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The Jasper news., 1908-01-02
Being the
"reminiscences ,
of a
Nature Fakir
(Copyright, by Joseph 3. Bowles.)
By
John Kendrick Bangs

you was talkin' about that tame
crow O your son Horisses the other
day, Captain" said ST Wotherspoon as
the Nature Fakirs association of Cape
Porpoise gathered about the post Of
flee stove. Whatever became Of
him?" I T
1--WE had to lose him, ST.. replied
his head. "Horiss took him thirty
miles off into the woods one dark
night an left him there on a limb re-
citin' The Boy Stood on the Burnin'
Deck, an i tell ye it was lonesome
house he left behind him."
HE really could talk, could he?"
asked the Postmaster.
. "Talk?" calculated the Captain.
"Well, I guess. If you was settin'
in the room next TO where he was
you'd a thought church sociable
was goin' on in there"
"What d he talk about?" queried
81.
! He was compendium O general
Information" said the Captain What
ever he'd hear anybody say one day,
sometimes got kind of embarrassin',
seein' how We say things now. an
then ye don't like to be reminded Of
later. We had six boarders an ten
mealers that year, an after dinner was
over an the mealers had gone back
home the boarders would naterly
make remarks about EN- One mealer
p'tic'larly was one o. them old maids
on the shady side O fifty that liked to
dress jest leetle. too young for her.
self., She was a Miss Scagway from
Elmiry, New York, an she used to
rig herself out an behave like one o.
'em gigglers from the high school, an
the way she made: eyes at them col.
1ege boys was next door to scandlous
One night after she'd gone home one
of the boarders made the remark that
that there Miss Scagway d be arrest.
ed for kidnappin' before the summer
was over, an unfortunately Jim heard
the observation, an 1t seemed to
please him. Next mornin' at breakfast
as mother was cuttin' the punkin pie,
with Miss Scagway settin' there look.
in nineteen an half, an maxim
eyes at young college kid from
Boston, Jim flops in through the win
der, an perches hisself on top O. the
bookcase we KEEP our chiny in, an be.
gins TO yell 'Skagway, Skagway, Skag-
way Even that didn't bother us any,
because her name was Skagway, an
It's name that anybody can mention
In the presence OF ladies without apollo
sizin. But when he'd done that an
attracted everybody's attention to his
self, he leaned forward an squNwked
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02

The dahlia rivals the hanson cab in
the matter of having smothered the
memory of the man after whom it was
named. But, persons who use them at
least pronounce hanson as Joseph
Hanson pronounced his surname,
whereas probably most people call the
flower "daylia," thus getting hopeless.
ly remote from the Swedish Dr. Dahl,
the pupil of Linnaeus, who brought
this Mexican plant into cultivation in
Europe. How many who know the
fuehsia ever heard of the sixteenth
century German botanist, Leonard
Fuchs? Germany, by the way, calls
the dahlia "Georgine," in honor of an.
other bontanist, Georgi
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02

England has kindly sent us an apos
lie OF happiness who is going 10 teach
rs how to cheer up. Before sending
such missionary to nation famous
or its Keen sense Of humor (which is
'ne greas source of happiness), she
should have practiced on her sister
ISLANDERS. tie Scotch, who are pro.
1erbially never happy unless they are
miserable. AS a matter of fact.
Americans prefer to be happy in theiS
,wn way, and not In the ponderous
British fashion.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02

'tryin' to pull It towards, III. windera
'thinkln' no doubt that II he got It that
far there wouldn't be no trouble about
his gettin' away with II altogether
He was Gavin away to beat creation,
an calm out, Come ON, dod.gast vel
Come ont with every Jerk on the
leather handle. We'll, 81 course that
set the detectives thinMn' an they
come around to my house to investi.
gate, AN sure enough, out in the barn,
laid across the top o one o. the beams
In the hay loft, there was all the loot
that they'd missed, an alot more be-
sides. There was spoons. an knives,
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02
Not a Bit BashfuI.

