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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

John H. Hopkins & Co. have a line
of graduation shoes among their
''Whirl of the Town" stock, he is
specially anxious for you to see. If the
occasion interests you. 1t is the new
$3.50 shoe he sells for only $500, in the
little store" on Cony street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

Following are the students who have
graduated from the Shaw Business
College during the present week: Hat
tie f. Messenger of Gardiner, short
hand; Marion Ellis of Sidney, short
hand; Adelbert Niles of Augusta
bookkeeping; Harry N. Foss of Au-
gusta, shorthand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

F.. f. Marson the State street car
riage manufacturer is doing a -four
ishirg business. He is quite proud of
that cushion tire Concord he turns out
from his own factory. Is not con-
fined to any one line or make, has
them all for your INSPECTION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

Court Pine Tree, No. 90. F. of A..
initiated two members and received
nine applications. The lodge is maxi
ing rapid progress and great interest
is being shown by the members. The
Gardiner degree team will be present
and perform the work Thursday even
ing, June IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

Among the intentions of marriage
which have been recorded at the office
of the city clerk during the week are
those of Willie Arthur French Of Au-
gusta and Ethel Fay Morgan of Ran
dolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

Cushnoc Grange of Riverside will
hold it's annual Strawberry festival
Saturday evening and all members are
invited to be present. An excellent
program is being arranged by the
worthy lecturer, Mrs. Dennis Donovan,
and an enjoyable occasion is rantici-
ma fed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

The three-masted schooner Winnie
gance. Captain Blaisdell, arrived at
this port Wednesday evening in tow
of the tug Charlie Lawrence and now
lies at the wharf of the Augusta Lum-
Der Co, where she will load spruce for
the New York market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

One of the gasoline cruisers of the
Kennebec Yacht Club was up the rlv-
err yesterday with J. r. and l.. II.
Wing on board, and was moored at
the City landing during the afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

The gold watch which was given to
the holder of the lucky coupon at the
Opera house last evening, was pre-
scented to William H. Getchell of this
oitv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05
Local Notice.

During the month of June Mr.. Mac
Nichols studio will be open on Monr
i{ays. Tuesdays, Thursdays and ~
DAYS only. june2d1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

Matters in police circles are quiet just
at present and the only occupant Of the
station for the past two nights was one
lodger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05
BRIEFS.

Kennebec shad, fresh halbut,
mackerel, butter fish and sea trout to-
day at l.. S. YOung's market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

The w. D. Hutchings Co. has sofa
the Arthur G. Dunlap farm OF 6o acres
near Richmond Corner to Harry PIERCE
Of Wellington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05
JOHN II.
HOPKINS Go.
a co"T ST.
ia
NOTICE.

My wife, DELLA ABBOTT, having left
my bed and board. without Just cause. |
hereby forbid any person trusting her on
$3.50 HEoRGE NJ. A2ROTT.sJ
-IsJ1s ysbssnbsW doIuhB 55suads Nm
june5fri3t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

Worth a dollar box Satin skin fare
poWder costs but CSC Are you using 1t!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-05

The Republican voters of the City OF
Augusta are requested to meet In Caucus
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
La CAMP Ana De IA
Union en- Manati.
a vetsTano don Jose Rivera ] 81 fO-
gosisim0 ! briIIants OTat0l Cor
doVa DauiIa.
JuVUnluA saluslasta que Vi tres les eGBquIstaS
aalafdoa,

