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Law suits

No. 57ss. Martha Belt vs. : Bl-tc- Miller c-r-
tso-a-i- Defsndaut's attorney. J. Z. Lsskey-
No- 5s51l- St1rE & Sae-wood Is ! Bz--a1 Alile-
e al saue- Defendants s-tc-ncy. sane.
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Circuit Court 30. 2.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 5s59. Ccbientz :. Rhine, leave 70 file amend
ei declaratiou forthwith Attcrneys. R F Down
inE and g. A Beuy-C. Z Emiz
No JfZ3. Adams ys. Adams. motion 70 set aside
Judgment continued With leave 20 defendaut 70 fle
sutsIi-urc aSidsvit q defense Attorneys. ! A
Jot.rsou-G z Hoover
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AUCTION SALES.
TH0s. J. OWEN 8 SON. Aaca06osix
TRUSTEES SALE OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE UNI4IPROyED REAL ESTATE.
FRONTING 3 FEET on LAMONT ST.
BETWEEN lITH ST AND BRIGHTWOOD AVE.
BY virtue q certain deed cf trust duy recorded
Il Llber Nc III Fclio ~ e SEA q the Land
Records q the DistTi-t q Columbia ard al lie re-
quest Ct TIE party secured thereby TIE undersigned
trustees VII sci az public auction n front of the
premises. OK TUESDAY. the 2s-h dav Of July.
- D. lsS, At 40 O'clock 2 Il the foIl0Eing-ds-
sTlbed land ard premises. situate Il the county o.
Washingtoa Distric1 Of Columbia and designated ss
and being west half Of lot Is. n bicok = CT Todd
Browns subdivision Of Mount Pleasant. &c. as
per plat n County Book. Ley Cou-t 2 psse =, Of
the surveyors ofHca District Of Colrrnbis
TERMS or SALE One-third Of the purchase
money be ps;d II cash. balance II two equal IL
stHlleu1S payable N one and Two years With inter
est AZ per centun pe- snr1n- payable seni-
annually. from Gay q sale secured BY deed Of trus-
uu0a the property sod. or Al Osh. AZ The option
q TIE pETchsser. denos-t Ct 500 VII be required
al tine Of sale Al co1seyancuS. recording. &c. az
cost Of purchaser Terms Of sale be complied with
within ten DAYS from day & sale. otherwise TIE
trustees reserve the night 70 resell the property az
The Tisz and Of defasltng pgrchaser after Eve
days advertisement Of such resale II some news
PAPER published n Washington. D. c
HENRY d. GORDON
THOMAS W HUNGERFORD.
Trustees
iy3pstezS H. D. GORDON. Attorney
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AGENTS WANTED.

3IAkE NONEY.-ANY NAN WOMAN. BOY. on
r--l can make money IN spare time tilselinT psst-
c-rzs. A enid do T. Iuclzs stamp fcr mail
Ing and VIII send yuu a BEAUTIFUL SAMPLE
with FREE complete instructions for dong tiis
beautiful work. Wri-e to-day and be-a wCrk az
7-zi-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TO INVEST 500 Or LESS
IL inssallments IN paving business Quick returns
Your time also not employed BOX IS. Herald
Office w3f
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Bankruptcy Court.
Equity suits.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. ST. i rs Thomas WaEEz1z1: Ez-s q lots
T. a. aod g ur-sed 6lalE
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STRAW HATS CLEANED.

THE coZT SHINE FOR LADIES AND GENTLE-
men: al kinds q hats cleaned and Delivered straw
Panama felt derby ard six: bcst uork IN The city
ezdeEs icr lat hz1dA 65s lzsh ST ~. syI3S9t. .nws
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gELP WANTED-MALE.