Visitor from the North--When I
poked that crab that got off the string,
he Jumped right at me. was very
much surprised at his apparent bold
ness.
Southern Hostess-Why We're you?
Northern Visitor-Gecause had al
ways been told crabs were so back
Baltimore American.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02
Bamboo Pulp for Paper.

land and sundry dues. would be in-3
creased to $a7 as the price delivered
to London or Liverpool, and consid
erlng the quality of the pnlp a profit
should be realized, since wood pulp.
Is valued at $40 to si5 a ten. -Fhei
value of the pulp for local use In a pas
per mill In Burma is considered to be
nndoubted and the manufacture Of
paper from bamboo therefore offers
favorable possibilities as new indus.
try for Burma"
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02
What Brought Him.

Mr.. Gotsum-M Maria. how long has
that young Smoothley been coming
here to see Nellie?
Mrs. Gotsum--Let me sec. You.
remember when the papers published
that story about your having sold a
gold mine for half million? 4,
Z Yes
well. as nearly as recall 1t, that's
the time when he began coming"
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02
.Iha Future of the l4orse.

"In the course of time" said the mo-
toroist, the automobile will have COM.
pietely superseded the horse
Maybe So" answered Farmer Corn
tossel. But it's my guess that there'Il
allus be enough horses KEEP around to
tote folks back home when the ma,
chinery breaks or the gasoline gives
outs-Washingtoh Star. "
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02

"Gee!" cried ST.
Mother dropped the nunkin pie on
the floor, made a grab for Jim, an
Miss Scagway rose up an swep' from
the room like as though she was the
empress o Roosia, an she never come
back continued the Captain After
that put fly screens in all the win
ders TO keep Jim out O tn house dur
in the summer season. Later on he
begun to recite poetry. an things
that sounded like the editorials in
the Kennybunb Banner. Then final
ly when ] thought of all the chores
they was to be done about the
farm 1t seemed to me that Horiss
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02
Her choice 81 EvIIs.

Her Choice Of EviIse
Il saw Mrs, Parker kissing q pug1
dog this morning.
'Whas ri II n .:ssss ~
Shocking taste, I call 1t.
"Oh, don't know. Have you seen
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02
Explalnsd.

Patience--Why E do you supposog
there are SO many engagements made.
at the seashore?
Patrice-Because it seems 10 re-
7duire a lot of sand for a man TO pro-
pose marriage. nowadays. = Yonkers
Statesman.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30

I DR.. Chilcs Clifton FcrreH. for
many years the heal of the de-
'partnent Of Modern Languages
o. the University, has rendered
has resignation. THE resianl-
ton means a Crcatl1ss To Missis-
sppi. For many years tais dis
tinsuished professor has laborcd
unurinc in his field Of WORK and
his loss is looked upon with much
regret by the friends OF higher
education throughout not only
the State, but this Southern
country. Dr.. terreil was q gre t
s2uied man, ever ready to lend
any assistance to any STUDENT.
his whole life was in his work and
IN the upbuilding OF the iustitu-
ton. We hear from many Quart
ers sin ere regret that DR.. Ferrell
has severed his connection with
the University. We learn ne ex-
poets to engage in business along
commercial lines and our best
wishes 90 with him in the new
neld. The friends oi higher
learning everywhere realize TIE
loss higher education has su--
talned by Dr.. Fcrreli's cm5lrking
in another field oi iiabor.
His place viii be hard to ill,
but we trust some splendid char
acter and ripe scholar will be
found to take MS place. Nothing
short Of this viii make up for the
loss Of this splendid student,
teacher and christian gentleman.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30
W. NJ. Adams Dcld.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, July 81
Mr.. ". II. Adams died at il:40
Sunday morning. He suffered
untold agony for three weeks
with carbuncle. An operation
was performed, but the disease
continued 10 spread and finally
resulted in his death. Mir. Adams
was a years OF age.
The funeral service was held
from his residence, 515 West 9Th
street at I O'Clock Monday. His
remains were shipped to Myrtle,
Miss. Monday night. His vile.
his brother. Mr.. Hawk Adams,
of Walton, Miss, and his broth
erin law, MIR. Joseph Goolsby,
accompanied the remains.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30

