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The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-02-26
HAPPILY Welded.
Miss Carrie Mae Howard and Mr.
Edward Alfred Ludwig Married
Wednesday Evening.
(From Thursdays Daily.)

There was happy wedding at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Howard
last evening at $50 o'clock. Their
daughter, Miss Carrie Mae, and Mr..
Edward Alfred Ludwig were married
in the presence of about fifty guests.
Rev. Browne, pastor Of the Baraboo
Baptist church, performed the cere-
mony and the compile was attended by
Miss Pearl Goode and the brother Of
the groom. The bride wore gown of
white batiste and carried white car
nations while Miss Goode was gowned
in white and carried pink carnations.
There were many presents and a
bountiful repast. Mr.. and Mrs. Lud-
wig will reside at Baraboo.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-02-26
Hello Pat.

"Me moind," said O'Grady, sis not
very clear
AS to whether Dim shere, or if you are
here;
Of wan thing Ohm certain, OHM niver
alone
Whoilst chattin' wild you on tn Bara-
boo phone"
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-02-26
A CIRCUMSTANTIAL CASE
A Good Story Begun in This
Issue

In this issue of The News will be
found the first chapter of a new story
entitled, A Circumstantial Case. 1t
presents picture of city life,a glimpse
into the courts and the breaking of
the sun light after cloud had passed
over the course Of true love. Read the
opening chapter today and the sue
ceeding ones uring the next few
weeks.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-02-26
DEATH OF MRS. WENDELS
Passed Away at Lead, S. D., of PIeuri
sy Aged FortY-seven
Years

Mrs. Mary E. Wendels died at Lead
S. D., Feb Is, of pleurisy of the heart
aged At years. She was formerly Mary
e. Watson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Palmer Of Baraboo.
BESIDES her parents she leaves one
daughter, Anna M. Wendels, and &
brother, James E. Watson, OF Green
field, Sauk county.
Interment at Martish, S. D., beside
her husband, Joseph Wendels, who
died in 1889.
Her brother, j. E. Watson, has gone
to Lead to attend the funeral.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-02-26
w. II. Huffman from
Employees Madison Division
Feb. 21, 1908.

The design was a Masonic emblem
set with diamond and it was very
valuable and beautiful token of esteem
and respect. The gift came spontane-
ously and unsolicited from the men
who has worked with Mr.. Huffman
when he was master mechanic.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-02-26
WEDDED,
At Home of Brides Parents, Wednes-
day.

Sandusky Feb. 20--Mr. William
Retz of Henry, South Dakota, and
Miss Bertha Rist were married at the
home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Rist Wednesday, Feb.
10Th.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-02-26
After ALL.
After all,

Alter al,
There are only three things
That are really worth while,
To be good, to do good,
And always to smile.
Arthur w. Hawks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov Ia
One OF the heroes the uight rider
troubles have developed - Red
Haaal0ck 81 Nashville. right guard
on the Vanderbilt university fuct'
ball team aud first sergeant Of Co.
X, First Tennessee regiment
When the call to arms was sound
ed by Gov. Patterson. the company
Ia which Red Is a member wAs a.
signed for duty In the Reeifoot lake
night rider district. Sergt Hassiock
was on hand long before train time.
with rifle. knapsack and blanket
hut Red Is also the valued righs
guard OF the Vanderbilt football
tsaFn. and the Commodores needed
hla services badly for their battle
With the University OF Michigan ~
Ann Arbor. Many wires had been
pulled 70 secure Reds leave Of
absence for that game. and finally
Col Tatem yielded. Al noon. thrive
days before the game. he gave
Red" permission 10 Join the foot.
ball team
There we're only two WAYS 10 get
10 Union City, 20 miles away One
was 60 catch the regular waEoa aud
miss the train. the other 30 walk on
ahead Of the wagon and make the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
OAKLAND RACES

