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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-21
Larson Given Seven Years.

Marquette, Mich, Sept. 20.-Seven
years in Detroit at the house of cor
rection is the punishment meted out to
former Cashier E. T. Larson. of the
defunct Ironwood bank. Sentence was
pronounced by Judge Knappen in the
federal court here. Larson had plead
ed guilty to six counts, alleging en-
bezzlement, Justification of books and
misapplication Of funds, but as extern
uating circumstances had been point
ed out In his attorneys appeal for
mercy, the defendant has escaped
with much less than the maximum.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-21
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Sept 20-Cattle-Ste Steady;
beeves, $4.10@$S.40; Texas steers, 81
@$525fii western steers, $4.0O@$5.6O
stockers and feeders, $3@4.9O; COWS
and heifers, $2.25@$6.20.
Hogs Market steady; light, $3.50
1886; mixed, $7.75@S.40; heavy, $3.50
@sS.45; rough, s7.5O@$7SO; good to
choice, heavy, s7.S0@sS.45; pigs, $40
@$S.15; bulk, sS.05@$S30.
Sheep-Steady; native $2.75@$5O 90;
western, $3.0O@$5.10; yearlings, $3.50
$500; lambs, native. s4509S7b0;
wethers, $4.50Q$7.50.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-21
Farms For Sale.

have two good farms in Winneshiek
county-one of 100 acres with good
buildings, well and windmill, one mile
from Ridgeway; also a good stock farm
of 240 acres, five miles from Cresco,
with good, large barn, windmill and
running water; and one farm of 100
acres in Howard county. For terms,
prices, etc. enquire of
VIM. BIRTWISTLE,
Cresco, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-21
For Sale or Rent.

100 acre farm 81 miles northeast of
Cresco, with good house, barn, well
windmill and living water. Will sell
on reasonable terms or will rent for
cash or on shares. Enquire at the
place of THos. GILMORE.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-21
For Sale or Rent.

240 acre farm, four miles northeast
of Cresco, well improved. Good terms
to right man on application to
PAUL SoLTow, Cresco, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-21
ST. LOUIS GETS EAGLES, AERIE.

WeN WeetIng PIace DecIded on at
Convention.
Omaha, Sept 20-The fraternal or.
der of Eagles in convention here de-
cided to hold their next grand aerie
at ST. Louis.
st. Louis received 1874 votes to
1850 for Louisville
The trustees elected were: T. A.
Bell, Napa, Cal; H. ]. Lea. Seattle;
o. Kane, Cleveland, and William g.
Garland. Boston.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-21
Thieves Busy in Hammond, wis.

New Richmond, Wis, Sept. 49,
Hammond, Wis, were raided. Tho
Hammond. Wis, were raided early. The
booty aggregated about $104 In cash.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-21
WRIGHT PREFERS AERoPLANE.
DIrlglIbe Balloon Ride Hasn't as Pleas
inn Thrills

Berlin, Sept. 20.-Orville Wright has
returned here from Frankfort, where
he made trip in the Zeppelin diri-
gible balloon Speaking Of his sensa-
ton he said ballooning did not com
pare with the fight of an aeroplane
in the sense of power over the ele-
ments or the exhiliaration from rapid
ity Of motion.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-21
WALLS KILL TWO; BURY SCORE.
Building coIIapses Burying Many In
the Ruins.

Chicago, Sept. 20.-By the collapse
of a three-story brick building at
North Sawyer and Milwaukee avenues,
tow men were killed and twenty were
seriously injured. A number of work
men at first reported missing were
later accounted for. While the injur-
les are for the most part serious. it
is said none of the wounded will die.
The building was ruined.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-21

DAVID ROBERTS, Wisconsin Veterinarian, 19O6-7S
Do you Live Stock Paper whole year FREE?
Do you the best Veterinary Book published, cloth
bound and fully illustrated FREE?
Do you FREE the veterinary advice of Dr. David
Roberts, State Veterinarian of Wisconsin, 1906-7-8?
About these free offers and Dr. David Roberts Veterinary
Medicines, ask
EDW. T. LONAS, Druggist, Cresco, Iowa.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
Continued From Yesterday.

