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SUGGESTIONS FOR INVENTORS.
Hints on Things for Which the
World Would Be Thankful.

From the London Express.
Every one respects the man who In.
vented the stud with a movable head. He
is one Of the benefactors of mankind No
one has heard his name, but he has done
more for humanity than, say, Napoleon.
He has given the whole world five min
utes every morning Think Of the years
thus saved and the tempers preserved!
1t is. on the other hand, impossible to
be friendly with the man who invented
that obstinate and arbitrary thing OF
bone which used to be the ruin Of all
collars. Such man can only be Tor.
gotten, and, If possible. forgiven. He u
in the same category as the man who
thought of the top hat or the starched
shirt. or the hanson street whistle. There
is no excuse for him.
1t is. In fact. necessary that the inven.
tor should be a man Of a sensitive and
amiable disposition. He must know all
the weaknesses of humanity and be pre-
pard to respond to them. He must not
scorn the little things, and he must re.
member that the man who thought OF
golosheS made a fortune. He need not
worry so much about flying machines al
about studs. 1t is more necessary that ne
should add to our comfort than to our
altitude.
An appeal, for instance. was made the
other day by a correspondent of the Elk.
press for something to take the place OF
the elusive button hook. A button hook
is admittedly one of the things that can
never be found. Its gift of disappearance
is shared only with time tables, Keys and
openers of mineral water bottles.
Other inventions become more necessary
every day. How is it, for instance. that
the umbrella is allowed to remain 50
primitive? In its present form II is
clumsy device for protecting one part OF
ones body at the expense Of another. BY
it's assistance the rain is conducted in Q
concentrated form to ones legs and boots,
in a crowd 1t is a constant source Of
irrita ton, as it benefits only the per.
son Immediately beneath 1t. and drips
water on any one else who comes WITHIN
its range. In wind II may blow inside
out at any moment. Surely the MIND OF
man can think of something better than
the umbrella?
Then. too, the doormat Could anything
be more unsatisfactory? I'm its present
form ii Is simply raising ground fos
germs The Lancet ought to issue pam.
inlet against IT. What Is needed 10 Q
revolving, self-cleaning mat. on which
dust or mud could not accumulate The
visitor would put his foot ON the mat and
the dust would be whirled into receiver
4 small electric motor would provide the
power
summer and many people are unable To
sIeep successfully at night. Why should
not bedrooms have sliding roofs? Moth.
ing could be more healthy or enjoyable
than to be protected by walls. but fres
from the oppression of the roof.
The man who thought OF the fountain
pen was a kindly soul. but he might have
would not ink ones fingers or overflow
into ones pocket. gauge should be
fitted so that one could tell when the inb
Is nearly exhausted.
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A Knockout for the "Frats. ~
From the Milwaukee Wisconsin.

From the Milwaukee WfscOnsfn.
The Chicago high school ''frats." who
sought to ignore the action of the school
board of that city in opposition to Sc
cret societies in the public schools, have
met a Waterloo in court.
The expelled pupil making the test had
refused to sign a pledge to withdraw
from a condemned society and had filed
a petition for a mandatory writ to COM
pel the school board to reinstate him
without forcing him to relinquish his
fraternity. The court denied the writ.
The pupil will have to choose between
giving up the fraternity and giving up
the public school,
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framework on which the machinery runs.
The principle is that of an endless chain.
to which are attached cars at appro-
pirate intervals. The chain or cable can
be run in a vertical or horizontal posi-
ton or can take dips, like those OF
scenic railway, though this device does
not run with such speed as the railways
do. The cars always maintain an up
right position, and nervous people need
not hesitate to take the trip, as there
is nothing of an alarming nature in II.
Passengers can see the occupants OF
other cars on the line as they pass them
going up or down the towers or across
the horizontal runways.
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NEW AMUSEMENT DEVICE.
Cars on Endless Chain Form Varias
fion of Forric Whoo1 Ccboroa

A Londoner has just patented in this
country an invention that will probably
be seen next season at some of the
amusement parks, of which America has
so many. This is a sort of evolution
Of the Ferris wheel. only the new amuse-
ment is much more complicated than the
wheel and can be made to accommodate
any number of persons. according to the
space available for the erection Of the
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
MOORE & HILL UNC.),
1883 G st. NV.

