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The Washington times., 1908-08-23

? HILE the women of Turkey
NM are beginning 10 discard
wells, the women Of Am
erica seek physiognomical
protection in thick wrap
pings OF lace and of chiffon. Fatima
In the haIem has seen pictures OF the
Merry Widow millinery and, per
haps. Fatima wilt even buy d string
OF pin puffs. Fatima has a good diges-
ton instead OF temperament. She
is always calm and her chief longinss
are for nOugat and nicotine.
The women Of wealth in the Western
Hemisphere have active temperaments
and weak digestions Now herein lies
the reason for the double wells worn at
Newport. The crowned heads OF So
ciety have troubles OF their own. Often
restless lies the head from which the
diamond tiara has just been taken.
Our American women are most sensi-
tive. Ia the evening At ball when
the champagne bubble is in the blood
1t is easy 10 dissemble. Well rouged
and well stimulated your heart may
be breaking, but stiu you must smile
and you can smile For two or three
hou-r this is easy. but as an all-day
pc ruImanCe even woman OF the
Ogden Mills mettle fails With all the
criss-crOss love affairs in society Gun
like the nice middle-Class society,
where each man is in love with his re-
spective and respected wife) have made
it difficult for a woman always TO main
tain comPosure. Cupid has been shoot
ing many pOisoned-tipped affinity ar
rows where wealth abOunds. Let's
take a few sample situations
A woman sits with friends at the
Newport Casino watching a ten
mis- game, perhaps the beauty who is
likely. 70 be her husband third wife
(they have slresdy discussed II cool
ly),. or who wss his FIRST and former
wife joins the group. Then often a
young girl is brought into speaking
distance with Dapa's wife and NAM
The Washington times., 1908-08-23
90 Have O3e S
Chip iD a SliR9.
a Quo Faced Veil.
SbaWI- Shaped Ueils.

bounds strenuously. The Newport
woman also has ozone. but less eXeT-
else outdoors.
Champagne, not ozone, Is her ia
vorite stimulant. The Newport lady
wears her chin in a sling. but this
heavy outdoor veil must be folded
over veil of thinner sort, for even
her eyes must have protection. She
fears snubs and insults. How easy
it is, however, TO control ones eyes.
The corners OF the mouth are treach-
erous. They are bound to culver a bit
when the sugar-coated insults Of so
ciety are offered. Then. too. besides
continual self. cOmpOsure. q is SO much
trouble 10 have ones face made over
two or three times "a las. With the
two wells one needs not dip into the
rouge pot so often.
No one goes To Newport without
white lace veil. The Breton lace vel
that is washable IL most useful. Some
women who delight la the voluminOus
loosely draped smart things even pun
chase by the yard all-Over lace of the
sort intended for shirt waists and
gowns. They go to the lace counter,
not TO the veil counter, fer their face
coverings.
When maIine is used these volumin-
Gus swathings are ethereal IN effect.
Mrs Natalie Schenck Collins, before
she went into mourning for Spotswood
Schenck, her father. did herself up in
clouds of pink maline. During June /
saw her with rose-colOred maline drap-
ed around her fiower-trimmed leghorn
and also around her shoulders, as
shown in illustration u. She suggest
ed a valuable marble bust done up I'm
netting for the summer or an explorer
tn Africa. who tries to make himself
insect-pTOOf
Older women now use maline for a
trig veil, worn with a flower toque
land this toque. mind you. is always
appropriately scented. only one thick
ness of the maline is used. and il is
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VII VslysI D. q Diaereni Color,.

