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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-02-06
GOulding vs.. Terrell.

Judge Taylor on Saturday handed
down his decision in the case of John
W. Goulding VS.. VIM. 81. Terrell.
The judge sustains the verdict of the
jury in district court and denies de-
fendant's motion for judgment.
This suit was first tried in justice
court and was an action brought by
John W. Goulding to recover $50
from W. 81. Terrell for damages sus-
tanned by plaintiff to his sidewalk in
consequence of defendant leading a
horse over such sidewalk. The jury
before whom the suit was tried re-
turned verdict in favor of plaintiff
and assessed the damages at S2.55.
An appeal was taken from this ver-
dict to the district court and the case
came up for trial at the October term.
The jury in this instance returned a
verdict giving plaintiff damages of 50
"a reduction of IS cents.
Defendants attorney thereupon
moved that judgment be entered for
defendant notwithstanding verdict of
jury or for new trial on minutes of
court.
Judge Taylor took the motion under
advisement and the decision above
given is the result thereof.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-02-06
DECISIONS OF COURT
Judge II. D. Taylor Grants Attorney
McMillan's notion for New
Trial in the Tax Cases.
Decision Favorable to Plaintiff Handed
Down in the Damage Suit of
Goulding vs.. Terrell.

Judge Myron D. Taylor has filed
his findings with Clerk of Court King
in the case of Alberta E. Plondke and
Elizabeth M. Bartosch VS.. County of
Mile Laos and E. e. Whitney, county
auditor. The decision is dated Feb
ruary and is in substance as fol-
lows: That the motion to amend the
findings of the district court is denied,
but that the motion for new trial is
granted.
This case, it will be remembered,
was brought on for trial at the Octo-
Der term of the district court and the
evidence therein was submitted. The
arguments of the attorneys were later
submitted on briefs and Judge Taylor
subsequently decided that plaintiffs
were entitled to recover the amount
of the tax certificates with the legal
rate of interest on such certificates.
This finding of the court with the
order for judgment was filed with Clerk
of Court King on November 26.
Not being satisfied with the decision
so rendered, the board of county COM
missioners at it's session on December
3, decided to have the evidence in the
case thoroughly reviewed in order to
decide whether further action should
be taken, and to this end engaged
Attorney q. L. Mcmillan to assist
County Attorney Ross.
A motion was subsequently, made
before Judge Taylor in chambers by
Attorney Mcmillan to have the find
ings of the district court amended,
and in the event that such motion
were denied that another motion ask
ing the granting of new trial be con-
sidered.
The motion for new trial has been
granted, as stated at the commence
ment of this article, and unless plain
tiffs appeal to the supreme court the
case will in all probability be retired
at the coming term of court. An
amount at something like 81, 900 is in.
volved in this suit and the action of
the commissioners in reopening the
case is commendable, as, according
to the best legal talent, there is a
good show for the county to win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
SEATTLE wins
FINAL GAME
Rush in the Box and Seattle
Wins by Score Of
7 TO 3.

Harry Rush was nn the FIRMS
iinc yesterday and he won hts game
by the score % "a :. lie was
STEADY and. although tapped for ~
hits. he kept them well scattered
aad no great damage resulted
George EuKie did the slab work
for the cauurks EuKie had plenty
Of speed but be was wiid and Il.
sued four passes. made one Std
pitch and uckied Fink. the new
Seattle uuffielaer. with the ball
The Siwaahes made three in the
opening inning Cahlll reached
firHt on a hot gFoundef and Allen
walked. Mckune Was thrown out
at first. bui Bennett lifted the ball
over the rlghtnela fence
Ham Hyatt made a homer Ia the
a-cond and tn the fourth with the
bases ftill Engia made Wild pitch
that forced Fink 10 In the sixth
bennett walloped ouf another home
run. IN the eighth BENNETT singled
and i.uaai VAS passed. Roth al
vauced on Fiuks out and Graham =
Erounder TO short scored Bennett
Hunsfine hit 10 the iefffield fence
and i.unai came home.
Nofkyke. Flanagan. Sugdrn and
Snyder hit IN ro~ In the eiEhth
aud put $50 runs over Rush shut
do~n then and nothing more was
doing
Fink. a left handed fhrower aud
batter. whom DnKdaie secured from
Boise. Idaho. played good ball yes.
terday Bunstiae'a work behind the
bat was eNcrllent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
Owners Are Requested to
Leave The Track @
All Time.
Allen, BIalOck and Kelly
in a Jam With
Bad Results.

