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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-13
While Shaving.

The bishop Of London says that ne
oon,noses his sermons and addresses
v,b,ie he is dressing. and that ms
Main seems to work in an astonishing
manner while he is shaving he ali
ID ]. savs that he does not know how ne
Gould end time otherwise to prepare
his sermons. J.. oo,tb.
uere at last is an answer % Sou'ni
.,sa attack on shayers for wasting
,i,ne southey calculated mathema1-
,caIlv that the average shaver De
".nnibe to operate every day waen ne
= twenty years old, and shaving TOT
e,,s wears, will consume 2.7So hoprs'
80 snaieient time for acquiring com
aetsnt lSnowiedge Of seven LANGUAGES
Rh,s was q modest ejaculation, lot
sonthey gave only nine minutes aaiiS
4 ne shaver. II the shaver sho9i,
s,.nd a minute a day In stroppins M
-sgor he would waste Sot hours TEL
,oinates IN fifty years-tlme enossl
sor an eighth langHags-Boston Hei
aid.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-13


''The Pembrook farm e shut Up us-|
The padiock's hangin' plain In Sikh'
No boarders took this year
They won't 20 gIiliYanun up
An down these premises,
No orinery bulldog pup ,,,
IL make my hens see"h'9-
'Tast year they got hold O. JIM
An drug him on TO town
rhey made shuner out o him
b His iyTy ,os s9ls s oa S5Sw sing
she Didn't; does the highland ding
In yoredyvull today.
"our dertsr Tndy foIler'd suit
Because she had the gift
o. language an the form TO boot
say now she IL adritt
A-standin<in the winders an,
A-showin' how sum paint 4. blan,
Renews ole chairs. her smile Is puAn
Enun to spile a saint.
''They wanted 10 sit Lemuel.
Yer uncle. but he said. l, Iii.
He'd ruther stay THIS sac
An ma, she kicked ag,tn EN- STOUT
When they all tried to book
Her name; they said she was about
Thur proper size fur COOK
'The padlock's hangln on tic gate
TO shunt tibet crowd this year
ri plug the fust cuss, sure as rate
Who mouseys round US mere
| A.woon' us TO quit the farm
| Theirs good enun fur me. - 80
But they got the chIldrun with thur
An took EN- on. b'geei"
Horace Seymour Keller. In the Ne"
/ York Times.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-13

do you ever buy poetryE Wei'
did buy a copy OF Tennyson once, al
mltted the edltor.-Philadelphla Leo
ge-.
Pigotte-"1've got my eye on q nice
little home for us when we get mar
rled." Pigey-"You've got a sty IN
your eye. so to speak. Life.
We'll, what's on the bill-of-tare
today?" inquired the genial drummer.
beg pahdon. san--Ah guess dey's ny
specks. Anil git yo' anudder, sab.
Judge.
Coniey (rending paper in Feeney's
saloon) -"What's dead reckonin
Dinny?" Feeney--"The bar bill ~
$3.50 have agin, yer tate brolnet
Mike. PUCK.
THE editor OF a humorous pubhca-
ton has to be iamlia With all the oio
Jokes" ITO keep keople from palming
of new Jokes upoS him. sp9se! -
Louisville Courier-oJurnal
did you ask that man why he paid
rent Instead OF oNbing his own homer
asked one real e. q agent Yes,
answered the other. He said he dio-
MT He kept moving Washington
star
"But remember, my dear, that you
and | are one" She looked at MIN
, gcornfully. "one!" sho echoed. Nom
sense. we are 10. I'm the one ana
YOU are the cipher."-Cleveiand PAN
Dealer.
"You can't buy happiness" exclaim-
ed the sentimentalist. NO answered
the man who is steruly practical. You
can't buy happiness. And at the same
| time that fact doesn't imply that your
, comfort is enhanced Dy being broke
. Warrington star.
Llselle Ito J4.es. Just returned from
y wears study in London)- done
Jules-quest-ce que cest done que &c
n trois RS don't on parle en- Angleterref
q Jules-'Les trois R's?-N' sails pass
y tiens-cla me r'yient-vlal --Rotter
$ Rippln, ct Right o."-Puneh.
It Borus struggling author)-"Iha
1t last book of mine agreeably surprise
r. YOU did III / am glad 10 hear that
ot Naggus (literary editor)-"fes; e,
pected TO devote an enlllo e'SniN1
D? reading II. II put me 10 sleep In ~
or minutes, old fellow Chicago IriDpn
Does youah leisure claws in III
III country follow the hounds at all, MI
ne pepprey?" asked the visiting Brius
lg nobleman. NO" replied Miss Pc
at prey. 1.-THE hounds usually follow y
ey leisure class here. We always Try
es, keep the hoboes on The moVe."-Phii
.et delphia Press
We Gee whlzl' said George for q
~ twentieth time. 1t makes me mad
ao cry time think Of the slO ! lost goa
"a actually feel as II I'd like 70 ma
~ somebody kick me" by the ".
/, IN George" said The dear girl, dream
=, Don't YOU think you'd better SPEAK
, Il father this eyeningY'-Philadelpi
Press
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80 80 3 80 w HoME.

