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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
COUNTY W. c. I. U. MEETING
women Hold Annual Convention at
HRnscOm Park and Medal Com
test TOniaht.

Several score OF women gathered at the
bandstand at HanEcom park Thursday
morning for the annual convention Of the
Douglas County Women's Christian Tenn
perance union. in session there for the day.
The program opened at 1880, Mrs. George
covell OF Omaha, county president, pre-
siding. No business was transacted until
afternoon. the morning being occupied with
receiving the delegates from out of town.
A basket luncheon, was served at noon.
The Douglas county organisation includes
the two local unions. Frances Willard and
the Omaha union. and the unions OF South
Omaha. Elk City, Valley, Waterloo and
Benson, all Of which are represented at the
convention.
The evening program will consist OF a
Demorest medal contest at Hanscom Park
Methodist church. corner Of Woolworth
and Georgia emu
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

w. A. Pierce of Sidney, A. E. Rodebaugh
OF Sioux City and Thomas Duncan are at
the Schlltz.
Judge and Mrs, w. A. Gordon have re.
turned from a visit OF two weeks with old
home friends at Winterest, la.
ny. and Mrs. G. z; 4; zandtr Of Sheridan,
\, s, virgins. Z, e. Briggs Of Lincoln and
Mrs. and Anna Hlvmcheck OF WILDER are
at the Her Grand.
l.. W. Snow. Mrs. s. Y. McCormlo Of
Columbus, George w. Brown Of Beaumont,
Tex. o. a. Williams OF Lincoln and Mr..
and Mrs. F. s. Berry Of Emerson are at
the Rome.
Charles Avery of Orlando. L. T. Holt
croft of AIvada,- Wyo.; II. ID. Coble of
Hyannis, Mr.. and Mrs. Bohan OF Brady's
Island and L.. p. Haland of Hemmingford
are at the Murray.
A. ]. Cole of oxford, l.. n. St. John Of
Kearney, w. F. Schmidt of Palmer, Elmer
VILE and Dr.. and Mrs, G. w. Baldwin OF
Elkhorn are at the Merchants.
Major Bradner ID. Slaughter OF the pay
departmen mt Of the United States army and
acting chief paymaster OF the Department
Of the Missouri has been granted a ten
days leave Of absence beginning with to-
day.
C. G. Field OF North Platte, D.. Z. Roberts
Of Fort Dodge. NJ. j. Hin OF Shubert. John
Proxies, w. +, Schroeder, u. M. Janecek
OF Schuyler. William ReynOldAof Lusk and
W, II. Hopewell OF Tekamah are at the
Frank NJ. Northrup OF Wayne, Mr.. ana
Mrs. George c.. Westle OF Boswell, c. c..
Westoott Of P~lattsmouth. r.. c. Hitte OF
Lodge Pole and H.. J. Gill OF Denver are
at the Willard.
Judge c. Patterson, ]. T.. Edmunds and
Charles Hagel OF Rushville, old friends OF
Mayor Dahlman, called on the mayor
Thursday 10 express their sympathy and
assure the losing candidate for the nomina-
ton for governor that Sheridan county did
what II could for him.
II. F.. Naylor OF Denver, J. w. Nancy OF
Oklahoma City, Henry Schsfer OF III Reno,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. TTemane Of Salt Lake,
Hills OF Aurora. ID. r. Campbell Of Sidney.
l.. A. Johnson Of Fort Williams, Ontario,
DR.. +. Ii. Morrow OF Columbus. &. Il. Hoe
OF Grand Island and w. Alt Of Hyannis
are at the Paxton
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
FIREMEN RUN FOR NOTHING
False Alarm Turned in frOEi Thirty
Second and California
streets,

Chief salter Of the fire department be-
came righteously indignant Wednesday
evening over what is thought to have been
an alarm OF fire turned in ma%liciously by
a person whose name is not known to the
chief or the police department. The de-
partment was called TO 32l5 California street
soon after s o'clock, but found no fire,
and, according TO a report received at the
police station from the patrolman in that
part of the city, someone deliberately
turned in the alarm without any cause for
doing so. A large number of people were
attracted to the scene by the passing fire
wagons.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
BROWNELL HALL

Under the combined Influence OF serious
work, Christian courtesy. and youthful
merry-making the students OF this Board
ing and Day school for young women and
girls grow into a happy appreciation OF The
beauty and dignity Of wholesome, social re.
lAtionshtps. Students holding certificates
covering in full the entrance requirements
Of q standard state university are admitted
legiate course. Certificate In college-pre.
paTatory course admits 70 Vassar, Weiles-
ley, Smith, Mount Holy oks, University of
Nebraska, University OF Wisconsin and
University OF Chicago. Exceptional advan-
tages In music, art and domestic science.
Well equipped gymnasium, and outdoor
sports, Students mOthered sym~pathetically,
For illustrated Yearbook address Mis-
Macras. principal, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