OAKLAND. cal. Nov. Al Asaeii
The ! 10 i9 faFurlir. scored = victory
over fifid u clever aprinfura Ia
ihs fieidWirk handicap al the gak.
land track yesterday The event
vas al six furlouHa and wRa tAs
feature ~ gu0a card Native
son. az 20 "a i. mnt merry pars
and i@i until wwil IN the sfrmts.h
when Haweff closed faas and haa
him in a drive Roaita was third
Wap. played frozen - 10 % 7 70 /.
tnok thc ses'aaa race from fiaaN aud
Hiiiy Puiiasn
tiarneY Schneider and Frank wsil
N'~re among Yesterday arrivals. \
carload - horses. lneiudinr nst~rf,en
cuuHignsd - Weir ain reach Rsn.
ergNilis today Results yesterday.
Sin fufianHa selling N~itui anus
son. Capt kennesly second. Admna
fhift. Time it2-k
SIS f1fripngs selling Wan an
Bias -ecoE1s Hiily Pullman tiAfi
Tims-i.tat-k
one mile. sslllnx phAIann @sn
LADY Alicia second. Charley Yains
third Time ti1-s
NiH fufleuaM fteidNick hanaieas
-~Ftwweii Ven. Native son nasaiasa
knnlta third Ttmn~sftf8
ons and one sixteenth miles. all
inE SIR Hrtilar non. R~sn4nal,e,
.scond. eiasefland third Time
one nliie and seventy yafds. purn.
- A1ntsumefy wen Nera Lee sec.
ona Don Enrique third Time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
SPOKANE N0MINATES
145-P0UND EVENTS

Tho Spokane Athletic club has
nominated i4b pounds as their
weights IN both the wroatliug and
boxing bouts OF the interelub
smoker with the Seattle A. q. AZ
Spokane on Dec 4 Seattle nomi'
mated i2Bpound wrestling and ihs.
pound boxing. and viii probably
send Venahlss for the i25 pound
sweat. who will meet Adams. the
lad who defeated Edgar Frank last
year IN the lss pound boxing bout,
the local club will probably send
the winner Of the Neal Brown go
at the smoker Friday night 6po
kane has two good men ln each Of
their nominated classes IN Creel and
Williamson IN boxing and Kahn aud
Geaaech IN WreHtilnF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
us" PROSPECTS BRIGHT
FOR Defeating OREGON

Whltwarth was defeated by the
Waahingioniana By score u -
20 I while Oregon went down 10
defeat az their hands 90 tbs tuno
~ re 20 10 Oregon. however, WA
IN a crippled condition. three 81 ia
best men hsluE out Of the game
because ~ injuries.
When Washington meets Oregon
al Eugene GA Saturday very dif.
fcrunt game from that put up to
Whlfwufth wiii be played Not
only Ia every Oregon player IN
the best shape nov. but the old
spirit ~ rivalry has entered the
souls uf the suuth~rnern and has
made them determined 20 retrieve
their lost fortunes By tfoaaelus
Washington
Manager Rasmussen IL planning
on taking twenty men 10 IA.
wone, M that tho game will not
b. loaf II Loaf az ali. be-
cause 81 lack o. men 10 play the
game Rasmussen 10 terrifying
himself AEainst a biE run ~ bad
luck The football squad viii
leave Seattle Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
GLARS The COMPLEXION
OVERNIGHT
Pimplsa. Rash. Ervptions. Etc,
Quickly Eradieatod BY Ns~
Skin Remedy.

Skin hcmedyt
Since ita discovery one year ago.
pOalam. tbs arW skin remedy. has,
in Us extraordinary accomplish
memts, exceeded the most aangnlno
expectations of the eminent special
lst who gave Il 10 the world II
has cured thousands ri cases Of
eczema and eradicated facial and
other disfiguremcnta Of years
standing The terrible itching A.
tending eczema II stopped with the
first application. giving proof Of
ita curative properties az the very
outset.
In less serious skin affections
such as plmples, rash. herpes. black
heads. acne. BARRIERS Itch. etc. re-
suits show after an overnight ap
pncation. only n small quantity be
ing required to effect u cure. Those
who use poaiam for these minoI
skin troubles can now avail them
selves Of the special 50.ccnt pack
age. recently adopted TO meet suel
needs. Both tho 50,cont package
aud the regular ~ jar may now b,
obtained IN Seattle AZ the Quaker
Drug Co.. and other leading drul
stores
Samples for experimental pur
poses may be had free OF oharg,
By writing direct TO the Emergency
Laboratorles. % West Twenty fifu
| Street, New York City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
Comparative Scores Show
Neutrality-suspicious. Have
Stronger Team.

For a whole college generation
the football honors between the
Universities II WRahingtun and
Oregon have been held by the
latter institution Not since 1894
has The & ~ ~ scored "a decided
victory over the ofcgnniaus This
has been the result OF many ana
various circumstances and has been
the source II a great deal ~ re-
greet on the part Of the colleEiana
% the EEsfgFeen state
Win football prospects aa bfighf
a. they are nov. Coach Doble az
we'll ~ the entire student body
~ the varsity aro expecting 10 get
AL ~ the hoaoFn this year, Oregon
u Inferior a. The varsity n coin
pAfatiyo scores can b. taken a.
a basis fuF observation. set the
wearrra ~ the purple and sold arr
not hooking for an easy proposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
LINCOLN MAY MEET
TACOMA SATURDAY

