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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-18
IS THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
Children Will Not Return to Desks
Until After New Years.

Today was the last day of school this
year for the school children of the city
and they have already commenced
planning what to do to while away the
two weeks vacation which they are
allowed by the board of education.
The closing day was marked by pro-
grams in all the schools, in which many
of the pupils took part.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-18
lit IN HEAD With BAR

'iece of Metal Knocks Conrad West
ling Unconscious.
Conrad Westling, employed at the
harmon 4 Dufya plumbing establish
lent, met with an accident this morn
lgs about IL O'Clock which rendered
i'm unconscious. He was. assisting to
old a piece of iron which was being
ut by a pair of shears. When the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-18
W. Il. MUNGER DIES.
Old Resident Of City and Former Hotel
Proprietor, Passes Away After
a Long Illness.
PARALYSIS WAS THE CAUSE
Has Been Invalid for Nearly Six Years
AT One Time Managed the.
Rock Island House.

William H. Munger, 500 Eleventh
avenue, died at 8 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Munger suffered a stroke of par
alysis about six years ago and had
been an invalid ever since. Monday
he took chill and his condition grew
steadily worse during the week, SO
that death was not unexpected He was
corn in Oneida county, New York, In
1888, and came here in 1885. He and
his son, j. F. Munger, managed the
Rock Island house for about six years
after coming here, and then he went
TO Princeton for four years to take
charge of a farm belonging to broth
er. He then returned to this city, and
lad resided here since. He is surviv
ID by his wife, his son, J. F. Munger, 8
laughter, Marguerite, and two broth
RS, f. NJ. Munger of Syracuse, N. Y.
and d. A. Munger of Iowa City. The
'uneral will be held Sunday from the
home, and will be private. Rev. Mar
on Humphreys will conduct the serv
ces. Burial will take place at Chip
hammock cemetery.
Emil Gernaey.
Emil Gernaey, 1907 Third street
lied at 3: 80 this morning after an i'll
less of about three weeks with pneu
nonia. Mr.. Gernaey was born in Bel
gium and was 60 years old. He hat
ived in this city for the last 20 years
md was one of the best known Bel
;ian residents OF the city. Survivin,
aim are two children, Edward of thi
.itse and Mrs. Graham of Des Moines
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-18
MARCUS
TO OPEN NEW GROCERY STORE
H. Maiwaid G. Son Start Business on
Ninth Avenue,

III. Maiwald & Son will tomorrow
open an up-to-date grocery store at
the corner of Seventh street and Ninth
avenue, carrying full line of staple
and fancy goods. Mr.. Maiwald, who
was for some time engaged in the lum-
Der business in Florida, but has re-
turned to this city to embark in bust
ness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-18

ority of the state will help in the work
in this city in any way and it is likely
hat the matter will be dropped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-18

Send this advertisement. together with name of
paper IN which 1t appears. your address and four
cents to cover postage, and we will send you .
Complete Handy Atlas of the World" :: ::
SCOTT s. BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New York
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-18

Plus giving Catholics throughout the
world the privilege of eating meat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-18

Dec. 25, Christmas day. which alst
happens to be Friday this year.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22

There is n large area OF country
m southern Quay county, south oi
the cap tock on tn" plans, and n
smaller area south oi uCumCari,
lha, have had very little rain since
The carly spring until 7, Gently,
and larger portion oi these dis.
trlCtS have had very little ot the
rain that has VISITED other sections
Vt the county, during Iuly and Au.
gust, mp 10 thu present time. Farm.
RS Iu these districts who put
rhciT stuff tn ctOp on sod lands, are
making very httic of any kind ol
crops, aud many of them ar, not
gong to br able TO stav on their
claims unless aid rs extended to
them. a large percentage oi this
population Is settlers who have
spent most oil the money brought
ucty with them ~ improving their
home ,tcads, depending on this
years crop a most entirely, To tide
them over To another seas On.
Lands that were settled last wear
and ihc year before, and that we've
put in good condition before crop.
ping at" producing very well, but
II seems that few, il any, oi the sod
crops ar going 10 mature before
rost. OthIr sections oil the
county that have had rain since
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22

