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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
9. T. DAVE CANDIDATE
FOR RE.ElEcrtnn

2, 7. Davis viii be. candidate for
reelection to the office OF County
School Superintendent. and soIlcits fhs
SUPPORT Of all voters in the county.
Ar. Davis is m earnest and faithful
worker for our public schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14


Toastnastsr. T. D. Graham, Prssl
dent
~InEoeation, Rsv. waiter u. White
Statistical Report. RafRs jackson
secrstsry.
The Tsrdy Ban" Prof Lee 3
HsvthosEs.
-BuiiaIng . RsiFsss," Judss w. "
Bot1s.
This Press" Omar .. Cray.
Things We've Dose" Hon ". W
FD
The Re$ Trsis,' A. D. Psny.
"oar Resources" Hop. C, p
cl9yk.
"wsteb Us Grow Pred 4 Nor
MS.
The Three Rs" Pres T. v. Nh
Ison-
"Stcrthornss' o. P. Emmcna.
The Pail Guy" 4 n whitney.
FOLLOW the nag Fuak z. Bru
ton.
Our Ladies'" Cecil y. Basket
The Rgslasss Man and thu
Church" Hsv, Walter y. White.
"ouT Aims" Hsn- George Robert,
son
Music during the eysning BY Hard
ingfs Danes osehsstEz,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
The Pure Food Law


Secretary Wilson says, posI
objects Of the law is 70 int.o
consumer Of the presence n
harmful drugs In medicinal \
reqai ses that the amount d
forn, opium. morphine, sa
habit forming drugs be STATED
label Of each bottle. The u.,j
.ers Of Chamberiain's coush \
have always claimed that ths.|
.dy did not contain any n
drugs. and the truth Of this !
now fully proven. as moo ns
them Is made on the label. NJ
edy Is not only one Of Che al
one OF the best In use for cod
colds. Its value has been psl
yond question during the mn
Il has been In general use.
by criswelI Drug Co.
Two men suspected OF hsl
ed Marshal Hickey, at Glars
Sunday night have been arra
are believed to be the guilty
as they answer the descnpa
out after the crime.
One OF the men was and
Holiday. He denies his gun
the description perfectly.
Another was arrested At
Monday night as he was trHI
cure lodging at a hotel, He
swers the description Of
who did the shooting. He
having been in Clarence the
the shooting but contends b
nocent. A Smith & wessOn
Of the ealibre with which tn
was done was found on hA
and in one pocket was a Qur
shells while in the oA
. number Of empty shells.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
LEANn. eesAHeED uESH
FcEsEsT. eo0ar csER

ensr rsssrsss befsrs sss4ans aHs~
ssztE-ss Nsa<B n1srnsns Ass~s
81 FHrRs< W.a Reswnse - &I
- Dsfsnss = $3.50 nzu go 49,
tS~ csunss Cert
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
MEXICO GIRL

MEXICO GIRL
IN COLLEGE CONCERT
Miss Victoria Brooks. Of this city.
who is attending the Cincinnati Col.
lege Of Music and a student undo,
LOUIS '. saar' was in a pupils re.
eitai Jan. 9Th. Miss Brooks il an A..
complished musician.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
ST. VRAlN MOVED
TO MosERLy,

TO MoeERLY,
tMoberly Democrat.)
Jimmie 81. Vrain. the famous south
paw who did such good work for the
menco Athletics last season, has
=, moved to MOberly and win be seen
signal uniform next season, lin
h suie Is an electrician by trade and
pASe bail player by ~ayocatiop, l
"a. u,,s secured employment at his trade
y, Si an ne Wabash: He arrived here
which to move.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
3. >. NAkEs1EL0 nosE
FRom cOLUmssA

Fksss -esNrerr Nssk IA csasmz
DssaA EHpsneees a.s csi.-
- mszA prsfn-oNw $50 przsers
nrs~ As psrts ~ ga stzse
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

ro through being m~lsinformed tho
cn, ,Se era, announced Monday that Cir.
Sa a G,erk W. H. Morris, who h..
ersI ' Y with typhoid fever for 4.
sr,a.a weeks. was able to ICE NJ
,,lends' Mr. Morris has not rooo 90
TO call. "O" ms friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
LADIES TO ASSIST