~. ~, ,n.r shore embound.
N9ot n3oroa ched upon BY sound,
~ ~, me presence OF rear,
~ vvst the memory Of a tear,-
"a that sweet spot Of when i,I aiohe
~. l2n erv tine-bunt crumbling wall
81. bouse the sacred place | eah
- bowe The eternal seas
~ 1--we enfold H. and the keys
~ 49, cvhere an my treasures arei
~ tbe high arch Of heavens dome
RRnefs Ger the place | call my nome
Ioonnette A. Becker In The Christian
science Journal.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-13

Mrs Isaac Rice Of New YORK,
Known ii society in nearly az the
csnitals Of Europe as the Queen Of
eiiSneer has resumed her crusade
aca,nst undue noise and VIII spend
me summer IN this advocacy abroad.
Yer immediate hope Is 70 urganize
euu.noise societies 10 every capital
"A Europe. beine confident that once
inierest s Aroused the agitation wil'
mead uhtil her aim Is accomplishea
kansas city lopipnA
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-13
ATHLETICS IN BRAZIL.
Hammer Thrower ellis TeIla the Eng
lIsh About Sports In South
America.

America.
According to Simon P. ellis, the
New York A. c. hammer thrower, who
has arrived in England, the influx OF
Americans and Engllshmen into Brazil
VIII in due course create love OF
athletics there. ellis has been in Rio
de Janeiro for the last two years and
went there, TO England for the purpose
Of competing in the championship. the
Olympic games and other big meets
BY the mail which leaves for England
this week Gillis' entry for the English
championships will be forwarded by
the New York A. c. Since his arrival
in England ellis has been extensively
interviewed over the chances OF the
American team at the Olympic games.
He has told the Saxons that Americans
win be strongest in the sprints'
weights and pole vault and jumping
events in general In giving his views
TO Sporting Life on Brazil, ellis SAID;
Brazil has a climate that does not
stimulate a love for athletics. II is hot
, and humid with plenty Of rain, and
there is practically no life In the peo
] pie. The athletic life OF Brazil Is
r chiefly confined to the British anc
4 Americans. There is an English crlek
}. ct club at Rio de Janeiro, and theI
e have a splendid ground. There were
]. couple Of American batteships Il
II the harbor last June, and a festlya
: was arranged, at which ! ala som
10 hammer throwing
e Don't the people show more energ
lie when YOU get away from the coastY'
s. "At San Paulo, which is more tina
8 600 feet above sea level, the climat
d Is not nearly so enervatng and a fe'
D, prazilians do take part in athletic
y, there. Generally speaking, however
ut q very hard to awaken their intere'
Is m games of strenuous characte
o. they prefer something chat does NJ
al demand much physical EFFORT
err "Haye they not a national pastim'
The majority of nations are noted i
ell at least one game" =.
"They are intensely keen on ~
Ter sghtlne. but that is scarcely pastin
Of acoording to our way Of regardil
in things The Brazilians are also gre
m supporters Of the automobile ana ID
FRS have their horse races. EVERYBODY rlo'
and they get wildly enthusiastic oI '
M FACING some of the more ac.
Ter Brazilians so in for rowing and a !.
raj nav be seen out as runners al ,
ine Paulo. a., pea
he with SO manw foreigners IN bra
red ,s there not a probability Of greater I,
me terest being aroused in athletiesY
AXE Ut VIII only be done very slowy
ok !, All British and German people
and ,ncreasine IN numbers and the5 may
vas dine move the Brazilians TO love
Her stblet,cs. but there are faint prospe
: In a, nresent We arranged some q
ARE sal games there. and don't supp
couple Of hundred BraziAans :
ne trouble to attend them HOW
nil fsrent 10 their bun fights, whie
Inn consider to be very cruel. ! don'
dow gsrd them as such good bull nsn
III he Mexicans and in Mexico
~ ,fn ne bull whereas in Brazil
~ content themselves With woundins
me New York Sun.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-13

