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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
ASKED TO ADDRESSIHE
DICKSON CLUB

Candidates Tor county treasurer.
auditor. engineer and prosecuting
attorney have boeu invited to ad.
dress the John G. Dickson club next
Tuesday evening Al the former Bal
lard city hall, The club WAS formed
IN the Thirteenth ward in the IN.
tNres' OF Professor Dickson, candl
date for county superintendent Of
schools
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Woodland Park
Property

View - lake Sound and mountains
just "a few good ones
hcauttul h.ruum cottage. concrete
basement double construction. wood
fiber plaster near school. iol aHNtne Co
alley few days only This place
81 600. terms
FIVE room cottage ana furniture. lot
1txi8h. corner iu fruit trees and foHee
one block 90 rHr aud park 81 400. $500
down or cash 1850
Four room cottage bot THAfHn Price
81 SEQ $3.50 down
Three. room, electric liEht phone.
water corner lot i00xi0o. in potatoes
" 900 $3.50 down. tagO or for cash
NeNsn-rpnm new house and basement.
ioosigo on corner t1.7o0 on time or
eAsH f4,nVp "'el Inf ahd PARK
block 20 car ana park, Price wont last
long Take Fremont av car To- t5th
and Phinney uv
EVErT DRAKE.
Phone North nc white go
III 90
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SCHOONER GOES TO
DRYD0CK

Inspection OF the damage sus.
tanned by the schooner G. s. Holmes
from her grounding on Tongue Point
Friday night showed that. her keel
had been worn wholly OF and her
bottom badly chafed.
During heavy fog which pre-.
vailed Friday night the Holmes
went ashore near Tongue Point and
barely escaped being a total loss
before being extricated az high tide
Yesterday she was placed ON dry
dock at Eagle Harbor TO repair the
damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
PRICES PAID Il
PRODUCERS

Ths following purchase prices -
quoted on Western sx thie mernfzf
puUfTR Y-Dif hess. i've uslstt ~
per pound dressed. lie per ptunt sr4
chickens. live ik-ssc per ps1z1 eIs<-<
squads tg-fa per dcren; cs<sA fr1
Ice per pound. piEsons 81 p@F css<a
BUTT EB--Local ranch. ise pef Ss4at
pound
EGGs-Local ranch. st-sie
MEATS live weiTAt-ceEs ~ -
pound steers. ~ c PEI pesna ksn9
aethrrs tc per peane. svss. i>s q
pound Hogs I4e pef posa4 -
81 per pound Bulls and exfn tst =
pound
MATS Drcssed--vsai lssFs ~
per pound medium. ie-ii ae. psf 800
The foiiowius are LEGAL qsastAa~
made on Western AZ this iAgfains
FRUIT nasphegtiea Ill ~ fh.
te-ib box ft-i4t hiaekhtf NL
rraNenstein apples. TILL - a2
f,raw farh peaches. te.sec. Bartlett gs.t
fi.1s-fi 50, tomatoes. a. raun@ w
VFGErABi.Es-cahhaxs. iE.iks
pound head isftece. Is lee DOSES, "
barb. &C. per pound green enient 49, ~.
per dozen. nsW potatoes. 80. p =. =.
spinach st, box ckuiifleNer u
heotr. Sl-t.3 sack. escambsfk
doasn. carrots o. sack.
STOCK MARKET FURNISHED y
s. c. OSBORN & co.
n i. 49,
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Total Sales I .0eo,7oe.
n1Ef
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago, AUG =
Pleasant Beach

Special attraction sunday ~ =.
noon. Prof Koran will gife - 4.
hihltion OF fancy swinnine "a
will also swim the Narfows 40
his hands and feet secafeL -
This is something well worm , 4
ing Boats leave pier : w. ese.al
Yesler way. every hou'' ~
trim soc.
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PUBLIC MARKET