LADIES TO ASSIST
IN BANQUET.
The following ladies win serve as
the reception committee at the Bust.
ness Mems Association banquet At
the Hotel Hoxsey Thursday even.
ing:
Aesdames-
E. D. Graham.
R. B cauthorR.
R. D. WoTFel
A. C. white.
7. ]. Williams.
Rufus Jackson.
Mary Graham.
G. n. Basket
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

Prof. Kuhn's Conservatory Of MI.
sic. hoberix Mo, 6i2 W. Reed 81.
Studies for all kinds Of Instruments,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

", in :. Ledger is sorry to learn tina,
IN, h,' o.. Vrain wiz leave Mexico. but
o ss - signals, in his acquisition, have
now. ~ ue state
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

Every rrspnrExf1n 10 beng E41z
far IL successes e Ia Marco Bad
seM Meas AHsoezaEten's azzazAI en-
nes Thsrsdav evszinG ma af<Aas
VIZ ~ O. sknss Importance ear
Ea<eely - rzz1izs6 unisss yos are
a zsmAsg q fh1t bo1r al asrsne
IT. ms szTAnzt1xsn and EszerAi sOod
fsElgE1his wkzch prsynils a. wsn a
tie tAor1ugkneus VIA xkBEA ne ~
TIRE q tks eHy 10 eoazassree e.
xznds rszpsct frsn an Bshw We
psblisA a fan rDss@r e - zs@hsE'
lAsp q rs znsselatfsa En1 . 30
graz e ths etnnsFs
Roster.
Boets, W. W.
BzIlsw. J. n
Brutoz. p. Z
Bea1, John.
Baskstt, C n
Besrh. La P.
Bzrk. JoA
Barnes. C. A
CsgfhOrs, r.
claybrook, cAaa.
Cullen. P. H.
coatsvcrfh. Frank
Crzddock, ". l.
Grossly. y. l.
Clay. C. n
Durkse, ]. n
EnnDns. .. p.
Ferris, @. r
Fry, W. ".
FoEies. W. l.
G2Iiaher. ]. W.
Graham. Jno. B.
Graham. e. D.
Guthrie, 8. p.
Hathaway. W. Q.
Hawthorns. l. ..
Haskell, J. NJ
HasnsE, J. H
Howard b. D.
Hoxssy, 7. J.
Johnson, C. II.
Jackson. RztaA
Kslso. Frank p.
Kemp. Jno. p.
King. J. c.
Knnksl. Geo. H
Lezs. o. ~
Locke, T. n.
Locke, p. T.
Million. yno. ".
MantAgne. r. v.
Morris. Fred A.
Morris. Sam.
Mun1y. J. C.
Meyer. II. II.
Morris. ". J.
Moore, Dr.. Jno.
HI6dleton. B. r.
sichcis. ". D.
Haah, Geo. W.
Pilchsr. Fred W,
Pollock, W. W,
Pollock We.
Purdy. ous.
Porawska, ". !.
Perry, A. d.
Robertson, D. n.
Richards, L n.
Rar.ssia p n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
d1tw1t

LEDGER ADyERTIsEMRNTs PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

Roy conant and wife have left 70,
Seioit' Wis, where they will a On
q minstrel for the Elks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
". B. a. oYsTrR guppEn

The n. 3. A. Lodge win have an
oyster supper at the ODD FelIo~
han Friday evening. January rs. All
members are cordially invited 70 be
present
". NJ Pearson, Pres.
c. o. billiard, Sec.
dltyw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

=, p Bossnbsrger, Of Montgomery
City, was in this city Monday 81
route TO e~Jffsrson City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

LEDGER ADyHRTsEMENTe PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

AAOdRh ADVERTISEMENT paw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

psis@-
that the
or not the.
eee la0LR'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-12