Quit loallug, quit feeding on
gall, quit talking about yo oIr
neighoor, quit meddllng With
other peoples business and let
everybody pull together Tor prog
ress. Ee a man. say somethi lg
good or nothing, never be the
aggressor in wrangies and If you
do have TO reprimand, do il like
q man and let the other fellow
know that you mean business.
There are n number of our
young boys in oxford that de-
serve special credit for their way
OF spending the summer. Many
OF these boys have secured i1bs
with the concrete contractor al
the University and have been
making full time. This is a good
indication. The parents should
encourage the boys in getting
Jobs at hard manual labor, Nath-
ing will be Of SO much value IN
life rs to be able % 90 any kind
ol manual laror. People cvcry-
where. and especially in thc
towns, should Sec that their bow.
should have steady employment
throughout the summer. We
regret to notice that throughout
al these years we see 4 few idier.
that have never been known L.
20 a gocd days work. We should
teach oar boys that to labor Is
honest and not to labor is q dis
grace. We trust others will see
the good example Of these bows
and qui; loaGnC; if not let the
authorities see IL The law c4ano:
md permanent employment Tor
mis- class.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30

LOCAL ITEMS.
aN~~r~-s@NSNs~

Miss Minnie Roane has return
ed from Memphis.
Mrs. NJ. A. Browning is visit
ing her son on Splinter.
Miss Sallie Belle Duncan is
visiting relatives at Nolen.
Miss Marguerite Rhodes is the
guest of Memphis friends.
Mr.. ]. r. Harkins is having his
residence handsomely painted.
Mr.. Jeff Mcclellan, of Texas,
is visiting relatives in this county
Judge W. A. Roane is holding
court in New Albany this week.
Picnics and hay rides enhven
the dullness of the summer season
Mr.. Wiley Buford OF Walden
spent few days here this week.
Miss Bessie Rushing spent the
past week with her sister IN oA-
ford.
Hon. James Stone had profess
sienal business in Memphis Sat
urday.
Mr.. Herman Glenn has return
ed from a two weeks visit to Ten
nessee.
Messrs. C. A. McCharen and
j. H. Lawshee spent Thursday IN
Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Gilbert OF
Money, are visiting their parents
near Holder.
A delightful hay ride was en-,
lived by merry young GROVE
Filay night.
DR.. Harley Stands OF Grenaua
had business in the city the latte
part of last week.
Miss Myrtice Gray is visiting
relatives, and friends in Ciarks
dale and Alligator.
The residence OF Mrs. King an'
Mrs. Mcmahon on Unlversl'.
street is almost finished.
The residence which is oeln'
built for DR.. f. 5. Bramie''
nearing completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. hicke! :
Bay Springs, visited reiauseS 4
Oxford last week.
Mr.. Logan Bogard is spenuilnl
the first Of the week III CiarA'
dal with the Grenada team.
Mrs. Jordan Tomlinson an
children, of Coahoma, are III
guests OF Mrs. l.. W. Iomiii''oi
Mr.. Earl Porter, of Memphis
spent Sunday here with hls par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. for'el
Mrs. Emma Wallace and daug
ters, Addie Lee and Vivian, nay
returned from a delightful Wis
~ relatives in Mempls.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30
CAPT. Soight Change Date.

RIPLEY. Miss, July u, 1908.
Dear Editor: Please announce
in your issue Of this week that on
account of a previous engage
ment and confusing of dates |
will be compelled to call in my
appointment to speak at LaFay-
cite Springs on the 3lst, but will
name a later date for that place.
expect, however, to be at Alb
beville at IL O'Clock Aug. 1st and
at oxford at 3 pm same day.
Yours truly,
THOMAS SPIGHT.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30
NIts:c.

Miss Nan K. Hooper will open
her Studio of Music at the Egis-
copaI Rectory on the second
Monday in September. Pupils
solicited. Communication can
be had with her at the residence
OF Mrs. BemPrice.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30
M,JNlCIPAL N0alNEES.

