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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
Therefore City Council Refus-
es to Pass Ordinance De-
CIaring That Portion of the
City Residence Section.
ACTION is A VICTORY
FOR LIBERAL ELEMENT.
When Those Fighting Liquor
Dealers Started Petition,
SaIoonists Immediately Be-
gan Their Successful Fight.

Because a majority of the residents S
Of the north half of the Third ward
desire TO have that section of the
ward continue wet" the ordinance
committee reported to council last ev-
ening, recommending that the petition
to have an ordinance enacted declar-
ing the north half of the third ward to
be residence portion of the city be
denied. Council concured in this re-
port by a vote of 10 TO /. Councilman
OgbOrn of the third ward casting the
only negative vote.
In the report submitted by the or
dinance committee. an explanation of
the action taken by the committee
was offered. The report pointed out
that at the last poll il was shown that
there were 401 voters in the north
to have the ward declared a residence
section Of the city was signed the re
port stated. by 10S voters who actu-
ally live in the territory. 1t was then
pointed out by the committee that the
remCnstranCe against the petition,
was signed by 211 bona fide residents
Of the north half of the third ward
Elghty-twO voters in the affected ter
rltOrv did not express themselves as
for or against the proposed ordinance.
The report concluded with the
statement that there were 1O3 more
voters who favored the existing wet
condition than there were voters who
favored having the north half of the
third made a residence section of tle
city, The committee. so the report
stated. believed that the laws intend
ed that the residents of wards should
dete rhine whether or not a ward
should be wet or dry.
There are at tne present time two
saloons in the north half of the third
ward. the Henry Schell saloon and
the Henry Lennard saloon. When
these saloonists heard that a petition
10 have the north half OF the ward
made residence section of the CITY
was being circulated they promptly
took action to offset its effects and
the many friends OF these two saloon
proprletOrs promptly came to their
rescue. Saloons nave been driven out
Of the north half Of the fifth ward So
al the presen, time the only two sa-
looms north Of the railroad are located
in the third ward
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
"Fighting Bob" Takes Charge
OF the American Men-of-
War This Morning Prepara-
tory to Fleets Review.
SAN FRANCISCO AWAITING
THE NAVAL PAGEANT.
Pacific Fleet Has Arrived
There Awaiting Vessels on
Worlds Tour Which Left
Santa Cruz at 3 O'clock.

Santa Cruz, May 5.-Thc Atlantic
battle ship feet was united once more
Monday when the ships of the second
squadron arrived from Monterey and
the fiotilla Of six dostroyers joined it
from San Pedro, the latter after one
Of the stormiest voyages Of the
cruise. The second squadron, headed
by the Alabama flying the flag Of
Rear Admiral Spcrry, came across
Monterey Bay. leaving at $50 Monday
afternoon. Admiral Thomas last
night moved from the Connecticut to
the Minnesota, although his flag of
Senior Rear Admiral still flies at the
main truck of the former.
The Connecticut proceeded to Mon
terey at $50 o'clock this morning and
took on board Admiral Evans. who re-
turned to resume active command of
the feet. The Admiral went aboard
about $3.50 o'clock and the flagship re-
turned at once to Santa Cruz, arriv-
ing there at about II O'clock NO
ceremonies whatever attended the re-
turn of Rear Admiral Evans. When
the Connecticut left port today the
blue flag Of Admiral Thomas was run
down from the mainmast, and he
hOisted his red pennant on the Mime
sofa. As soon as Admiral Evans was
aboard the Connecticut at Monterey,
he hoisted his flag as commander in
chief
The torpedo fotila fought every
inch of the way from San Pedro
against a strong head wind that
caused big waves TO break over the
bows and wash the decks from stem
to stern.
The screens OF the bridges and ov-
cry loose article about the decks
were washed away. Nearly every
man on board was seasicll during the
trip. No serious damage of any kind
resulted, however. The flOtilla came
into the bay Monday afternoon in sin
gle column and stcaming at full speed.
As they passed between the COnnec-
ticut and Kansas on the way in to the
shore the steam whistles on the beach
began TO screech out welcome to
the little craft. They proceeded we'll
in toward the beach and anchored
1000 yards from the squadron. Thou
sands of people lined the beach and
choered the crews.
The hospital ship Relief also camc
into the bay. She took on board Il
number of sick from the different
ships Of the fleet. and returned to
San Francisco today.
The fleet sailed for San Franchises at
; p. m. today and Will arrive off the
lghtship at the entrance about p. M
They will anchor there until tomor-
row morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
AROUSED
TO THEIR DUTY
As TAXPA AYERS
Hundreds Pay Personal Tax
es Who Were Never Known
To Do So Before. Accord
ing to County Treasurer.
SEMI-ANNUAL RUSH
HAS NOW ENDED.
Young Men of the County
Must Pay Poll Tax as the
Treasurer Will Go After All
Those in Arrears.