Mutton stew at s cents 4 no,,,.
boiling beef Al 4 and 5 cenis !
pound blackberries It s o.nfs J
box. canteioapes At & kor Is cents
Malaga grapes q tso rounds n,
- cents. cucumbeFs = / eezt sark
sweet potatoes Al ! s<nss ! ,ra,x
ham and bacon ends q II eru,, ]
pound. salmon trout At IL esuts Z
pound egg plant al IL cetss !
pound. black grapes al q ex,, "a
a z5.pound basket. greer gfass -
ter az - cents a pound. Ysslns
Burbank potatoes az IA pounes ~
20 cents. chocolates Al y csnts !
pound. shoulder mutton ii / rss,s
a pound, pork shoulders Il IN
cents a pound. beef pot roast 4, |
and s cents a pound, squlds II IN
cents a pound. cocoanuts II n
and 10 cents each. and Yakirs
comb honey al "a cents comb I,
further specials which vii. u a
sale al the public market i0aix;t
Hadishes banc1ss FER &
Parsley o. q hench
Tufufps. : Uglches for &c
Celery. busch. t-1tc
Cabbage ic.tc per IL
HutaiaEAA lie ~
feefs . Dunchea te
Head lettuce : Ter e
Lemons IS zee ger ens
Faurg apples. 81 Sal j. 30
Nrs apples. 6uzsn. ft-sxk
ffinearpies 80 4er eMEh
Oranges gN-sec den
Fion ere Carnations. ia pm kns
Washington creamery h4kasf n
iewa creamery. : Ia tse. fsnxA l4lsx
rs o.
Local ranch sg9s 40 aeE
Potatoes. new iAe-iAe per q
Onicnn. uuaches. Sci bslElsf -
~ ihs Tor gkc
Carrots ! lunches for 81
SWIMMER squash. fc u Tsilex -
g. lh
Muffou chops ~ is "a
steaks fgh lac n poftsfhesss ~
10 siflain. if-iSc % roand sstsk 4 5
m shoulder STEAK : lbs IL bst1
Sc ~. roasis. sic u eeiisax h<.f ~
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Water

Pure water ana plenty ~ ~ o. the fret
requisite Tor home building We are
piping water from springs 20 each 81
apr CENTURY SCENIC ACRE TRACTS
The finest opportunity Tor tho hemaaeeh
ef In West Seattle. Near FHuutfHfuN
PARK. with atreote cleared and plank
walk ~ car llne. Only 40 minutes from
Pioneer square. good soil grand view
f3bo. quarter acres 1900 easy terms 0at
off car at first STOP north 81 Fauutierov
and take walk up tho hill Buy now. az
W. VIII advance prices after September
J. You Will treble your Investment in
tive years
CENTURY REALTY co.
iQis Alaska Building
--zg-sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
Are You a Square
Peg i'm a Round
Hole?

Are YOU suited to the business In which you
now enaagedf
is the store you own making money for your
" not you should engage In some other business
--seli out your present ene. NIGH, make
failure In the grocery business and success in the
manufacturing business and vice
An ad In the business Opportunities" column OF
The star will pot you touch with many people who
could make success Of your business and who
would buy u they told about A. " you are
square peg in round hole. Il will pay you 20
Business Opportunity" ad right away. And then
after you've aod out your business u will pay you
90 read the business Opportunities" column closely
each day for opportunity to resnosae In business.
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or Neeuma oSesponAi.
bility for errors OF eay Kind
occurring In tciepnonG advor
usementa.
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BALLARD A0ENCY-P. II.
Mullen. 640a Ballard av.. opp
CITY Hall. Phone. ballard SVe'
MAIN FlCE- seventh av.
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1850. Ind. AL.
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Get on Top

neY . t1et int for fsse ne cash and
e. a naUth. and Fnu are aH the FfNns
fuaf Taks woodland fAfH ear %
fnd - ihe Hoe ard Hss fifssnn cod Park
HeTnfd Addition asa faFH HaifstHeh.
nn thr FFnHnd go daF HanfHF
IL o. FAY COMPANY, Use
tfs MfhiuaFH mas
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eAElP WANTED"
AND AL CLASSIFIED ADS.