Ia. Miss Grace Conner and Miss Mary
O'Connor. Those present were Misses
Evelyn McCaffrey. Helen Nields. Mary
WEIGH. Lillian Riley, Eileen McCaffrey,
Bess Nieids. Anna welch. Marie Riley,
Frances sheedy, Denver: Mary Clifford,
Los Angeles; Grace Bangdon. Annie Brown,
Marie Giffen. Denver; May Hslpine. Mar
guerite Lowe. Irene Lansdon, Mary Nc
Manus, Lucille Downey. May Callahan and
Frederick Dellone.
Come and Go Gossip.
Mrs. r. J. Dining and Miss Louise
Dining have returned from a stay Of
several weeks In Atlantic City and New
York. Miss Dining will leave the latter
part OF the week to return to st. Msry's
school. South Bend, Ind.
Mrs. Alfred Darlow and family. who have
spent the summer on the Atlantic coast,
have returned home.
Mr.. ard Mrs. e. w. Partridge have re-
turned from their summer home at Flor
ence Heights.
Miss Edna Baker Of Lincoln. who was
maid OF honor at the Baird-McHug we'd
ding, is now the guest of Miss Helen
shoies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Congdon and Miss
Caroline Congdon have gone east, where
Miss Caroline Congdon will enter Vassar
college.
Mrs. Joseph Cudahy, Mr.. Edward A,
Cudahy, jr.. and Miss Helen Cudahy have
returned from Msckinac, where they have
been spending the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
E A Cudahy and daughters. the Misses
Jean, Florence and Alice, are expected
home next week.
Miss Rilla Borders OF indianapolis is Wis
iting Miss Jeanette Jessop.
Miss Louise EshIeman Of Philadelphia IL
spending the week as the guest Of Mrs.
e.. Hastings.
Mrs. Mary A. Jessop and granddaughter
Miss jeanette Miller, nave returned from
a four waeksi trim IN Colorado
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
MIG SILK SALE.
Hayden Bros. seeure S25 900 Stock OF
New Fall silks at About Half
Manufacturers Cost PFicea.

Entire purchase will be placed on sale
Monday at wonderful bargain prices.
An immense shipment OF elegant new
Silks left with the clearing house on ac-
count of the firm importing same not being
able to meet their cash obligations. was
offered TO us at a price which represented
scarcely half Of manufacturers first cost.
We Immediately accepted the offer and will
show Monday. September Il. the most ele-
CANT line Of new fall Silks ever offered in
Omaha at bargain prices surprising any
ever offered. Watch sunday papers for
particulars and prices. See display in 18TH
81. Windows. HAYDEN BROS.
Building Permits.
NJ. Blank. T~wenty-Eixth and Hurdette
streets, frame dwelling, 1850; y. j scan
nell, 46ls North Twenty-eighth avenus,
frame dwelling, $500; Mary A. MeAulitfe.
Twenty first street and Central boulevard.
frame dwelling, A,iib; A. II. Wtllrtts. 221S
Grand avenue. frame dwelling, $3.50: A. n.
Willctts, &1C Ames avenue. frame dwelling.
8, 40: Emma l.. solomon. Boulevard and
Dodge street. frame dwelling, S.,Ol; Mrs.
Anna Thomson. 2i5 Chicago street, brick
and Emmett streets, frame dwelling. 25o0;
c. @. Larson, Thirty-seveath and Ruggles
streets. frame dwelling. $50; Krupp 4 Lit
tie, if5 Douglas street. alteration and re-
pairs TO building. u.eoo
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
MAN is KILLED BY A FALL
}. A. Coates, "a Painter, Meets Death
While at Work st the Ar
m0ur Plant.

j. A. Coates, a painter at the Armour
Packing company plant in South Omaha,
fell from a scatfold at IL a. m. Thursday
and died two hours later from the injuries
he sustained. He fell eighty feet, breaking
an arm, leg and ribs and sustaining inter-
nal injuries. The man boarded at l1lS
North Twenty-seventh street, South
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
GREAT -DREssMAKINo STOCK.
BFandeis Bought from, Gluek an En-
tire stock Of Fifth AVENUE
eSemak
SALE BEGINS NEXT MONDAY


