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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-02
S3,OOO,OOO GOLD FOR PARIS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Lazard Freres
today announced an engagement of
So, 900, 900 gold for shipment to Paris.
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CITY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS.
Cstxr Hall

Newark, N. j., December 2, 1908.
The allowing applications will be considered
nv the ommitt on Construction and Altera-
ton Of buildings at the City Hall, Friday
evan,ng. December 4. 1905, at 8 p. IN.
Ali persons having objections may appear
before the committee at this time:
Hensler Realty Co...,.""'.-lvS'a McWhorteI 81.
lSii.on uvn,s. .. 20 Hamburg pl.
nv WIN. p.
dsco-3t Superintendent Of buildings.
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wANTED-A two-family house, with all i'm
proyemen e, Ruseville or East Orange section.
Address IMMEDIATE. Box Sc. Star Office.
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Verona.

vIEw Av.-so0 feet from trolley line;
direct to Montclair Station. on D., L. g. w.
r. r., an s-room concrete house; barn; all i'm
p~rovements: spacious piazza: delightful loca-
Bloomfield av., CALDWELL, N. J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Six minutes from troll
ley, house, 7 rooms: also other farm and
country residence property for sale. Address
r., Box Al. Star Office.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-one, two and three-famlly houses.
lots and acreage: list now. FRANK a.. MAN
LEY. $50 Broad st.
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BLOOMFIELD, B~ROOKDALE SECTION-Sh
acres; immediate possession: rent $40: sale
sc. 800. Address NATHAN RUSSELL. Bloom
field.
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Arlington.

NEW one-family brick house; 6 rooms and
bath: all improvements; steam heat: elegant
location; easy terms. Apply DAVID HARPER
u Harrison av., Harrison.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.

ANNUAL MEETING-ELECTIoN
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF AMERICA.
Newark, N. J.. December 1. 1905.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
this company will be held at the office Of the
company, Prudential Building, Newark, N. J..
on Monday, January II, 1909. for the purpose
OF electing directors to serve for the ensuing
year.
Polls open IL a. M. close IL m.
EDWAR GRAY, Secretary.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-02
APARTMENTS TO LET.
CITY.
APARTMENTs-THE FA1RvIBw.
CORNER CLINTON AND FARLEY AVS.

BIGFLOw APARTMENTS. 122 Bigelow ST.. be-
tween johnson and Elizabeth avs. fine loca-
ton: 4 and 5 rooms and bath: all improvements;
hot water; steam heat; jaritor service; rent
s15 and up; small families only. Inquire on
premises.
RROAD ST. 11s2-Apartments of two and three
rooms and bath. steam heat, hot water and
minutes walk from Market ST. BEYER, Agent,
7G3 Broad st. telephone 5154-W.
T-HREE-ROOM APARTMENTS. with private
bath. steam heat. hot water and tanitor serv-
ice: 1852 Broad st. BEYEIs. 1852 Broad ST.. near
Market agent.
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,R ausINEs. eunrosEs.

TO LET-FOR BUSINESS PUHFOSEN.
MACHINE HOP, with necessary machinery
to let: 25x60; rent $40. Inquire at 10 Napoleon
street.
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BoARpERs

BOARDERs WANTED.
AT THE HOTEL KENSINGToN, East Park
and Mulberry sts.. the rates are about the
same-as the ordinary boarding house, and you
get a hrst-class table, steam heat. electric light
and hotel service; rooms In suites or singly.
CENTRE Mice furnished single rooms,
with or without board.
PARAMOUNT Av.. 25l, near South Orange av.-
Double and single rooms, with board; steam
heat; all improvements homelike; reasonable.
AYL HOUSE 119 Halsey st.-Furnishe9
rooms. home cooking. board by the day or
week; near Y. NJ. c. A.
TRAINED NURSE will board two children In
the country; terms moderate; best care.
MRS. HOPE, Millington, N. j.; route 2.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-02

WANTED-A house in James ST.. or vicinity
will pay reasonable rental. CROSS G. PLUM
INC. Broad and Bank SITS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
THE NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN.