boy is always willing % take an
other boys part. when & s. oranges
III sponee cake. or Ice creau -somer
Vile journal.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-13

In eaxony practically all oi tnQ I'VE
.,oSt a stailfed 800 days 81 lhs year.
ma the largest portion the feA fV5
DAYS.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-13

ceDerally Do rIeht or y I'l1''
Than the left
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-13

she slipped her hand under hef pN-
low pulled out her revolver. ana ann ,l.
Inc Il IN the direction OF lhe shaao"
called
IT Give you one minute 70 leave the
room; then hrei 49,.
win a bound the man dashed % 'ne
omen window. Mrs Ricketts, lifea ~ ns
climbed out The sno' reused ne pos, :
and me burglar was quickly caplureu'
1Irs Ricketis had wounded him IA tn'
Shoulder
The wife Of government oncs' lns
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
S. C. TO TEST ELECTRIC METERS.
Laboratory Fitted Up to See if Consumers
Get What They Pay For.

Hereafter consumers Of electricity in New York
who think they have reason 10 be suspicious Of
their meters may disclose their suspicious to the
Public Service Commission. whose engineering force
viii At once proceed TO investigate. laboratory
containing the modern devices for the testing
Of meters has been fitted up, and actual work in
The examination Of meters complained of has been
begun II meter registers within cent Of ac-
curacy under test, II is considered correct under
the provisions OF the Public Service Commissions
Law
Those who want TO have their meters examined
VII have TO pay fee, which, however, will be re-
funded Il the test shows inaccurscy 10 the preju-
oioe of the complaint Of per cent or more To
inset the varying conditions 10 be found in a city
es erge as New York, the Commission has adopted
ne following schedule Of fees: For meter with 4
Isteo capacity of 10 amperes less 81 90; Is am
pe'es or less, s.; g snperes less. & 30; and 5c
enperes or less s.. For each additional % amperes
or traction thereof 80 cents will be charged
Just after the commission took Office. July /.
-S'' j began the testing of gas meters complained
u oy coEsumers. Thousands OF these have been
S0eo curing the last year, resulting In q consid-
.'eoie saving in gas bills 10 consumers Under the
z" gas meter is considered correct If tho flow of
sN s not more than per cent slow or fast.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
TELL FIREMEN TO OBEY ENGINEERS.
r. 4 &. Issues Special Order, with View to
Economy Of Fuel

r. rt'sourg Aug (speciaD.-The Pennsylvania
4Foad fireman has been told that his engineer is
ss oi the cab and everything in It, including the
.sH-sn' and that the fireman must take orders
I'm NE engineer with reference TO his steam max
s as well as everything else There had been
sIoN'ng tendency the part of the Pennsyl-
80 hreTnen 10 make steam as they fit and
"a ke no suggestions from the at the throttle.
- . consequently the Pennsylvania Railroad appears
" nave found that the best possible results were
oelng obtained from locomotives.
,'i'estlgation showed that the 1renen had de-
'eo 10 take suggestions orders from their en-
1A as 10 the proper time and way TO feed a
''A' and as a result greater percentage OF
:, vas going the srnokestack Of the locomo-
. - ol he country than had ever been known be-
Road masters complaining and engi-
were Tritting their teeth.
"a, 'He pennsylvania has just posted all along the
- hotces 10 engine crews that the engineer is
ot the cab and that lie viii be held responsible
'he work Of his fireman.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
W4LK IN 18th STREET.
Acreage Load Of Crossto1cn Cars
Under Three Passengers.