For Women's high class Tailor
Made Suits, that would other
wise be $500 and 27.5O, your
choice of fancy Worsted Mater
ials, Homespuns, Diagonal Che
viots and fine Broadcloth, all
the new fall shades, 45-in. long
coats and new knee pleated
skirts-all sizes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-12

For fine SILK Finished Broad
cloth Suits, as well as high class
fancy Worsted Suits, 50-in. long,
coats lined with best guarran-
teed satin in either strictly tall
or-made models or Silk Embroid-
cried In all the new fall and
winter shades, as well as black.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-12

Sporting Boots and High
Rubber Boots and a guar
antee with every pair,
made by the La Crosse
Rubber Co.. new this sea-
son products, - M
pair only at III
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-12

For suits that would regularly
sell for $3.50, a saving now of
700 to you. These suits are
made of the new Diagonal
Worsted. in gray, olive green
and navy, strictly tailor made,
coats satin lined, 45-in. long and
very pretty, pleated skirts, sizes
up to A, also misses sizes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19
REMEMBER.
country

From an unknown publication we
are handed the following, worthy of
reading. acting npon and remember
ing:
Thanksgiving and Christmas, we'd
ding DAYS and birthdays. are oc-
casions that should not he neglected
in the larger life of the family. Even
though the married children go far
from the early home. they should
make an effort 10 get together at
stated intervals. Little cousins ought
to know ont another and be ac-
quainted as brothers and sisters are.
When long trips across the continent
involve too great an expense for
frequent visits. there is always the
! letter box on the street corner or the
rural free delivery, and the post may
be trusted TO carry love messages
safely from Maine to California. or
around the circuit of the globe. How
the mother at home watches for
tidfngs from her married children,
and how she grieves when for weeks
and months she never receives
word and feels that she has dropped
out OF the daily lives of those for
whom she toiled and saved years
ago.
/ DO you owe your mother letter
or gift or a visit, you who are far
away from her now? Do not let the
sun go down until you have paid
/ that debr of love. To me there is no
more pathetic sight than that of a
mother neglected or lonely in her old
age Even though the mother be
still in her prime of strength and
cheerfulness, her cup will be fuller
of Joy II her married children show
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

out 10 useful purposes, no matter
how isolated they may be in the be-
ginning. Nowhere Is This better de-
monstrated than in the mining dist
riots OF the world many Of which
have been opened up and put in the
business OF producing wealth Tor
the world only after difficulties re-
curing the greatest engineering skill
TO overcome. Here in this dis
triet our resources and natural ad-
vantages in aid of economical work
on an immense scale go hand IN
hand. The fact tells why it has been
possible to make record breaking
time with progress in development
and production of values and it also
tells WHY We must. in the future take
first place as the great industrial
center Of very large area OF
country.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

Japan has no roads for wheeled
vehicles except such as 1t has copied
from other countries during the last
fifty years. II Japan has looked over
the models intelligently IL has cut
out the stiek-in-the-mud variety with
which several generation of Ameri-
cans have been so patient.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

The opportunities for real estate
investments in this camp are excelled
nowhere. 1t is a fact that is favor
able to wild cat operations. Learn
the real location of ground and
satisfy yourself as TO whether it has
future prospects as well as present
merit before you put in your money,
advice that is applicable here as well
as on outside propositions that may
be submitted to you. In this camp
there is no excuse for buying other
than the best. In East Ely you can
get II on as advantageous terms as
anywhere in the world.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

Time is the great requisite in all
things. At its leisure 1t solves the
greatest Of problems and sets right
all things including wrongs. It
may not be hurried nor harried, but
count upon it to get there with the
goods. Abuse not, waste not, but
travel patiently with Il and results
will be found abundant along the
trail. If you do not believe ii, look
back over the tremendous things
which have been accomplished here
In the last two years through steady.
faithful. persistent work, which is
being continued day in and day out
and as surely as the night follows
day. is making the greatest copper
camp in the world.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