the latter part oi ulv are IN good
condition, and thu crops are equal
" as good as last wear. But th
tact that the wheat sowing season
rs arriving next month, and that
IN, 81 drnuIh stri, ken districts arr
not IN condition To purchase So, d
wheat, some immediate action Tor
their rrilei IS necessary. The qucs-
tion oi furnishing seed wheat 10
farmers who are not ahle to make
their own purchases, was discussed
10y the Business Mems League al
this city, two weeks ago, and com,
mlttces were appointed TO confer
with the Governor oi our territory y
as 10 the hest plan oi securing
same, The final report OF this com.
mlttrc has not been made, but il
has reported progress, and a com.
munication from the Governor
giving his advice as to the hest
means OF getting at the situation,
is daily expected. When this
meeting ot the Business Mems Lea
que was called it was reported 1,
the chairman that few families IL
the drought stricken district wer,
IN need OF immediate assistance
and a number OF the membership
'ignihed their willingness TO sub
scribe to a general relief fund to IN
Immediately applied 10 this way
Some OF those present Chcrin,
amounts as large as 500. 90, ant
many OF them Sas,oo.
The plan as suggested for tn
distribution OF relief funds was
that committees should be appoint
ed in the various precincts OF tn
drouth stricken sections who woul'
confer with a committee appointe,
rom the Business Mems League
md the Business Mems Leagu
committees chairman was instruct
ed TO open corTespon ience with III
committees when appointed in Oh
Communities named, Tor the pul
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22
SEVENTY THREE SCHOOL DISTRICTS

IL gives the citizens Di Tucum.
eari great satisfaction To wclCom,
the three score OF teachers who arr
IN the city this week attending the
institute, IN tact, Quay county Is
proud ui her seventy three public
schools, and oi the teachers who
are 10 labor in them this school
year. Iha, the public school i,
tho bulwatk pi the nation, the cra-
die oi liberty and the greatest tao
ton ~ the pcrp'tuatDn ui the gov.
rrnmcnt ui the pcpplc, by the prO.
pie and Tor the people, will not h,
denied hy anybody. II has hccu
truthlully said that ignorance is a
greater toe OF liberty than th,
sword, and IT Is the lite work
the teacher to battle IGNORANCE.
Our soldiers are laudcd from San
Juan, Cuba, to Manila, Philippine
Islands, and their icat~ are herald, d
b, the press from one end Oi tho
world to the other; and when he -
unfit lur further service he Is pen.
stoned Tor lie; while the school
teacher pluds his weary way
through lite on SO much pcr.always
on the firing line, battling the most
hideous monster known to the
human family GgnOrancc); aud
when his usefulness Is over he
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22

meets the salutation get off the
earth. But wc are all hoping Tor
q better lutur, Tor the school
teachers Oi uuI country, PRAYING
lor the time when they will not
only receive then due mead OF
praise tot the great work they are
doing, but that they viii also Ia
paid a commensurate salary. To
the teachers -! Quay county the
N"ws wishes To say that W. bid
YOU welcome 10 our city, and oil
tcr YOU any assistance that news
paper can give to Yourselves and
to the cause oi education.
The number OF persons OF school
age IN Quay county, as shown IN
the apportiunmrnt ot Mr.. kudulph,
county Superintendent. oi schools,
OF Nav Ist, this year, is five thous-
ard and thirty-hvc. This number
OF young America who will no doubt
be- enrolled in the sevcnty.three
school districts OF the county this
year. is an index OF the work TO he
done by our school teachers. 1t Is
not only their work TO instruct
these five thousand boys and glrls
in the elementary branches taught
in the public schools OF the terrific
~ OF New Mexico, but 1t is thcu
duty, and will be- part OF thelI
work, to teach them manliness,
morality, and patriotism to tn,
greatest government on the lace o
the earth. In this work we bid
YOU God-spced.
The list oil teachers in attendance
at the institute, and their place.
OF residence, are as fellows;
Julia Ayler, San Jon; Nancy {
Davis, Pleano; lila {. White
louse; Mrs. Linnie Summers
Puerto; w. Edgar Betts, House
Margaret NJ. White, House; Adi
". Ogden, Lulu c. Bryan, rucum
carl; Grace Baker, Tucumcari; {
(continued on las. page.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22
County Convention.
To the Republicans oi Quay coun

To the Republicans oi Quay coun.
~;
Pursuant to n resolution o! IN,
County Central Committee oi IN,
County ui Quay, | hereby make a
call ior County Convention OF
the Republicans oi Quay county,
to he held IN the court house AT
Iucumcari, New Mexico, on the
18th day OF September, a. -. 1905,
at the hour OF 400 o'clock y. M,
tor the purpose oi nominating can
dldatcs tor the following county
and district officers:
Sheriff, Assess or, Treasure,
County Sch 90 Superintendent,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22
M c. MEcFIEM NOMINATED COUNCIL FOR FIFTH DISTRICT

ward to a splendid victory at tn,
polls on November next Tor n,
national, the territorial, the lcgis
latlvc and the county tickets.
Gentiemen, long pull, n
strong pull altogether, and. ",
hooky, we will beat them, horsr,
loot and dragoon. Thank YOU
again-ioT thu great, the mapnih
cent honor bestowed upon me h.,
YOU, and may my deeds prov,
much more eloquent than ANY
words could possIhIN be.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22
WELCOME TEACHERS