Hundreds Of persons paid personal
taN during the spring installment who
never had paid before according TO rhe
county treasurer. Five times as many
persons paid personal taxes as the
number who have paid previously. &C.
cOrding to Thomas Ahl, deputy treasur-
er. Striking an average OF the asser-
tons made by the officials, it is very
evident that the county will be the
gamer by the stringent rules adopted
Nv the state tax board and the public
ity given them. 1t has caused per
sons to call and pay tax who never
realized this as one of their Obliga-
tiOns.
Many persons Of mature age visited
the treasurer's office and gave in their
ages and stated they own personal
property. The assistants in the office
were surprised. because so many of
them never had been charged with per-
SOpal property before and the dupli-
Gates did not show that the applicant
ought to have been paying this tax for
Ten years or more. There is no real
fault for the failure to pay ones law
flIi tax, except through ignorance or
purpose to avoid il. There are men
occupying public offices in this city.
Whoae names appear on the tax dupli-
Gates as having failed to pay personal
tax for one or more years at least. The
county treasurer wishes it understood
t53t unless the request was made by
the tax payer. he was not told the
amount of his delinquency and the
back tax remains against him.
Attaches of the treasurers office
breathed a sigh of relief today. The
selni-annual rush was over. The
work has not ended, however. as none
realizes better than they. Hundreds
Of letters were received within the
last week. If they enclosed checks the
check was placed in the safe and the
duplicate stamped paid. If inquiries
were made answers had 10 be returned
at once in order to give all fair
chance. Since the time for payment
has expired. receipts must be mailed to
all those who submitted checks and the
task of so much correspondence is not
liqht.
The time now has arrived for the
young men of the county to beware.
There are many over age Of twenty
one years. who have not paid their poll
"aX. Nearly all own a watch, bicycle
or some article of value. These are
not Iisted for taxation. The legal
time for payment has passed now. The
treasurer intends to go over his books
and secure the names of all in this
class. He will write letters including
motto. $ that it is most advisable to call
and settle If settlement does not
follow, the deputy will make personal
service and upon continued failure or
neglect. the prosecuting attorney will
he called upon to enforce the law
This means an added penalty and the
law bestows upon the treasurer the
right to attach personal property and
offer it for sale in order to obtain the
tax
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
GOOD HEALTH COSTLY
Much Money Has Been Ex-
pended on Battle Against
Contagion.
APPROPRIATION Is ASKED.

lust month ago council appropriate
ed an additional $50 for the use of the
board of health. Last evening an or
diuance providing for the appropria-
tior OF $3.50 more for the use of the
board of health was Introduced It
was given its second reading and then
tabled until the next council meeting
Councilman Won Pein stated that he
was in no way opposed to the passage
of the ordinance. but that he would
like to receive a little Information.
Mayor Schilltnger. in the absence Of
Health Of1cer Bond. stated that the
board of health had been put 10 such a
great expense caring for victims Of the
smallpox epidemic that the original ap-
preparation for the year and the addi-
tiOnal appropriation Of $3.50 had been
expended.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
Two Men Are Dead and Two
Others Are Injured as Re-
suit of Battles Fought Mon
day in Kentucky.
CALLAHAN STABBED BY
BROTHER-IN-LAW SPICER
Then CaIIahan's Son Drew a
Revolver and Instantly
Killed His UnCIe-White- Flu
gate Battle Is Fought.