surprising nov q, GUNS out all ghc
wrinkles. Mrs. T. H. Hartman WEARS
little maline wells of this sort. Maine
used Ia ,Ais way recalls It's sweet old
name, illusion. Yards aud yards fof
rosy Illusion, such as Mrs Collins
wears. should be IN the veil cas-, OF
every woman. Even she who is saI5vy.
sick and sixty viii find maine veil, ef-
feCtuaL
But Miss Mary Hartman. see he ia
characteristic attitude i'm iiluS.rat OH
A once she was always so 10 lyl
but this summer, when ] met ftrt
there was little sparkle either In heF
eyes or in her conversation she had
just driven her horses in class at thf
Tuxedo Park Horse Show. Ciutching
her heavy veil Of opaque tan-colored
silk she waited for her motor car I'd
carry her off to her home. Two heavyl
balls covered with a gathered silk
keen a veil Of this sort from living
These pendants are recent inventions,
one wonders why winsome Miss Hari-
man. once SO unmindful of the public
eye, wears thick wells Of this sort.
The Washington times., 1908-08-23
THE MAN WITH THE MASTER MIND

which you Gidnt Part OF II you know
Then connecting rnk was the zinc
can which i recognized al once as
one used in smuggling opium. l picked
up the threads Of Miss Mason's case
where / had dropped them before.
and the list Of guests confirmed my
hazy recollection that there was one
from Etteso. The name Of the town
did not strike me the first time, ~
course, but the name OF the doctor
did, for while turning the case over
in my mind I thought OF something
which 7 should have remembered the
first time. II was that once i'm
Clark street opium den had heard
the name 'Withersbee' In a cautious
whisper. nv visit 10 Chinatown con-
firmed this. / have a Chinaman there
that I depend on a good deal. and ia
reply 10 nay question o. who vas the
greatest dealer in Struggled opium in
the country he whispered 'V-ithers-
bee. swearing thst he would never
live to see another day for having
told. After that the tran was EASY
But what was that thing you hit
him with which bowled him over so2
] first thought Il was a bomb"
Every matt, as a disa greeable per
son named Shylock once remarked. no
matter how ~trong his personality.
may be. has some pet aversion. Ma
poleon's. you remember. was rat 1
have Dixie here TO thank for pointing
me TO Dr. Withersbees Dudley and
I had more trouble getting il than we
had IN securing the launch. Il was
only an inoffensiye little black kit
ten"
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CONTINUED from rim Pagsl

Ue only white man about the insu-
utiOn, all the rest being Chinks 4
talked with Miss Mason on tie sly
sometimes, but ] paid no attention TO
her appeals until one day she men,
toned the name of Mr.. Dudley here.
lie was one of my boyhoOd football
heroes and / determined to DO scme-
Thing
The Washington times., 1908-08-23

Tie DAINTY FrdnceS-Sne 70 W6s who
danced as THE Snow Queen" at q
charity fete In New York-wears a
long white veil like that in picture c.
Frances has big black eyes that
sparkle with mischief when she
glances up through her cage Of white
net. often she hangs her head de-
murely I'm a bride-lilze pose Always in
pure white. her long ven Of white net.
with a border OF lace, IS worn with
hat very wide OF brim. The veil,
therefore. fails at quite a distance
from the body. hardly touching CT the
hips
Mrs. Newell Tilton has such droll
ideas in regard TO wells. She, you
know, is the only child Of Pouitney
Bigei0w. who gives him daughssriy
devotion The other girls are abroad
with their mother. on a wide-brtunea
Merry Widow" sailor OF yellow straw
that has a band Of Dresden silk. shs
has d deep lace hounce that hangs ike
q wide ruffe on the shade OF piano
lamp. The piano lamp. however, stays
where one places Fl, but Mrs Tnton's
rushes around with the fiounce hRring
back in startling fashion
On the little directoire bOnnets there
is often lace rufhs that hangs down
ward from the stin brim. from the
edge above the forehead. and narrow
ing at the sides. This ruffie, no doubt,
viii be heightened into a face-curtain
that can be thrown back over the
stiff bonnet brim.
The bridal veil is the most important
veil in the IIfr-history OF all women.
Recently a new fashion edict went
forth that the bride be relieved OF the
heavy satin train that hangs from her
tired shoulders. The veil viii fulfill
its old mission and wifi be a train as
we'll An old custom will he revived.
The bride will trail her spouess ORA
peries ND the aisle. but there will be
no train OF heavy satin. The lace
veil VIII ripple far behind ner. The
soft cascade of hlmy lace Is gathered
over d coronet OF orange blossoms,
and, while only Just covering the face.
falls in long sweeping folds behind
her. There is no heavy satin train,
onIv a train of ballroom length. When
the veil train is discarded, the we'd
ding gown is suitable for dinners and
dances The usual trouble in regard
10 cuttirg off the long satin train u
obviated Even wealthy brides. let =
be said, cut OF their satin wedding
trains. and use the material for ca odo
blouse combined with lace.
The Washington times., 1908-08-23