APARTMENTS.
The Geneva. 18th and U. No 5, rooms
and bath. $4,000.
The Carlton. 21st and NV. 8 rooms
and bath. $500 and S47.50
trio light and elevator, stationary re.
frigerator and shower bath: rooms and
bath. Rent. $1,000.
The Berlin. No. Iowa circle. ) rooms
and bath, 5000.
The Prince George. 1913 Both St. %
hoor. 8 rooms and bath. $1,000.
The Cadiz. lis E st. Sc: and
rooms and bath. $3.50 TO $500.
The Marion. 1000 H NV. and 5 rooms
and bath. $50 so to $4,000.
The Melwood. ITO U ST NV. 5 and
rooms and bath; all outside rooms. Rent.
5000 and $40.
The Wilton. 1881 18th NV, 3. 4 and
.ooms and bath. s27.5o to $4,000.
The Alamo. 1928 18th n w., to rooms
and bath. $3.50 to $1,000.
The Naples. 715 10th st. NV. and
rooms and bath, electric elevator, cafe in
basement: no dark rooms. and telephone
In each apartment: $500. $3.50. s225
H.
and bath: all outside rooms. Rent, $2I 50.
The Cheshire. 1888 Columbia I'd, and
rooms and bath, front and rear porches.
very large front and rear yards Rents,
80 and $47.50.
616 9th st. NV. Ar. and 3d.. 90
14l6 st. NV. Ar. and h.. LIST floor SSI 30
439 y. J. ave Sc, Ar. and b. 800
116 c ne, 5r. and b...............S30 $40. 90
116 c me-, Ar and b.............. $25 90
WITHOUT HEAT.
s475 Holmead ave.. 5r. and b., 90
606 18th st. NV, Sd f.. Ar. and b. S2O.50
2lO1 18th NV. 5r. and b. 30
1913 9th NV, 1st floor 5r. and b. .s27. 80
1925 9th NV. I'd floor. Or. and b. .S27.5 80
1926 9th NV. LIST floor. Or. and h. $50
1918 9th NV. LIST floor, 5r. and b. so
1915 D ST. me-. rooms and bath. $3.50
1l9 Todd pl. NV. Ar. and h.. 1850
1855 F St ne. list floor. Ar and b. $3.50
1857 2:Sd. 2d floor. Ar. and h. $1,000
1861 ne. Ar. and b. .$4T5
40 Tenn. ave. me-, Ar. and b.. 1450
141sl2 Duncan ne, Ar. and bath. $3.50
1416 Duncan ne, LIST f., Ar. and b. $3.50
1861 NV. 81, 2r.. b. $12 so
MOORE & HILL UNC.),
1888 G st. NV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