Jackson, Ky. May 5-Following a
quarrel growing out of a settlement Of
their respective interests in a grocery
store on LOng Creek. Ed Callahan, for
mer sheriff and present chairman Of
the democratic committee of Breathitt
county, was stabbed and probably fa-
tally wounded by John Spicer, his
brOtherin-law. who in turn was shot
through the heart and instantly killed
by Wilson Callahan, the seventeen
year-Old son of the wounded feud lead
or.
The tragedy occurred in Callahan S
store, about 20 miles southeast of
town.
There was difference in their
claims, and Spicer, growing angry
whipped out a large knife and virtual
ly severed Callahan's right arm from
his body. CalahRn'S son drew a re-
volver and instantly Killed his uncle
1t is feared that Callahan will die
from loss Of blood, an artery having
been severed
Callahan was a stanch friend of the
late Judge Jim Hargis and stood with
him through all his troubles. SpiCer
was young unmarried man. and was
never known to have killed any one.
While this mortal fight was going
on in CrockettsVille other fcudists,
Daniel White and Jim Fugate. met in
front of the famous Hargis store here.
White is a cousin of Tom White. now
serving life Imprisonment in the state
penitenuary for aiding Curt Jott in
the murder of Marcum
The two men. who had long marked
each other for death. drew guns ar
first sight. and the street rang with
their fussilades. Fu2at1 carried a
shotgun. His aim was good. and he
blinded his antagonist with birdshot
before White finally put a Winchester
bullet into his heart
This entire section of the state is in
an uproar. Factjonisrs are fIocking
here and to Crockettsviue from the
nearby mountains and hamIets. and
it is feared there may be further
blOOdshed.
II !dle Hdu Deen DCnt upon ded ling
death to the heads of all the H9rgis
clan AT the hands of its own relatives
1t could NOT have wrought more sue
cessfully. It 's not three months ago
that Beech HarGis shot down his faith
er, Judge James Hargis, and tonight
Callahan is diving Of the knife thrusts
delivered by his Wifa's brother
Five years ago Attorney lanes =
Mareum was assassinated in the court
house at Jackson. Curt lett and Tom
White We're given life sentences in rho
penitentiary for the crime and afrer.
ward. while in Jail az Cvnthiana
awaiting trial for the assassination Of
James CoCkren, Curt Jeu made a CON
tesSlon, in which he declared thar Cal
lahan gave him the pistol with which
he killed Marcum and told him TO
shoot Marcum. Callahan and judge
James Hareis We're Jointly indicted
by the Breathitt grand Jury the
charge being accessory before the
fact to the murder Of Marcum. The
case was transferred to Lee county.
resulting in acquittal of both Callahan
and Harsis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
PACIFIC SQUADRON.
Arrives in San Francisco To Green At
iantic Fleet.

San Francisco, May 5.-The first and
second sQuadrons of the old Pacific
fleet arrived here Monday afternoon
from Puget Sound ports. They will
await in the harbor the arrival OF the
Atlantic fleet on "Wednesday, and will
participate in the naval review, The
first squadron, in command Of Rear
Admiral James II. Dayton. consists Of
the cruisers West Virginia tflagshipl
Pennsylvania, Colorado and Maryland
The second squadron. under Rear Ad-
miral Sehree. is composed Of the Ten
nessee Cfagshipl, Washington, Cali
fornia and South Dakota.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
TWO HURT IN WRECK.