he heard low, frightened cry. the
caue was swept aside. blow landed
glancingly ON his shoulder. and he was
carried fairly Off his feet by the weight
~ man hurled bodily upon him with
staggering force and passion. Keeling.
no was borne back and down a step or
two and then. choking on an oath.
IrOppcd his cane and with one hand
>aught the balusters. while the other
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BAG will meet with your approval. Began Wednesda,

The gloom ~ the tunnel inclosed
them briefly ere the lights OF the Hog
in-thc Pound flashed 10y and the wheels
began To- roll more easily kirkwood
drew back with a sigh of relief,
"Thpnk God.' he said softly.
The girl had no words.
Worried by her silence. solicitous
lest. the strain ended, she might be ON
the point of fainting, he let up the
shade aud lowered the mdow at her
side.
She seemed TO have collapsed I'm her
corner. Against the dark upholstery
her hair shone like pale gold In tho
half light. Her eyes were closed. and
she held handkerchief 10 her lips.
The other hand lay limp
"NIiss Calcndar"
She started, and something bulky fell
from the seat and thumped heavily on
the door. Kirkwood bent TO pick Il
up and so for the first time was mnde
! aware that she had brought with her
a small black gladstone bag OF consld
cradle weight. As he placed e ON the
forward seat their eyes met
81 didn't know he began.
at was Ia get thnt." che hnstcncd Ia
explain. that my father sent me-
81 have been thinking that there y.
| absolutely no way l know Of To thail,
you properly. And have been won
dcring." she continued. with unafrcct.
ed candor. what you must be think
| Ing OF me"
What should I think OF you, Miss
| Calendar
With the mir OF weary child she
| hid her head against the cushions
| again, face to him. and watched him
| through lowered lnshes. unsmilmg
| "You might bo thinking that IN cx-
! PLANTATION Is duo you. Even the way
wo were brought together was cxtruor.
binary. Mr. lakewood You must hc
very generous, az generous ns you
have shown yourself brave, not tC
require some sort OF an explanation
| OF mo"
! 81 don't zoe Il that way"
81 do. You have made me hike YOU
very much AIR IIlriwOod"
I'm glad" he said simply. "very
glad " that's the case aud prcsuppos
ing deserve IT, Personally" he
laughed. II seem 20 myself To have
been rather forward"
'NoS only kind and gentleman"
"But-pleascl' I've protested
"Oh, bat ! mean Il. every word
Why shouldn't ~ In n little while
ten minutes, half an hour. we shul
have seen the last Of each other Why
should / not tell You how appreciate
all that You have unsolhshly done for
| meY'
III you put It that way. I'm sure |
don't know, beyond that II cmbur
rasses me horribly te hive YOU ovcrcs
Innate me 20. II my courage ,hna
been shown this night Il is yours. Bul
Pm forgetting again" lie thought T.,
divert her. "Wbcre shall ! tell IA,
cabby to go this time. Miss Calendar
"Cravcn street, please" said the cir
and added house number. 81 mn
to meet my father there with this, >
Indicating tho gladstone bag
Continued MondaV.)
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

Schedule In Effect
JUNE 20. 1000.

Leave 7:2O u. m Tor Ronnokc
iorfolk and OIL points on the shon
'doah division. Pullman sleeper
,oanoho o. Sow York. via Hagerr-
ows Pullman par.or Car Hoauukc
% Norfolk
S:55 %. 10 for Woano.e, Rich
nond. %oEoa prnmal slecpor.
).uing ca 10 Hoauoac. Pa.!or or
Roanoke TO Norfol.
12:4O D. m. FOR Roanoke. Lynch
,urs aud intermediate stations aud
Inc Shenandoah vaBoy pMIadsIyni.
and Now York Sleeper TO PaI aI. De-
phia and New York. Cafe car Gary
and Roanoke.
9.18 y. ~ for Roanoke. LyurL-
surg. Richmond. Norfolk Pullman
Rleeper to Norfolk Roanoke 20
Richmond.
Leave Blushold $40 d. ui. FOR Ken
ova. Columbus and au points sye.t
and Northwest PuilIsau Sleeper for
Columbus and Cincinnati Cafe ear,
$40 ~. Pullman O. oepcr FOR
Columbus Caie Dining Car
Leave $50 q M. ma EOS =. m.
daily for TazeUou. Norton ana ~.
stations ON CUrch valley division.
Arrive from Norton ans points do
Tho CIinoh valley division AZ I2:2O %
q ana 7:05 p. co..
Lcayo 500 o. IN. for WeIrh aai
Intermediate stations
Leave lO.45 "a m for william.
'on AID Intermediate sJatots
Leave 2:15 o. m for WJch and
informed ate faUona
Tor additions, aIo.not'.u rUl Of.
agent NO.loil AVID $50. u#as
". B BbVIa.
Gen Pass AgaHt.
ROduOBs. Va
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stoya thriller from beginning end the Black BAG will