SALE BEGINS NEXT MONDAY.
We made the most fortunate purchase of
fine silks. dress goods, faces and trimmings,
in our entire history, We bought from
Gluck. the entire stock OF a famous,
fashionable dressmaker OF Fifth avenue,
New York. We secured this stock at far
below the cost to import.
The silks from this stock are the most
elegant and exclusive designs, They are
worth up to SO a yard. at SOC 81 and $3.50
a yard.
The dress goods are beautiful effects, Inn
ported expressly for these dressmakers.
They are worth Up to S. at soc and 81.
The laces and trimmings are the highest
grade novelties. extremely elaborate. and
worth UP TO 81 a yard. at Soc, Ssc and Csc
a yard.
Dressmaker's models, women's costumes,
evening gowns, dresses. tailored suits and
evening waists from the dressmaker's
stock. at extraordinary reductions. on
sale on our second floor cloak department.
Sale begins Monday, September IA.
], L. BRANDEIS 4 SONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

6Ist year. The oldest school for boys IN
the Northwest. Located GO minutes from
Chicago and leeo feet sbovs the ssa-in
the hill country OF nlinols. Our ideal:
For every Todd boy a good citizen. sent
for prospectus. Noble NilL, PrtnCipAL
Illinois. woodstock
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

only aggravate my case. Fortunately ! In
sisted upon having Foley's Honey and Tar
in the yellow package and II quickly cured
me. My wife has since used Foley's Honey
and Tar with the same success" All drug
gistA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
OF Intere.t to MnnY.

Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any case
Of kidney or bladder trouble hat is moi
beyond the reach OF medicine. No medicine
can do more.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
STOP STAMMERING
! cure quickly, completely and permanently ths
most stubborn cases Of BiAmmsrinG
ICAN CURE YOU

Ny speciality IL voice ana speech defect which
others fail 10 cure Ny method 10 the most sue
eeasful 10 the world. 80 allure Ia ls years pre-
tiee. Write At once for particulars
J. Z Vaughn. Pres. destitute tor STAR msrsnA
u0-4T Range blk.. umahs NsA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

over Alden. 1t is possible the official fig
ures may vary slightly from these returns,
and. at any rate, the winner will get
through by a narrow margin.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Sept, M-(Spe-
eiaI TelegTam,)-T vote on state senator
Of this district is very close. Returns from
all counties except Thomas county give w.
A. Stewart Of Lexington a lead over Ray
mond Of SCOTS Bluff Of but twenty-sevsn
votes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
REPUBLICAN AUDITOR CLOSE
Complete Returns from the state
show BRFtOn with Small
Lead.

Official returns on republican auditor
from Sheridan county give Alden 80 votes
and Barton 65. making the figures for the
state. complete:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

Miss Anna O'Connor entertained at cards
Tuesday afternoon at her home in honor OF
Miss Evelyn McCaffrey, who will leave
soon for Trinity college, Washington.
Prizes for the game of high five were won
by Miss Mary Welch, Miss Lucille Downey
and the consolation prize was awarded to
Miss Bess Nields. The hostess was as
sisted by Miss Mary Byron of Burlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
Curbins Stakes Set.

The city engineers yesterday staked the
center and curb lines of e street from
Twenty-fourth to Twenty-eighth. The OBJ
ject Of the work is preliminary to paving
which has been petitioned for by all of the
residents owning property along the street.
The engineer will submit his estimates of
the cost OF the paving at an early date.
On receipt of this the council can introduce
an ordinance to advance the Improvement.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
Magic city Gossip.

letters Gold Top Beer delivered 10 any
part OF the city. Telephone No. 8.
The Accommodation n~uptlais have been
announced. The wedding took place yes
terday.
A telegram from Ed MunshaW announced
day at noon.
Heyman & Berry sellers OF quality. ="
meats. 24th and f, telephone 800; gath and
A, telephone III.
Harry Cohen has taken steps for a decree
of volutary bankruptcy. He has a grocery
store la Albright.
L~ost-BetWeen / and j, ON 24th, open face
gun metal watch. Return TO South Omaha
Bee office. ReWard
The death OF Joe Humpal. an cx-p1lice
officer, OF South Omaha occurred yesterday
morning fy0m a complication OF diseases
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-14