The of-THila Ut the k5ste 6ssiiS%
hen. lssass'Ss:-n h.aase sesNraNai
ssupsnssn. ~ q. Klsn Rnsf NJ l.. IEi@
loeae NJ rRTse tiletr ioEsen' @ft tlfe
sre:s. Rfsi ~ tlfe. ag0me Time notified
tlre tM9 msn shat lcnccfsrth theg
w4la mot be agiawed - race ~ The
ylend,iwa. Al tlns aane tinFa EIaffy
Kelly. a follower ~ fho turf VAS
notified that he. also. would not BE-
Aiiassed on Tho tHack IN The future.
Alien Is tine owner of the ls'ayeaf
old on Parole. While fAslock haa
several horses ia the string. the
best 90 the bunen being che dtstanee
performer Catalina IN. reason for
the ruling off of the men Ia shroud
cd In mystery. bnt u IL said that
they approached a well kuoWn bust
meas man with a proposition Ia r..
gard Ia horse that was Ia be made
Ia win either by means % an cleo.
tfle battery OF would be made 90
win hy having al the contendefs IN
the race stopped The Idea MAS 10
have the business man bot several
thousand dollars. and after the
horse won be was 20 split his win.
niugs with the owner Of the horse
The man approached By the turf
mon reported the offer 90 the offl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
BIG SCANDAL CROPS OUT
AT THE MEADOWS

eiala at The Meadows. and theft
ruling was the result
Blalock aud Allen have been seen
together Mt the track quite offfn,
and the former Is training AGl!yf6aI
horse. KellG. however. ds'fafsa l'hla:i
be has had anything 10 % w'Eih tlie'
two, aud Il IL not lOisssAon ll5e hsaveas
ever seen IN shea conpany
plalock. eo.ssn seeu. den'ssii any
hnovss:H,s' 0ic.sof onisas osfE and stat
ed o.S rvs ass0Yffil lssFe bad, con
ifirmed' 10 what was proper on tie
turf. and he WIS ~ loss 10 Anq2g
why the officials had requested him
90 take hla stable off the track. lie
said that several OF HIS horses we're
ready to race, aud that he had In.
tended starting them soon.
nlai0ek ia we'll known az a turf
man, aud has raced hoRelss sof Is
numbGf OF years on all the various
&aaelss IN nts f,rishh alaas6 and Caab
nllh hle Is lun3Mn 10 the racing
vaoeBl es "rth Bla9ols. aud origin
ailY eanre from Te1ns, where be
rsced q string OF quarter horses
Tlfia h Tire ftrst time he is known
10 lfaNe been ia troubl. with The
racing authorities
n is TO be hoped that az the Off.
cialm have started 20 clean out the
owners who use their horses for
loutlnE purposes. shat they viii go
right down the line and wipe out
the whoie bunch There are a mum.
ber Of owners now on tho track
who make Il q BUSINESS 20 dig up
suckers" and announce that un.
less there Is a bet down on their
horse. there will be nothing doing In
the winning line One Of the worst
offenders IN this line was an owner
who II not racing here AZ present,
who made a local meat packer lose
thousands betting on his horses. II
may be that he is not here this year
for the reason that his methods,
which were allowed In previous
years. would not be permitted this
year This " one OF the worst evils
Of the turf. aud u Ia 10 be hoped
that as the association has made
start they will carry out the work
10 a finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