her game with Olympia will be
cancelled. The game viii probably
be- played Ia Tacoma. Il II the plan
of Lincoln then 10 take on broad.
way tho week following
II Ia probable that Lincoln may
make California trip Manager
l.illy received query for terms
from WilmeFding School OF Indus
trial Arts OF san francisco should
the wilmefding school win the Cali
fOrnia championship. the Lincoln
team viii undoubtedly go south 10
meet thcm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

train connection. lied Wa tkA
ing no chances on not meetiuH MS
comrades Tor their battle With Mich
igan.
With fearless heart aud sturdy
step he hit the road. and, ALONE.
HE WALKED TWENTY Mills
THROUGH THE HEART OF TIE
NIGHT RIDER TERRITORY
caught the train al Unlon City and
arrived In Nashville on time He
weut TO Ann Arhor and gave a good
account % himself In the football
battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
RROADW WAY TRAIN :
FOR SPOKANE

whom they met the team In the City
OF amolthatacka, evon though they
we're not ovaroonfidont OF winning.
They are more determined than
ever 20 capture the championship,
and a. they have a chance, II VIII
take powerful machine 10 make
a way through their line.
The defense ia stronger than ever
aud the local men ought 20 admin.
lister defeat To tho western team,
which has not been done by Broad.
way In four years The spokane
team plays straight football. 80
Coach Lewis IL bonding all bis en-
orgioa 20 developing this depart.
mGnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
Boys Nos Discouraged by
Defeatst the Hands
of Tacoma.

Coach Lewis and his football
squad at the broadway high school
ara not discouraged over the de.
fcat which Tacoma administered 10
them last Saturday, but are work.
ing with greater seal than ever 10
win the Spokane game which Will
DO played ON Denny park at the
University next Saturday The 10.
cal boys were given a little surprise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

Everett has withdrawn from the
basketball lcagua % TIE y. NJ. & A.
81 the Pacific Northwest aud - a
result fhe Seattle association team
"a a. present wtthout a game for
next Saturday.
Prof uoushftt. physical director
% thn association here. 10 sell
pleased 9Th the initial performance
81 his five as Taeona on SATURDAY.
night. when they defeated the Ia.
eoma five ~ a score ~ a. 10 -.
The team IL tarnlnK out regularly
every Tuesday and Thursday night
for practices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
KAuF MAN DEFEATS
TERRY MUSTANG

Los ANGELES. Nov. ii-Al
Kaufman last Night won bis first
victory since his return from the
east by knocking out Terry Mes.
tame of Omaha In the 18th round
u a z5.roand go
The Knockout blow Was a punch
over the heart delivered tums
dlaseiy after the bell bsxinning the
ifth round Musiains vent 10 the
floor and his seconds carried him
away before Referee Eyton could
begin the count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
VACCINATION ORDER
HITS FOOTBALL

"Out on accoaut % injuries" 10
a stale i0ks that ". since the
school board passed the vaecina
ton order. To be an upto.dats.
top.of morning press agent for
a football squad. the word ~vacein
ation' must figure prominently In
the case somehow. Out al tho
Lincoln high. Terry IL ont. because
his vaccination viii no, take and
he cant come 20 school until II
does. Also Hoffatrum ~ the sec
ond team il Uut with a handagsd
arm that has fell the EcrarinK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

Dan sullivan. the middlewelsht
will meet one u Tommy Tracy >
pupils from California az Aberdeen
on Thanksgiving Day. according "a
W. j. Ferguson. who Is promoting
the card Heine Reitter viii prob
ably hook up wiih some Seattle hos
Ferguson Is aiaO cudcavoring to
match Gene Sullivan with Kid
9caler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
ki~se@eS Lilly Is Trying
10 Ch-anee Tacoma
Date.

Negotiations ara pending between
Manager Lltly Of the Lincoln high
school team and Manager Hili uf
the Tacoma high eleven relative
60 changing the date or their game
from November - - next Shiur
day Tacoma Il willing 10 submit
20 this arrangement IA which ease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
tHy un.s.a Pr....l

CINCINNATI Nov. if--Iatanla
results Tuesday,
ffve and half furionHa d.
Mayer won. kfiiinEfon second. Nigas
Nhrieu THIRD Time
Sis fusiunKs MArnarnan wanr
Miss Fallx second. Europa third
Tima-f isl4a
Sir feflauKs- ~Suaks Mary won
aufrel Top second. Dainty usiis
third. Time 1874
Sir figripnEs Marrick won. Cfnia-
teress srcaud. Hanart third Time
fsf-f
Nile and furiunK Maid Mil
thut Hun, QuaaEa aecnnd. Apt third
Time 90 i.6
Mile and furlnuR gnid Treas
ufr won Hlfirrhand second. Leon
ard Joe Hsymnn third Time
t.89t-t
The first man 90 drive an aero.
plane from Manchester 20 London
can take down $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
TWO TEAMS FOR
PORTLAND
10y unltsd Press