or onc thing those Interested IN 'hc
Norfolk and Southern Railway Com
nam NAV 10 assured. that is. :hai ali
Norfolk is sincerely sorry that even
Temporary uisiori unc sh"n!d haN" D.
fallen their cntCTpris"
Tho ruad Is generally regarded. ana
with reason. as on, CLOSELY and p"rui
iarIy idcu''fcd with iic welfare o. this
rrrf and that rrcciyrrship should
have become necessary Is dcplnrCd.
Tn" property IL splendid On" ann
dnubtIr~, only ~, into difficulties 10
causc iha, cxicnSiun which should long
,incr have bccn made was undertaken
hut short time before III" = us'l"s>
manic which followed certain iIdis
crrc, uft.raucrs NJ public mon.
TT US hopc that Nc have hoard ih'
last " such collapse and that 'h'
~ .fnIk and southern property NAV
sorn br again upTu it, fC"t and M
builtrrg IBIS pori and section.
We shuuid ~ far lr"tt"r saiiSi"'
wcrr Certain staicSm"n instead vi CO..
tain railway mon out of job Th'
isi'cr W trust are ihg only t"mirf
ariIy discugaged There are nun Dc,
of the former Who might vel no OF
nanently-Norfoik Dcdger-USspa'e'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
New Committeeman Named
tBv Associated Press.)

DENVER, July I. Tho following
members 81 tho new lEmntrah'
national committee wrr" elected -
day
rlawarc. Willard SaulIhmy, Flor
Ida. T A. Jennings; Iowa. Martin
}. Wade; Louisiana. Robert + Wing,
Maine, r.. l.. jones. Michigan. Edwin
&. Wood Montana. J. bryce kr'm"r:
Nevada. John Sunderland; New
Hampshire. Eugepr r. Reed; New
Jersey. Robert 5. HudSpcth; Mort tn
Dakota. William Collins: Rhode Is
land, George ". Green: South Caro-
Ina, u H. Iillman; South Dakota
Edward s. Johnson: Tennessee. K.
Ice Montcas'l"; Washington. William
II Dwphy: Wisconsin. r T. Rhand:
Hawaii, 4. J. Walker. reelected.
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lican campaign contributions without
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08

blond waspy Congressman Suizer. of
New York.
With the Virginians could be seen
governor. DiCkcrsOn and Senator
NewlanGs: with Kentucky. Senator
McCr AIRY: with Missouri. Senator
Stone and occasionally Ex-Governor
D0ckery and the rcdoubtabTe Champ
Clark: with Idaho. former Senator
Dubois and Fri:fcldt Minnesota
with the Johnson Ieutenanis was
pOorly placed in the rear while Della
ware with the Gray forces were bet
or off in the right foreground.
Presidents Daughter There.
or to the e the President S
laughter. Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longs
worth. in fetching gown and Lady
Cav spankcr hat with flowing plume.
milcd from ono of the boxes and
from another box locked out the
Taught T Of tho Nebraska leader
Mrs. Ruth BRYAN I.eavitt. beaminC a
he awaited the naming of her father
for the presidency.
On tho platform too. were many
-cprCs natives Of foreign countries
oung viccount rc Chsmburn. of
france: IL ErouEfsky. of Russia
rion. ". r Charters. Of ENGLAND and
the ministers of Argentine. Greece
Belgium and Chilli
Bryan Flag Brings Cheers.
The initial outburst of enthusiasm
came just a. tn" session was open
| ing when a siIkCn banner bearing the
por,rai; Of Bryan vas displayed.
Immediately there was storm ri
wild appIausc. which dird away a't"i
half minute q: Explosive dcmonstra
I'frns
The appearance IF the Temporary
presiding fycr. Fell. cf California
xaS another signal for an enthusiastic
outburSi. Nc came forward anne
III. storm of tribu;c tall and sinrdN
| bu, rather immaculate for IN" OF 'h'
uutcrrifcd. with silk fronird Primo
/ ,Ibc-; coat. rcSpIcndrn. With conv"n
Il ION medals and watch charm. xiv ih'
tho a,pcarancC e decorated dtplo
| maiiSi
ecu's stirrn- Speech.
In .trnng far carving voice. am
c,sy GESTURE he d., lily rcd III" "V'n
ing andres. a full hour hong viii
~ punding passages. on tho righ'hi
VI uuhiic wrong. pEuctur"d wit
| ycIIs ne Sumo phrase ticki"d 'h" fa"c'
os Tn, fhrcug n was uoiiC' ah'e tha
| yrrai anT.iauS.' came from 10" a"''
lrs:cs At E.IFs fmrastouod der'ara
Iticn that The writ Of iujEnctr-n hal
not ~ turned into an ingirument ~
IonurrxSion. hEasu thsrc was uprora
reas applause as he Arranged "Rcpuh
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Baltimore Market.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
BALTIMORE July I. Flour
quiet, unchanged.
WHEAT - Steady: spot contract
3"a AL; new Southern on grade SG4i
a9o%4
OATS Firm; No. kmixcd
CORN - Steady: No. = mixed 1914
aSO; white $2EaA2M
OATS - Firm: No. , mixed 51a
sig.
RYE Quiet: No Western do
nestle SSnS9
BUTTER-Firm. unchanged: fancy
imitation COAL: do creamery -: d.
ladle ISa20; store packed Ek Is
cents
EGGS Steady. unchanged. II
cents.
CHEESE-Firm. unchanged: new
large 12k: new flats 12k: new
small 1874.
AR-Unchanged: coarse gran
ulatcd $50: fine 5Gn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
Money Market.
(By Associated Press.1