Five hundred pianos were found in
the sultan's palace when the army OF
the Young Turks invaded IT, Music
had not the charm to soothe a savage
breast or the revolution might never
have revolved. Ii may have been a
good thing for the fame of
Paderewiski that he had cancelled
all of his American dates before this
happened.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

BIZ the Dexteretss Minlng Co. upon
the following conditions;
Within 30 days from date upon
surrender OF old certificates ana the
payment at the rate OF $3.50 per
thousand shares, new certificates
will be issued subject to pool agree
ment
r. oPDYRE
Trustee
Care Stock Exchange. Ely Nevada
First notice May 18th 1909.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

Senators Cores resolution calling
for investigation OF the price of COM
modities from the retailers end has
sent SILVER along the mercantile
spine from the Atlantic to the Pa
cifc. II has been long overdue.
Time is up for these gentlemen to
set their houses in order. It is the
turn of the trusts and the railroads
to smile while the other fellow
squirm under the glare of publicity.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

James J. Hill Is mighty Level
headed old gentleman. His advice
to congress 10 quit the talk and do
business is a sound as ever passed
along.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

II Is written in large letters that
this camp shall he great in time TO
come az mining. smelling and rail-
road center The Almighty built
that WAY 10 the making
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

II is TO be hoped that warm
weather Will not be backward in
Washington this year. The sooner
It begins business the sooner the
special session OF congress will re-
tire.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

In blocking the wheels of govern
ment the popular branch of the Porto
Rican legislature is not profitins by
its American coaching. American
citizenship and American government
are not to he won in that direction.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

The mineral country plays no
favorites. Its wealth is for all alike
the tramp with his eyes open 10
bis surroundings has Just as much
show as the millionaire.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

Buy ground and build your own
home in East Ely. BY doing SO you
will operate yonr own savings bank.
And it costs bnt very little 10 start
the enterprise. 800. down will do
IL
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19
NOTICE TO
DEXTERETTA STOCKHOLDERS

Local holders of the above stock
will be given opportunity TO partic-
ipate In new company to be known
as the Hunter Ely Mining Co. which
IS taking over estate formerly held
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

her that they love and need her
still.
Do not forget that although We
may have many friends. we can have
but one mother, and that no friend
can be quite SO intimate as she.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-19

Natural advantages and resources
cannot be overcome. They will work
Evening journal., 1909-12-03
CRIDIRON KNOCKS
OUT PRIZE FIGHTER

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Dec. 3-Football
is too rough a game for a prize
fighter.
Jim Savage, of New York, and Jack
Reed, of Toledo, Ohio, were due to
fight fifteen rounds here last night.
More than 1000 men gathered to see
the fight. Savage failed to show up,
although his manager had declared he
was Sin the pink OF condition"
The referee arose and announced
that there could be no fight, for Saw
age, Sin the pink Of condition." had
foolishly gotten into a football game
at Paterson, N. j., a couple of days
before and had several of his ribs
crushed and been otherwise 80 battered
that he could not appear in the prize
ring.
The fight fans agreed that football
was too rough for a prize fighter and
agreed to watch a man named Sailor
Brown go on in place Of Savage.
Brown lasted two rounds and did not
wake up for fifteen minutes.
Evening journal., 1909-12-03

Pure Black Pepper .......13c Id
childs' Candies.
Old-fashioned Peanut Taffy 49,. Sc 10
Boyd's Peanut Butter Kisses ..12o ID
Boyd's Pure Cream MINIS ......11c III
Boyd's Cream Chocolates ......13c 10
Asparagus Tips .........20c can
What more wholesome food? So many
dainty ways it may be served. It's
better than medicine and does lots
more good. Tips are three inches long.
solid and yet very tender, from the ia
nous South Carolina district. 1Oc can
less than last year.
A Good Size Bottle Tomato Catsup Sc
Lecroys' Pine Tar and Honey Cough
Syrup, a generous bottle and it's
good .......-......-.. Toe bot
These are great baking days for the
women folks Now to have your bak-
ing perfect use Childs' Baking Pow
der, in Id cans ..................15c
The reason for the price-No costly
advertising.
Here's a handy thing-MiNed Veget-
ables for Soups in cans ..........ac
Campbelrs Soups still head the list i'm
sales ..........-..... cans for 25c
Well they certainly are the best we
handle.
Childs' Golden Peaberry Coffee 1sc ID
Evening journal., 1909-12-03
CHILDS' Big
CUT PRICE SPECIALS