Ono cent q word--Minlmum
charge i6e. when oharged 70
account actual number OF hnea
as set will be counted, Seven
Insertions made for the price
Of six when tanh is paid Az
cap. lines. or fraction thereof
will be counted as two lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
A Great Snap

Eniiffig ren modern cottage - I've
rurHs sefIdir huiii aud nfFeif finished
lal ssFF large e7N aie1. and fhe price
a. see TERMS tata raah and ~ rrf
umnfh. street graded ard PAID Tor
SOMEONE viii NnV ffis HBHHags
AHMfyAgE BROS.
usnsn Lake Htafion. Fnuus 0Essu ~
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ID)IIll.
CA !
|sswcsst
ward

1 Dr. Gee |
Iessue. y ]
|Rsyabilcs1
Mo noI
Seattle.
|Iing ~ y
|rssIasnee |
reared %
4 nemOeI
8Csntssl q
4 Ssreastle|
pr spa1
|UniFaEiiJ|
| esived nis
/ raigersit'|
tan year1
/ IL yiinerI
|Nsseastle
Teal No.
IN o. ~
Dr. Spa
III the ~
4 ,,mmittea|
| wIve par
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situations Wanted adVef.
tlsements Zoe for rs words, }
times. Additional space, 90 per
line.
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Every Man a King
Act Now

LAKE wAFuISgToN HOME add
TtaN
Small naYtusut av~u and q meath
for q fiur loi stxlee Be- . EHfssu tract
near Lake Washington &c mtnmtes from
tiuNeef square
tits TO i1ts ZACH
Go t0wH tnfnuFruw. Yifk col TAuF lots
enfae fn Monday ard naahe fnuf frss
payment 10 asf there take ths hene
ton ca on WaahtnEtnn ct Est eft a.
uIlinan CitY sfafion. a. direct east ON
Warren ~ fcuf tiatNs whrn yuu come
90 eaf sian On the rfunsfff
n a. Park.
fiTsft Northern Bank MIG
Phone Main sste o. lad siss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are the overnight
entries NJ The Meadows Monday.
First race--f'iye and one-half fur
longs, selling. z-yearolds.
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palrymen Is Fined.

s. STRAY, a dairyman, was fined
$50 In police court yesterday for
watering milk lie admitted his
guilt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

/ % not trust printed time
/ tables In newspapers. ros
! time Of departure and arrival
! Of trains telephone King street
/ Station Information bureAv'
! sunset. Main aIAo, lndepsno-
! ent I'll.
= anaRH
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot be glf
en- after l. o'clock daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
CRY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
ONE AcnE rmEF
To the aunsr. August b. 1865 ~ the
best Improved tract ~ shg else lh tesn'
ufal
D. ORR PARK
scr acre.
EAHN TRIMS
TakH Green flshf Gers a. nuf hrnnf
0fnff Denny station tfsi white 1917
un fhe nnfik shore - 0Fren tsahs. anc
We viii shuW them fn roo
% o. NNN $50 f#fs
1nfr1fa Alaska HaiiainE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22

ONE ACRE FWEE
Re the aaasf. AuHtsf a. isee - ths
hstt Improved tract 20 aaf else Ia bees
lifai
D ORR PARK
. s#. and te atfs tracts - ftse
pr acre
EASY TERMS
Fshs ufssn taks cars g. esF tfaaeh
afrfs Decay Htafinn Tel White 80,
au the nafth shefa - Green Laks. sad
&c ain she's them tn Fea
a. F UWW Co I've
get.fif Alaska nallalns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22

4 Bills fo@
1 oss Cooled
4 elnies all
\ ui East
4 d 0sisr
Il Csler sir
u ast are d
Il pIsn tuFl
\ Ssplsm'sf|
.n receive
|pyment Z
Changes d
|md s6drcl
|fi at tn
|prsment.
|1khs for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Visitors, Attention!

AcREa ACRES
Acres e. ths north - the city are tha
trst Investment iH fhs ruiftf states a.
tafeinE 60 The tiE nliliinnaiFs ffnra CATO
Haatuffs nrhHd Ntee Tracts are GO
les fast faa affes cleared. streets coed
fiss, level isnd flns suii 0ns Hiiie naffh
- The uliiiuualfe ety. The ii4shi uas
This Do plated in ems aAh nfssarfs
ifaefs tfiee tfte PEI arfs &c doHh.
y utunfh Ehla wlA he mnFth
Thousand dollars "a hgrr NithtH fWe
YsafA
W y nANHrMY.
AeHin a Arcade hidN .~1Isg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22


FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
a---~-a=-s-r as-~->--s~~
nrTrERWORrM a Sons Professional
Directors and licensed EtubAtmern. lt4A
iss. opp Meafa Theatre Both phnnpa so
nlelsn Indertskina Co as EwtuN
st Fremont &atkh t4t, az t~h tes
SPECIAL NoricEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
BELIEVES BOY HAS
FOLLOWED CIRCUS

Webster Rust ~ years old. dis.
appeared from his home. si6 &C.
Pike IT,. yesterday and Il Is be
lieyed he followed the circus TO Tia
coma Yesterday the boy did not
return home. and today his mother
asked the Tacoma police % Inquire
whether Webster had joined the
circus.
Runaway boy When last heard
Of WAS headed FOR Luna Park n
Uncle Hiram finds him. watch the
fun. 80
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ron RENT FLATS.

s=aar=asa-saeasasfrsasae.' -sss'ss'ss - !,
Two and three room flats furnished
ny way corner second aV n fet5
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Mend-the-Torn Co.

All rishta reserved ~ Kelly a sraeia
ms We sash and mend ladies and
xsntissnens unarrsear. hasiefr. shirts
ana ahift eaista ear and barter coats
aprera tahis iinsus etc 1919 East cu-
s.nti4 81 Pieces Ind siti sunset
Es.s 81 Iii sel
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am thf ruan neu.~ rspaffinK n all
tts branches rubber weather etfippsnE
q aoaFs Randaii ! avn Carpenter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22

n Pref stevens Nsw Msthed Dane
tns GuArantsed Private Lee
Hn sana Lessons every day and
81 rvsntna Dancing Thursdays VA
DAYS Ladies' ffe. sth and
pFns relsghen~a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
Three Fine Homes

FFKfe haaFfuNnfl ail tfupfmx rfnKHt# im ant
Esfa FedsrAl rear nsxteHs tstef
4sFuaH
MUfsfa Fnnm hruas FaFnsF iaf
a4xrttt feet West SEATTLE near Mses
Hiulf sufnfuantins Fisw 81 AaaHt
o. Gee fefss
Nafsrn f.fafa hauss fafHaF lrf
istniee feet sfaud unstsffaefIh1s siss
10 heart - rssidrnes district West seat
tie Itf zee
cESrrny REALTY CO.
isit Aiassa Nalidlaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
Easy Terms

Tltw NEw NAVY YARD rfTY
- snf stsM flss binfhH ffNfn tAe Dresser.
fNN MaNf Naft tnF fiaerAf gfHuFFs8 fltais
4ft 90 mhrfr fne erfnntrff is alsrnatnN
- 'iiirua ~ dollars We aFt faf = EtaFf
unss heliinV tafHr maffBffunF suts aHd
= ~ FaEfs 81 fts. 90 tsfeis - q nsf
3 anfh A. fhts property Esffif saf
faNaas ths Nav Ns44 Sc atii hsnaais
asfa fafNahie iu e shHff iifHs aafa
" fns aiss 10 saffifisnt CaH uu ~
atlts ths
unrNEHruN nENFiuYMEs 60.
ltff.tg Amsfifsn Hans neitainE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
DETECTIVE SERVICE.
DENTISTS.

Cedy Detsutive Agency Merchants IA
srel Arcade uiag All uafk unasfssaea
Mssn stts. Ind sra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22

Grand free excursion 20 nrsmerton
Sunday SCI free tickets at g. u Iliii-
mans uifito Ia Times block 20 sec bia
new additions we are the only firm
running free excursions 500 lots ON
watef uonti $40 up. trcms, 81 per month
Nvme tedsy TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22

res Rsu, s.rocm flat. stoves for sale
rhaac n 8Aae ikass
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-27