ms'kes fost srce ~ f;o& 20 fhe
EErltahnren had been ooufltient 90
winiftHe tire Eace. and We're aaifaxed
when shsppard rompcti nome aheati
~ the field
sirnppard haltis the American rec.
osd ~ 2. 0i t5 fsr 900 yRrdH. and
also the .00o yard record ~ 2s5.
FianRRan Wun the hammer throw
and hRuhe Tho Olympic record, Dis.
lance. 40 feet "a inches
A the Jamestown exposition. on
SHptoulber 8. 1905. Flanagan threw
The hammer ri feet i inch This
thFox gave him the National A A..
4. championship tn the Junior
events.
NJ ] McGrath. ~ iee New York
Ati1efic club. Who secured only
third place Ia the hammer throw
holds the worlds record ~ lT3 feet
inches
Flanagana victory over MeGrath
WAS a great surprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
MT. BAKER PARKS WIN

In a fast game on the Optimo
grounds yesterday afternoon. the
Mount Baker Parks defeated the
Ballard busters by a score % II
10 s. before the Mt Bakers got
through with the Ballard Busters.
the latter thought they were up
against the real things Scribbies
pitched a splendid game. aud a fca.
ture vas MeDonalds batting The
batteries were. Mt Bakers Serb
bles and Mcdonald. ballard Bus.
tiers Stoke. Holland and Auder.
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
STANLEY FAY IS A
SPEED MARVEL. 4.

ley Fay always In striking distance,
and when MFRS let him down the
Walker entry went TO the 'front.' In
the stretch aud won going away
Eychright easily Eot the place from
Massa by length. with the othera
heatea oft. The time for the dts
lance Vs. iAtA.
The Meadows Selling Stakes was
won By nogaa. at q To I. after the
pacemakers had run themselves In
to the ground Security act a ter
rifle pace FOR seyon.eighths OF a
mile. aud killed off nearly every
thing near him. with the result that
boEgs. who had been running IN
last place. was the freshest at the
end. and ran over the firing field In
the last furlong Green Seal beat
the firing Security for the place.
Belle OF lroauois was made favor
lie In the face, but died chasing Sc.
euFity. aud finished absolutely last.
The time FOR the race, i.asa.
etpaed the track record.
-Four favoritss aud second
choice were successful deisirss the
afternoon. and the ring sunsened sal
other bad day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

boggs showing In The Meadows
Selling stake - particularly crafty
ing from the fact that lt makes him
n contender In the Derby. which II
60 b. run neat Saturday. Il looked
as II Il we're 10 ha = horse race
between stanley Pay aud Glorlo. but
boEgs great race Saturday makes
him keen contender Early Tides
California form would make him
one Of the choices. but his form here
has been poor u Is possible that
he will round to In time to make a
good showing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
Boggs Wins the Selling
Stakes With Peffect
Ease.

The feature event OF the card Sat
rday was supposed to be The Mead.
aws Selling Stakes. at one mile, but
Il was completely ovorshadowed By
the Cascade Handicap, a race at 1
milo and 100 yards. In which Stan.
Icy Fay. the Derby candidate, was
endeavorlng 20 give away chunks Of
weight 20 q good field, consisting OF
the unhcaten Eyehright. +. T. Fry
er. Massa and several others. Not
only did Stanley Fay give away the
weight. but he nearly eaualed the
woads record for the distance, and
won IN a manner that stamps him
the best three.yearoid that ever rs
ed In the Northwest. Eyehrilaht set
all the pace IN the race. with Stan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

vanish. with an attendant always
near- William Short and William
Magrane friends % the jockey.
we're talking ouinide about q ociock
last evening leaving him alone nor
the time BEING. when a shot rang
out RuAhlng 60 the room. they
found the Jockey stretched 0at "a
The floor. having shot himself In
the forehead
The body Il at the noRney.wat
son funeral paFiora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
JOCKEY A SUICIDE

suffering from stomach ala
ease that puEKlad physicians aud
discouraged at the attempts 20 re-.
Hove his pains Willie Holmes. a
Jockey. % years old. a former star
tart performer on American and
European tracks. committed suicide
yesterday AZ The Mcadows
After an operation was perform.
20 on Holmes fe~ weeks agu. he
stayed ~ 4 houachoat on the Dn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