The biggest event Of the fall sea-
show, will be pulled off Thursday at
%ternoon. All is in readiness. There
are a great many prizes offered by
the merchants and public spirited
citizens, and there are entries in plen
for them all. Other localities will be
represented, Dexter alone having ten
contestants. 1t will be a gala day. No
body should miss it. And it costs
absolutely nothing to the sight-seer,
unless he is particulars; and for him
it does not count.
All entries are to be made at the
c. j. Franks stables on east Second
street at 1000 a. m. Thursday. The
contestants assemble at the Roswell
Trading Company's place at las p.
m, and the parade is announced to
appear On Main street promptly at
two O'Clock. 1t proceeds to Amuse-
men Park, where the awarding of
is to be no charge for admission to
the park, but 25 cents will be charg-
ed for seats in the grand stand, to
pay ground rental and other neces-
sary expenses.
Capt. James McKinstry, of Hager-
man, and Mayor j. M. Dye, of Carls-
bad, have been selected as two of
the judges, and they will choose the
third.
A new prize just offered is No. S
IA, by the Kemp Lumber Co., ten dol
lars in trade for the best brood mare
with at least two of her colts by her
side.
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day afternoon and bound over to a.
wait the action of the grand jury.
Their bond was fixed at $500, and
they rave been unable to give the
necessary security. A third Mexican,
arrested at the same time, was not
accused Of completely in the attempt
to obstruct the train, but was merely
charged with fighting.
The railroad officials are determin-
ed to prosecutue to the fullest extent
all such crimes as attempting to
wreck trains and will leave nothing
undone in this case. The lightest SEN
tence for this crime is five years in
the penitentiary.
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RALLY WAS
ASUCCESS

The Democratic meeting held last
night at the court house under the
auspices of the Young Mems Jeffer-
sonian Club of Roswell was a COM
plete success. While the house was
not crowded the audience was atten-
tive and cheered the speakers to the
echo.
MI. Hef1in, president Of the Jeffer-
sonian Club, vas in the chair, and op-
ened the meeting by calling on Elder
C.. c. Hill, nominee of the Democratic
party for superintendent of schools.
Elder Hill responded in his usual
able and characteristic manner, max
ing a speech that stirred up the gath
ering. He is n of the most eloquent
speakers in the Southwest.
The next speaker was Robert T.
McClung. His speech was a model of
classic Democracy, good from the
beginning Of the world to the end, and
the Record will endeavor later to
publish it in full.
DR.. Lew Wallace, Of Kentucky, who
is visiting relatives here, and a red
hot Kentucky Democrat, came next
with a soul-stirring Democratic
speech. He is a cousin of the late
General Lew Wallace, author of Ben
Hur" and former governor of New
Mexico.
H. M. BOWS subject was the Guar
antee of Bank Deposits" as advocat-
ed in the Democratic national plat
form. Mr.. Dow made an interesting,
tanning talk. His address was char
acterized by sound reasoning.
MI. Patterson, who lives in the
north end of the county, made a flow
cry oratorical effort that was greatly
appreciated.
Charley Gilbert was invited by the
chairman to make a few remarks,
and he opened the eyes of a few of
those present in regard to w. H. An
drews and Governor Curry. Mr.. Gil
bert declared that a few months back
before the nomination of Andrews,
that Curry was working for the nomi-
nation of Judge Mann, and asked him
for his support for Mann in Chaves
county, and said all sorts of things
not complimentary to "Bu1T' And
rews. According to Gilbert, Governor
Curry declared that Andrews was a
rascal, and made other remarks less
complimentary. Gilbert plainly said
that he would face Curry and tell him
that he made the statements.
While George Curry, practically
speaking, is a son of Chaves county,
it must be admitted now as declared
heretofore in the Record that he is
a political derelict who has lost his
standing among the Democrats of the
territory.
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EXPLOSION IN BIG
AUTOMOBILE GARAGE.

New York, Oct. 14.-An explosion
occurred early today in a big enclos-
ure on Eighth venue between seth
and 57th streets where $50 taxicabs
belonging to the New York Taxicab
Company were stored for the night.
The explosion shook buildings for
blocks, and the people of the neigh
borhood were thrown into wild ex-
element. The explosion tore a great
hole in the ground. The n police
mar on guard declares he saw a
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-14
AUTO TO HIRE. SEE CRUISE. Git

l.. Montford, wife, mother and son,
of Amarillo, and s. K. Koffmon, of
Springfield, Mo-, who were here see
ing the country, left this morning for
Amarillo. Mr.. Montford is a. conduct
or on the P. v. & N. E.
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Mrs. NJ. A. Foreman, of Sherman,
Tex, is here visiting her brother, M.
E. Collier. She brought Mr.. Golfers
two children to see their father, The
children make their home with her
at Sherman.
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Be sure to attend the School Ly-
ceum Lecture program at the Chris
tian church. Friday night. A magnif-
cent program has been prepared.
Come n encourage the school chill
dren in their efforts to securue funds
to buy reference books and apparatus
for the schools.
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NEW YORK BANK PLuNGER
MUST FACE A JURY.