Seymour. Ind. May An East
bound passenger on the Baltimore ana
Ohio ran into washoul near Sparks
willie, and the engine, mail, express,
and baggage car went down an en-
bankment Engineer Bcnos Hum
phrey OF Washington and fireman Paul
were badly hurt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
TO NUMBER WAGONS
This Is Only Way to Protect
City Against Garbage
HauIerS.
COUNCIL TAKES ACTION.

The ordinance committee last even
ing recommended TO the city council
that a clause be inserted in the gar
bage ordinance providing that all gar,
bage wagons operating in the city
should be licensed and numbered. 4
fee Of ten cents was recommended.
Council concurred in the report Of the
committee. Mr., Deuker pointed out
that in many instances garbage col
lectOrs had made themselves d nuis-
anCe by sorting over garbage. taking
what they wanted and then dumping
the remainder in the alleys.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
Annual Commercial Club Ban
quet to Be Held in the
Masonic Temple.
SEVERAL BIG SPEAKERS.
PROBABLY CHiEFEST AMONG
THESE WILL BE THE HON.
JOHN w. KERN OF INOiANAPo-
LIS-TO BE WE'LL ATTENDED.

The annual banquet of the mem
bers of the Richmond Commercial
club which will be held this even
ing is expected to be the most success
city Secretary Haas estimates that
covers will be laid for at least two
hundred and fifty people. II is thought
that three-fOurths of the members of
the club will be in attendance and
that most of them will have a guest.
The program Includes many excel
lent after dinner speakers, all Of
whom will speak on subjects of vital
interest to the citizens of this city
The usual number of good stories will
be told.
The complete program will he as
follows:
Music-Richmond High School Or
chestra.
Toastmaster-John f. Mccarthy.
TOaStS--
"Richmond at Homc"-John L.
Rupe.
"RichmOnd TO the Outsider
r. Potts, Of Indianapolis
R1chmond New lnt'rurbanS W.
ri. holIeE.
ne hchmond Merchant Adam
H. ...,'I 1rar''I, .,.., ,.
9 c.no..ln 'r,'''''" -. -''"''''''''' I'll q .
"Richmond Abroad"-E. G. Hill.
roo6s
"Richmond's Newest Factory Acori.
sition James \. Carr. of SDringfir]d
Ohio.
"Richmond. That's Au"-George P.
Early.
"Richmond in the State'-Hon.
John W. Kern. of indianapolis.
The following is a list of the Off
GERS and committees of the club:
Officers.
l. ,,or.,,b, D,..;,
Io1n " w Iiobalso, 'r;uV", t,;,i.. ,,, n.
don, '''' ''0'''>''' II '7' vice. eSl-
Ioa p ~nebo c, W.:
pra.;do,,. - '''' ~'''" '''-
una.onI M, 1,o
r4an =, ~ ,,D III - 'e"o,'' e.
W. 'oe'i elo'E'
Directors.
Adam H. Bartel Henry Gennett.
Edgar +. Hiatt. y. c. Heironimus. Z.
j. Humpe, A. L. Jenkins. c. H. kra-
mer, Hans ~ kOll. Z, W. Craighcad.
Howard \. Dill. Sharon f. Jones. s.
r. Swayne. J. F. Mccarthy. Nettlet0n
Neff. George II. KnOIICnberg.
stanGinn co,,,i++..e
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
INTEREST S354.91.

Interest on the county funds in the
various repositories during the month
of April amounted to s354.91. This
amount has been placed to the credit
of the county. The sum represents a
saving to the county, which was not
obtainable under the old laws.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
MRS. METSKER FACES
TRIAL NEXT WEEK
She Is Charged With Murder
OF Carlton Morgan.

South Bend. Ind. May 5.-The trial
Of Mrs. George Metsker. who is charg-
ed with the murder of Carlton Morgan
at CassOpolis. was set for May II in
the Circuit Court today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED,

The resignation of the Richmond
Trust company as administrator of
the estate Of Preston Watkins. de-
ceased, has been accepted by acting
Judge Rupe of the Wayne circuit
court.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
FEARED HARM MIGHT
COME TO DAUGHTER
Then Musician Killed Both Her
And Himself.