went on. but l dared not move UNTIL
And then l heard some one cry ont,
and you fen down the stairs together
1 hope you were not hurt"
Nothing worth mention. But he
must have got pretty stlfr knock Ia
lay him ont 81 completely" KirkwooJl
stirred the body With his toe. but tho
mnp made no sign. Dead 20 tho
world. And now. Miss CslcndarT"
II she answered he did not hear. for
on the heels OF his query banged the
knocker down below. and thereafter
crash followed crash, brewing u deer
and sullen laundering 10 rouse the
echoes and send them rolling. like
voices Of cnraged ghosts. through the
lonely rooms.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

Do pr"s9oC i"TVIFd hFuFhlUg nor
shoulder She $50 NOT draw away. bur
Willingly yielded pla.o 60 his hands ST
thc fa1cuiuss. sud What had proved
impossible to- her to bis strong nuz r4
N,as mafor Of comparative ease.
Set. not entirely consciously. bo wis
NOT quick As Doc tuaE,d 40 the bolts
De was poiguauUy sensitive % che
subtle warmth ~ Der at hh side Ho
element AID sI grusn punHtuatug tAe
qr'.. and vHs f.ig tened absolutely
by an imWi'fc. 700 strong Tor rlIicWo.
to take her iu bis arms and comfort
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

Hurled bodtlB upon him 'sju, staggering
force and passion.
tore Intellectually AT wrists Of hands
that cmtchcd his throat. So, for n
space, the two hung. painting ana
struggling.
Then, endeavorina go swing his shoul-
dcrs over against the wall KirkwuOd
released his grip on the hand rail and
stumbled on the stAirs, throwing his
antagonist out OF balance The latter
plunged downward. dragging Kirk
wood with him. Clawiuc, kicking
graphing. they went 10 the bottom
jolted violently by each step but long
before the last was reached Kirk woods
throat was free
Throwing himself or he got 20 his
feet and graspcd the railing for sup
port, then waited, painting. trying to
get his behring's Himself painfully
shaken and bruised. ne shrcwdly sur
missed that his nssailant had Jared ns
III, II not worse And, in point Of fact,
the man lay with neither move nor
moan. still as death, at the Americans
feet
wings over No. 81 Frognal street.
More conscious OF that terrifying.
motionlcss presence beneath him than
able to distinguish II by power Of vi
sion. he cudErcd intcrminnble minutes
Of trembling horror. IN q wi'less dazc.
before he thought Of his matchbox.
Immediately he foBnd Il aud struck n
light AZ the wood caught ana tlh
bright small fame lcapcd I'm the pcnt
mfr he leaned forward over the body.
brrathlcesly drcadlng what he must
discover.
The man my quiet. head upon the
floor legs and hips on the stairs one
arm had fallen over his face. hiding
the upper hnlf The hand cleaned
white and delicate NJ woman's. His
chin was smooth and round. hla l'ps
thin and po,ulant Bcncath hi. tom
coat evening dress clothed short and
slender figure. Nothing Whatever II
his appearance suggested The burly
rufinn, thc midnight mornudcr TIE
seemed lit'lc moro than n boy Old
enough 10 dress FOR dinner. IN hls at-
Htudo There vns something piNfuIv
suggestive Of beaten child thrown
iutO u corner
Conscience smittcu and amazed Kirk
wood stared on until without warn
Ing. tho match firtcrcd and wont ont.
Then STRENGTHENING Mp with an OK.
clam1'ion at once Of annoyance md
concern De rnttlo1 tic box ~ male
no sound was empty I'm dieuas Inc
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