BARBER FOR SATURDAY: $50: STEADY IF
sl-lsfaC-r-v- 9E7 " S.,
WANTED-TOCNG MAN RESIDENT OF CTTY
fair s-eloETaula- and can cre-1-e smith Premier
n5- afraid 90 work ard wiling 20 s-arr low. An
E-c- W. E-zlL r.H-a --s-
WANTED-SIX GOOD BOYS TO SELL PAPERs-
srle--5 locations and Ee-1r1ueu- eEp0Erncut three
h7rs evs-y dly- salary and cE1lissi1u 70 b1vs xho
VII wl-E Apply WEBB Clrc1lasi0n Department
TIE Head Us-u
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. Rents GOTERyNENT
claims: settle estates Law blsiz-ss n al eourtN
No charge unless successful 'Phone Tss5
EyLS-1 FULLER AGENCY, R0o2 Z, Ills :,
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MODERN GROOM HOUSES; = FEET FRONTS
rear Lincoln Ps-k; hot water heat soon ready for
oczpa1cy. A. +. GERMAN & CO.. I5el q 81 II.
Ey2s-u
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LOST AND FOUND.


L0ST-sETTEE DOG. WHITE WITH BLACK
spots registered undsr license Ks for ms: tag
atfsche1 70 collar Reward = ru--r1c1 60 A =
REAVIS. 70 q NJ U1pE
LOsT-LADY's COLD WATCH AND FOB: MON
1s5n =. P W" Reward -scurned % s2i 81
s. Nv. E---t
LOST - RAMBLER BICYCLE No. SID FROM
e5rue- q -s-h 81 and Rhode Island ave. NV
AIordzy. July % becween $40 and p m SO Re
va-5 fo- rot,r-u Ct e OF Information leairE 20
cors-T OF H. W P. R.. Il 81 e. re 5G
LCST LADY's Wat CH; COLD HUNTING
cEss. Mans II back Reward Il re-1-nsd- li2
Cllf-on s. TX. w-53t
LOsT-INF BOSTON HOUSE on on c 81 CAR
50 bl- Reward retu-zsd 20 Mss GEDNEY,
20 9 St. ~. NIB
L0sT-wATCH FOB CHARM. INITIALS 20. r.
Y Reward ~ En- 81 VIZ
THE VERY BEST ICE CREAM II THE CITY
foT &c and &C per EzIIcu. delivered LACEY 5.
&C. Nesr YORK ave- fPhous Main 81 USr
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Want Ad- to the Washington Herald, Al
blE.WlI be sent You -ats1 cent . Eora
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

GREATER WASHINGTON EXPRESS
MoEIng, Packing ard Slipping Lowest Rstea
5th and sts ~.
AkTHUR c SMITH. Prom.
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PERSONAL.
NupeEfInous Hnir. NYnrt. NInIen-

-. sapeSlaOus Anir, Warts. Molea5
bli-Li-scEs bsczleads. and al facial bemshes per
slaI.eTtly removed By elecr-5lysis- MISS NAT
IHENS- Room g. Mstzerort gidg-. Ill5 + +. IN.
MISS A. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
aa1 hairdresssE. slszpocinr man.c1ring chirop-
CO.. facial and sczlp Treatment WoEz done at
to;e.s and re-idenc1s- 'Fhoze 3laia ss55 "a q
- nv fez-t9
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

KEEP cool. II YOUR RESIDENCE OR OF
FICE BY USING Az ELECTRIC FAN.
NATIONAL Electrical SUPPLY COMPANY
ia NEW YORK AVE- jeSo3R
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FOR SALE GOOD ICyESTlfENT-S0ao; on
terms 20 suit. renting t7r Sii gcr azuun. -9ig25
building eEst and west street nv, HeaE y "a
ave- srl -. -oa-zrrncut building % tirst-clas5
r-us--=csi11- south s-ont For fuI fa-tlcliars and
inspection see
rHOS. : FISHER & co une1.
s-r--s rs 18th
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NORFOLK AND WEsTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT APRIL l. IsG
Leave NasallsIoa NeW UIs5E station
SIS q u--Dal.y-A4l points c. So-t0Ik and Wee.
en- a-so k1oxrille. Caastz-oosa. sBG MemphiA
lo75 p U--Dally-A1GuCke. grlstol. Minsrop-
Saicn. knoxville, ChaLtanolsz. Nesaslle Merruht.
New OEleaus- 1l-0ugl s-eepsE DIs-as ea-s
For NoFto.k-LeaFc washington IN T. n daily
u.l5 a Il daily lexoept sunday ArrlFs Norfoik
i - a. II. Sd p
40 p u--Dally-BeITyville Lu.zy Sheuando.h
Elkto1-
Trains from the Southwest a--iTs as = n and
u@o ? r.
AL information Fourter1th stTest and New Yo-k
avenue Bond Buildinzi.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED,