NEW YORK. July :. - Money on
call easy, Halt per cent: ruling
rate II: closing bid 1; offered at
X. Time loans were very dun AMI
steady; 60 day bills laa2; 80 DAYS
per cent: six months 3H To 3"i
per cont. Close: Prime mercantile
paper 3Rai per cent: sterling cX,
change steady with actual huscincSS
in bankers bills at iS1 for demand
ana at 4Sl.6Ia4S5.7o for 60 day bills ::
commercial bills IAa4S5l2; bar
silver J32 Mexican dollars 46.
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Bell Introduces

chairman TsESart anpciutcd Coz
n,.,cbard of Louisiana: LicH''h.
w" cox.ruor EIIyzon. of Virginia aon
p ~, Ollie James, of XIV
-. ,s = committee ~ three TO o.
~, ~, ,rmporary chairman Bell 10 me
rrfnr.- Nr. HcIi sPekc Chairman ,s
80, roqucsicd thai there shouIn
~ no smoking in tho hall The an
|.o,r.cr~a, was greeted with AZ
GO -r,Irrpcu "f ;hc convention. safd
a.. T,-rart A. tho cummitic" ri
,Sr,,, suprarcd nn tho platform WIN
Chairman BcIi y take pleasnre Ih
|introlucting to wa yonr temporary
chairman. Th.Odere A. Ben.
An instantaneous shou, greeted INC
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New Jersey for Gray.

DENVER. COLO. July The New
dorsey DELEGATES decided today. after
a heated argument in their caucus. TO
vote for G"nrr" Gray. OF Delaware,
for President, II was also decided I"
vote under the unit rule. The dccl-
sion was not reached until after a
long dchat" which at times was some
what heated
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08

st-ung md wcii arm y
o,-5,n n( r~ircr was stretched Az"
,Sc pcnvcr auditorium when lhH o.. a,
e. :. tho prmrcratic Hatt""a! COZ
-ar,;on brgan to arrive ri IN" SCI
~ .hc ,c,t fnur Gavs' aciivit"s. IN
o. o;so Nv wrrr rorod on to assist III
a. 90, in handling tho onri"n, .
,nrnncs that h~san TO gather "''"
tho hail carl N n" day. - ,-.o,e
u,a.,cd rrIicr kept the s'r'F,S
,,c.r ae ra.-aCr wsy for 'h"S' "'''
ITg tickets A.. A., ,rdi,o.
INN rrrat hanks # sH"~ cav a ' ~"
rr~cting 20 ~" vtdl"rs. tr"i' Wv,
-.,,sj, heights N" show bad b'''
,.or,,,, down g., his ni''-h'Ch ~,
w. = |rsctsI tram and ha"'cd ihro"s s
,hc ct,y in cars n varioHs d'Scr'P
f!obs -. hou
ever and the Gully eject OF the Sn0"
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HAMPTON. PHOEBIJS AND OLD POINT-C0ntinued

was the novelty Of an Icy street scene
in lMlN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08