In the scramble on tho stairs ne had
lost his hat, hut he remembered that
the vcsta's short lived light had diA-
covered this on the floor beyond the
mans body. Carefully stepping across
the latter. he recovered his headgear
and then. kneellne. listened with an
ear close TO the fellows face. A softly
regular beat OF breathing treasured
him. Half rising, he caught the body
beneath the armpits, lifting and drag.
ging Il OF the staircase. and knclt
again, 10 feel Of each pocket I'm the
mans clothing, partly az nm obvious
precaution. 10 relieve him OF his nd-
verthSed revolver against nm untimely
Weakening, partly To see II he had the
lamp about him
The search proved frulticss. KIRK
wood suspected that tho wcnpon. Ike
his own. had existed only in his vic
TINS ready Imagination. Az FOR the
lamp, In the act OF rising he struck 81
with his foot nnd picked IL up.
Ii felt Ike a metal tube couple OF
inches Ia diameter, foot or SO I'm
length, pGssnbly heavy. lie fumblcd
with IL inpatiently However the
dickens" he wondered nudi.ny. docs
the Internal machine work." As n
happened. che thing worked with dis
concerning obrVptncss Os his nutrmncd
fingers fell hapChanCe on the spring.
A sudden glare ngain smote him In
the face, md az the same instant. from
point not yard away. apparently.
an inarthuiate cry rang out upon the
Stiffness.
Heartin his mouth he stepped hnpk.
lowering the lamp. which imphhly
went out. and lifting protecting fore
arm.
who's thotf" he demanded lrryshlv
\ struggled sob 81 terror answered
him, blurred by swift rush OF sk,rts.
md I'm a breath his shattered nerves
quic1cd and glimmcr of commoc
sense penetrated The muril anger nnd
fear had bred ~ his brain. lie under
stood ard stepped forward. cntching
bllndly az the darkness with eager
hands.
Miss Calendar.' he cried guapdedly.
Miss Calendar, # IS Philip Kirk-
wood"
There was n second sob. II another
rnlihcr than the first Timid 6urcrs
brushed his. md hand. warm nAd
fragile, closed upon Ids own I'm n pns-
sion Of rolicf mud gratitude.
ooh ] am $50 g-ghd" II wns Dor.
othy Calendars voice. beyond mistake
81 didn't know what ito t-thlrk.
when The lisht struck your face I wan
sure II was you, but when J cnIlod
y1u answered In n voice 10 strange
not hkc your6 ut MI Tell We" she
pleaded, with paIpnbe effort to steady
herself, what has happencdT
Il think. perhaps" said Kirkwood
uneasily, again troubled 10y his racing
impulses PERHAPS you can do that
better than l."
ooh" said the voice gunMy. Her
fingers trembicd on Ills and were gen
tly Withdrawn. II was 20 frightcucd. -
she confessed after II little pause, 80
frightened that | hardly understand.
But VOW ho-F did you"
~ worried about you" be replied IN
ton" Gbsurdly apulJgetic. "Sumchow
IL didn't seem right II WINS none II
my business. ~ course. but couldn't
help coming back. This follow. who.
ever ne is don't worry. he's uncou.
scious slipped into the house ia n
manner that seemed to me suspicious.
/ hardly know why ] followed. except
that hc left the door mn open iuvi'a-
ton 90 Interference"
81 can't be- thankful enough" she
told him warmly that you an inter.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

dar'cr? Como now. gunner, IS Il gen.
rousf Myke 81 q Quid am ~
IS pound theu VII sou hurryW
IT, uay Of answer the fellow srram.
b'od hastily up 90 The box and snatch
cd at thc rcins. CO, Gcc,c hup. 10
cried sonor0usiy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