ISL WYOMING ATE--LARGE FRONT ROOM
facing soufh. fer one O. two ssentiemens sas siec-
tic lights; private family y1-st
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-BRANCHVILLE AfD- WITHIN
few Minutes VaI6 Of both steam and electric csr
lines; seven Toons and cellar house IN good repai-
large vel-shzcod yar5. desirable hone. Sl5
z \ WATERS
5y2Tt ISl C s. Nv "a Hoo-l
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COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. NOW LOCATED
At s5 New York ave large padded vans. s. load
fhorse wagon. S load uhI7-eodrf
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care. packing and shipping = specially.
KREIG'S EXPRESS, Ia \ - -. Phone Main
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

AsIIsS' CAFE-ONE OF THE COOLEST AND
cieanest n the city Meals al hours. SPECIAL
summer rates l2s Pa ave nv tDext door NJ
vernon statiou)- -Z-f
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYFzWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert repairins:
We Ind yo- have bee1 looking Sor. arg make
srT-aers. any time HOWARD POTTS BAIL. lsO7
NsE Ao-- ave Tel Alsia - ap--ts
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REAL ESTATE.
BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS, &c.

YOUNG PARROTS. CANARIES. MONKEYS.
goldfish rah6its guinea Piss, dogs. cats and best
SCnitas Dislufecting for su purposes and hea de-
stroyer- sCHMIDS BIRD STORE. ~ l2,h St
PIGEONS CANARIES. PARROTS. RABBITS.
hlrd supplies. &c Pets bearded: prices right
BARCLAYS PET STORE. 2I3 10Th s. Nv
yL2-c
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PAINTING AND REPAIRING.

PAINTING. GRAINING. CARPENTERING
Plaste-ing. ard Repairing JULIUS y MAY *
co. l3s7 P Nv 'phone y 81 iyI--35t- cod
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR SALE-LOT Ia0zISo Fl NEAR CHEVY
Chase. IL the Dis-1ct, fine Old f0ress sIade
AID beautiful lawn graded streets. sidewalks. &c.
Address OWNER. Box rs Herald ofhcI- 1yl7-lg
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By COLORED 9IAN. FTRST-CLASS
cLre--e- and al-rll-d -ue-llr-c strictly -esrrz--
ate POSITION -zul-0r s-el5v wu-s. - years
experience AEiress BOX 10 Head CElce- 5y-zr9t
wANTED-WORK As A Butler. 5ANITOR.
c. te-c--. C- l-s--class waiter. Address Il-1 Q
e. u-.
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
To AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFEECIIAE L JUNE . LsS
SUBJECT 10 CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
WEEK DAYS.
GOINCT-LF. DlstIlcl LIE slausn. Is 4 N
u-l0 a. n. 20 ,. u. 5ssg ,. u. as 7. T. and
sa5 D n
EErUENING-L=- Cbesapeake Beach. $50 a N
IZ-a5 , r.. 21o p II. 61O ?. T.. s5o ,. n and
l0-lo p r.
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Lv. D-s-uct Line station. IS a n IL 10
a T.. 20 ,. u. s00 ,. Il. so , u. 7ss5 D r
aud 9-s5 ? Il
EETCRNING-Ly. Chesapeake Beach $50 4 n
lzsi5 p "a. 30 ?. n. 60 2 u. 40 2. n, $50
p Il. and 100 , n
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
GOING-BT Distr1c1 Line Staten. IS l. n
uao a. n. 20 p n. 80 ?. u. 80 D n, Tss5
p H. aud - p n
RETURSING-LF- Chesapesks Beach. 10
l2si5 ?. n. 20 D o.. s00 D Il. $50 D n, 600
?. n. and l0:50 p n
PAUL \. WATERS General Manager.
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &c. At
WESCHLER'S. go Pa. ave Nv; reasonable
Iztes; conveniently heated. 'Phcne II ~ ly3sot
WHY PAY EOREs WE STORE FOR 80 a
lcad UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. ls4sO
z 10th st- nu- 'Ihou= 1faiu ga 5e2-sF
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WINDOW DREsSERs.