AgogGo 49, Oontinda 81 feFvog pdbiiOO
mRnifeBt6ndos8 On e8tR ComATcs con todoB
Loo sntusiaEmos que ron pFecuFsoseg de
una 0upl6ndida viOtoriR & fAvaE dol gran
paFtid0 rsinblioan0.
TodABlRG n0chSs we're muY ConCuFEiao
81 club, BGs usloneg son IN ptqutfi5s pa
70 OontensF Ii avalanche De unioniatas que
10 0cupan. DuFanto Is BemauR .tual be
sidO precise utiliEBE la plaza y las aVsni
dRs p6bliCas para Lon aCtog oFalea que e.
tan deapaRtRndo viVfaim0 inteE6g entye les
mpltitudeg. #
EI misin es 60 If devotion diaEia, 90 ha
hgCho indispensable eHto msdio de propa'
ganda, punto do t0neH los oRadOFeB Ia
obligation todaB las nocheB de C0mpaEsCsT,
ante numGPoBon audit0EioB qGe altsrr All
vamente 90 Bucaden, compuesto de damas,
CabRlleFoB, de gsnts del puob , elsmsn
too del campo, que RC0Rtan laB BESnCiRB
de aus domiciIioB atEafdoB par 81 m6giOo
imam dc la palabFR.
Los oiCioB p6blico8 del pRTtido, loB a.
tan EsRligand0 CON notable iLteF6s oil ho'
noTRbls pFeEidsnte don JoE6 Rivera, que
= una RCtiVidRd, 10 CuRl no ppado FivA'
liERE IN hombE0 i6vsn, y que ll0va BobFs
aus hembROg gRandGg tFabsjoB que nj I0
abKuman nj 10 embREazRD; don F6 ix Cor
dovR D&vila, que abandopR t.mp0Falmon'
to 81 gill6n de ID magigtEaturo, y egCGtim3
parts de Bug eItudioB , quits h9EaB a Les
deliCiRH del hogaE, dOnde ti0ns RRg puTfsi'
m0B afect0L para 0ltregGRbe de llen0 con
90 alma dc poeta = de p0nsRdoF 81 Quito
del pueblo y ora On el C0mit6, y ora On ell
ClU6, ya an 10 tTibunR, oEa ioBpiEandO lR
pFenHa, HismpTs , guiRndo & las mu'titu
der p0P un BVndeT0 noble, eV 0l Vsrbo que
deade 10 G6tsdER popular electEigs les ms
gag, con gu pRlRbEa serena ? convinCsn'
ts, I0vanta I0B eBpfPiEuB ailments lee
ConCianCiaB, humRnizRnd0 ga leDgu ja Co.
mo LamRFtin0, hRBtR llsvsTIo Is senCi'
lies, donde t0dog 10 entienden.
BuenoB sIsmentoB geCUndan Rivera ,
C6pdova; & 0lIos que E0pFs8sutSn, 0l pri'
nero lR autoridsd = la expsrisncia do loS
amos, = el Bagundo 0l CaEaCEsTs IL iluUtERci6n
y Iaa simpRtias de tod0 un pueblo, Bs uue
lR faIanje irRsduCtible do la juventud, que
antuEiaStR y bEioga RiempTP, Va tras las
conquistas del tempo, digpusDtsg & les g'o'
niaB del Tabor 6 & Ian OsidsB del CAlVaRi0
En- sIta hGEmoaR CFu8Rda del pGtEiotiBm0
y del honor pu0EseFRique6o, estGn tambi6n
On aHCsna, de pie, como oiciR!oa puudOno'
roaoa Gotrich, que hAbls al pueblo obE0rc,
y 90 pRlabrR tien8 eI RCsnto d luchador
de un ConvsncidO; Nit s ,ntsua. qua
quisEs para 90 pueblo 81 Fsinsdo de la
iguaIdsd, de l8 juBtiCis y del order, = sp
90 pusstOs HRb0 hRGsF honor Ion auyta
aunqus Alguno BRlte la vplla.
Una BamRnR dc COnBagFaCi6n ideal 90
eBtR para MRnatf, en- 10 que a Uoi6n de
Puerto Rico 90 Tefere, ? de i, GGil eRfneTZo
para sl paTtidO FepubliCRno, qQe eBpiandO
BuB tFemandaB culpaB en- lA8 VispeFRg de
"a musHts On todO 81 pRfg, ogor.zs sr tire
d6biI luz, voncidO p0r guB pEopiaO ArmAg.
II. MOreI CanGpO8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

DO you want : nice, c'saD, large mi
TadoE or front room? Luna st., No. 48.
Splendid view. Ltw rent. 8v.L
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
La Junta Superior de Sanidad y ell
case de MavsgiiGz.
50 leOptan las GORGIuSIOBos dol LCdo. Hernandez
Lopez.