For Mayor-R. S. Adams.
Fo- Nsrsh.i-E T. Temple.
For Treasurer @. II Keys.
For Aldermen Towns large J. Il
Fay-hee. Ward No Fielder S -
;e-. Ward No Nv l. Goodwin, " ard
No. 81. V. Somervilie, y ard 80. /
r 3. Robson.
For Executive Committee oN 7, :
at large-B. p. Gray, Nsfd no A.
]. Harkins, Ward No. - o kaney'
Ward No Sc o Davidson, Ward Ao
A-G II Knight.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30
s. s. WEBSTER,
AGENT, Oxford. Miss.

For the Singer Sewing Machine
and Wheeler " Wilson Machines.
Call and examine machines and
prices. Terms reasonable, pay
ments easy. Satisfaction guaran
teed.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30
For Sale.

Ono 20 H. p. Boiler and En-
gine, 10 Saw Gin and outfit with
Elevator attachment all in good
repair. For terms and prices ap-
ply to r. l.. LINKEP.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30
Pr,t.

\ good home with eiectrir
lights. telephone and water work ;
Close to town, close to the Uni
versity and close TO the Training
School. Apply to
I. S. LEAVELL.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30
For Pert

Good two-story. 8-room resi-
ienec CT boarding house on Uni
versity street. with all modern
sonyeniences. Apply TO
MRs. 81. G. MOORE.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30
ForSslc

| nave a good farm for sale five
niles Fest of Oxford. Close 70
church and school Easy pay
meEts. see in Oxford
\. +. CaLLAWAY.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30

Mr.. s. s. Webster is one of the
best machine agents our country
has ever had. lie IS Iisposing OF
a great many iirst-ciass machines
and keeps busy al the time.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30
For Ssie.

Ny little farm of 100 acres in
one mile of Oxford. Terms easy
Apply TO MRS. b. Z. EE.
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30
ne Oxford Eagle.
lliaoi; Central z. r. Time Table
JULY slst, 1905.

txBRPd hOUND)
80. u, passen g"r. leaves at 5:31 , y.
a.. 8. passenger, leaves AT as m
-. Is. local freight. arrives s:I6 Il
ani departs AZ 8;oc d n
SOUTH BOUND
80. 2S. passenger, leaves at lt;29 n
No. 5, passenger, leaves at s.2o P n
n. %, local freight, arrives s.l5 7 n
and 1.parta at 2:i5 ? n,
r.. GENNBEREY, a ebt
Oxford eagle., 1908-07-30

tenn has been very irregular and
defective, and we are anxiously
looking forward to the final COM
pletion OF the city light plant,
when We can depend upon proper
service.
A big picnic was given at Bur-
CESS yesterday, and from all re
ports this proved to be one OF the
most enjoyable of the season.
The genial people of this vicinity
are delightful hosts and one can
always depend on rare entertain
ment when among them.
A dance will be given at the
Opera HOUSE Friday night. MIR.
James Gordon Gillespie mas leas-
ed the opera house and will give
a dance every Friday night to
the dancing young ladies and
gentlemen of the city. These
/ dances will be well attended and
perfect order and innocent amuse
ment will be afforded. The lovers
Iof this favorite past time will
meet every Friday night at s
Io'clock. The old and the young
are invited. Mr.. Gillespie has
had considerable experience i'll
conducting dances, having been
member of the Junior Prom
/ Committee last season, and may
be depended upon to give enjoy
able dances.
The camp meeting will besir
at Lafayette Springs Sunday
Aug. 9th. The preaching will b
. done by C. C. Cluck and wife
noted evangelists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02
MODERN W0ODMEN TO
ORGANIZE THIS EVENING
Grand Lodge OFFICER Here 10 N>sist
In Installation Of First Camp of
Order Ia New Mexico.