SEE aIE ABOUT TOUR WINDOW WORK
s-sn men. - re rake yuur siE1boar1S Screens
eo6 screca doors 70 order.
.. NeINROY. IL uTH ST NV
3ef-ess-fl-sz
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TABLE BOARD.

1875 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-NOw UNDER
new managDoa+ Excellent table bozr5. god
hone cooking js3s-eod s0t
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jyrsszs I'D. GORDON. AttoTe

AT WALTER R WILLIAMS & co.'s AUCTION
ICONS. c0rner l0th and . sts Nv. On SATUR-
DAY. August l. 190s. VIII Be sold al goods stored
IN the n===-s q Elizabeth Dics. James Lotus. R
Sparks. Lizzie Shepherd. and joseph HCutmau-
iyZ5StexS L 5 STORAGE co.
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RAILROADS.

W. B. & a E. RY.
The Electric Line. "
DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
THE BEST Way TO BALTIMORE. ANNEP-
OILS. [. s NAVAL ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace cars fron White HO-se ststioo
,-5'h aid Il 50 NORTHEAST.
Fer Bs-tinlre-'5a0. ga. 20. ia. sm. $50.
80 80. oao. Ig-5. -IIlo. ard . a. n izao
noou. 10. 10. - %. - 80 - so s-y3
80. So ga. Ga. -I1o -. TS9 81. s10-s.
ard 'll-5 .. H. daily
Fa- Auuapols-sJo. 80. sS0. SO. I0a1. Gnd
~ q IA. l-5o. ls0. "a -. 80 So. szz
-. go. and -ll-55 2 a. dzEy.
-lcdlcates .acal tra4ls Al othe-s are limited
st1rE11s clly az Naval Academy Ju-e-to1- No wzIk-
~ O. h1irg Ct oabs uecesszry
taIeA One ~ay- RO1zd tap.
70 ---llil lre------------------ sSc a.
To Annapolis AID L. 3
ssTai Acldeur----- < gy
Al g. cars Eul direct 70 White Houa station
I-czet oacs az li,h and y. / s7s northwest and a.
Nl-te Ao-se station. IA a-d u "a NORTH
LAST. Telephone II gss
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEly YORK.
NEM TERMINAL. ID STREET MN YORK
= - o. L. Dll.-r. Lss.-lz4z Earl1r-
- - D--rt fzfiq1- t-fe-aa-r rrsia
= - g. ~ D-ler al4 El-ll-an Nz-lor Ca
lAat e. -l D1ler a-rd El--lz1u l-srlar Car
- J. ~ DiA-r ana t-4lll-lu k-srcr Ca--
~ = H. a. limited Al fslai11au- s-aesrr
-4-s y - LCl1les " EA1-z-l-f-4aa-
80 y d Ll-lgz 1Ed E----ll-zl fiaIAlE
= ~ j. E- IQaclcs - E11ls 4c-El-A-
'l-yl . n SleeI-lA
- a. ~ s-cepers
ATLANTIC CIII. IIOos -sSo rlIOo a Il. uNo.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON TIE HOUR
" eek DAYS - q. 4 - = M
- 80. u-J. ~ -. fcHI- % an
81. i-112, A1u a. d.. -Lzzg DoCu. Lz1c: > II
80. .-9s- s1A -. So. 49,. Iasas. -szs1.
80 x rs. '2zo p n
. " Eoll AID.
CHICAGO. ~ 80 = u
IINClNAATI 81. LOS. s1d LOUISVILLE.
e. a =. SO = -. '4~-sy 1-ShL
flIIsBJKG. 80 - l.. -. -slo 2 r. .Ex
ulsEl-
CLEy BLAND. -s=3 , u
kLLl ABB :. 80 = II
NnELLi>li, ~ a T. - ,. n
NINE E51 Eh. 1s-l1 a. Il. -f-l5 800 D n
4Eo AiiCA. pa, Isl-, ss5 a. L., siSo. lsSs
HAGERsTOWN. -saa a. Z. $40 D n
ANNAfOLis- s. y. Tszo. f-ZSS DOou. I'D. H9o.
Day. -Ezcepc Sunday ssuDday oaIy.
TELEPHONES a. a. rAe folI5Eing rickst o.
ave. Man IS. NeDr Union station. ncEet O1ce,
Ma11 sss9- lntoruat11n Bureau Main IA
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EORsEs. MULEs. AND VEHICIEs
HOUSE REPAIRING.