SAVOY ArARTMENTs. 2so4 14IH ST: NV.
FEW VERY DEslRARLE. LARGE,
n5ht 5y ss aiming and
ss s 1aGI ana MARSH s sf M.nsse cree
APARTMENTS. FOR RENT.ALL IN FIRST.
THE rArRf etesS s2o so =. cspl st
TIE Mt VERNON. 9th and :. 7, a 1"a NV n's
New elevator In operation.
THE FRANKLIN. 1918 l4th st. nv =. -
THE GARFIELD. eol 18th st. NV
THE TG DRvo sss IRE 1881 Col. I'd NV '
THE NELSON. 1873 Goth st. NV
TIE and 1esTs and and X J. .ee. to
THE COLONIAL. both and y SITS
sofs Q NV. 8 rooms and ba SCI so
oc22-tf WEAVER BROS. 1910 st. NV.
THE CRATALOE. 1920 CHAMPLAIN ST. NV:
and 6 large room apartments; all outside
f "GmS iarre for sleeping PURPOSES hot Water
janitor service lockers in cellar modern con-
venicnccs; rent. $3.50 Owner in premises.
oc1414t'
THE TULANE"
No. o1oo 18th. st. NV. Fireproof floors md
stairs. Ready for occupancy November ]: 1908.
ranged with porch sufficiently large for sleep
ing purposes to each; rooms. $3.50 and
S475O 4 rooms. $1,000.
WILLIAM L. BROWNING.
Phone NJ. 81. 41e 5th St NV.
oc13-30t
THE COLUMBIA. 14TH & GIRARD SITS. NV:
the incest and most homelike Ave and six room
apartments on Columbia Heights; prices from
The LINCOLN. III 10Th St Sc. NEAR LIN
coin PARK: two very desirable six room and
bath apartments: one a front one: splendid
outlook: all outside rooms; prices 1921 so and
s stis-tt JAMES A. eAh'l'l' 'Sos : ST.
FOR RENT-TO GOOD COLORED TENANTS:
a splendid Broom fiat on Church st: good
SHANNON & INCHs.
NJ os45 7Oi 18th NV. NJ. 234a
ocl3-eod, ct. eSu
FOR RENT-SEVERAL DESIRABLE FLATS
with and without heat in different parts Of
the city. List will he mailed to any address.
SHANNON 4 IICHS. .
NJ 2@45; 1o4 18th NV. NJ 234S.
THE NANTUCKET. THE JuNIATA.
TWO 3RooM AMP BATH ATS LEFT.
HEAT AND mo" HOT WATER ns AM And JANiroR
.no,, SERVICE FTRN SSl Ed .>n 60, %
oc1o-f H. L. RUST. COS 14TH ST NV.
THE SUSSEX 1890 TO 1886 ST. S.w.-A sU,
perior apartment house. large rooms and tiled
bath front apartment few unre s,n steam
lent to Agricultural. Post Office and Treasury
departments: thorough repair: refined homes
in choice locations: rent. S25 to $50: open.
Phone Main 44S7. PHILLIPS COMPANY. $50
John Marshall place. ocS-tf
ASHLEY APARTMENT HOUSE.
Cor. 18th and v SITS.
apartment $1,000.
apartment. $500
/ apartment. $3.50.
/ apartment. $500.
All modern improvements. with outside ex-
posure Apply SAMUEL TALBERT Manager.
Jenifer building, cor. 18th and D sts NV.
oc10tf
FIVE ELEGANT LARGE ROOMS AND TILED
bath apartments. all outside rooms: 10th and
East Capitol SITS; $3.50: 7th and II SITS. s.w.,
s15.25 to s17.75. PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John
Marshall place. ocS-tf
THE VIRGINIA. 212O ST N.w-APART-
G1 sze r
s30 $32 80 and $35: janitor for inspection
Apply to GEO. ]. YESTERDAY. Ames bldg,
141O ST. NV. oc4-1
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The Melwood. ITO q st. NV. s and
rooms and bath; all outside rooms. Rent.
$3.50 and $40
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STORAGE,

PRIVATE COMPARTMENTS.
Moderate charges. Estimates furnished.
MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING.
LITTLEFIELD. ALVORD CO.,
se3-tf Colorado building.
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The Wilton. 1891 18th NV, 3. 4 and 8
eooms and bath. s27.50 to $4,000.
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HEDGE PLANTS.

IOT OF SHADE AND FRUIT TREES GRAPE
vines and several thousand California privet
for hedges also nice lot OF shrubbery. Box
st. Star office se26-3Ot
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The Marion 1000 II NV. and rooms
and BATH $50 so to $1,000.
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FOR RENT
1918 Q NV.
A very desirable Broom and bath apartment;
In fine repair. Rent very low for good tenant.
MOORE & HILL (Inc.),
oc24-3t 1333 {; st NV
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Near I'd and r SITS. Sc: "a apis. Rent.
$500. Price. S15.1O. Want good acreage
property.
Near 18th and irving sts. Rent. $1,000
Price. $4,000. Trade for equities. lots ana
cash Want offer.
We have the best selection Of apartments
in city for exchange. Consult Us.
MOORE & Hill, tInc1 i:SS3 o. St NV.
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HORSES WINTERED.