mas husband. How great would be
the embarrassment 10 meet these sit
uations unveiled, but with two wells,
size who is mortified may even bite
her lips and a tear OF two may trio
kle through the talcum drift on her
checks.
As ChoHy says. a veil of this sort
may often be a Veil of Tears" When
he first saw the yelled women at New
port he said. well. TO be swell. one
must swelJer" Cholly is so clever
Some women there are. of course,
equal 10 "a bare-fared composure. even
after courtroom exposure OF C3njugal
jars. Tie white lace veil is the veil
OF the hour at Newport First il is
dFa WI over the face and the second
veil OF heavy chiffon is worn sling
fashion i'm true Meadow Brook style
10 wear one chin in sling IS the
emblem If social Importance and ex-
eIusiveuess. The women of the Long
Island colonies, however, those who
meet al the Meadow Brook Hunt Club.
wear only one veil lsee Illustration
b. II is usually of thick brown ma
teral much like that Of the old sew
ing SIX veil Al outdoor horse shows
one often sees ON a coach. ian the
parking spaces that surround the ring,
. group OF four OF five women, all
with their chins in chocolate-brown
sliugs Mrs Reggy Brooks, ever since
EsleT Nan married Waldorf Aston,
IL always closely yelled So afraid
o. the vulgar public eve, She Is usu-
ally the center Of the yelled group
that Includes Mrs. Herman b. Dur
yea, Mrs Thomas Hitchcock and
Ms Thomas Hastings Then Miss
Dorothy Whitney, with a proper APP
probation of her Importance. also
wears her chin In sling The veil
--s'a@e a"rees the bridge of the nose.
Sow the Meadow Brook woman. as
the result IF strenuous sports, has
mighty good appetite and this. fol-
lowed on good digestion. is a splendid
anudote for too much temperament.
Her veil is worn simply TO thwart
the camera man and the reporters
w" desperately try 10 work out thai
IN par.auf con fusion, among thos.
present were" The Meadow Brook
women has much ozone. She rides 10
The Washington times., 1908-08-23

the shoulders They look like snow
drifts now in the chow cases. ready
for the autumn motor girl. I'm Eng
land wooden wells have long been in
fashion, for where else could Mrs
Reggie Brooks have pure hased her
The Washington times., 1908-08-23

are now the Distinguishing mark OF
the veil called Russian. In donkey
gray. which is practically the old
London smoke color, a veil OF this
sort. living Ia a soft mass on table
or on a counter. looks like a great
The Washington times., 1908-08-23

Iudley and Miss Mason were mar
TieI the next spring. and Clarke and
I are often guests at their beautiful
Lake Forest home. WitherSbee's So
called asylum, from which, aided by
the powerful Chinese tongs in which
he welded great influences. ne conduct
ed his extensive smuggling operations.
now atones for his past sins as one OF
the principal outposts IN the war
against THE Great White Plague. q"
The Washington times., 1908-08-23

w HILE the women of Turkey
NM are beginning 10 discard
wells, the women Of Am
erica seek physiognomical
The Washington times., 1908-08-23

Copyright. 1875. by VI G chaDman)
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
NO EXPLANATIONS TO MAKE.