A oounlA Of observers who took walk along
-bs length of the 5eth street crosstown line yes
te-6av afternoon and made careful census OF
the PASSENGERS IN eaAl calculated that the
reosipts Of the Central Park, North & East
River Railroad Company would amount TO some
where between 10 cents and 15 cents e trip
The stroll was timed that the census takers
were on the spot when the crowds which had
been listening to the concert Central Park began
n filter out into the Plaza at Fifth avenue On
one car there were nine passengers, and several
carried six persons but in instance there
uniform and in another two motornen end one
patrolman. making another blue clad and nom
fare paying trip
Almost every car carried at least one passenger,
out the average OF the paying loads was between
lEo and one-nalf and two and two-thirds persons
thus netting the company between 10 cents and 10
cents toward the expense Of making each trip on
the first Sunday after the stopping Of transfers 10
the intersectng Metropolitan lines
Ths transfer question was brought up at yes
terdays meeting OF the Central Federated Union
By Herman Robinson. financial secretary. MANY
Of the workers. he said. who earning very
small wages will have TO pay so cents a week extra
II fares A committee appointed 10 attend
the meeting of the Public Service Commission to-
morrow and try 10 impress the commission that
most Of those who have TO pay extra fares are
workers who can III afford It
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
TO Whom 1t Mag Concern.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YoRk;-BEEN. y
- ismin NJ Whitlock, suing his behalf and on
behalf of stockholders and creditors or the
National Steel & Wire Company PIantl1I agalis.
der made entitled action bearing date tns
9th CAV of January. 1907. appointing Homer wise ana
Harold Nathan aneillary receivers OF all the pfopeI
of the National Steel & Wire company
uated within the New York and on the petlto
of said Homer Harold Nathan. verified the oih
dav OF August motion Of Emil Cioldnark'
tin ana the defendant. and the Fidelity & Deposit
Maryland and all creditors ana
arg ~ National & Wire Company ana an
persons interested affairs Of said COMPANY snT
held in County of New York, at tne SouIS
Court House City OF New York Borough OF MAJ
haitian, the 14th day Of August lSuo at iu . he
I'm The forenoon thereafter counsel can pc
ancllary receivers should not oe III
srtsd 10 transmit receivers Of the Nationa See
e Wire Company the State of Connecticut appon'e
remaining In the han6s o.
snrarv receivers amounting TO the sum OF 2.oooo -
the fees OF the receivers anu
of application. and all the assets OF
nt, their hands, ana why sdiq
T,ar, receivers should not be thereupon olscharseu
,Iability bond cancelled ana "hy euSL
&c ~ the court may proper; ana II Is lurIneI
ar5srad that copy this order ana Ine slneNeu
he the attorneys Tor the pslIuli.
r. a+torsvs for the defendant, the F1deny pePosIt
me @ f MARYLAND and upon the following attorneys
stockholders OF the NdtIolai
steel q wire namely: %ipur D. r.s9
Graham Gasser. Esq, Charles Gibson ne tie
pehq,nrs Biabee Rogers & stern Esgs bsIIS q
ssrntaii Esos Strong Cadwaladar; Esqs ION,
is ~ Isostvck Esqs and II is further orqered una.
-, of This order be published IN the New 1olh %
,0tb and 12th days August 1905 and that
LII he deemed suficient notice Of this motion
Dated: New York August 9Th. l9oT;;> NJ coEE
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
Highest Altitude. Coolest location
GAP HOUSE,

DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA
Omen to December. Capacity BOO Largest fnest
equipped. best appointed and most luxurious hotel
s9o0 nno 100 suites with tiled
private baths water in all rooms Cuisine Of
service Private farms
and dairy. Orchestra Of soloists Everx out door
.nor+ ana amusenent-riding academy, golf. boating.
Sshing bathing. New garage and livery. Booklet of
beeutiful camera and auto mailed Special
sssnn and FaIi rates JOHN PURDY COPE.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
ASK AID OF JOHN MITCHELL.