Ihe I0lf0Wing boys have failed 10
ride winner Mentry. Gafgan.
McEwen. G Russell. W Mcintyre
J Carroll w Riley Coles Dear.
born, White Mccain. Golden. King.
Glass shelton Salmon, Faln.
Hoppe. Ezell Andrews. Anderson.
Murphy Berry Morpcr schlosinger.
Liudhorat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

The Success of favorltss and sec
ond choices hurt the ring. and tac
books all experienced a very diaas,
irous day EnKAtrom lost about
$1,000. Fryer sl.f00. Harlan about
2io0. Rain about $500. and others
IN proportion Il was estimated
that The pabiic took away abou,
$50. 600 al told.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

aaan sacrifice ha MeKuae Struck
sui ~ Hush a. - Enrie Vases
% baiiH orr ErKis fiif 81 pitched
taH~ fink ~ EuHfs Miid Pitch n.
sc Double rlaf sgHIEiay to NandSrff
ta NetaFhs Passed bali snyder um.
isifa Ffart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20


There viii be no more profes
ai0nal baseball IN Seattle f6s five
weeks The siw9aheg lisEt ihoifiyq
this morning and Will ui6& :i.llea e.ifiiF:...9
.profeaBional team At BIIflg Waagha,,
tomorrow eugfiiees masii 23ilir0pe1a
at AberfessH ON W9SlneiSilEM mpa
then tasSe n h;S5fn sJprOQhil tilr cie
eul$ e0GtlUr and C'nne79 ba'ge is.en2
,sit'is.sWiedg F'inl& takes G.afneya
Rl9te Rnst the aiahp man lo@hed
s..ingd sjsoateriiAy Wfrh anGGiee e00d
,pllrhef the BiwaNbfB should Ggm
near holding thoif 0sn on the road
The Yacht GwsnaolYn II. 9f So
attic finished SECOND IN tbs trims
lsacitlsz race from San Francisco 10
n0H6lurn. which was finished yes
tcfdBy The Lurline Of the South
Coast Yacht ciuf Of California won
the race The Lmlihe nnilc fkas
distance IN 3 days. - hours and -
minutes. gke Gs1agstglgn'8 eHe
'ssaR ~ dsgB, a hours and miuabas
Tho Ballard tsasn lslmnepea 70
6B0honiBh yeBtcrdag snd won fra@
tho scaA . 10 B. FiizgHs,d dld
some great work a. first bHse for
Ballard, and Stevens aud Hgsger
each raped out hemn FuuH
The unfairnefs ~ counting Rueh
events ~ bicycle racing ana wateS
pole games Tor The total score IN
the Olympian games Is manifest
The games were intended 10 be-
revival o. the old Orecian eames
and II was originally intended 10
have the championship decided BY
field and track events alone The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

~ chifssa ttusfsa 3 Chicago. |.
a. rineiunafi Cincinnati q pals
dsiFhla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

A feW days ago ] said Iaok
out for Green Seal There are
mighty few around here that can
beat him" Well. they had to run
a mile 10 1885, Saturday 20 do Il,
and he was right there at the fin.
ish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

Pal ran a very bad race Tor a :
Ia chance in the fifih race, but his
bad showing u partly explalmable
In that he caught the barrier Ia hia
mouth when Starter Dwyer sprung
If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

Roy Offnt lcsi another 81 goo
when Taylor George was beaten.
but be got most Of Il back by bet.
ting on Boxgs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

az fHlAsnlc aI1N. N7lN3p o. hNfsgs WtN
be shipped To she 4. b. S4fFeeAssas
sssaeh. IN Gal9eEula
These ware two hoeses lfid up
Saturday AFTER ras0sa wan. hur
foEmer owner Nlarry Mark. bd lref
up 90 S90o. bat faacd to seeu2e heF
After Fred Bent won. HIS formes
owneF. ~ faesls. boosted the hose
10 81 500. bnt his present ownef. y.
Il shatfcr protected with The usuHl
S. advance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
SpeCtacles S1.OO