II Judge Mann is nominated, the
party will have no past history to
explain away, no mistakes to cx.
cusc, nor will any particular clique
" ring have hold on HIM, IN tact
be- Is a man that will poll the iull
strength OF the republicans and
draw largely from the democratic
ranks.
The democratic nominee is an
able man and n fluent orator and
II hrhoovcs the republican party
to keep their fences IN the beet OF
repair and work continuously np
to the time the polls close in
November.
Understanding an adversar,
never vet o n victory, nor will
il do Tor the republicans TO iecl
ovctconhdcnt in the result OF the
election this TALL and they must
choose the strongest man they n
yet to make the race Tor delegate
We believe Judge Mann 10 be-
such a candidate and ask the pee
pie OF Perry and the surrounding
country to weigh the matter care.
FULLY and see that his claims ar,
carefully looked after hy the del.
rpition going from here to thu
county convention. Perry Prog
TpSs.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
Notice for publication

Department OF the Interior, L =
Land Oticr at TucumCar, y. NJ,
August d, 1908.
Motto - hereby gwen that Ella
MAJ Eubanks OF LoNd, y NJ, who
IN Feb. !, 1907, made hnmr'trad
entry No I4sgh serial 40 oS52 tor
Sw4 section 3, towuship ION,
range 32r, \ NJ, principal merl-
dian, has hlcd notice OF intention
to- make final communication proof,
to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register
and Receiver, L 5 Land office AT
Tucumcarl, y NJ, on the 18th day
OF September, zoos.
Claimant anne as witnesses;
Douglass O'Rourk-, trancir Log.
le, OF Norton, n NJ, Sherman
Hines, Thomas +. Euhanks, oil
l.ovd. n. NJ.
SIS X \ Prentice, K glster.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
Notice Of Sheriif's Sale.

Notice is hereby gwen. that, un-
der and by virtue oi a writ Oi exc.
Cution issued out oil the District
Court OF Bcrnallllo county, Nsw
Mexico, IN case No. 7563, entitled
The Meyers Abcl company V. {.
j.. Jones, which was a suit Tor dam
ages and ~ which case Judgment
was rendered IN favor ot plant M
against said {. T.. Zones on the
roth dav oi January, 1908, tor the
sum OF S5o4 -, attotnt Us Tees and
costs, amounting m all 10 S6S2 So,
on which Judgment aud costs de-.
icndant has paid the sutn OF s4S7 90
leaving due and payable OH same
with interest and costs on the day
ut this SALE S2O5 s., the undctslgn.
ed j. y. street, Sheriff OF Quay
county, New Mexico, to satisfy
SAID judgment, interest and costs,
and costs and expenses OF sale, will
sell at public auction to the high.
est bidder Tor cash, at the front
door Vt the court house OF Quay
county, New Mexico, at the hour
OF 10 o'clock a. m. IN the Sth day
OF September, 4. D., 1908, all the
right title and interest ol the SAID
{. L. Jones IN the following de-.
scrlbed real estate, situate, lying
and being IN the county OF Quay
and Territory OF New Mexico, to
wit:
An undivided one hall interest in
lot eight 80, block thlrty.iour ts4D
OF the original townsitc oi the town
OF Iucumcari, New Mexico; lot
seven 81 in block thirty.iour l34)
vi thc Original Iownsite OF the
town OF lutumcari, New Mexico;
lot nine ,o) IN block thirteen tI3J
oil the Original Townsite oil the
town Ui Tucumcari, New Mexico;
and upon lots twenty-three t23)
and twenty four (24) IN block sew
EN- W oI Daub's addition TO the
town OF Tucumcari, New Mexico,
all OF SAID property being situated
N the county OF Qua, and Terri
tory OF New Mexico.
That said real estate was levied
upon hy the undersigned on the
2oth day OF February, 1908, under
and 10y virtue OF a writ OF execution
ISSUED out OF this court in said
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior, Il =
Land Office at lucumcarl, \ NJ,
August y, 1908.
Notice IS hereby given that
SCHUYLER G. Childress OF McAlister,
\ NJ, who on March -, 1907,
made homestead entry 80 I6uI
serial No oS56 tor ne4 section "a,
toYnshiy on, range soc \ NJ, prIn'
cipal meridian, has filed notice OF
intention TO make final commute.
ton proof, to establish claim 10
the land above descrihed, before
l. House, 4 : commissioner, in
his office NJ House, y NJ, on the
I4th day OF September, 1908.
Claimant names IS witnesses:
T. h Collins, l. T. Baker, Lake
Tarpley, Joe Iolley, all oil Meals.
ter, n. NJ.
h 4 Prentice, Register,
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Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior, L. 8
Land Othcr at Iucumcari, y. NJ,
August d, 1908.
Notice Is h,rehv gwen that Wi.
liam '. Wilson OF Murdock, y. NJ ,
who on March Z, iGo7, made
homestead entry NO 1904 serial
No oS55 tor nc4 nectIOn a, town.
ship on, range sic, \ NJ, principal
meridian, has filed notice OF lnten.
ton to make hnai Communication
proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Re
vlst,r aud Receiver, / = Land OF
icc at Gucumcari, y. NJ, on the
10th daN OF September, 1908.
Claimant anne as witnesses:
rhos. " Sclhy, OF Ard, y NJ, W
CluNton, & r. NrN, OF Murdoch, \
VI, GruIgr Yates, OF Forest, \. NJ.
Il \ Prentice, Register.
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Notice Tor Publication