: Al Al The request Of the Housesmiths and Bridge
--ens Inion II was decided yesterday by the
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
AT LAS

direction of which
half century by that adrol5
powerfu few whom have anternded 10 tne "oo as ~
will be @ rendered . Rssl9 @ d for the is s9 sgs4s vas. sum.
have been stolen
and the System , s,.
ST. then into @ o @ ey man and wdan % tbst % ali @ viii see and
things this instrument will become tne most
It will stocks and bonds
practical ownership 10TH Of the 9 n1n - senaes
venai Congresses graspg Harriman and arrogant
win be made by it a5 servants van the psGpf s5 h those who read must
in who respects the opinion OF . n
advertisements man who not
but doer
people to this series & Of sdTss @ S
hlent scores Of STARTLING and e
mn ofn many seeming impossibliies in
di in finance who
] d OF t ms @ go from II and vet in the last my
advertising than financial adveer
rentnons Pf mn @ yse mss M the %
Second have made mistakes but have pn0'ed the P ~
active the financial game during
wall Street the system and 1.-THE the Is sRSs,
eoTsed ] % the gFet @ @ poW
that Wall Street the
system or anyone contrary millions
responsible and intelligent people located m all ps OF s.T
opposed and the eliminated
and resulted in volume Of stock dealings which Ooe 81
of Wall and State Streets am
closely associated with the directors or nnan & sS w a bI o'
all have tod tne puoac "nar va"
demanding that American who
depending with the closest attention the argument set forth
these I ask ask only b @ @ bands ne % fFs @ means Which will give
satisfied that he tn e at Tesr % ont R Ubf he has long defrsuded
the mosp world
MIND YoJMy astounding
proposition ever made a responsible fnancier
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON CHARLES
INH Beckett a Surrogate Of the County OF New YORK
- tLr.hv given 70 persons having claims against
Isonold Miller deceased. late OF the County OF New
same with vouchers tnereoi 10 tne
place Of transacting business No AZ
rosdway IL City OF Flew York. on or before the
zoIn td osS Eew York the 18th day of February 1908
.zr.ssRY sTEINHARDT. NELSON A MILLER IRA "A
MILLER, Executors - r,u. 40 ,-.x
IRA e MILLER Attorney for h-Aec"'o's - oioAoVAS'
New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10

Central Federated Union to ask John Mitchell
the new head of the trade agreement department
of the National Civic Federation to use ms IN
a,,ence 10 bring about agreement between the
union and the Allied Iron Association, which ds-
clared the open shop against the housesniths
more than two years ago for violation Of the arbi-
tration agreement one of the delegates said that
s,,ca the open shop had been declared more than
one hundred incompetent workers had been killed
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10

DvERTlsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a Tbe tribune received their Uptown once. no
7as. broadway, between seth and 37th SITS. until
received at the following
branch onces regular ohice rates until o'clock p M
IT, 5e4 sth ave 3 23d St: 1853 9th ave, cor
ION Al lO4 East 257 West 42d st. between
5th ana sth aves 263 West l2oth St lo5 50 ave lo25
"a 80 near eis st 1st SSth st: lSI
FSst I25th 756 fremont ave- 600 Sd ave. ana any
American District Telegraph ONCE
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO
WEST POINT