And up. Bring your ogC troubles
no us. sehuchard Optical Co, 1907
Second az. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

The Columbia City nine vas a..
the AFolloa yesterday bys,os
was we'll played and esr,,,,.
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

tStaf special Sersfee4
LONDON. tuis 20 -I0tm ]. Flaa.
EEaa aud NicRale w Sheppard
beth " The lplS'h kmeplcsu ctsh of
New York cits. aFe the idols 81
their fellow Yankee atlflvtca be
cause OF having won the first two
Important events OF the 0lnplasi
Sheppard won rhc great 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS
by REFUGEE

ShSIfioE fsag Rri@St eqnaltd tlfe
M6bld5s rccord when ire stepped a
mile aud zoo yariis In EdG, The
record is AZ 10. and was made by
Rapid Water at 0aNlNnd last w3n-
ter. carrying VA pounds. STANLEY
lays race was much the moss mer-
itofIous 0f the two. for the reason
that he Is a s-ycarold. and carried
Ill pounds. whereas Rapid Water
was an aged horse Tho best prcxi.
Gus time WAS made By Grand Opera.
ms four yearold. at the Harlem
track. at Chicago. when he stepped
the distance In i:&t3.5. carrying
only u pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
OF
JOCKEYS

Following is the standing Of the
Jockeys up to aud including July Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

trsfrfaays Henes.
a. rEaiiana ~i4aa AEE~isa .. Pert
isa6
A. s.n Frshfisss-osstAnd. 81. san
NfAEefaFu 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

scotty Ferguson lost five bets
hand running. and then broke even
20 the sixth. when SugRrmala ran
second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
smvsEmEnrs.

John coHT. Manager

This Week. Mats Wed ana L.
rHE SAN FHANCIsCO oPEna "a .
CHIMES oF NORaAxDYs
SUMNER PRICES. 10. 20 .az u 4.
Neat Meek--sf Hoes aefia. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

The timc made certainly VAS very
fast Tayora tied the track record
when she stepped six fuFlouga IN
ist2 nat. and Boggs tied the mile
record BY winning IN i:ash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

c. c. McCafferty anctlonsd off
some Of his horses In the paddock
before the first race was run ],
Kranse purchased David Boland,
Call and Frank Rose for sT5 each.
and TETON for $3.50. and DR.. r s
Chllds bought King Of the Mist for
s9es It IS understood that the
good horses OF the AeCafferty
string. including MiliSon. Joe Neal.
on. who Is a Derby candidate. Wa.
terthrush and I'D Davis. have been
disposed OF 10 fleming a Clancy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

PiunEer Slaughter lost a $500
draft out Of his pocket some time
during the races, and he caused
sign 10 BE- painted and hung Ep ia
front 81 the grand stand. stating
tnat the finder could obtain a 10.
eral reward by returning Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

English should follow ths -.
s s, ~ Athens Paris ana n 800 ~!
ana not allow tho gama = '1lt|
generate into q suarav - . a
MIC field day Scnool III
/, Joe Tyler a former a..,a
'sSHSs 6t,feated aalurdav anle b4
ny W 4 NcBurney II sroilianl
Ing OriIsjit state tenn,s 1900, ~, n
MO ard 9s Fisk ,senalnIAps
The gas,is; Wgt four ee,s en-
'ssi:0s@ pSfS. az last ih,a. va y
'iahss 6sa0OGe AthIe,ie.
80 l@ 6sin: caaeX s 10 1 sle "
lhsssl4SG0u The 9lkle,,s. yesteiA
Bougy Handicapped !. Nefe g
ial'is9s Ia'.s players nss...' ssefsl Oh
9iOfs d ~ 9Su'a had % n NJ NJ ~ sess
volunteer subslitutea IN
The Carlisle Indian foo.A.u.
PISS $50 IN this city thla IN, -
T1d1@aa want two western :. ?
a5sf WI D.i some Waahlprsns
on their schedule.
feas8ag 'QTeIR6s IN, i'm. a..
who fDagdFt f:aGfsy MePs,,. s,aN
a s'tafdigti}3 on Euiy Il 49, J,
eseasse'd asd sqaa<est little 49,.
in IRE rqq4 Welsh takes ~ 80 ~
nafth tasl on al bis trina - 4
she may see theHoBntry IL -
drinks or smokes and 4
iaFion. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

