habits" 'r
"TOo burned steady. Can't the crit,
ter ever miss nightT'- washihgtop
Herald. ' 'st.
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"Do | understand you to say. Mrs
O'Bfien, that your husband drinks sx,
cessivelyi" ' -. arE - .r"
mo, judge, yer honorir he don't
drink excessively, lts always wits
Boston Herald. s-. 90 aU1
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SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS

The School ExamIners ot MkrIoh county
Ohio will meet for the examination OF
teachers at Ceutfal school bui ding, sstN
urday. .
October ,
November
Examinations commenc at s,DO a. IN
and no application will be received after
10 a. IN All examinations will b. wri ten
and positively no private examination .
viii be- granted. fee OF 90 ms w,n 81
charged on admission 10 the examination
and each applicant vii furnish an en-
yelope, stamped and addressed 10 him on
herself, In which certificate or no lea q,
failure will be forwarded TArplicants vii
be graded on scale OF l00. No cer,ihcst
will be granted when tho grade IN any
branch falls below 6h. An average at 4
with minimum OF IS seocres a certidcat,
10 one year. ~ with 10 minimum a Z
secures a certilca Of two years va will
minimum OF IS secu es certificate 10
three wear 't, ,H.'
success In the school room will also
the Slass OF certincate. lt
s.w Allmendinger.
W, r. Moloney
X, B Bell, Clerk.
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Moved.

!. s, Lunger, NJ, d. has removed
his office from the Huber block to
the Leffler Block, S, Main St.. OPP
posite the postoffce. am better
equlpprd than ever for fitting glasses,
treating disease of the eye, ear, nose
and throat, l0-2-2tp
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Mothers be careful of your child
ren. There is no baby medicine in
the world as good as HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t makes the
little ones strong, healthy, and act,
i've. 80 cento
Flockens Pharmacy.
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Arbuckle Bros, coffee trust 500
Henry Clews, Wall street banker ESQ
This Is only partial list OF the
trust magnates and fnauciers who
contributed to Mr. Sheldons fund.
An index as to how much more Mr..
Sheldon may be able to raise from
these interests for the national cam.
paign the fact may be cited that Mr..
Cromwell gave 81 900 TO the state
fund, and increased the amount to
$4,000 for the national campaign
Fred W. Upham Of Chicago is as
sistant treasurer OF the Republican
national committee. He is y million.
aire several times over, and mem
Der OF the state board OF review OF
Illinois, which passes upon the amount
Of taxes which corporations and
large estates shall pay In that state.
lie is director in several corpora.
tions. and is In charge OF the collec.
tion Of campaign funds In the west.
On August 2l. 1908, after his sp-
pointment as assistant treasurer OF
the Republican committee Mr.. Upham
sent out thousands Of letters to cor.
pOration officials whose taxes he
passes upon as member of the board
OF review, urging them to contribute
to the Republican fund as "indiyid.
uals," and requesting them Ito bring
this matter TO the attention OF your
business associates" The sugges-
tion implied Is regarded as signir.
cant.
Five OF the nine members OF the
Republican committee are:
Charles +. Brooker. Connecticut
millionaire, member. OF New York
Chamber OF Commerce and vice-presi.
dent New York New Haven Rail
road Company, against which a gov.
ernment suit is now pending, and one
OF the leading spirits In the brass
trust. ..tt
Frank o. Lowden, mu!t-millionaire
vice.president Pullman Palace, Car
Company, which is u monopoly.
h, c. Duncan, director Atlantic Il
North Carolina Railway and other
corporations, receiver SeabOard Air
Line and Official dispenser of patron.
age in, North Carolinss- @'T.--v .
r.. Coleman Du Pont. controlling
factor in powder trust. against which
the government has n suit now pend.
ing for dissolution, ...,
Boise Penrose, political boss OF
Pennsylvania, head OF the corrupt Re.
publican Organization In philadelphia,
and conspicuous iu many corpora.
lions. Cd
Roy o. West, chairman Of the Re
publican state committee OF Illinois
IL also chairman OF he board OF re
view, which passes upon corporation
taxes
Fred A. Sims, acting chairman OF
the Republican state committee Of In.
diana, Is also chairman Of the state
tax board, which IassCs upon the
taxes levied against corporations!
Mr.. Du Pont has been forced to re-
sign from The executive committee be.
cause OF his -trusi connections, but
Mr.. BrooEer, against whose company
the goye.umnt has a SUIT, Is still .
member OF TIE committee. .,EtF
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BOB;
jus. made some splendid bIscuits-Gold
Medal FloUr BnTTv
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TIT the hirHor wanr eUSmn
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-01-14
The
Beler1 TCown
and Improvement
Company
uncorporated)
(Inc0rporated)

Are the of the Been owne consisting of 1000 business,
residence lots size 25xl42 feet fronting upon eighty and
streets and right the business of the new cty and
directly the Santa Fe Railway depot grounds The Acbon
opeka and Santa re Railway Company grading extensive
depot grounds and yard limits 800 feet wide and mile long capc
o seventy miles OF side track accommodate immense passenger
and freight traffic, Harvey eating house. roundhouse coal chues
water tanks machine shops etc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-01-14
A mrNr no rnE CRY COUNCIL

The RECORD Herald speaking of
the great city By tha lake SAYS
one % tlo surest vaya q naka
This cly prosperous VIII b thorough
makiar It SO attractive that people
win be glad 10 come here to live"
And thc fact here stated strikes an
buaucrquc with even more force than
IL does chicago because those who
go 10 Chicago vi 10 for business
reasons only bu IN abolition to us-
ness Albuquerque lays claim q im-
ponant climatic and hpelenic reasons
Why people ehouId make thoif homes
here. and people who are drawn TO ny
bs these arguments ore affected in a
far greater degree by The general at
ttactivencss Of the city than they
would be II moved by mere money
getting Impulse hence we consider Il
an undeniablo fact that The Record
ilerald's words apply with a good d
more force to Albuquerque than 70
Chicago
And II making our cuy more at-
tractivc VIII ea0ae more people TO
make their homes here. Chen the work
Of promoting alractlyencss Is not only
commcndablo upon broad humonlta-
rnn lines, but is At the same time
very shrowd stroke Of business policy
because It cnhcncos the price o. cy
orybody'a property and therefore has
a pccunlay value o al
Hence making lie cily mono at-
traetiyc Is "busiuess and whore Is
there bettcr placr 10 begin than on
the public nrrcts? Tho strccts ought
to De paved there is no getting
around that fact but thal is Il big
job II would take OF Of money aud
many of jhc people think would be
too great q burden for us % attempt
TO carry during the present busy year |
bul there q no sufficient reason why
the streets though remaining ans
paved should nos be- put ln poHoby
decent condition, aud be made to lool,
like city streets Instead of country
roads And this Voud not Doe al
great undertaking If the city roun-
cl would make but comparatively
small addition 10 tile road mud our
public highway au oven town could
bo put u such condition that che pco-
plo would not Gre ashamed or them,
except ior the mud aud dust II would
not cost a rerl great sum to put ou
few extra men with horses aud
serapcrs Go scrnpo the ~upernuous
earth from the guucr- into tile middle
Of mc streets nlIag the low placca
ana making our thoraughtucs look
street iEc Ana Ia die same time tine
crossings could be HHod up p some
measure aud u not made as good as
thcy ought TO be. th@ could at loaat
ba put n such condition hat ulg
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-01-14

CHccrfuiucss, Il Be- now announced is th,
best cure tor the grip touycrsolv the grin
ia splendid cure tor chccrtuluuss. as al
Hho have had IL win testify Phoenix Re
publican
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-01-14

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