WANTED-SIX. HORSES TO WINTER; a.
abundance OF feed and excellent attention a
reasonable prices Address b. X. CoDWISE
fsairhPrsburg Nd oc2i 2ts
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ASHLEY APARTMENT HOUSE.
Cor 18th and Y Sta

bath apartments all outside rooms: 10Th and
East Capitol SITS: SIT 50: It'll and II sts. s.w..
s1b.25 to s1775. PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John
Marshall place. ocS-tf
THE VIRGINIA. 212O ST. Nw.-APART-
ments OF four rooms and bath: newly papered
and painted: rooms good size. light and airy
$50, 1872 80 and $35: jantor for inspection
Apply to GEO. J. YESTERDAY. Ames bldg,
141O G st. NV. oc4-tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-12

The supreme Court Of the Tern.
tory OF New Mexico met Mlndav
morning, September r,t, at tn
o'clock, ~ Santa I", IN, capital.
Bar examinations wrr, IN progress
thu FIRST two days, and th, follow
ing were applicant tot licences to
practice IN the supreme cuurtoi the
territory OF New M,NlDu
Robert G. Gortncr, OF Santa lc,
inst judicial district Iuluu, Stllh,
OF albuquerque, second judicial
district J.. q. Fitch, Of Socorro,
the member OF the board from the
third judicial district being absent,
T.. {. Wade, OF Las Cruces, wa,
appointed hy the Judge, OF the 81.
prene court, to take hi, place; Step.
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Educational.

With the lngrcss OF 80 manv
new settlers, aud especially since
there are among them 30 many
with children OF school age IN the
family, II IS OF the utmost import.
anc, that great care should be cN.
erciSed IN choosing a S]upcrintend.
cnt tor the schools OF Quay county
who is htted tor the position and
wilt attend to the work as II should
bc done.
1t may i've that the salary hereto.
tore has been inadequate tor the
work which necessarily pertains TO
tn, office, and such has probably
been III, case. From some cause
however 1t is apparent that the
work has been neglected, and sadly
neglected at that.
W, wish to bc perfectly talr IN
reviewing the situation and would
asst reflections on no one, but
when school boards are unable to
receive replies 10 letters OF inmod.
late importance from the county
superintendent, and when he tails
TO hc present tor more than one or
two days At the annual teachers
institute It would appear even 10
the most casual observer that
something is radically wrong.
Another phase OF the case; W.
have among our teachers who have
spent years ~ normal work com.
ing out from institutions where
students arr thoroughly prepared
tor work IN lite before they ar,
permitted to graduate and cnter
the profession. We should hav,
al the head OF Il country schoo.
system, some one who IS capabl,
OF leading such teachers and on,
who is worthy in every respect tc
hc considered TO be their equal i
not superior.
sucn a person We have IN Miss
Fannie Williams who is an asplr
ant tor M position OF county
superintendent and whom We con.
slider 10 D.. thr best fitted tor tn,
position both in training and II
experience u any nominee or can.
dldatc who has presented his nam,
for the consideration OF the people.
Let not the republicans OF Ouay
county sacrlnr" the education o.
their children 10 party e>pcdlency
Let have the nerve TO demand
the best available material at hanc
and all get together and boost iol
Miss Williams election, tor ",
can assure the people OF Qua,
county that she will max,
good. Register. 4a.it
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SWIFT a COMPANY
Shipping By the Way Of Tucum.
carl TO FL Paso and the Coast