10y OHiteu FFNnssl
A CHICAGO, Nov. ti.--Waiter
a McCredie. manager Of the :
4 Portland baseball club, yeatsr' :
4 day afternoon declared that L 4
A II almost certain that Portland
4 will have two tenma next year :
4 MoCredie said that he had =
= consulted Cal Ewing, preai. =
4 don't OF the Coast league, aud =
4 found that Ewing and every 4
4 ono elsa WIS willing for Port :
4 land To have two teams. II 4
4 was announced also that Dan 4
4 klg. the Portland first base. 4
A man, has been sold 20 the Bos
4 ton Americans.
!.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

To arrange a game between the
Chicago high school team that wins
the Western championship and
Spokane. K. " Patterson. a sport.
ing writer II the Chicago Tribune,
has written to Spokane asking =
game for the championship o. the
country No action has been taken
on the matter By tho Spokane au-
thorftlea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
AmusGmENTs.


JOHN CUWI. MaHRE9F.
This Week. Mats. Wed. and sat
RICE a CAnr
In Joe wabers Musical Girl Play
.ntr, afr. BoonArr
NiHhta--1sc 10 fi.aQ. saturday
Matinee. 1tc 70 Tsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

The Eagles SCARED a. victory over
the Ravens az tho second night
% the y A. G bowling tournament
last night u - Putnam was
high for the evening with $50. and
negotiated the only score over eco
which was ais The Eagles score
vas a.e0s; that Of the Ravens
? .fs1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

equafe lalnt fuli brass hvuaa :
infh sections Hna inch side closed
MARKED ID ashs. tatha isthp, ietha
s sa ar-' y .ss - Ave- r ssr Sc
Efaausfions. are made ~ tbs best
norwood seasoned two FsaFR before
being made 40 Nnira made like
ttls apnt change. th~f remain
rhsss prices show yon ws mean
20 merit Yoer trade Npu cant
ftiss No " at. s.toid. fali hrass
sogud areh ie'n' 90c
ws,sh, : .. NJ -.n sss'
TO- so stM f-fs, t-fold. fun hrsss
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wslxhs 90. ny mall s@~.
Soc 10. hifnd mans 4Er
10 .ii-s IA. side when rs.
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black - In fisurps which make Il
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ffr No. 81 fsuii brass bound. square
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Graduated tufn fttha. iethH. faths.
stha ttha. halves inches and srmft-
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I sgc No $50 Architects rule with
inside heeeivd edge and 9nr
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rs ga. ! :. "; wac. -. 26c
7 500 No. Square Joint IS 1cr
4 -, tfols. afadaatsa In Ieshs
( lAtha. sthH, ftha. halves and Inches.
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ws,sG, 90. ~, msm als. NV
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middle plate. IN
Weight 2 ga. ~ mail tee
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ME p.''' 13c
: weight o.. Nv mail HE
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middle plate, q
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

EoFFtsAH NNNHIN lille
Performances Daily 80, 1tts. 9sIb.
Fricea--t0c. zoe.
see the wonderful Drouscd Iaelna
statuary.
noiph naa susie Isevino. other
ntg neadlipsrs. Came aud sselnW
the Children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
WOLF IS BLACKLISTED

CHICAGO. Nov. n President
Wolf 0f the spokane baseball club
vas yesterday ordered biaekilated
b. the national board - arbitration
for alleged charges against Umpire
Fmry. which eoald not be- auhstan.
fiated.
More than 50 players ~ the
American association. Three I.
Southern aud Pacific Coast leagues
we're declared lusligible for playing
pnnt season games with outlaw
clubs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-06
SAW The BIG FIRE
IN WILLIAMS
Travelling Man Corroborates
Story That Damage in Ar
IONA Town Reached the
$4,000 Mark.