Rolled oats ..............7c package
It's Childs' own brand, the best
breakfast cereal known. It's so cheap
that anyone can afford it, and so nour-
ishing that everyone needs it, We pack
it ourselves. fresh every few days, in
honest weight packages
3 lbs Best Laundry Starch .. .1Oc
New Pack sifted June Peas.
Sc can; csc doz
The Cannon brand; you're probably
paying lie or 12c for equal quality.
Tumbler Horseradish .........4c
Sweet Juicy Florida Oranges .1sc doz
Big Can Solid Pack Tomatoes ...7c
Sweet Blossom Maine Corn Sc can
Little Lima Beans ............9c can
"Oatha Brand"
A 4Oc Mixed Tea, without a peer, our
Ceylon Blend.
Flour. Childs Best ...............3 sc
Made from hard Minnesota wheat,
full of natures sunshine and fresh air.
Makes the whitest, sweetest bread, and
more of il than any other -four we have
seen on the market; 30 per cent. OF our
customers use Childs' Best. Must be
satisfying.
childs' Special .....................S ec
Evening journal., 1909-12-03
HIGH SCHOOL In
FORM FOR STAFFORD
Biggest School Game Of Year
to be Played Here To-
morrow

The Seaford and Wilmington High
School football teams will play for the
championship of Delaware at Front
and Union streets tomorrow after
noon.
The Wilmington High School eleven
which really numbered sixteen players,
had the hardest roughing of the season
yesterday in preparation for the game
Every football man in the High School
is anxious to get into this game and
they were out yesterday for the prac-
itce
Frank Baldwin, the coach, Joined
the scrubs in the practice and roughed
It pretty hard with the boys. He
strengthened their interference and
placed that end Of the offensive work
IN better condition than ever before
this season and then turned his atten-
ton TO defensive work for trick plays,
throwing in a number Of new tricks
and teaching the boys how best to
stop the play until he had them in
condition to pull down the fastest for
ward pass or fake. The boys will be
out again this afternoon for a short
practice.
Evening journal., 1909-12-03
Winner of Jeffries-Jo Johnson
go Will Draw Down
$3.50, 900; Loser Must
be Satisfied With $780,
900.

By United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, Dec. Snow that Jeffries
and johnson have agreed to fight for the
purse offered by Tex Richard and Jack
Gleason. the figures are interesting. Rick
ard and Gleason offered cash purse Of
SOLO and Sc % per cent of the receipts
from the fight pictures to the fighters. the
agreement being that the fighters were to
share and share alike In the receipts from
the pictures, while, in their original agree
ment, Jeffries and Johnson agreed too
split the cash purse so that the winner
got 70 per cent and the loser got % per
cent
The fighters themselves claim that the
pictures will be worth a clear profit Of
$25OoOo. They base their figures on the
fact that this is the greatest fight in the
history of pugilism and that the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons pictures netted clear profit
Of 100000.
It was in the belief that the pictures
would net s25O.OO0, it is said, that the
fighters accepted the Rickard-Gleason Of
fer.
VI illis fAovsuNV-li lildJ amount De made
by the pictures-the fighters will get 6s 2-s
per cent or a total Of si66,666.67. Each
fighter will get half of this vast sum, win
or lose. Each man will therefore draw
down 1888 Irrespective Of the outcome
Of the battle.
The siOl.OoO cash purse will be split, win
ner take rs per cent; loser, 25 per cent.
The winer will therefore, draw S75.5O.
while the loser must content himself with
$3.50 of the cash purse.
Adding the winners share Of the cash
purse to his estimated share of the pic
lures receipts makes a sum total OF $3.50,
Os3.35 that will go to the victor.
Adding the losers share OF the cash
purse TO his share OF the picture receipts
makes total of siOS5SS.ss that the van
quished will have to struggle along with.
As the battle will be for 45 rounds.
three hours viii be taken up If It goes the
Evening journal., 1909-12-03
BIG SLICE OF "BACON" FOR
FIGHTERS, WIN OR LOSE