STEAMER MARY POWELL.
Leaving Desbrcsses St 1:45 St, 2:O0 10Th
220 P. M Arriving West Point F. NJ where close
connection New York with Day Line steamer
ALBANY" Excursion fare 81 90 Also choice when
buying ticket OF return by any West Shore or N T.
Cent train or Cent Hudson Str. S1lO. giving ample
time TO see Cadets in Camp. Public Buildings. etc
Orchestra Board
These Exclusions Made Daily. Excep. Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
TO the American People :

~ in the past have told and Tarns
of THREE & ds a f e oHorro~ STy pnd %
e IKE space have never written shall never "fs
anything sFf set dovn your The underlying moves @
by which you hare esh bd T My facts smooth
ness You must manfashion talk If you "0ud get ~
% are Bg Rgpsgy @ made % bun onsb SP
aihn & though a sf sd ts % 81 cs of my
His eat 4 aper @ @ maihe % aerng
I rsm which & mads 61sS Fn0 of 0t the T Dollar , glossy
5ssh ,5 TPe RaR ees ePe With % the Vt peoples
weehes prn pograp financial guardian angels and throughout
land resOunds the Trusts ] new % slogan oers are jail
and the system I P nas % Climate but the system
"iEa @ & the saRd bang fn2psi D up
its opportunity ready to get back to ] ITS Ga the methods
by which during masters have pPTopdSd S tfy noW
purpose to earnings 1908 I know G ae" 'S " ~ " W
0 F1stat a T pans wreck banks trust % % span cam Be- @ and
are produced at th M the bidding
npfLng the people m eea @ and % uues m people
d Inc bS direct and indirect system taxation amounting
TO billions annually which billions & go SWg @ m @ of these fortunes
anpl Da9ps qly b peoble @ to do d' s5gens
saRng power hrGuEh & hh 6 "ns 5 @ foP
to request then in any ordinary way " ~
% ssa g99s csmp sn n @ oa ha
Lines tesn them n df ndae in % s
b press in B ossRzn uaf ap af m 5 sH9A
have waited % Edd %9 n tHe % great eat pe I3eanes Of
that they daily & Gnn d % 1on reading eDS them: and
they possessed d ernnn Tn of our country
years maneuvred for ] the Iom nnruou tricks
the master and through powerful W h t6d M y pre
S6Sns 6bsns dh dos IN hter aetUa Criticism fsnH upon
Boston, TO- 1908
This advertisement be econtnue tomorrow
dxxyhI waiting
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10

NezU Jersey Real Estate.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-10
Unfmnished apartments to Let.

THE APTHORP.
18th and 10Th ST.. Broadway.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-10
10 DANISH run Arro.

The legislature Of Prince Edward
leland has passed law hanishng
automobiles from that province. II is
aaid that during the last rew mons
public meetings have been held in dlf-
ferent parts or the province for a dis
pusdou " the automobile question,
and at these meetings reports were
presented II was shown by these rec
ports chat church attendance at some
seasons of the year has decreased be
cause the country people are afraid
ia drive their families to church when
there ~ possibility of meeting AN
automobile on the road,
statements presented showing thn
frequency Of accidents resulting from
runaways where tho horse has taken
fright a. an automobile and other In
eonyeniencea alleged tn have been met
hv those who considered themselves
sufferers from the operation ot auto
mobiles led ia the action of the Pro-
vncur Parliament In declaring against
such vehicles,
1t was al first proposed That the
operation OF automobiles be- prohibit
cd ON TUESDAYS and Fridays. which
are market days throughout the pro-
vince bat the members OF Parliament
decided that the total prohibition of
automobiles was thr only satisfactory
snlutan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-10
MInrsnN Mrs1c COMPANY

WIN give you special bargains, FOR the
next few days on all goods, including
PIANOS IN order to reduce their
stock, as the decorators win begin
soon to remodel the store, open
evenings IT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-10

our ASSORTMENT or CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Arc A
SELECTED STOCK. COME IN AND
EXAMINE THEM. - G. PRATT 4
co, iii SOUTH SCOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-10

Rhode Island Reds, per setting Of
~, 800; Plymouth Rocks and Black
Mnoreaa, rs cents per setting. Phone
GSg Ed Mcclure