A. G. Euhank. deputy organizer of
the Modern Woodmcn of America.
spent a busy day Yesterday. HIling out
application blanks for membership in
the order and h,for, o'clock last
night had secured d sufficient mum
her OF applications 10 justify estab-
fishing a camp in Albuquerque and
granting 10 il a charter Mr.. Eu-
bank arrived here Monday night at
midnight Accompanied hy "a conn
mittec OF local Modern Noodmen h.
made the rounds of prosperity, mem
beers yesterday and secured the ra-
uuisite number nf applicants for the
establishment of "a camp a meeting
of applicants. and old members. who.
belong to other camps. viii Do. held .u
God Fellows hall at s O'Clock tonight
The applicants win all D.. on hand
and ~ is desired that aU members of
out nf town camps who are DO. The titv..
this meeting All Ola time.
members who attend the meeting will
be- urged to Join the local camp and
DO IS expected that an of them win
advantage Of Do opportunity. ss
10 VII De quite privilege to belong ta
The ur>t camp Co o. established in th.
territory. Refreshments aud "a mus-
'al pr"gram viii be- features Of to-
nights Entertainment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02
CLUB
To HOLD BIG
MEETING
Speeches and Entertainment
of All Kinds Ready for Gath
ering of Young Republicans
on Thursday NIGHT,

The Young Mems republican club
viii keep open house on Thursh bay
evening when the club viii present AN
other one of its interesting programs.
which are becoming more popular
with each effort. Thursday nights
program will include music by band.
and several popular musicians,
speeches and several very interest
ing sporting events, to say nothing of
cigars.
The club is making a vigorous effort
to increase It's membership to thrdc
hundred. The enrolment has nov
reached lS7, and it is proposed to put
IL over two hundred and fifty at thr
meeting tomorrow evening The club
rooms on Silver avenue are being fur+
nishod aud the walls decorated and
before many days have passed thd
roomS viii be as attractive as could
be desired Lcarnard and Lindemaum
have donated a piano for the use of
the club and this serves as a very sub
addition To the equipment. Az
cordial invitation is extended to every
republican 10 attend the meeting to-
evening
Following will bc the program:
song T.. f. Iandola
NddrCSS ............. j. A. Miller
\ I"IIn solo s...,... r. W. Haddcn
......... Male Quartotte
Address ....... w +. Newell
Selection Frank kcrzman
Piano selections. and q special cN-
IA attraction i'm tB. form, of "a .,,Yt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02
Insure in the Occidental Life.


r. G. Glse was here yesterday from
Las Vegas.
Mis- Ju,iq Br,Ear of ReIeu was a
visitor i'm tb, eff, v.et,rday
william ! Hammer was = visitor in
the city Yesterday from str,ar Cit,
" '''"'I'if ~ "o''n''S' mas
~ p''''Is 'S.,''s F"'pl''u J" 0eaI-
'''p' '''S '' ""e Gun '"7' ''"'N'l'
+. H. Robertson Of Las Vegas,
ap,"' Yesterday III the city on uusl-
~ SeligWaH and family arrived from
Bcruaiiio last night for Il shot visit
d" inc Guy
The uial of olNil cases b2 jury IN
i''thaliIlo county viii begin Monday
WV AZ '.'' 1t H.
General Charles e Eaalcv. a prom
mont citizen Of santa Fo. arrived in
the city Inst night
Do. a. O. u..a
N]rhoai., r,-,i.anna1 ,r.l, ,u'
9nuu, l.. h,,. an .h,,, .'t.u
- r.,l., ,.,. .., a..
Nan4,na
rr1,n. a.. n,.,th' ,, "",
.tb. ,,st
IT. .,.-. .,i &c.
.ul ,,.., ,ht. au.,,.n,, =, ,.5n ~,
u,, ~ -. ga - ~ -
nycnna '
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02
STR0NGS GAIN
DISAGREE
Following Recent ReConCiIia-
ton Wife Of Former AIbu-
QuerQue Boy Prepares to
Fight for Divorce,


FoiI""ihE "a recent reconciliation
"hl'h came upon the heels OF a sen
satIohdI sun Tor divorce hlod by Mrs
cora h'II' Slf"ns IN Denver, she mas
prepared 70 nght the charges brought
against her by hcr husband, Grover
strong lorl''rIN OF Alhuqu'rPue. The
Denver Iimes which publishes a two
column picture oi huooanc ana wife,
SayS'
lhat MIS-. cora Belle strong does
nor IhI'ha I" permit HroNer y strong
L" OBTAIN q "I\ofee from her without
making an cHort to have her side Of
the tIouple u INTO court is evil
d'hctd thtouEh an Application MED
SATURDAY IN inc county court in which
me request Is maze TOT additional
l'h'' 10 me n'I answer 10 the charges
Drought against htr 10y her husband
iIS. STRONG mas Deer lu san Franelsc"
fIhte inc couple separated. Strong
m Denver
MIS- strong hau h'r husband arrest
r' M'r'h J I'o' and thrown into
Jul from Nhl'h ne was released "a
4" hours Ial'r ON a $4,000 bond
le dI'Sall"nS made by Mrs strong
were extremely sensational ln tenor
htit the friends OF the couple inter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02