limit, 50 that the winner will be working
for $4,000 an hour.
What will Richard and Gleason make
out Of the fight? It IS believed it will cost
them $4,000 TO advertise and properly pro-
mote the fight. It is believed the gate will
net S125000 or slightly more. Privileges in
the fight arena ought to bring in an adj
ditional $4,000. so that the managers will
have about $4,000 out Of which TO pay the
slO1,OOO purse and the $4,000 for promoting
the fight. leaving them about $4,000 net
profit before the fighters enter the ring.
The fight managers will get SO 1-S per
cent. OF the receipts from the fight pic
lures. II this reaches the estimated $780,
900. they viii get $50 1888 as their share
Of the fight pictures. This will give the
promoters clear profit of siO7,SSS.SS.
All these figures. naturally depend upon
the weather. A rainy. dark day would
prevent the taking of motion pictures
and would probably cut down every
body's share.
Evening journal., 1909-12-03

siIverbrook Talks Championship.
The siiverbrook football team will
play the Merwicix A. c. for the us n.
championship OF this city on any
grounds
Evening journal., 1909-12-03
FIGHTERS CAN'T
MIX-UP in UTAH

SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. Sob p.
Lyon. County Attorney of salt Lake
county, when shown the message from
TEX" Richard, announcing that he
had secured the Johnson-Jefferies fight,
said:
MY attitude toward the Jeffries and
johnson fight is no different from my
attitude toward any other prize-fight.
Prze-fighting is clearly against the
law in Utah. and / shall do all in my
power to prevent the fight or to punish
the offender afterward."
County authorities have prevented
prize-fghting for three years. Gov
ernor Spry said last night:
"This matter comes unexpectedly to
me and / cannot make statement as
10 my attitude until I read up and
md out what the law is"
Evening journal., 1909-12-03
COLLEGE BOYS
IN RIFLE SHOOT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Del, Dec. 3-Students OF
Delaware College will meet in a COM
pany team match on the college range
tomorrow morning. The shooting
will be at 200 and 500 yards, slow. rapid
and skirmish fire.
A silver medal will be awarded 10
each member Of the team finishing
first and a bronze medal TO each mem
Der Of the team finishing second.
Teams will be reported in service
uniform 10 the Executive officer Inn
mediately upon their arrival at the
range.
The officers will be.
ENecutive-First Lieutenant r. S
Slayer Twenty-third Infantry, u. S. A
Range-Capt. W. II. Weggenmann
Il ID. c. c. c.
ordinanoe-Capt. J. B. Bice. D. c
c. c.
Evening journal., 1909-12-03

Santa Clara California Prunes-Three
Sizes.
Large size ..................... ID
Largest size ............. loo ID
There's a delicious flavor in this
grade of prunes that is not found in anv
other kind. Richest. meatiest and
thinnest skin.
A Big 12c Package Chnds' Prepared
Buckwheat ..................... loo
Curtice Bros Pure Fruit Jams .15c Jar
All Kinds Of Fruits.
Mother Cooks Pure Jellies &c tumbler
All Kinds Of Fruits.
Mrs. Cooper's Homemade Peanut But
ter .-...-....-....... &c tumbler
3 Large Boxes Childs' Parlor Matches
1Oc
Small White Beans .........9c at
Three &c Cans Sardines ... loo
In oil or mustard.
New White Fat Norway Mackerel
&c; four fish 25c
1903 catch. Just arrived in the Phil
adelphia dock. Enough to last for
some time. Our own importation.
Fancy Whole Grain Rice ....5c Id
1 ID pkg Seeded Raisins ..........7c
Large Cakes Childs' Laundry Soap,
1Oc
Do you think it pays to buy the best
Butter Then buy Sweet Bloom
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