."The Old Oaken Bucket" for 6ryaF
William Jennings Bryan has twic
gone down to defeat and in each can
paiSn his friends used this sons
which they consider fits him exact,
hut perhaps will use another thi
year i'm hopes of getting better lucl
This song is to the tune of The OF
Oaken Bucket:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
Grants SONGS Martial.

Grants Campaign songs, rs was nat
ural. all had a martial strain. and
peoples patriotism was worked up
10 hiGh pitch by the songs Circuia-
ted by his friends. II was Myles
ORcilly who wrote the most pOru'
lar and catchy one. and ii Is from
this song that Ruscn" Conkiing took
the lines when placing Gen. Grants
name before the convention. II Is
called Come. Fill Your Glasses. Eel
lows" and runs:
so. hovs' bumper.
While we all in chorus chant
For next President We nominal"
Our own Ulysses Grant!
And IL asked what State he halls
from.
This our sole reply shall be:
From near Appomattox Cour, House
With its famous apple tree!
For twas there to our Ulysses
That Lee gave up the fight:
Now. boys, TO Grant for President,
And God defend the right"
Benjamin Harrison. grandson OF
former President Harrison. was let
down fairly easily by his opponents.
for this is the worst song they used
against him:
His grandfathers hat Is too large
for his head
But Ben tries it on just the same.
1t fits him TOO much. as has some
times been said
With regard to his grandfather's
fame!
It was bought long ago, and II made
a fine show
In the jolly hard cider campaign:
But II won't fit. not little bit. on
young Bens BRAIN"
."The Old oaken Bucket" for Bryan.
William Jennings Bryan has twice
gone down to defeat and in each CAIN
paign his friends used this song.
which they consider fits him exactly.
hut perhaps will use another this
year i'm hopes of getting better luck.
This song is to the tune of The Old
Oaken Bucket:
oh t-no a. tried steel is our great
6lhuS0l
So noble. 80 fearless. frank, candid
and just
To friends and to foes where's the
man could he faircr
As straight from the shoulder he
makes home thrust:
So Main and so clear is his argument
alton
The mists Of false logic he soon
can dispel.
A man without peer 'mong the men
of the nation,
Our William J. Bryan W" all love
so well.
REFRAIN.
"Our william J. bryan.
Our great Jennings Bryan;
This peerless man Bryan
We all love SO wcll!
II is not possible 10 predict the out
come of. the ccnvs n;inn and election.
but possibly Rooseyelt's friends will
!chant:
-Four, -Four!
Four years more.
to GOOD purpose: or perhaps. tine dog
cc-rI suitable to the situation will D.
PA. pa, Please tell ma
whites in tho white House
la, Ha' Hal"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
Political Situation Seems 70 Have
Little Effect On uakas Is q auIe
Banks PlYNG TREASURY CALL
Appears to be Considerable. increase
in Buying and the Sudden Revival
in Market Activity over Previous
Weeks Has. Been Big Stimulous to
Trade. -
(Ry Associated PresS.)