Quay County Institute With Sixty
ln Attendance Professor Me-
Clanahan Assisted BY Mrs.
Pearl Baker Hart, Instructor
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22

rs requested by the chairman, al
ter which he again called to the
meeting The secretary will now
call the delegates by prec inct.
Please file around in a place by
Yourselves, so | will know whom
! am talking with After the
names were read aud the delegates
arranged IN groups by themsel.
ves' the following questions were
propounded to.wit:
SAN JON.
ID. II. Lewis acted as spokesman
Tor San Jon;
.. What do YOU know OF any
families suffering Tor provisions in
your precinct at the present timer
y. About sixteen or seventeen.
.. DO any oi the committee
know Of any morep
\. One oi the committeeman
SAID that he knew OF three right in
his district. which would make
twenty in all.
/ -. How many families have
forage crops plantedl
A.. Well, pretty nearly all OF
] them.
.. What chance, il any, have
they to matureI
A. None at all, | don't think.
9. How many families have
made application Tor leave oI ab.
sencc1
a. Ten or twelve, somewhere
| along there. One OF the delegates
claimed that there were about tour.
teen or sixteen in his neighborhood.
-. What was the resuit9
\. Tney were granted.
| %. DO vJu know for about how
long a Il me- they were granted
| \. For about twelve months,
.. How many families in your
section are fixed so that they can
borrow money on one years time,
10 make a crop on'
\. ] suppose that there are
about eight or ten, somewhere along
that number.
| q. How many families are f,x.
I'd to remain and make a crop with.
out borrowing money!
\, There is in nv settlement
two that know OF.
.. In yuur opinion how many
have no money, cannot borrow any
aud cannot make crops withour
help'
\. About ninety per cent.
.. What Is the sentiment IN
your precinct about asking the gov
rrnmcnt lor helpI
\. About ninety per cent are
IN favor vi help IRON the govern.
ment.
Now It Is impossible Tor this pa
per, IN any one issue, to publish
the questions and answers asked
" the chairman, Mr. rhomuson,
tnd answered by his committees
from the various precincts, but we
,lve the foregoing, san Jon, as rep
rcsentative OF the questions and
answers from the precincts oi
the county.
A careful study OF these ques-
lions will disclose the fact that IL is
the intention OF their auther to make
things as gloomy rs possible; ior
instance; o. What do you
know OF any families suffering Tor
provisions in your precinct, at the
present timer A. Sixteen or
seventeen. Now IL there are six
teen OF seventeen families in the
san Jon vicinity, suffering tor pro.
visions, IL is a deplorable state OF
affairs, something that every citi.
zen oil Quay county should greatly
regret; but II must be that the sit
uation is not SO bad as this ques.
non and answer would indicate,
since It is known fact that the
people OF the San Jon vicinity have
Ihered assistance to any who need
It, and but few cases have been re.
ported. An interview, in this issue
oi the news, with q. w. Elliott, !.
T.. Cresap and other farmers OF the
san Jon vicinity, tells an entirely
,ha,s are r;na,y ,,a, 60, oI a..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22

Farmers Report Almost Total Failure Of Crops Mass Meeting Held
the ST. Fol TIN Purpose o Di,ssng o
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22

County Surveyor, Probate Judge,
Clerk ui the Probate Court and
Ex-Oiiicio Recorder, County Com
missioner Tor the FIRST County
Commissioners District, County
Commissioned Tor the Third Coun-
~ Commissioner District tor a
term ol iour years, Representative
ior the 3Sth Legislative Assembly.
Precinct primaries shall be held
on the 7th day oi September, 1905,
at such suitable places as the re-
spective precinct chairmen shall
designate, preference being given
IN all instances to public school
houses. Proxies will not he rccog-
ni2ed except in the hands oi bona
ildc residents oi the precinct where
such proxies are given,
All precinct conventions shall
remain open Tor the reception oi
votes from o'clock y. IN. TO 4
O'Clock p. m.
The following list contains the
number OF delegates each precinct
shall he entitled to, and name ol
persons designated to call said
primaries;
Precinct No. Delegates,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22

and His Territorial. and National Administrations
Strong Plea for Statehood for Territory o New
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-22
large.
RAILROAD COMMISSION.