Department OF the Interior, L =
Land Oihcc at Iucumcari, y NJ.
Aug q, zoos
Notice IS hereby given that
Edgar T. Lane ol Field, y NJ, who
ON Sept /, Goo6, made homestead
entry no 1910, serial no oooo, Tor
ma sec - ~ 5n ga y NJ prip.
cipal meridian, has hlrd notice ot
intention to make hnal commute.
ton proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before
" II MYERS, l. : Commissioner,
IN his office At Lewis, y NJ, on the
18th daV Oi September, zoos.
Claimant names as witnesses:
W y Porter, Lucy Cansler,
T. Gable, II Palmer, all OF
Field, y NJ.
S.S K \ Prentice, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
Mann 10 Run

Hon. Edward 4. Mann, the pre-.
siding Judge ol the Sixth Judicial
District, and a resident OF Alamo.
gurdu, has announced that he is a
candidate tur the office OF Delegate
to Congress against Hon. W. II.
Andrews. Mr.. Mann is no doubt
a very competent aud highly quail
fled gentleman and would no doubt
make a very fine delegate. The
Citizen has nothing but good To
say Tor Judge Mann and il his
name is the II chosen Us the Re-
publican party IN New Mexico, the
Citizen will give him all the sup
port possible. -Cimarron Citizen.
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Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior, u =
Land Office ut Tucumcari, \ NJ,
August o., 1908.
Notice is hereby given thai,
Henry II Walker oi Murdock, n
NJ, who, on Aug 10, 1907, made
homestead entry 10 I9I42, serial
no oS5o, Tor sea sec az tp On 7 3Ie
N NJ principal meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make final
FIVE year soldier proof to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Register and Receiver, u
S Land Office at Tucumcari, N NJ
on the I4ih day OF Sep, 1908.
Claimant manner as witnesses:
Il N Smith, + + Breen, + l.
Williams, u NJ Lackey, all oil
Murdoch, N NJ.
X A Prentice, Register.
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Republican Precinct Primary