New York, Oct. 14.-Charles w.
Morse, organizer and promoter of the
American Ice Company n the Con-
solidated Steamship Company, and
who until the panic a year ago con-
trolled several banks in this city,
viii face ajury in the criminal
branch of the U. S.-Circuit Court to-
day. With Alfred H. Curtis, former
North America, Morse was indicted
by a federal grand jury las March.
Violation of the national banking laws
and conspiracy is alleged in the in
dictments. The penalty is from five
to ten years Imprisonment in case of
conviction.
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MRS. LANGTRY'S HORSE
WINS POT OF MONEY

Newmarket, Eng, Oct. 14.-Mrs.
Langtry's Yentol won the Czarevitch
stakes, 2 142 miles for three year olds
today. Pure Gem second, and Glacia
third. Sixteen horses ran. This is the
1rst classic event that Mrs. Langtry
has won since the heyday of her rae
She o in the neighborhood of one
hundred thousand dollars by Yentols
victory.
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Roswell Gas Co..

company believes a deliberate at
tempt was made by strikers to wreck
tne property. Some of the strike lead
ers expressed the belief la there
was NO bomb, but an explosion OF
the men who had taken the places
of the strikers.
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c. H. Ball, who was mere represent,
ing the Morrow-Thomas Hardware
Co., left this morning for Amarillo.
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Season and single admission tick
cts for the School Lyceum Lecture
Friday night, are on sale at the Pc
cos Valley and Payton drug stores.
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Apples, awfully fine and very cheal
at Col. Bakers on Fifth street cas-
of the track. 95t2
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L. Bates left today for Miner ILL.,,
after a visit with Pratt Brothers. He
was accompanied by Roy Pratt of
this city.
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Russian Sardines- they're good
at the @. S. Market. Phone 81. If
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Mrs. Esther Burnett, of Del Rio,
Tenn, who was here visiting her son,
J. S. Lea, left this morning for Dali.
las, accompanied by Mr.. Lea.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-14
BOUND OVER o
ossTRucTlNe TRAIN

Antonio Neota and Francisco Al
gum, two Mexicans arrested on. the
charge Of placing ties on the. track
train Sunday morning were given a
hearing before Justice Welter yester-
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THREE CONTRASTING
BALLOONS MISSING

BALLOONS MISSING.
Berlin, Oct. 14.-There is no news
of the three missing contestants
in the balloon race started here Sun
day. These airship are the Busey,
German; Catilla, Spanish, and Helve-
tia, Swiss. Two of the competitors
in Mondays endurance race also are
not reported.
Cuxhaven, Oct. 1.-THE Spanish
balloon Castillo dropped into the
ocean six miles north of Heligoland
this morning. A fishing BOAT went to
the rescue and picked up the pilot
n his assistant.
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is the wife of b senior partner of the
firm of Glenn & Rich, the contractors
who are putting in the Roswell Wa
ter and sewer systems.
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II you don't read the Daily Rec I'd
you are not up-to-date. Get in line.
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George F. Guerraz, of Denver, rep
resentative of the Fireman's Fund In
surance Co., left this morning for the
north.
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Shoes for the children, in south
window.-Stine Shoe Co..
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c. G. Tennyson went to Kenna thi
morning to spend a week or two.
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HO!FOR1HE
HORSE SHOW
BIG EVENT OF THE FALL SEASON
WILL COME OFF THURS
DAY AFTERNOON.
ALL IS IN READINESS

are Plenty of Entries in All Glasses.
Dexter Alone Will Have Ten Con
testants.- Will Be a Big Day in
Roswell and Will Cost the Visitors
Nothing.
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Harry Holly, formerly of Dexter
but now of Bakersfield, Calf, is Wis.
iting his mother, Mrs. Jerry Cazier
at Dexter, and was in Roswell today
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For the children, see our south win
dow.-Stine Shoe Co.
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Judge Witherspoon, wife and
daughter left this morning for heir
home in Hereford after a visit with
J.. E. Rhea and family.
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c. c. Landt, a prospector from Chi
cago, came in this morning from the
lower valley.
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Mrs. w. c. Glenn left this morning
for her home in Webb City, Mo-, sum-
moned by the illness of her son. She
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For Onions

And Sweet Potatoes, go to Hondo
Garden, south Lea ave, phone 116.
95ts wed-fris
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That reminds me. / must go down
and get some apples at Col.-Baker's
east of the track on Fifth street. 95t2
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Luther Cox, of Hagerman, was 1
the city today.
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Hamburg Roll Herring something
entirely new-at the U. S.. Market
Phone 81. If
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Clyde Smith. of willard, N. NJ. i
in the city.