John II. Steen, travelling salesman
for the Jones Paddock Tea and Coffee
company of San Francisco, arrived in
the city yesterday from the Grand
Canyon. whore he spent four or FIVE
days with Mrs. Steen, who returned
west. Mr.. Stccn LEFT last NIGHT on a
business trip to El Paso and the City
of Mexico.
Mr.. Stccn. who was IN Needles
when the big hotel burned there and
in san Francisco when the earthquake
happened. was In Williams the other
night when n $500 900 FIRE destroyed
almost q whole block In that town.
1t was n very disastrous flrc." said
Mr.. Stccn last night, and threatened
for 4 time to wipe out the whole
town, owing 70 the high wind that
blew all night and made it impossi-
bic TO make any Roadway against the
flames. out there they compute the
loss at $3.50, 600. The blaze is sup
posed 10 have started in Rabbits big
store from spontaneous combustion"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-06
A GOOD
Means Good Health. ChCCrfuiness
Ambition, Pcrsistcncy and Success.

Relief is not cure; opium viii stop
the most circulating pain, but il
wont cure the disease,
And It's Just the same with alleged
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The pcpsin will help digest the food,
but the stomach Is left in worse con-
dition than Ii was before.
You don't want popsin 20 digest
your food, you want the natural
juices of your stomach TO di-
gest your food. If you have dyspep-
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making the stomach 50 strong that II
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In other words Mi-o-na cures dyS-
pepsia by removing the aus
The j. H. O'Riclly CO. Is the agent
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digestion or dyspepsia. that Mi-o-na
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The price Is only 50 cents a box
and one box is am you need 20 prove
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L can't say enough for Mi-o.na
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their care. and will do all / can TO
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-06

VI" maintain health, q mature man
repair th" waste and supply energy
aud body heat. The hIbitual con-
SUMPTION oi moro food than Is nccer
slry for these purposes is tho primo
u of stomach troubles. rheuma-
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troubled with indigestion. revise Your
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and t.he a few dosCe 90 chamber
iaiU's stomach and Liver Tablets and
YOU will soon De all right again. For
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-06
FRENCH & ADAMS
UNDERTAKES AND LICENSED
EAIBALhIERS
Lady Attendant
Fifth and Central Phone $50

ent Of the Canon de san Diego lane
grant in the Jomcz mountains, Is II
III" city for n Few days at the expo.
sltiou.
A fresh shipment OF Wild ducks a
TIE san Jose market.
Ex-Governor Herbert J. IIazcrmar
leaves this morning for Roswell after
spending tho Irrigation congress week
In this city.
Morcy Field, who has been man
aging the II. r. Putnoy store nj Jcmc2
Pueblo for several months past. Is In
tho city FOR the winter.
Triple Link Rcbckah lodge viii hold
q special meeting AZ odd Fellows hnll
at 1880 this evening. Hy order OF the
Noblc Grand. Visitors welcome.
W. +, Anderson. travelling agent Of
tho Eastern Railway OF New Mcxlco,
with headquarters at Amarillo. Texas.
is in the city for the week.
All members Of Rebckah lodge and
visitors meet ut the hotel hail ut the
foot Of the vladuct at Q n. nj. this
morning. by order of the president
Mrs. M. Chapman.
Mr.. and Afra. George Sherwood. Of
~Tucumcari, ". NJ, arr In the city visit
Ing friends, Mr.. Sherwood being in
attendance at the big meeting OF the
odd Follows.
G.. A.. Amcut, who has been o dele .
gate to several recent irrigation con-
crosses, left last night for his home
in Domlng, stating that he considered
tho u just closed the most successful
congress he ever attended.
Have your cards printed by The
journal Publishing company. Cnsur-
passed facilities. all styles. prompt de-
livery.
COME ZEE THE EFFECT OF ONE
MIND UPON ANOTHER :30-2OG
SOUTH SECOND ST. FOR THIRTY
HOURS A MAN WILL BE IN
SLEEP. JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
COME AND ASK:
Manager i. Lindemanu, of the
singer Sewing Machine company at
Las Vegas. ana w. Is. Sharp, man
niger for the same company in Santa
Zee, arrived In the city yesterday 10
transact business ana take in the hlg
iaIr.
Mr.. Edgar Clegg ana Miss Margaret
Bradley were married yesterday after
noon at tho Highland Methodist
parsonage by Rev Leon /. Nc
cain, pastor. Both Young people came
lcre recently from New Jersey. M.
Elegg Is IN cmploye Of The Santa Fc
company and they viii make their
in this city.
Fun at the Curio store! Curios
away! We will throw away
to $l00 worth of curios ana other
goods from the roo Of the John Lee
'larkc building, corner Central ave-
1uo ana First street at 1880 o'clock
tuesday evening, october 6. Come and
the fun, We are going to auction
,f part OF u $4,000 stock OF Nav
ljo blankets ana art goods every night
u 9 o'clock, BE sure and come Look
the illuminated Indian horse. J
= Palmer, ~aucti0nccr.