We favor the creation 10y the
Legislature oi a railroad commits.
SION Tor the regulation OF traffic
within the territory ol New Mex
iCo."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral 81 Daniel Huber waa
held from the chapel ~ nutterworth
a Sons nj Z o'clock this afternoon.
burial took place a. NJ Pleasant
cemetery.
The funeral nervic. Of ?. nurrit
took place from the chapel Of nnt.
tefvorfh 4 Sons. under the
auanices ~ the n y O =. this
afternoon at = o'clock. luteFmcnt
al IsakcvieW cemetery
The funeral Of MR. Catherine
blaine VII be held from the family
residence "Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock The funeral viii be-
strictly private hufiai wiii take
place In the family plot In Mt
Pleasant cemetery
The funeral Of Mahion n East.
lick took place from the family
residence at o'clock this after
noon. Interment at Lakeview Gem.
etefy.
The funeral service OF Kate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
CONGRESS MEETING
IN WHITE HOUSE

hY Gen Francois Iouheff f.Ienaer
Of Angelo. Africa. Judge Lindsay
Of Denver and other distinguished
men Interested IN the question Of
child labor
Mrs Frederick schoff Of phllh,
delphla IL president 81 the con.
Efess. which wiil last a week ~.
mer Ellsworth brown. appointed by
President Roosevelt. officially rep.
feaenta the United States Every
states delegate vas appointed BY
a governor
The main topic 10 be discussed
is The Welfare of the child. a
subject that the congress ~ moth.
eru has bcen studying FOR the past
ten years The congress will also
dineuna proposed legislation looklng
10 thu protection Of children
Mn Grover Cleveland = name ap
pears ON the llai 81 official dele.
gates ~ New Jerseys represents.
tive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
is..t,I. Sta fselp,ly. s.r.l.

thsattie Star Exclusive befeicesl
WASHINGTON. March 10 Com.
pafauHely few new congressman
are able 90 rouse the icthnrgic
house from ita accustomed ludificr.
enee 10 maiden speeches But
Frank n Nye. uew member from
the Fifth district ~ Minnesota. did
Il the other dag In bic defense ~
the preaidcuts message Ia hie 20
minute speech be made the house
Hit up and take notice Here ~
hos he went after the stock gam.
blers and their personally conduct.
cd panic
When the great Teacher said.
The iaborcr r. worthy OF bis hire.
lie announced the deeply written
Law Of intrinsic value and worth.
which. rightly Interpreted. means
that every honest and well directed
effort 81 hand or brain has an IN.
triuHic worth which should receive
IN the great equitable and moral
markets 0f the world Ia just due
The iaborer IL worth what he earns.
money 10 worth what II earns.
stocks are worth what they earn.
property 10 worth what Il earns
If IL the history Of fraii human
nature TO be constantly violating
thai law. aud the great panic. a.
ms mind. finds ils cause primarily
IN the violation Of that moral law
and prccept. IN other words. the
panic IN financial dehaueh. rather
than the use aud exercise Of the
nations wealth in the legitimate
and healthy channels 81 commerce
or trade or Investment"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

ALBANY. \ y March 10 -piH.
tflot Attorney jerome has filod
with Gov, Hughes bis answer TO the
charges preferred by William q.
ktnR. former president VI the New
York Merchants association. and
a committee of minority ateekhold
era OF the Metropolitan Street Rail
way company, IN which the COVER
nor IL asked to remove Mt Jerome
from office.
The answer Is a general dental
Of the charges The governor said
he would announce the procedure
To b. followed after he had az.
aminrd the document
The district attorneys answer de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

WASHINGTON. March le--wi,h
a brief address by President
Roosevelt. who elaborated hls
views on race Suicide and the do
ties of motherhood. the firaf Intrr
national Congress 81 MolheYes "a.
DEE the auspices 81 the NsaoiIisi
Mothers congress. VAS opened TO.
dax IN the White iinnas
A gathering ot distinguished dip
lnnata and representatives Of fof.
eiHn countries attended the in.
ausnfal session. AmonE the dele
gates are moshera from every stale
In ia. union aud from usai4Y sfi
thu hig European ciueH r,
This wAs the frat time any ho1s
OF Nonen has ever held = session
IN tho white House
President Roosevelt welcomed
the delegates and made a brief
address. being followed By speeches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
PROMISES ANOTHER
THAW SENSATION