ORIGINAL HDCSE REPAIR Co: CARPEN-
;srs ana o1derss store 1riuS and renoteIing- gen
Sra c1se repairing O. az kinds. sstnates furnished
5.opA 5 ga 7 ~ 'Plo=e Il - syzst
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENTS TO LET.
N GOOD LOCATION Nw-sROOSI AND BATH
Apartment large light r1oms; rent s1aoo-
CHAS- 5. MUIR & CO, Inc
lsB y Y ave
FINE. NEWLY DONE Up APARTMENTS. 'THE
Princeton. 1880 Y s. NV reaso1ab,s reu-
MYERS & LIGHTFOOT- r- y = ave nv
~ l5TH ST. wv UNFTRNISHED ROOMS
L b. <. desirable uesghbo-L0oL. furnished rooms
D foor. -v2a7r
THE ROTALTOS. sls u 81 NV
Very desirable four and Eve room apartments for
rent. Containing exceptionally large rooms: fuspec-
ton invited Apply 20 A c. PLANT. care q A g.
Plant q Co. ~ Isth St Nv 5e30-tr
THE IROoUOIs l3lo M-FURSIsHED APART
meuts. With without board. sixth foor- myl-f
FOR RENT-0FFICES.
LARGE. MODERN OFFICES N TIE METZER-
Ctt B-ilGug. Ll0lIl2 T 81 Nv. s. 50 per month.
including heat light. elevator and Jzrsrar service
I'D extras fvZ-tf
FOR RENT-2ROOM OFFICE. ID FLOOR
Bond Buidlag Apply no yIid
FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. IHt
Nv. desirable osace rooms. including heat
lgt elevator and jauito- services. prices So 20 IS
per room WEAVER BROS lE6 F St uv- 5e2s-tf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-04
rr Is NOT ovER.mATIEp.

ln Its news report. giving au ac-
Icuuu. OF the endorsement OF tho can
#ddacy Of Governor Hughes by the
republican state committee of NeU
York. the Herald Says
despite their enthusiastic support
of Tho governor the Parsons element
lnc original foes OF his candidacy, re-
Trained from vigorous cheering when
the name Of Hughes was mentioned.
.ThIs was declared by the Hughes mon
Oh boz uroof to them that The Parsons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-04
An INTERN rIoNNL CASE.