Swift Packing Co, OF Kansas
City, this week mad, the frs,
shipment under the contrac' enter
ed into with the Rock Island Kall-
way Co., over its lines, VIA tins
city TO I'll Paso and to tn, Pacific
coast. Their shipment, Of several
carloads a day, OF goods from their
Kansas City Packing House, has
been gong west over the santa f.,
Tor the reaSon that refrigerator
cars could not be iced on tn, Rock
Island line from Dalhart o. III
Paso until recently. The Iugum.
carl Ice X Coal Co. Is now >up-
plying them at this point, Tn,
News is pleased 70 see tins enter.
prise and contract, which mean,
the selling OF ten tons and up, OF
ice to the railroad COMPANY, pyr
day, It requiring from two O. tom
tons 10 supply a car. Car- AZ,
re.Iced at Liberal, Kansas, Ia.
cumcau and FL PasO.
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SAY, YOr.
with 4 Dollar or Two
or Three or Four
or a whole lot more
Stuck away-DONT KNOCK
Take that money cut o. your sock
Aud put 1t In circulation
II : as safe aS the Nation
And. by heck
You dareu't say it's going 10 wreck
Circulate it; let II get out
And move about
And You'll mighty soon see
Restored Commercial Activity
Loosen up, loosen up.
Put your money where
It's Bound TO give the thing a start
And make II 20 Tor fair
with every business end alive
With Stocks and crops To burn
II youIl pat your money IN
You're bound iu cal, the turn
SAY you've sect a Cloudy lDaN
When YOU knew the sun waN up IN
the Sky
But 1t could not Shine till the
Clouds rolled by
Could II: az course not
And that's what i tle trouble Wit
You
Let your money get through
from where its hid.
Get down the Jar take OIL thc Lid
Push the Clouds aside
And let your money Shine
Lend a Hand
Kick the >tutt'ng out OF the Panic
Down the Whole Line
SEE That's business,
Aud it, yUul business 10 loOk owe
o.g complete line II Watches. Clock,
Jewclry Si.S"rNlre, Cut Glass, Han,
Painted CHINA and diamonds lu.
are always treated right. EycrythinJ
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect >lti'
faction. II AIRY W IAsEEN,
The Up.lu. bdtc Watchmakcr an,
Jewel"I
Remember Nr stand back of every
thing wr sci. We are too busy L
worry q, u justices still keeps ul
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.
Precinct Number One Names Del
esates 10 County Cor.
vention.

The republicans oil this precinct
met at the court house this after.
noon at two o'clock, Tor the pur.
pose OF selecting delegates 10 the
county convention which convenes
here on Tuesday, the 18th inst 4,
tor the purpose OF nominating
county officers.
w. +. Buchanan, acting chair.
man IN the absence OF &c. Barnes,
called the meeting TO order and
read the call and asked tor the
pleasure OF the meeting.
;. NJ. Wharton was chosen as
secretary, and on motion OF Hon.
n. '. Gallegos, a committee OF
ive was selected I o select names
TO he voted upon as delegates 10
the county convention. The com.
mittee Was as follows: NJ. {.
Mechem, y. V. Gallegos, Donald
Stewart, +. G Welch and ]. Q.
Adams.
The committee reported the fol.
lowing anne as suitable represen.
tatlves 10 the county convention,
and recommended that they be- in.
structed to vote as a unit on all
questions. The delegates chosen
are as follows;
w. F. Buchanan, y. v. Gale.
gos, Donald Stewart, A. d. Gold.
enberg, Jacob Wertheim, A. s.
Potter, sc. Lawson, Juan L. san.
chez, 10. Adams, Reed Holloman
r. G. Welch, K. a. Prentice, NJ.
h. Fowler, Jas. Lsnigan, J.. b..
Collins, Fl. s. Buckley, J.. +.
Seaman, Lecencho MARTINEZ,
Candelario FIorez, Pedro SANCHEZ,
T.. NJ. Lawrence. l.. ). Deyor, =.
NJ. Wharton, ). Anderson, las.
Wright, K. Coulson, Haggard
RutIedge, X. :, Coulter. NJ. T..
keator, {. II. Rankin, II. H..
McElroy, b. +. Herring, Domacio
Baca, A. y. Brewer and /, s..
Taylor,
PRECINCT COMMITTEE.
A. b. Dauber, Juan l.. SANCHEZ,
X. y. Coulter, \. ID. Goldenberg
and II. RI. McElroy.
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The Fa nous Millinery Opening.