mYaierlouhiy At the moreenarY fea.
lures IN the consideration
Heretofore the Impression has
been created that Il was the ] haWE
" no we're anEiuua 20 be- rid 81 the
chorus girl model entrant Into thuir
family circle
HaHleitn statement to-day pro.
voked hot reply from Ian O'fteii
y. formerly one 81 fhawa counsel.
buf now the champion Of Eyelyn.
and aiao her attorney. IN which be
declared that hume Sensational De-.
NelapmrniH are certain 20 be pro
seked BY the Thaw fanily'a aili.
tusie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

wrote note on the H.. -.
esiHi and addressed 4 :
father y. Salvatore. iss7 ca
- Lna Angeles. The so,s i. =. Z
follows - :
fuu an know The tnut.s
~ n5 seii and may yos -.
matters Goodbye 10 AM
Conductor Mefaurklln =
freight train. heard . sho ~ :
ming 10 investigate. sar $50
stretched ont on the foor +
depot q Sseailbre bullst a..
his head =
Several letters from nlst.,n !.
housekeeping the recelm x -. :
e cents IN change and 4 60 !.
Tacoma was all the pso.ris -
on the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
JEROME MAKES A
GENERAL DENIAL

elarra that the charges against him
were based on assumptions which
are purely EfatnllonHi that In each
Instance ~ alleged failure 10 prose
cute the matter did not, aa a mAttor
Of law. constitute crime. or u
crime had been committed. II was
hy reason Of SOME defect OF efi'
dauee, a. the lack OF Confederation,
with lmpoahlhllity 10 sustain n
prosecution. aud that the las and
the obligations Of bis oath Of office
alike forbade him "a institute prose
eullnna In the absence Of evidence
"a Justify them
Each 81 the twentyth charges
against him was taken up b. Mr..
Jerome and answered in detail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
SAYS GOODBYE AND TnEI
TAKES HIS LIFE

Frisco Salvatore. % the firm Of
Lincoln a. Salvatore. photographer
at GIG First av.. committed suicide
in the Northern Pacific depot at
olympia. yesterday by shooting.
There 10 no known motive for the
act
Salvatore. well dressed and ap
pareutlY prosperous. vas seen lott
erinR about the railroad fardH. and
the switching crews believed him
10 BE- a sp0iter He passed aud 70.
passed several times from the
waiting room 10 the yards aud bic
apparent mental distress soon al.
traetrd attention - him.
During the early morning he hor.
roued a pencil Of the ticket agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE BUSY

Arrangements Niii soan be com
pleted covering the seasons play
Of the Grammar school baseball
league. and In practically all Of
the city zchools practice Is already
under Eay The league will in
ciude teams from esch 81 the pub
lie schools and tho schedule will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

NEW YORK. March ia new
light was thrown on the scandal
uow brewing between EVELYN Mes
bit Thaw and her husband and
momhers ~ the iatiera family, 10.
day. when Franklin bartlett. at
tofnsY for Harry ThaWs mother
Mrs William Thaw. declared that
all idea % divorce MAS repagnant
e. hls client lie declared that che
divorce was desired. not b. Thnw'a
family. but hy Evelyn. aud hlntcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

cover the same number 81 games
as In 1907
The way some ~ these boys
teams can dish up the great Amen-
can game would prutc an eye-open-
or 10 many fans. and a great many
promising players are recruited
and developed in the amateur
ranks ~ the public school mines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

The Mems league ~ the First
United Presbyterian church. on the
corner 81 ifth and p Spring SITS,
viii give a banquet tomorrow even
ina AZ ESQ O'Clock IN the church
assembly room
At 5 O'Clock free lecture % the
Fenefal public wili b~ given In this
auditorium Of the Fint United
Presbyterian church b. Rev. Ia
Lincoln Smith. n ~ ~ the PHI
grim Congregational church. on
Sinai. illustrated by stereopticou
visRB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
LATEST ROYAL $40

fSeattis Star Exelusi. g..
NEW YORK. March ie-sar.
den Nils Hii impor, a ro,.l "a
lon 70 Newport nert seass. y.
she 9iii take her daily nds -
a pair o. cream coIored horss /.
order 70 have : pair q IL :
mails ready for any occas.ss !.
has obiained bali q doren Z :
finest NAYS money could bug
They are perfectly msffhes nj
Of far more striking alpezsars
than the whitess Of white hnz~z
Cream oolofed horses are u y