Cleveland. o, May 5.-Broodine he
cause he feared some harm might hap
pen 10 his mentally deranged daugh-
ter, aged fifteen. Fred kuppe, musi-
clan. shot the girl dead. then hung
himself at his comfortable home on
Central avenue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

INOlANA-Rain Tuesday night: Wed
nesday partly cloudy, probably
rain in extreme south portions:
fresh northeast to east winds.
OHiO-Rain Tuesday night; Wednes-
day partly cloudy. rain in south
portion; fresh northeast winds,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
HOTEL GUESTS ESCAPE
IN A BAD PANIC
WalkertoWn, Ind. Suffers from
Fire.

Walkerton, Ind, May Fire early
today destroyed seven commercial
houses with a loss of 100000 For
d time the blaze threatened the whole
town. The Star 10tol burned and the
guests escaped amidst 4 panic. The
pOst0ffice was also destroyed,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
100000
IN WEDDING GIFTS
Sister of Mrs. Vanderbilt Was
Married Today.

Newport, May THE most fash
ionab1e wedding of the season, that OF
Pauline French, sister of Mrs. Alfred
Vanderbilt and Samuel Wagsaff. q
lawyer. WAS sOIemnized today. Gifts
were presented 10 the value of $500
600.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
AGAIN SAN FRANCISCO
SUFFERS FIRE LOSS
Blaze Swept Away Business
Section.

San Francisco, May 5.-Firc last
night swept an entire block bounded
by Market. Grant and Cearv streets.
Twenty firms suffer a total loss which
is estimated at 5000, ,000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05
DISCOVERS COAL VEIN.

Kingman. Ind, May 3.-Coal Oper-
ntor Kelly has discovered a rich coal
vein. Preparations are progressing to
work it
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-05

Continued On Page Seven.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-27
SAD ACCIDENT At
LOCAL SANTA FE
STATION
Three Year-0Id Son of Pass
Ell ger Falls Beneath Switch
Engine Losing Leg Mother
Also Hurt

\ very distressing accident occurred
az u Santa Fc depot at $50 yestrr-
daS morning, when the thrcc-ycar.uId
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ,Iakiu, pas
aCngcrs ell route from Sow York t.
Fresno, Cal. Nus knocked down by a.
witch cupiuc and his left leg 80 badly
crushed chat il was necessary to ann
putatD IA 40 tine knee. According to
eve witnesses. Mrs. Hakiu had the lit
tie lad D., The hand and started to
cross ut the tracks. evidently UNI
aware that - switch engine was slowly
backing mp un the same track The
Wumlu saw tho engine as IL was all
most upon hrr aud attempted to cross
che track ho.pr, u reached nor she
Was knocked down, however. am but
for tho lnu running huHrd would
have been ground to pic,~ As it was
she Was showed off tho track and onto
tho sidewalk The boy WAS not $50 for
tuuat,. nc managed Ia reach the
but stumbled us hc attempt
ga 60 Stop up uu top of il. and Slipped
back toward th, track, his left leg hp-
ing almost lWputatcd 10y tho wheel
of th, ,nEIuD The lad, together With
his rrauti. II,hcv and mother. were
hastily IIl..U ina am ambulance and
taken "a ST. Joscph'~ suniturium.
whore tn. injured member was ann
putIt,d h> % surgeon Tho engineer
of lhe switch engine vts sitting iu
tho risht sid. of the cab. and was
busy Watching tho signals of ih,
SVitchmyu Who were Ioukiu- Jftyr tuu
removal go. string cot cars Thu,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-27
SEWER REPORT TO
Be READY BY
NOVEMBER
Expert Samuel Gray Has Prac-
ticaIIy Finished Data on New
Sewer System for City q
Albuquerque,