one Of the most Interesting cases
that the department of Justice in this
Icouutry ever had TO deal with, is now
before the courts II ie an intorno-
tional case In ract ana is likely to
raise several interesting questions as to
how far the laws of the United states
lean ne evoked to govern the conduct
OF foroIgt corporations doing business
with our people,
The Cosmopolitan shipping COM
pauy through lies general agents. Pc
Ter Wright n Sons, of phnadelphia
filed with the Interstate commerce.
commission lu brief of argument to
Idsmiss the demurrer In the COM
plant against the steamship lines
comprising the Baltic poo
The defendant lines include the
Humburg-American. Nouh German
Lloyd, scandinavian American and
Wilson 0HuID lines These companies
Iorc among the largest in the world,
lama such Important questions are
raised m this proceeding ns whether
|oreou curriers' acting I'm conjunction
IwJh mand carriers through the joint
Tissue oft through mUa of Hdug at
Through raus from interior points In
tWa limited state. ro points u Europe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-04
ruF STATE orIlNcoLN.


strange al il may seem the only
negative votes We have heard OF thus
far. upon our proposition To give me
name Of Lincoln to The state that win
some time be- made Of the territory Of
New Mexico. have come from SOC
called Americana and as rule
men who pretend TO be republicans
and democratic ueighbor accounts
for this seemingly anomalous state Of
public sentiment AZ follows The
mon YOU cull democratic said he
hold = good deal closer 10 me funla-
mental principles o The party Of Lin
coin. chan do the machine gentlemen
Of your pary4 Bhn are republicans
for revenue only Republicans Of that
class. he continued imagine thal
our native people want to make q
Mexican state out Of fhis territory
and therefore they are willing 10 sae-
nfee the greatest name thc repub-
llcnn party ever tad or ever viii have,
FOR the sake u strengthening their
hold upon The public teat by d few
Mexican votes
II goes without sayug that there
are men III NeV Mexico calling them
selves republicans vino would be VIII
inc to cruplfX thrh savior over again
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-04

Eczema. letter and salt rheum keen
h,r Victims in perpetual torment
The application OF Chamberlain
s5lve win instantly allay this itching
and many cases have been cured 10y
lbs use For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-04

WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING
REAL NICE AND DAINTY TO TAKE
HOME WITH YOU IN THE DELL
CATESSEN line REMEMBER THE
FASHION CAFE IS THE PLACE TO
GO,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-04
DENTISTS.
ASSAYI1RS.
W jerks
MINING ENGINEERS

WILLIAM IT, STALEY-
Consulting Mining Engineer
Examinations Reports Management. Sur
veying and General Engineering. Rooms
24-26 whiting Bldg albuquerque, N. NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-04

KarRr Corn, $40 per hundrcl
pounds. =. ". Fee,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-04

FOR \ SHORT ORDER MEAL
THE FASHION CAFE Is THE ONLY
PLACE DAVID y. COMES, PRO
PRHTOR.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-04

II NOU ARE IN NEED or ANY
THING DAINTY IN THE GROCERY
LINZ YOU CAN NLWANS FIND IT
At 4. &. PRATT X co. I'll SOUTH
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-04
HONlEOPATIIs.
PROFESSIONAL NURSE.

MRS HULDA HICKs-
Practical Nurse
Telephone 1913
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-31
AMERICAN RACING CREW
COMPLETES WORLD TRIP.
Thomas Auto, Victor in New YOrk-to-
Paris Contest, Is Given TremenO-
Ovation.

Paris. July 3O-The Thomas auto>
mobile representing America in the
New York toll Paris contest crossed the
frontier at noon today and swept into
Paris at O'Clock tonight. having com
pleted the race which started Feb IL
in New York But for mishap on the
road between here and Berlin the car
would have reached its destination
yesterday afternoon. Owing TO the fact
that the Protos of Germany incurred
penalties giving the American car an
advantage of thirty days in the race
the officials will probably award in ia
vor of the Yankees.
Upon their arrival here the victori-
Gus crew was escorted up the boule-
wards by automobile enthusiasts. who
met the Thomas at Meaux, twenty
five miles east Of Paris and the con-
testants were greeted with tremendous
cheering all the way into the metro
polls
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-31
KETCHEL VS.. KELLY.