Cormick and Joe McCanna. and OF
tho Juniors, Howard Grub and How
ara Livingstone.
! Emil and Ben Bibo, Of the Bibo
! Mercantile company returned to La
guna last night after spending yes
tcrdav in the city on business.
Arthur Caldwell, manager Of the
! Denver cloak company on West Con-
tra avenue, whe has been playing
| third basc for the Mcintosh Browns
for several months, VIII leave today
fpl bcs hpinrs, Ia. where he will try
for position o. the Des Moincs
team. Caldwell Is natural born bail
player ana IT Is very likely he VIII
make good with Des Moines.
John D. W Ycedcr, an attorney Of
Las Vegas, was in the city yesterday
on business
Deputy United states Marshals W.
r, Forbes and Harry Cooper returned
To the city last night from a northern
business trip
y. Miner an official Of the Burling-
ton railway, passed through the city
last night IN private car en- route
to Chicago. returning from a visit in
California
Special conyocatiou Of Rio GraDdcI
chapter No. A. Royal Arcn Mas1ns
this evening at 1880, Work IN p. NJ
and NJ. r. degrees. Visiting compau-
ions cordially welcomed. BY order u'I
ihc high priest, Harry Braun, sec
retary.
Or. J. G. Rollins, pastor OF the First
church, last night perform. !
nd the ceremony which united In mar. /
rIagc Mr. J. A. Williams and Misc
Hattie Piycy both well known peo. |
pie Of this city Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. |
ans will make their home at 200
West Hazeldinc avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-27

Washington. March &c Forecast
Now Mexico Rain Friday; colder II
southern portion; Saturday faH
warmer
Arizona Fair ana warmer Friday
saturday fair
george II Pradt 8o eiyil engineer
Of LaEuna. was In town yesterday of
business.
Mrs & Meets ana daughter oi
Springfield. ILL., are spending the win
ter In the city
NJ p. Vigil Of the law nrm of Bacs
4 Vigil left last night FOR Trinidad
for short Visit with relatives,
Mrs. ] strumquist Will glycu dem
opstratl0n with the droless cooker at
the women's club this afternoon at o
O'Clock Lunch wIllsbe served.
Regular services AZ Temple Albert
this evening al 7i5 The subject OF
Rabbi Chnpman't address VIII be
"rhe Training Of the child" Every
body Is cordially invited TO attend
these services
Mrs Schuencmunu II Golden Ill.,
who has been on visit to her broth
cr, Frank Wcerts l223 south Walter
street LEFT last night for her home.
Mrs Schocnomann who Is q cupablc
trained nurse Vim itoly return and
make her home IN Albuquerque
The funeral of the late H. = Gr
rard, son Of ] f Grard. win be held
at 9;3o am FtldaN from the church
Of the Immaculate Conceptions whith-
,4,s "a.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-27
A LIFE Ar STAKE.

Your life may be at stake when you
notice any sign OF kidney or bladder
trouble as Brights disease and da-
betes start with a slight irregularlty
that could be quickly cured by Folcy4
Kidney Remedy Commence taking II
at the first sign Of danger j II
O'Ricllv co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-27

The First National bank of Btsbec,
ArI2. capitalized at $4,000 and car
rying deposits Of some $4,000 has
suspended, following an order by Ma
tional Bank Examiner Marshall
Heavy loans on inadequate security
are given as the cause, the president
OF the bank w, j. Eddleman, bc'ng
reported a heavy borrower
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-27
NEW UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS
LESS 25 PER CENT.
ALBUQUERQUE TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE.
| sell on credit for less than
others do for cash. You can
CIothe your family at $l,00 per
week, {, MAHARAM, SIG W.,
Central avenue.
ANTTSEPTIC BARBER SHOP,
2031 East Central Ave,
Hope Bldg.

Did you ever think of the possible
disease spreading capacity Of a barb
er's brush or razor. Think Of tu-
berculosists mustache and beard be-
ing brushed and the same brush 60
ing to your face as the next Gust
omer. Think of the razor on the
syphilitic's face, a few swipes at the
strop and then the same razor on
your face, Then people wonder where
they catch disease.
Come to a barber shop where every
instrument and brush is sterilized
every time it is used.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-27

. . q
An advertisement In the Clas- .
. sificd Columns of the Morning .
Journal will probably rent .
= those vacant rooms within the Q
next twcnty-four hours. .
. O q q
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-27
FEES GOOD ICE CREAM. AND
ICE CREAM SODA. WALTON'S
DRUG STORE.

III YOU AXE IN NEED or ANY
THING DAINTY IN THE GROCERY
LINE YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND IT
AT II. G. PRATT s. CO., 21I SOUTH
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-27

A HNAP-Houss and two lots must
Ia sold AZ once, W. p. MstcAlf,
I1l West Gold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-27

An employe of the Nogal reservoir.
Lincoln county named "Sim" wa'
badly injured a short time ago by the
premature explosion Of dynamite
blast The man was taken to the hos.
pital at Alamogordo 1t Is believed he
win recover but WIN lost his sight,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-27
REGULAR MEETING
MOODMEN or THE WORLD
ELIkS' LODGE ROOMS
TONIGHT.