scientific questions viii also form part
OF tOday's program.
At . O'Clock tonight the annual ban
quot of the society will be held in the
Alvarado hotel. \ clever program of
toasts and responses has been pre-
pared.
The following physicians were
among those who arrived last night
to attend the meeting:
Or. V. s.. Cheyney, Ketncr; Dr.. 7.
r. Upton, Dr. F. b. T. Fest. DR.. II.
NJ. Smith, DR.. Clifford 5. Losey, Las
Vegas; Dr. J. A. Massio, Santa Fe,
Dr. Amblo, Manzano; DR.. Shuler, RAJ
ton; Or. f. a. Yoakum and DR.. i.
Palmer, Ccrrillos.
The meeting of the society Will come
to a close Thursday evening.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02

Millions of bottles of Foley Honey
and Tar have been sold without any
person ever having experienced ans
other than beneficial results from its
use Tor coughs. colds and lung trou-
bic This is because jae genuine Fo-
ley Honey and Tar in the yellow
package contains mo- opiates or other
harmful drugs. Guard your health by
any but the genuine sold 10y
j. H. O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02

san Francisco. sept The ocean
D. steamship company steamer which
arrived today from Honolulu reports
passage of the Pacific fleet towing the
seven torpedo boat d~cstroycrs i'm @ 80
north latitude and A. 49.i2 west longI-
tude on August 9
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OUR WORK or LAUNDERING
ON LADIES' COLLARS, SHIRI
WAISTS, SKIRTS AND DUCA
SUITS rs UNSURPASSED. MPB
RIAL LAUNDRY. BACH OF POST
OFFICE.
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OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE =
SELECTED STOCK. COME IN AM
EXAMINE THEM. y. C. PRATT
co. PA SOUTH SECOND.
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OUR POLICY Is QUICK SALES
AND SMALL PROFITS. LET u
SHOW YOU THAT WE CAN SANb
YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER
les. y. G. PRATT & co, 2fi :
SECOND
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

In this event that you should NOT =
receive your morning paper telsphons .
the POSTAL TEL EORAPH 90. Civ =
Ing your name and address and the -
paper will b. delivered by q special =
m~esssngsr. The tslsphUns IL No. 10. .
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orr DOMESTIC FINISH rs JUST
THE THING AND SATISFIES OUH
PATRONS. TT YOU WANT TO BB
tP TO DATE HAVE YOUR IAUN.
DRY DONE BY THE IMPERIAL
LAUNDRY, BACK OF POSTOFF1OE
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III YOU ARE IN NEED OF ANY
THING DAINTY IN THE GROCEkl
LINE YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND ~
n ' g. PRATT a. CO., 214 SOUIh
SECOND.
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EVERY ONE Is TALKING ABOUT
OUR FLAT WORK. If YOU HAVE
NOT GIVEN US YOURS. DO -
Vow. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY. BSCh
OF POSTOFFTCE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02

AZTEC FUEL Co. MILL FAC
TORY AND MOUNTAIN NOun
PINlCN FENCE POSTS; GALLlr
LUMP COAL, $3.50 FER TON. Bui
ANY OLD TINE. PHONE Isl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02

FOLEY S oriuo Laxative Is a new rem
cdy. al Improvement on the lsN.tives
OF f,r.tcr wears. as ID does NOT gripe
or uauieate and is pleasant 10 take IL
Is guartnteed Sold RS y n. O'RieIy
CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-02
W0LKING & SON

AERMOTOR WINDMLLS, TANKS
AND SUB-STKJCTURES, WE'LL
DRILLING, DRIVING AND RE-
PAIRING.
albuquerque, New Mexico.
TEL. 1855 7O7 n, EIGHTH