La JuntS SupsFioE de SRuidRd, en- %
sssi6n del diA 13 aCoEd6 poE un9nimidad
aoeptaF Loo C0nOluBioneS pTesentadau poF
81 Vocal LatEadO, LCdO. HeFn6nds8 L6
pee, FegpGCto de 10 dsnunciS ''p0F ds1acstO"
SstobIecidR aDto lR OoEts Federal de Pu0r'
to Rico poF el OnCRFgado de Ia FGbEicR de
hielo de MAJagI38, contra d Official do
SanidRd do RquaIl8 CiudRd. DiChRg Conclu'
nione8 gon como Igue:
GEL Vocal Letrado de Ia Ju1tR entisn'
de, que 10 autoVi TAD BRnitRTiB de Puerto
Rico, On cumplimiento de lRB LeyQB sani'
taRian locales, puede inteEvsniT en- 10 inH'
peCci6n de loa pr0duCt0B indugtFiBl0l, dc
CuRlquisr f6briCR eNtableCidR en- Puerto
Rico, y que 0zpenda diChoI artieu'o0 pnEa
81 Consumo de les hsbitantOB de Puerto
Rico, que GxpOnd8 diCh0g RRt1 :ul0B pREG
el consume de los hsbitautea de PuOEtO
Rico tia Cuando diChA fibTiCa GBt6 oCupR'
do judiCialment0 poE 10 Hon. CoTts de
Diutrito de lOg EStados Unidon ca PaeFtO
Rico, DOR cuSnt0 dichR inBp0Cci62 no %
dirigs s impsdir d0sConeCGr Is juEiBdiC'
ci6n de dichR CoEte, de8sbsdsC0F Bul
autos pRoVidenciag, sin6~6 pEotejeP ID Do
lud dol Pueblo DO Puerto Rico, 10 Oual nc
O. mAtsria do ID CompstonCis dc diOhI
CoRte, Of no que O0FFeuponda & 10 acoi6n
del Pusb'o do Puslto Rico = de Bus Ls
YER.
'Qao per tontO 81 DspsFtameuto do So
nidad daba elevAE infoFmo do 0gte OGao q
Hon. GobaEnadoE de Puerto Rico BOliCi
tando que poF Gl Hon. Attorney de- Pu0r
to Rico % tome 10 aCCi61 que juggue pro
COdsnte, para defender , hRO0E yaloR ID
autoRidad y efeauiB de Las lsyo1 EanitaEia
do Puerto Rico , de los fanGionRFiou On
OargadoB de hAO0Fls Cumplir'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
AbrlgOs de veranp,

En el PARIS BAZAR % acabsn de
EscibiP abRigoB fsrms MONTE CARLO
On color Champagne pFOpiO8 para la esta'
ci6n. Los hay 0IegantiBimoB con CusIIoE
boFdadOa y de pFeci0B muy limitadOB. Para
Balidaa dc tsatFo y de bailea 500 inmejOFa'
bleB. En- abTigoB negTOs hay IN gran
guFtido. AbaniCOg iepOnesag gran move.
dad, peEfumeRia ana fPanCa7a do Ina mei0
Re8 maFcaB, CintuFonGg, psinetaB iriaidad
de aEtfculoR dc nOVedad que esta casa ra
Cibe poR tod0a Loo yap0Fs8 qua llegan ID
Europa. PEDRO GIUsTI, FoFtala'
m ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

-HS ESgEo8sdO dc Msyag1.z ol sub
pomiaiOnAdO do Instruction EaH0r HAddoCk,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
DistinguidOs huespedes.

se enGoentFS On sDtS ciudad en- anuntoB
do administration, rueBtEO eEtimAb'O com
pStEiOta el alCAldo do Msy0gU9z senior
MaEiAnO RiOFR Palmer & guie1 aCompafls
30 dlatiDguida 81 II 'rR.
Bisnv0nidos Ia CiudRd 81 buen amigo
y pOpulOF a!Calds mNyOg ii :ENnO y 10 eGti'
mRbl0 Rfi9R0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
CiHC0 PabelI6n.