FEES ROOT BEER. THE BEER
OF QUALITY. NATIONS DRUG
STORE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-27

A gin and grist mill is to be Install
cd At TolatG \ NJ, Immediately by
J. W. Cowart
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-27

Washington March 2G Forecast
New Mexico; Rain Friday, colder in
southern portion, saturday fair
~sarp,et.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-02
To Purify
The Blood
The liver and the kidneys must be
cnlIvened by Or. A. w. chsse's KID
ney and Liver Pills.

The blood not only carries nourish-
ment 10 the cells and tissues OF the
body, but also takes up the poisonous
waste material or ashes which remain
from the fire of life.
These poisonous substances can only
be removed from the blood by the
liver and Kidneys and this accounts
for the extraordinary success OF DR..
A. w. Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills
as a means OF purifying the blood
BY acting directly and specifically
on these organs this medicine ensures
regular and heal -hful action OF the
bowels and a thorough cleansing and
invlgorating of the whole digestive
and excretory 3ystems.
The blood Is purified. digestion I'm.
proves. the vital organs resume their
various functions, biliousness. con-
stIpation. liver complaint and kidney
trouble are overcome. and rheumatism.
backaches and all pains and aches DIS
appear.
There Is no treatment 80 prompt and
certain and none so reasonable in
price. One pin a dose. rs cents a
box. All dealers or DIR. A. w. Chase
Medicine Co. Buffalo, N. y. Portrait
and signature OF Az.M. Chase, NJ y,
the famous Receipt Book author, en-
every box.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-02
CLAIMS MILLIO n
Of THE FAIR
ESTATE
FRANK p. SMITH. or TOPEKA, KS,
BRINGS SUIT AGAINST MRS.
GERMAN oELRIcHs AND MRS.
w. X. VANDERBILT, JR.

NEW YORK. April 2.--Frank p.
Smith. OF Topeka. Kas.. who claims
he Is a half-brother of the late Mrs.
Charles L. Fair, has brought suit to
recover from Mrs. William X. Wander
bilt. jr.. and Mrs. Herman Oelriehs a
share or Mrs. Fairs estate. Applica-
ton was made before Justice Fitz-
gerald In the supreme court a few
days ago for the appointment OF a
commission to take the testimony or
witnesses In France. No date has
been set as yet for the trial OF the suit
here.
Smith claims a seventh OF the es-
tate, or about s1,000,000. Smith de-
clares that evidence exists which will
establish his suit, and which also may
result in other suits being brought by
heirs who accepted a settlement in
waiver OF their claims. Daniel #.
Cohalan, of Rector-st.. has filed an an
swer on behalf OF Mrs. Vanderbilt and
Mrs Oelrichs.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-02
STYLISH GOODS At
HUNTER&HUNT TIERS
STORE is HANDSOMELY DECOR.
ATED FOR ANNUAL EASTER
OPENING.

Every department in the Hunter &
Hunter store has been attractively
decorated with palms, ferns and bright
spring flowers for tac annual Easter
opening which Is now In progress.
Something eff an idea of the rnodfsff
garments and millinery in the store
may be cleaned from the handsomely
decorated windows.
Nine. Rothschlld, who has charge
OF the millinery department, has So
cured some OF the most elaborate. and
yet some OF the daintiest styles ia
headgear. Notable among the leaders
is The Merry Widow" which comes
In every variety OF color and which
promises to be as popular as that no.
table lady herself.
In the suit and gown department
are found the very latest styles and
designs, there being an excellent dis
play OF ready-made gowns In two-piece
and other models In lace, net, chiffon
and lingerie. Suits in the staple col.
ors and also the novelties are found
In this store that must please every
taste. Besides, there is a full line OF
children's skirts, dresses and Jackets.
with fine showing II waists included.
In the shoe department Is shown the
low tan shoe. which promises to be
quite the fad this season. There IA
the new shade of brown copper: the
pump with buckles ard ties. The mil.
itary and Cuban heels are worn on tho
walking shoes.