The Famous opening today was
a bowling success. Crowd,
filled the pavement and stree,
tor several hours before %, doors
We're thrown open, and from the
window ~ the second ,t9rs ticket,
were thrown into the crowd, with
the announcement that ,h, ms, nN.
tickets presented 10 the manager,
after the doors wer, opened, would
entitl, the bearer 20 a new hat.
A. soon "A, the doors wer, opened
the m 80 commenced, and AT TIN,
hour, HOO a. NJ I'll, store D.
literally packed with people, and
fifteen saleSpeoplr are a. busy a.
bees.
There Is no indication OF hard
times in this city, They af' alwal IS
on the spot with the money when
there is a show iof q bargain.
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hen Il. Dayt, Ut Las Vegas, mem.
bcr from thu fourth judicial district
being absent, C.. !. Roberts, Di
Ration, "a appointed to act N
Stc,us place; j. NJ. H"rvc>, Of
Roswell, nth judicial district;
George ", puchard, Vt White
oaks. sixth judicial district, Six.
teen mad application tor admit.
taNc" To- practI.r law IN the terri.
tory ut New Mexico.
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Quay Couniy's Second Annual Fair
Continued from nrst page J

by those Offering premiums Tor col.
lection OF exhibits, may select, IL
has not been decided Vet by the
general committee whether the
iair will be confined TO agrlcuI.
tural exhibits alone, OF whether
live stock will he included as we'll;
but in conclusion 1t has decided
that :. trades display will be had
on the opening day OF the ialr,
and a complete program Tor this
display parade will be gotten out
during the coming week, and adver-
tised in every section OF the county.
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those present. Miss Hilllker is an
ideal hostess as her guests can
testify. At a late hour the hostess
served delightful refreshments,
consisting OF iced peaches and
whipped cream, with lemon waters,
Among the guests were, Rev. and
Mrs. Recce, Misses Bell, Wills,
Watkins, Mosier, Ahcr, Cathey,
Bryan, Barker, McElroy, and the
hanorcc; Miss NiBrllv Coleman;
Mcssrs Anderson, Pillow, Hard.
grave, Won Schreltz, McElroy,
Blair, Brvmer, Gamble, k,ator,
Rev. DuBose and Drs. Couison
and Stanhl.
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COURT.

Judge Mann informs the News
that court tor this district will
convene here on Monday, October
5th, and that the term will dispose
OF all the business that IS possible
to be transacted in a two weeks
term. 1t is impossible, up to the
time that this paper goes TO press
10 obtain any further information
concerning the court.
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Miss Hilliker Entertains.

Miss Lillian Hilllkcr entertain.
ed very pleasantly at the home oil
Rev. keece, Friday evening, IN
honor OF Miss NIBeile Coleman,
who leaves shortly tor her home in
Dallas, Texas, Several interest.
INK contests, and two tables OF tor.
ty.two, ]cnliyoncd the evening, and
made the hours rs swiftly Tor
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His Assignment

Managing Editor to reporter
Are YOU engaged TO be married,
Mr., Scarchead
Mr.. Scarehead-er-yes sir: /
Managing Editor Kindly draw
on the office tor 20 shillings, get
married Immediately, and let M
have two columns on Married
Life IN a Great City by "a o'clock.
And r congratulations.
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Piano and Voeal Instructions

Mr.. t.. VI. Roo~itcr, a music
teacher ot rNpcrlrnc, aud ability,
Is prepared to give instruction, IN
Piano, Voice and Harmony; will
alSp conduct cla,so, in choral sing.
lng. Highest reference given. For
particulars call at her residence,
62o Third street.
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DR.. Fcrrlil, OF Enid, Okla, who
has been out here tor a lew weeks
10 visit his brother DR.. H.. t..
fcruil, tour miles east OF this city,
has returned home.
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Found.

Roam horse, stallion, about four
years old, brand W in lett should.
cT. Owner a get same 10y pay.
INK Tor this ad and pasturage.
NJ. RUpuLrH,
49-it Rudulph, y. NJ.
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Agent for McGee Additions.

John +. Seaman is agent Tor the
Niece additions, with hcadquar.
tiers At the offices OF Jackson j. Sea.
man, on east Main street. 4S.ti
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For Sale

On will trade Ton city property
100 acres decided land, miles east,
we'll improved price Si5oo.oo. In.
uuirv OF this paper.
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II YOU need ,tenographlc work,
call on public ,tcnographer with
Evans kealt, Co. lo.It
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Why Hesitate !

Take your watch, clock OF lewcl.
~ work To + ". SloCum aud have
It repaired right. All work guar.
cntcd. "a II
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Stcuographic work solicited hy
public stvnographcr at Office vi
Evans Realty Co. Io.It