Jack shannon. with a large sup
ply OF red necktics. a. here from
Denver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

-Four new books went on Satur'
day. while one went Oft Johnny
Lyon. who had been losing consist
entity lately. pulled down his slate.
white Edwin r Fryer. r. A. Hutch
insen. Morris Raphael and an East
crn bockmakcr named Harper we're
the newcomers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

called the first race one. two.
ard thu Cascade Handicap. one. two.
Saturday ! did not have a day the
entire week that ! picked less than
two winners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

Jockey Sandy viii be allowed In
future 70 ride only for the sobra
Vista stable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

Itmr- .da .fff. f.fH4
40 t-le place g-s show Nsuarut 90 show
Trained hF T. Landry
sHmo Third easily
.na slnch ~ 9ut Husarmaid awuuf wide
srHfent probably short aist ran e uust
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-25
POINT Iowa PICKS Up
FLAGSHIP CONNECTICUT
Wfffle-s Bfe-~agss P~1fifanzed Owe
1ssfB8 mine Hundred Nises
II Water

Fan Diese GAL Jus me CIV
"rttaeDf Nlftas station t point
i~fH~ ln erouyuleaH1 a 4tth sd
uifal HlfF5 faRsfD Connections ~
she atahfte feff, shorty after mid
night toGa IHh De- eeIire1 90 D. T.
er0fd distance FIR 4frelea comma ni-
5'iou on fht Pacific TIE C9nraetI-
f3f erred tft flint eaI of ne RIA
'ipn y after ldentisf3gQ each other
fhe bAftefHIp stated that she war
fbeH in lgHRltl0e lss Aesf and be-
z cen 2 aH1 I3 uDrfh Iatlf4or. eu
route TO auckland. 81 T.. from Homo
inio The Dafuesnip ]fep1fied aI zeiI
hoard b1f stld ihaf the static eiee-
'rH D~Wer aas ~ s'r0ng because ~
D damp night hat che D3uid not
'afS make ODt thr words ~ Point
iNma The m condition prevailed
mere ana the station sooh i9st tho
'pnneetlcui The distance 0ter which
Communication n8N had o. figured al
a1piH 1900 miles
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-25

san Iranci~rO ana return. $500. via
direct ilno. Tuesdsys. Thursdays and
Saturdays ~ each week. final limit
nov 30. Via Los Angeles rate is
$500. same limits.
Los Angeles and return. $500. Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays Of
week, limit Nov. 80.
san Diego and return. $500. Tues
days. Thursday and Saturdays Of
each week. limit Nov. 30.
Coronado Tent city aud return. i35,
Tuesdays. Thursday and Saturdays
Of each week. limit Nov. 30.
r PIurdu AGENT
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Beginning today hacks will be fur
nished by Oakey's hack line at all
hours OF the day and night. Prompt
ind satisfactory service. Telephone
1875 or 1876. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-25

A full line of Loaded Shot
Gun Shells at Mcintosh Hard
ware Co.'s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-25

~ You ARE IN NEED or ANY
THING DAINTY IN THE GROCERY
LINE YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND TT
AT T. g. PRATT q co, 214 SOUTH
SECOND.
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is alwaya found IN the same house
Win Billiards. Snow LlnImfut n
keeps every member ~ the family
free from achea and pains. o. heals
cuts. burns and ncaldH and rureH rheu-
mstism. neuralgia. lumbago and ell
muscular soreness and stiffness. Sold
BY j. HO'Hieily Co. Z5c, soc and
81 90 4 bnille
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o. ". DANNENFJIEER. THE
POPULAR BARBEH. HAS TAKEN
CHARGE on TIiE TESTER SHOP.
FIRED HAVING TAKEN \ POST
GRADUATE COURSE IN TIIE ART
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