The report of samuel Gray. of
Providence. K. L., who was employed
by the city council to prepare q re-
Tort ON - now sewer system for tho
city, has practically completed his
work. Chairman Wroth, of tho sewer
committee. at last nights council
meeting, announced that the experts
report viii Doc ready by the first of
ncNt month. This report. secured at
considerable cost. is the result of q
caroful examination of an tho condi-
ions by the expert and his assistants
and the city engineer, and win be-
the most important document laid be-
fore The city fathers for many years.
II provides for % complete system to
properly taxi care OF the svwarc OF
the city. and its reading viii be pre-
urinary 20 one OF thc most important
improvements over undertaken i'm Al
h]uqucrqur and AN exceedingly cN-
ucnsiVc one.
The contract was let last night To-
Brown and Phillips FOR the erection
OF % supcrstructury over the sewage
pumping station. tho raising of tho
wall of the ~oVtgc pij two feet and
other work. The contract price is
N212.50. other bidders werc A. w
Nnson. $3.50. and G.. j. Mace, $3.50.
Tho contractors viii give q bond OF
5000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-27
DIVISION OF ATLANTIC
FLEET ACCOMPLISHED

Toxic. Oct. .7-Th. following wire
lees message was received from IN,
Atlantic battleship fleet.
ON Board United states Eattloshir
Connecticut. oct ...-Tho position 90
the Atlantic fleet 10 800 O'Clock this
morning was in latitude 81 degrees
north. longitude i3t degrees and IS
minutes cost
Tho Weather s. perfect ANA ia,
fleet i- -oiug throulh practice ,v'lu-
tnus Preparations Tor target pauc-
uy, are being made, At g O'Clock this
morning the squadron commanded by
Rear Admiral Emory parted company
with the rest ot th, fleet ana needed
fHr Annoy. China Tn, division Of u
tIy.t was marked only 10y tho -alute-
i.r'i from thu RESPECTIVE, tag~hir-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-27

"WhIIo m no army IN NO ! Was
taken with chronic diarrhoea,' says
George NJ FELTON, ~ South Gibson
IA. Il have since tried many RENE
dies hut without any permanent relief
until Mr.. IS ". Miles ~ this place
persuaded ue 90 try Chlmherlain's
Collie. Cholera and D|Ilrrhoea Remedy.
ouc bottle OF which stopped II at
once. For slle BY an druggist
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-27

OUR ASSORTMENT or CANNED
fruits AND VEGETABLES ARE :
SELECTED STOCk. CONE N AND
EAANllNI THIN. 4. g.. PRATT A
90. 2if = SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-27
SIichtl, Colder VIM Snnu.

When You see that kind OF a weather
forecast YOU know rhtt rheumatism
leather is NJ hand. Get ready for 10
now hv getting a bottle of Balard's
snow Liuimeut- Finest thing made
Tor rheumatism. chilhlains, frost bite.
SORE and stin Joints and muscles. an.
aches am pains.
90. zoe and 500 n bottle.
sold by J. II o'Reily a Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-27

EVERYONE Is TALKING ABOIrT
OUR FLAT WORK. II YOU HAVE
NOT GIVEN Us YOURS. DO 50
NOW. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY BACK
OF POSTOETICE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-27

oIR DOMESTIC FINISH Is JUST
riIU rune AND SATISFIES on;
PATRONS II NOJ WANT 10 III.
u 10 DATE HAVE YOUR INN-
nIN DONE BN nm INPERi VI.
LAUNDRY, BNCk or IpSrpIIICE-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-27

Our POLICY Is QUICK SALES
MD SMNLL PROFITS. LET Us
SHOW YOU TINT WE CAN SAVE
q MONEY ON YOUR GROCER.
us. 4. q. PRATT a co, atI :.
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-27
~nIGnI.NNnItNs HNII.

Don't forgot the Royal Highland
crs' bah Tuesday evening, October
27th, in Elks' bah room, Tickets so
cents, ladies free