NEW YORK. July 7.-Business was
larger at the Stock Exchange in the
two hours before noon today than
Yesterday oven with the sudden reNlV-
al in market activity which marked
that portion. TIL extended volume
was done above yesterdays closing
and consequently at substantial adj
vance over the closing levels Of last
week 1t became manifest. however
that very material selling to realize
was going OH and this had the ehrc'
OF carrying prices above last niSh'
level by noon.
The selling, even at that Level al
fortlcd handsome profits TO those VII"
had bought stocks yesterday. As
the margin of tn Sc profits lesSenc"
with the reaction in prices the wel"hi
of tle selling pressure decreased no'a-
BIZ.
There was considerable incrcaS"
in buying demand attracted overnight
I.y Yesterdays rise and this served as
:, medium for digestion of profit tax,
ing sales. The market is admlttcdiH
largely in professional hands ana Is
yauged bv technical considera'' "hs
News bearing on dctuai VAN" ~
important today.
The New York banks are rc'urh'1-
their quota of the government az.
posits recalled for payment by JUN
u and have air ady repaid some , 3d.,
400 Gao into the subtreasury. me
stiffcning of the call loan rate 10 -
after having loaned at 1 per cent. "as
attributed to this cause: Discount
were firm today in d rim ana l",
don. the later market being anec'e.
Inv heavy oversubscriptions to the ne"
Irish loan. .,,,s
Bonds were steady. Total san
par value. $2,96S,o0O. U. D oo''''
were unchanged ON call "a, ,..,
Total sales of stocks To-Day. o-o'o''
shares. including: Sugar 700: ann
Tobacco 700; A. c. l.. 300; L: q co. ~
: zoo. l., & n. 1000: n. & W. -"
Nor Pac. $4,000; Reading 94 t,n
S,oss 400: SO. Ry. 700: pfd. 6o'' = '"'
Copper 100: I'm. Pac. $4,000; U. :
Stee! 41.7Oo: v. c. c. 500
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TEN THOUSAND CHEERS
OPENS THE CONVENTION

Continued from First Page.)
Arizona republican., 1908-04-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received by the under signed mp to P. NJ. Saturday, May 2nd. 1908. for the erection of Y. NJ. C. A. building complete at Phoenix. Arizona Bids will also be received from sub, contractors for any portion of the work. which bids may be given for furnishing both labor and material and for furnishing the material with out the labor or the labor without the material
 Propositions will also be received from any person who may desire to submit a proposition to build said building as the agent of owner. super intendent of construction or construc- tural engineer.
 Propositions may also he submitted for building said building on gay plan not herein suggested.
 Complete plans may be examined by contractors at the office of J. W Dor rs and at the office of Frost & Creighton. Architects. Room 412 Fleming Block. All bids must be ac- companied with a certified check of one and one-half per cent of the bid. or proposition made payable to the Chairman of the Building Committee. as a guarantee that the bidder will furnish a satisfactory bond. if re qured. and enter into contract to carry out his said bid.
 The Committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 j. w DORRIS.
 Chairman of Committee
Arizona republican., 1908-04-25
DAlLY EAsHIoN :. I ALks BY MAY PHANTOM
IN BUTTERFLY STYLE.

Fl. is known as butter
 V fly style, or with
 the sleeves that are cut in
 one with the body portion,
 are greatly in vogue just now and are especially becoming to young girls. This costume shows one of a graceful sort and is adapted to every seasonable suiting material. In the illustration, however, it is made of Copenhagen blue Panama cloth with trim ming of black taffeta and handsome buttons. Tn e little coat includes vest DOT lions which give it a distinct i've touch and the skirt is box plaited. so taking extremely becoming lines. For the vest, collar and cuffs can be utilized almost any pretty contrasting material, heavy lace, crochet, em- broidered banding or silk or wool material braided with souta che.
 J For a girl of sixteen years of age will be required, for the coat 37s yards of ma terial ?, 23+ yards P or Jzs yards A inches wide with yard of silk for the trimming portions; 274 yards 2, 1zs yards A or 1z yards 52inehes wide with $ yard of silk for vest, collar and cuffs; for the skirt 754 yards 27, 5Iz yards A or g inches wide. A May Manton pattern of the coat, No. 5975 or of the skirt, No. 5894, sizes A and I6 years, will be mailed to any a d dress by the Fashion Department Of this paper on receipt of ten cents for each. Qf in haste send an additional two cent stamp for letter postage which in- sures more prompt delivsry)
Arizona republican., 1908-04-25
.CALkMS SYNDICATE
 RELIABLE CONCERN
Explanation of Failure to Publish Arizona Article in April Issue-All Contracts Wiil be Carried Gut.