The republicans OF this precinct
met at the Court house this after.
noon Tor the purpose ut naming
delegates to the county convention
which convcnes here on the I4th
inst, TO select three delegates to
the territorial convention at Santa
fc on the 18th inst, to name a
candidate Tor delegate TO congress.
The Chairman, !. {. Barnes,
called the meeting to order, and
the plan OF selecting thu delegates
was hv the appointment OF a com.
mlttec OF five to name those who
hould represent the precinct
IN the county convention. This
committee with Donald Stewart rs
chairman made the following re-.
port which was adopted unani.
mouSlv:
BE II resolved hv the republicans
81 precinct number one, county, OF
QUAY, Territory OF New Mexico,
IN precinct convention assembled:
That the following persons are
hereby elected as delegates to r.
present SAID precinct number one
at the Republican County Convrn.
ton OF QUAY county, To he held in
IuCumcati, New Mexiro on the
I4th day OF August, 1908. at 2 o..
M:
| {. Barnes, W. +. Buchanan,
Donald Stewart, l.. T.. Tavlor, y.
Y. Gallrgos, RS. Coulter, George
Major, Harry II. McElrov, NJ. Il.
Fowler, Herman Grrhardt, Leoan.
dro MARTINEZ, Stanley Lawson,
lanes Lanigan, Frank l. Gutter.
req, Loren l.. Fast, T. &, WEIGH,
!. - adams, Wm. Ridley, Iuan
l. Sanchez. Sostrno GallrgoS,
Rov A. Prentice, J.. Harrison,
u. +. Herring, Alex Gold-nbrrp,
VIM. Ttoup, \. Il Danber, {. 4.
Crowel, =. NJ Wharton, Reed
ilolloman, Guy l.. Lawrence, II.
II. Hareis, lake Wrrihrim. NJ. {.
Mrshrm, Cande larIo Flores, Jerry
farrell.
And be- it further resolved: Thai
said delegates are hereby instruct
I'D To vote as a unite on n qurs
ton or proposition that NAV come
before said convention, and are
further instructed I o vote Tor an
uninstructed delegation TO the
Republican Territorial Conven,
ton tn be- held At Santa Fe, New
M,Nico, on the 18Th, day OF Au'
gust, 1908,
Respectfully submitted,
Donald Stewart
y Y Gallcgos
II II. Hargls
l.. +. TAYLOR
Loren T.. Fast.
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Notes for Publication

Department OF the Interior, T. >
Land Office at Tucumcarl, n NJ.
August D, zoos
Notice is hereby given that John
u Colvin OF Mr.dock, y NJ, who,
on Feb IS, 1907, made homestead
entry no 1870, serial no oS6o, Tor
the sea sec - ~ on X gle y NJ
principal meridian, has filed notice
OF intention to make hnal commu.
tation proof, to establish claim TO
the land above described, before
Register aud Receiver, T. 5 Land
Ofhcc at Tucumcari, = NJ, on the
I4th day OF September, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Bill Beck, Dan Beck, Simon
Strickland, John Cluxtion, all oil
Mutdock, y NJ.
SIS Il \ Prentice, Register.
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Notice 10 Patrons Of Public School
District No. I TucvmcAri.

All pupils who apply Tor nd.
mission TO the schools in Tucum.
carl, Tor tall and winter terms,
will he required to furnish a physi.
clans certificate oil vaccination and
good health. and freedom from any
contagious OF infectious disease.
Parents OF children will please
apply { o their family physician Tor
certificates before Sept. 9TH, 1908,
&, n, Moore,
7. 4, Muirhead,
=, NJ. Wharton.
School Board.
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Tea chers' institute

VIII he held in the school house
at TucumcarI beginning Monday
the I7th day oi August, 1908.
Prot. l.. T.. McClanahan IRON
Mcsilla Park, and Mrs. w. l.. Hart
oi Casaus, will conduct the institute.
A lee vi two dollars will he charged
Tor tuition.
All Teachers intending to teach
are expected to attend as no per
mits will he issued hereafter unless
teachers show a very strong excuse
Tor not having taken advantage Vi
this opportunity.
Respectfully,
Nj. Rudolph
County School Superintendent.
A1-lt
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Methodist Church.

Regular preaching service sun.
day morning at ~ O'Clock. The
evening service will hc given to
the children when the annual
Childrrn'S DAY services will H.,
held. Sunday school at 10 a. M,
as usual.
=. T.. Wilson, Pastor.
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Mrs. G.. NJ. Ncis has gone TO III.
hngham, IT., 10 take a special two
months course at the Bissell Col.
lcge OF Photography and while
there will purchase the latest i'm.
proved photographic apparatus.
She will occupy n studio on the
second Hood OF the Herring build.
ing which is being erected on Sc
cond street.
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Baptist Church

Sunday school every SUNDAY n
10 a. ~.
Preaching at ~ M, and Sis
y. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night.
MILToN RERcE, Pastor.
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Fire Insurance.

We have purchased the Herman
Fire Insurance agency and are
prepared to write insurance in the
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