Ests noChs daFG ana vREiada y aGC0gida
fanCi6n sl CiECo, poDisndo diffoileB ej0ECi,
Oiog en- que tomRF6n paFts los pEinCipRl0B
0RtiatAR dc la CompaifP.
MAhRna domingo hAbrG mRtin6o Ompa'
z2ndO & leo y media de Ia taEdP.
IAl CiFCO Ggta n0Chs = mafiGnA!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
EmpEsSa teatraI.
ComnHln c6nIea-drundtIea d Enrique Bora,

CablsgVama de Okdi1, rsCibido hoy Is.
"GOmila-TeNtEO municipal, Puerto Rico,
San Juan.
ACabo do smbAECaF para eBs con tcdo
Ol personal dc Ia Compafifa. TFaigO TODD
81 nuOvO d0COTAdO J vGstuGEiO, t0GminadO.
SAlUde On nuCBtr0 nombra Al iluutFado pd
bliCO do Puerto Rico BOTT6S Lopez"
5igUe alberto sl Abono de II & IL q, a..
y do 2 & 6 p. M, On 10 CHllO do San Fran
cisco n6m0Eo %. On la "TisnditN" al ladO
del ayuntamisntO.
TambiOn pusdon hRCsr Cuantos oncRTgo1
quisrAn para el RbOno Rl StfM U Uses Lou
bFial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
Una pEGgunta,

1por que 0l OyuutSmientO de OstR ciu'
dad ha impus8to. u0gdu 90 dice, una con-
tRibuCi6n & Lea fSbriCA0 dc %Ne'aa sn que
no sxislen pEoviSione8 nj 0tEoa otsCtoB &C.
tnndo vigant9 lR "Ley do AFbitEiOB CON
Onmisnda1 incorporates haBts mario IA
de 1907" On CuyS B0COi6n 1O5. CapftulO
II, % lOi: GA PGEtiF del die On que sDtG
Icy Ooa aprObRds, ningdn diHtrito munich
pal nj OtFs division administrative de Pto.
Rico PodF6 imponOF 6 FaCaudar niDg6n de-
EechO do Connumo nj RFbitFio local Bobr0
COnsumO 8 uso de CuAlquiF AEticulO Bujetn
contribution bOjO Lea OOndiCiOnsI de oOtn
lOg2"
Que OOntsote quien corresponds. O.
guO8, P. R.-Ue VcciHO.
-Ha rsgEo1ado 40 Ns1ag1ez o. sub
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
PlOLI EN- PUERTO RICO,

DiGcon cantadog poE 81 famoBo Paoli,
OaFuso, ConntRntinO, etc. etc., acRbAn de
rs0ibir On Gel Ci0lO'. Sigus el baFatillO
de olan y t0la, Camas etc. etc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

En- Ia CidE0, hay uu caBo de pnsumo'
nis bajo tEAtamisnto del Ofcial do ea'
nidRd:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

LAS ALMoRRANAs Sc CURAN
EN- 8 n Ia DIAS, con Ell UNGUENTo DE
PAZO, va sean sinnples, san grantees. con picaZ6n
eYteFDsg nor Pabs16es sean.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

Aver taRds o8tuvo raunido sl Oomit6
do franquiOiaH del OOnBie Executive,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12

2-When I landed band of savage Indians.
armed with bows and arrows, hatchets and
spears crowding about me. demanding
"fre-water." 1 did not know what they meant
by this, besides / did not have any with me.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
MCGunc & Storey Sold ClothlnS.

a deal was made last week whereby
X. C.. Chcvalier becomes the sole pos
SCISSOR of the large clothing stock of
McCunc n Storey, both Mr.. McCunc
and Mr.. Storey retiring from the bust
ness. Mr.. McCune will continue Ia
run the business until the first of Au-
gust when an invoice will be taken and
Mr.. Chevalicr will take possession.
Mr.. Chevalier will continue the bust
ness in the old stand and we predict
success for him as he has II large ac-
quaintancc both here and west of Us.
lie is not new at the business rs he has
been in the business for over three
years and understands it thoroughly.
Mr.. McCunc. we understand. will move
to kcarncv for the present. but ha,
not decided what business he will take
up. lie has conducted a clean b~usinc,.
while here and has made many friend,
10y his upright. progressive way of
business dealing. We wish him sue.
cess wherever he may decide to locate.
-Bladcn Enterprise,
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03