San Francisco, Cal. July S1-The
names of Stanley Ketchel and Hugo
Kelly are to be heard today wherever
sporting men congregate. These two
great fighters are to meet in the Col
iseum here tonight in one of the most
important fights that has been pulled
off here in a long time and the stake
is the middleweight championship Of
the world.
The contest is attracting much at
tention. Ketchel and Kelly are re-
garded as two of the most brilliant
fighters that have been before the pub
lie since the days of Bob Fitzsimmons
and Jack Depmsey. Kelly has the
benefit of longer experience in the
ring. but Ketchel makes lip in clever
ness and hard hitting qualities what
he lacks in experience. He has risen
to the top Of his division within the
last year and a half and from the
time he first appeared as a national
character he has swept everything be-
fore him If he wins from Kelly to-
night he viii finish with the list of
prominent middleweights by taking on
Joe Thomas next month.
Both fighters have been training
! faithfully for several weeks and they
are in superb condition for the con-
test If outward appearances and the
statements Of their managers count for
anything The contest will be limited
to twenty rounds. according to the ar
ticles of agreement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-31
THE CREAM OF TIE
Morning News

Eight persons die in Chicago and
thirteen others are overcome by heat.
Mayor Busse uses bedslat on police
department in effort to obtain more
effective action in vice crusade.
Two-cent meal experiment at era
ham school brings Joy to pupils. who
feast on beans and other nutritious
foods.
Board of review hears complaint that
taxes on sister houses" in the same
block vary.
Lungs of Chicago people are coated
with smoke, according to Municipal
Judge Scovel. who fines one offender
$500.
Brigadier General D X. Wardell,
hero of two wars. kidnaps wife. a
leper, from the county hospital at Los
Angeles and fees with her to Mexico
where he says they will die together
officials Of the papal delegation at
Washington cannot understand the de-
lay in action at Rome, regarding the
new see at Rockford and the unusual
course in APPOINTING a new assistant
bishop for Chicago without assigning
the old one.
Government attorneys will prepare at
once their petition for a rehearing OF
the case in which the s29.24O. 600 fine
against the Standard Oil company Of
Indiana was wiped out.
Jacob Kern declares the bar primary
which Endorsed Maclay Hoyne for
states attorney was unfair but spurns
a challenge of his opponent for an
other vote between the two
Hanecy-L orimer forces in first con
gressional district lead spectacular bat
tie to defeat Chauncey Depew for state
committeeman.
William J. Bryan. discussing the in
dependence platform, says votes fol
that ticket viii simply help republi-
cans to defeat reforms.
Proclamations announcing genera
amnesty to political fugitives from
! Turkey are posted in New York anC
hailed with JOY Many thousands Of
| exiles are expected to return to THEN
native land.
French troops charge riotous strik-
erS at NlBneuA, KllllHS one man anC
wOunding several
Full fedged black rust scare north.
west is basis of vigorous bull cam
paign in wheat. Trade large and In
creasing. Corn. oats and provision!
follow wheat advance. Hog marke
advances. Cattle steady
Gould and copper exempt from down
ward tendency in Wall street.
| Illinois Manufa cturers' association
asks for an opinion as to best method
to proceed in the Asiatic export prob
1 lem.
Fourteen heats are trotted and paced
in remarkable time at Detroit's blu,
ribbon meet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-31
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
July 81.


1s52-The great Dutch Admiral Won
Tromp killed in an engagement
near TeXel
179O-Date of issue of the first Amer
lean patent.
1813-Plattsburg, N Y, taken by the
British.
1881 Construction of the new London
bridge completed.
1S75-Andrew jackson, seventeenth
president of the United States,
died. Born Dec. %, 1908.
1S93-The Australian Federation con-
ference opened at Sydney.
1S99-Sir James David Edgar, speaker
of the Dominion house of COM
mons. died. Born. 1871.
1905-The Japanese captured the Is
land of Saghalin.
19O7-The Morocco tribesmen attacked
Casablanca.