The Arizona Republican is in< re- reipt of the following explanatory letter from the Calkins Newspaper operates and owns orchard and Farm" which this community is thoroughly familiar with:
 MT. r.. Kothe, who recently con ducted the panoramic campaign in connection with "Orchard and Farm, and The Arizona Republican. informs Is that several citizens, who were in- .terested in the above campaign have Expressed little dissatisfaction. which apparently arises from the fact that ,he desCriptive) article on Arizona. for April did not appear-or on the other hand dissatisfaction may arise sometimes b. delayed sub script.oH-but if any person will drop 8 line to the Orchard and Farm san Francisco requesting an explanation. anything that may be wrong or over looked. can be easily rectified.
 We wish Co inform the citizens of the Salt Rive~ valley. who have inter- eSted themselves ;n the Orchard and Farm" and Republican" campaign, that any business transacted in our name win receive our most prompt attention. and be treated in the most conscientious manner possible.
 "A word ,f explanation iE regard to the article for Salt River valley not .pUedriug in the April issue. The closing date of the forms of "O-charI and Farm" is the goth of every month. preceding month of publication. Col. J. Fl McClintock who has charge of these articles. is ver. bus man, and it .s possible for this gentleman not being able to get his stoT-- matter off in time for publication in certain issues.
 The CaIl,ins Newspaper Syndicate wishes to state that it will publish any
Arizona republican., 1908-04-25
GRAND CANYON EXCURSION

The Santa Fe. Prescott and Phoenix will run a Grand Canyon eXcdrsion in June. A very low rate will be in effect. SIP for the round trip with the limit of tickets 10 days. It will be run especially for the benefit of the school children after commencement is over but will be open to anyone who may wish to visit the Canyon at that time
 The Christian women of Phoenix are invited to attend meetings for prayer and conference at the Central Methodist church. opposite post office every day except Sunday from now until the election. May 2nd. Meetings begin at go ?. NJ
Arizona republican., 1908-04-25
EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE

If you want everyone to greet you With smile upon his face. Carry CrystalIized Cactus Candy, From Oonofrio's place.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-25

of Col j. H McClntock's or Dr. A. J Chandler's articles whenever they receive them. but all material must reach the San Francisco office before the goth of the month. or We are com pelled to hold it over for the next is sue.
 Any person who may n1: be receiV- ing his orchard and Farm" will fav- or us greatly b.. writing to us direct and we win see that it is immediately attended to-"
 San Francisco. Car
 "Calllins Newspaper Syndicate.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-25

Chairman of Committee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09
THE WEATHER

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09
SANTA FE COLONIES
ORGANIZE A UNION
Colonel Thomas P, Gable and
the Crack Crowd Who Pro-
pose to Surprise the Record
Breaking Pension Gette6

+ m the event the United states
army is ever threatened with short
age Of coloncls to command her rogi-
/ ments a special recruiting officer
/ should be despatched post haste to
Santa re, whore he viii experience no
trouble m rounding up carload %
said Campbell Hardy who returned
yesterday from the Capital city
while there ! was introduced to
more colonies than have ever met or
expect to meet outside Of old ken
lucky ! found them as numerous as
llics around the bungholc of mo-
lasscs barrel in summertime. Many
claimed military records as long as
your arm and to have fought under
Grant sherman Lee, Jackson and
Teddy K. when he slidded up san
Juan hin with the other colonies. In
qulry developed the fact that the
nearest approach to active service cx-
pcricnced by some of these gentle
men with military handles to their
names was fighting Florida coast mos
qutos or wrestling with Ayers fam
Gus canned beef
Thomas F. Gable, the popular
landlord of the Claire hotel. himself
a lieutenant colonel though not a
Rough Rider, having fought many
bloodless battles of the territorial
militia, winning a bunch of leather
medals commemorative of the fact
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09
FIRE DESTROYS M0NT0YA
HOTEL AT TH0REAU
Detective Eiuc Cause of Disastrous
Blaze IN Western Town Late Tues.
day Night.

Fire caused from defective flue,
totally destroyed the Montoya hotel
al Nhoreau late Thursday night.
The hotel with is contents was a
total loss