competition individuali,m, democracy,
are to become obsolete. mere historic
terms, aud that the nation will then
have to determine it, destiny as to
whether it shall be privately monopol
lied or publicly monopoli@cd- shall he
plutocratic or socialiS,ic.
There is no evading the issue. We
must either destroy thetrusts rs trusts
or they will Own us or we will own
them. The democratic party stands
for the dissolution of the trusts and a
return to the competitive system: the
republican party, through il, failure
TO enforce the Sherman law. no less
than by its reactiomary platform,
stands for the continuance or the
trusts, aud So for the plutocracy or
socialism dilemma. En-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03

Representative Littleiield's attack
Oh the Sherman antitrust law, before
the Illinois bar association at Chi
cago, was not SO much an attack on
the law, aftor all, AS on the manner of
its enforcement.
II Is doubtless true, rs he asserts,
TINT some three.quarters of Il million
dollars have been expended in its en.
~torcemcnt, resulting in only $4,000
of fines, aud that the average number
Of convictions has been only little
moro than one u year in the last seven
Years.
This does not prove that the law is
bad or faulty. II does prove since
conviction, have been sccured-thut
it, enforcement is possible. Ii there
have not been more convictions il is
because tho administration has Teen
lame and half hearted in the perform
ancc Of its duty.
And that this is the fact is IA matter
OF common knowledge. Rigidly and
bravcly enforced, without fear or par
TALLY, this law would dissolve the
great mOnopolistic trusts and restore
free competition. Yet the truth is
that since the law was passed, the
number of trusts has quadrlrpled.
while the amour of capital they con,
troll, both actually and by comparison,
with the entire industrial capital, has
enormously increased.
That the steel trust exists EVERYONE
knows. That it arbitrarily fixes prices
thctrust itself has proclaimed pub.
licly, and that within the last few
weeks The law itself makes the trust
and its actions illegal. Yet the adj
miniStra,ion has not lifted its finger
10 compe! this great trust to obey the
law,
The country is squarcly face 10 face
with the question whether the anti.
trust law shall be enforced. Its en-.
forcement does not mean the closing
down OF the factories. But it does
mean the dissolution of the trusts. Ii
means that wages, the prices of raw
materials, aud the prices OF finished
products shall be fixed, not by "A Join,
board, but 10y the great law of compe
titlOn. 1t means honest business anC
fair prices, aud these mean, in turn
more and better business aud a NOR
stable, Just, aud evenly distributed
prosperity.
The non.cnforcement of the law, OF
the other hand means IA confession
that this nation is not great and stron.
enough to enforce tho law agains'
monopolistic wealth. 1t means "A con
fession that the trusts are stronger
and more powerful than the peopl,
aud their government. Il means tina
the trust system is TO continue, aut
grow, till the last vestices Of compe
tition are destroyed, and private mono
poly absolutely controls the industrial
field. This, IN its turn, means tina
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
Short Lengths and Remnants

of calicoes. percales, dimities batistes, lawns and other
wash goods on sale at 9 to 10 a. m. and , to ) p. m.
each day OF this sale, per yard -. SIC
AS we have only a limited quantity of these, they
will be on sale only at the above terms. not more than
IS yards to each lady customer. These goods are.
without question. one of the greatest bargains ever of.
fered in this class of material. They are in 81 to 10
yard lengths. and are perfect, high class goods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
Diveruing

II~ushNNd-l'm afraid I'm becoming
cross eyed, my dear. Wire-Thc idea.
Why DO you think that; Husband
This thing OF trying to lo0l; nj my in
cOAe ANA oGr expresses ut the same
tine is slowly hut surely getting It's
work ~ia.-ChicaSA News.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
MoGarn Facilities,

'Who was dis Rip Van Winklc:"
"An old time guy wot slept IN de
mountains"
"Dldn't have no public libraries. ,
s'pose. In his day ~?"-I.ouiSville Cou
r~icr-Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
C5uri,t Him.

Mrs. IIoylc-i've found out whore
ny husband spends his evenings, Mrs.
You 500, ] had to stay IN mysrlf last
night. iIarpry's Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
County Officers.
Weather lencrt.

The instrumental readings are from
government standard instruments eX,
posed in the manner recommended by
ihe chief OF the weather bureau:
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
Cruelty and fear shake hands togeth
cr.-Bu,Zac.
MERE II RELIEF FOR WOMEN.

Mother Gray, u nurse in New York discovered
nm AromGti" pleasant herb cure for women's
Ills called AI>FRALiANLEAF. IL is the only
certain regulator, cures female weaknesses
aud bacEgche, kidney. bladder and urinary
troubles Al All druggists or by mail 80 cents.
! lie Roy, y, y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
u PRICE SALE

Oh All the Czrrna F~etticoats, Heather.
bloom, Feathersiik and Arbutus Cloth.
Black or Colored1
10 Nnderskirts. sale price .....S 50
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03

That e every mans country where
10 lives best AriStOphancs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
Extraordinary Dress Goods BARGAINS

Sptcial lot of the newest and lateot soc and CSC
Wool Dress Fabrics. Sale price per yard ........ 25c
Special lot Of the SiI5 and sI.25 Impaired Wool
Dress Fabrics; handsome designs and colors. Sale
price pei yaIu' &. SOC
Csc black and colored Panama Dress Goods. Sale
Csc black and colored Mohair Dress Goods. Sale
price soc
All the 500. S!.25 and 81. so one black Dress Goods
on sale at, per yard ................. 75c, S5c and CSC
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03

All tho Men'>. Ladies. Boys Misses
and Bhildren's Hosiery will I've sold
at special cut prices. All til notions
az cnt prices. Kings thread &c, Coats
thread &c. Bargains in hose support
ers, handkerchiefs. collars, pins, safety
h md bags, purses, shoes, laces, cts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
~ I-7C and ISc
Zephyr 0inghamS

Special lot of 1870 and Ice Zephyr
Ginghsms. On sale in 30 to 10 yard
lengths, per yard &c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
NEW YORK STORE
Reorganization Clearing Sale

In this sale we are going to sell out completely several
tunity to get extraordinary bargains in them as they n
regular goods, we place an sale several special lots of g
better than the goods known as mill remnants, and at
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
POTTER BLOCK
RED CLOUD

several of the different lines of goods. Now is your oppor-
they must all go. In addition to the special prices on all the
Dts of goods in short lengths and remnants. These are much
and at these prices are great bargains.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
Cut Price Sale

All the Umbrellas, Ladies Combs,
Bets, Haudkerchicfs, Notions, Hosi-
cry. Etc, will he placed on sale at
wholesale cost' or less.
Ladies aud Mems S1.2j umbrellas s .15
q" d" 100 gS
=. ~
=. =. 20 " lS
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-07-03
All the Wash Goods

on sale at extraordinary Bargain
Prices. Per yard, nc, lOc, l2is1Ic.
12c, 1Sc and25c.
Special lot Of 15c Wash Goods on
sale in 2is to 10 yatd lengths. Sale
price per yard l5c.
Speciol lot of zoe and pc Wash
Dr. SIS Fabrics on sale in ~ L 10 yard
lengths, per yard Zoe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-09

the placing OF tracks one above another
to accommodate the dirt trains.
During the month OF July. 1901. 81
600 cubic yards Of dirt were excavated
at Culebra cut: one year later the
monthly excavation was upward OF So
600 cubic yards. and during the month
OF July. 1906. $4,000 cubic yards were
removed from the nine-miie strips.
II Is worthy Of notice that on March
II. 1907. the daily excavation was
greater than the amount shovelcd out
during the first month Of July cited.
The present monthly excavation varies
between 100000 and 10000 cubic
yards: and with the passing Of the
rainy season 100000 cubic yards a
month will be the assured excavation
record OF the cuiebra army.
But back OF this record Of monthly
excavation and as a preliminary condl.
tion essential to the present efficiency
Of the Culebra army Is the story Of the