Continued Monday.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


w.
Washington. July New Mexico
and Arizona Fair in south. local
shower IN north portions sunday ana
probably MONDAY.
Jr r . Campbell arrived last night
nom Fort Wingate.
Airs -. IS Boucher left last night
for "a three months visit with rcla-
lives ln JohnstOHn Penn
y n. sims. receiver Of the United
States land office at Las cruces. are
rived feeterdag morning for q short
visit 10 the cltl.
Joreph price. tho soeorro banker
and merchant. was here yesterday on
route 70 Denver. the guest Of his
daughter Mrs. Leon - stern.
a. ~. Staples desk clerk at the
Santa Fe offices in Abajo. loft ,cs-
'dsF morning on . tWo weeks visit
g. Chicago.
County School superintendent a. u.
fttcIp accompanied by Mrs Stroup.
ieft iasi uight for Denver. where they
VIII 4Jt,nd the meeting 81 the Ma
'nal Educational association.
Thcfe viii bc y regular meeting ~
the Fraternal brotherhood Monday.
luis +. at the Elks' lodge rooms. By
order Of the president, Frances Dye.
secretary.
Monday, July g.. being a legal holt
dat tH, publio Library viii Doc closed
ga day on that day.
M Emma Rcsslcr. sister OF Mr..
john McManus has lcft for Nfrstow
wiz ma. for a short visit with fela-
t,cs.
Eonle n Jaffa. travelling Representa-
tr. lar several eastern manufae urine
concerns IL mere on Il short visIt with
hiI H8tter. Mrs g.. Jaffa.
Ms Laura NJ. Lutz and Mr.. Robert
Lee, Hanks Will hc married ~ the
home ri the brides mother. 1929 For-
roster venue. Monday evening at 81
o'clock The ceremony viii be per-
formed by Rcv. A. VI Maudalari. :. j
only relatives and intimate friends Of
tho contracting couple VIII Doe pres
cnt The bridc-to-bc has for some
time conducted q millinery emporium
on south Fourth street and Is well
knuvu and popular Mr. Hanks b.
o,ntectcd with the Faber Furniture
co'npaiy
'i.e Albuquerque 20 Detroit automo-
bite fuftv. consisting of Mcssrs Van
ati:, White. Rikkcr and Zeiscr. that
lrft here early yesterday morning. en-
couuttred disaster several miles from
tho cts. los breaking one Of the
springs. Tho car was driven 90 Ger
riiios aud tho broken part wa replhc-
90 There last night with q new spring
which uav shipped from here by exc
press
Charlie Mack ihe we'll known black
face artist 90 has been getting the
glad hand al the Gem thrater since his
mItlal rerformaut, there three nights
ago. viii De ono of the chief attrac-
lions az that popular playhouse this
afternoon and tonight Mr Mack viii
give - number of ntW stunts todaA iu-
rlualne eccentric dancing and other
up-to-air wrinkles Just out In the
vaudeville world.
HAIRY Auge. the Young son off A.
drrman Augt BE- confined TO his home
on North broadway. with n badly frao-
tuftd leg. a. the result of a fafl rec
ctited from H horse FRIDAY evening
The animal stumbled and f,li ON .hr
h"t Foo suth "a manner thHt his leg was
pinloned and broken in two places
Doc Allen and Walter Allen, Two
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-04

star members Of The Varsity baseball
players have Ieft for WinsloW and
VIII play in a Fourth vi July game
there today.
The Ladies OF the q. A. 4 enter
tanned "a large number ri their friends
at a patriotic celebration in the odd
Fellows hall last evening Patriotic
addresses were delivered by Messrs,
q :. Klock and John 4 Wilson and
an excellent musical program was rem
dered Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening
- Benjamin. general manager Of
the Harvey system. was an arrival at
the local offices OF the system yes
terday.
Mr. D. Mr. ROY Lyon left on the
limited last night for a months tour
through the east. MT. Lyon is CASH
lef at the offices of the American
Lumber company.
4 special Pullman will leave here
This morning attached to Santa Fe
train 80 10, for Denver to carry the
New Mexico teachers and others who
go to attend the meeting of the Ma
uonal E.ducatiDnal association. About
half = dozen go from this city with
numerous additions to be made To the
party from santa Fe, Las Vegas and
elsew here.
la Petite lmperio tho clever
spanish dancer who has been draw
ing big crowds at the Colombo for the
past week. viii close her engagement
thcretOnight. She viii dance some
new dances ma viii appear in pretty
costumes. Little Miss Alice Drum
mond VIII sing a new song, which Is
expected to make a hit OF the season.
Jim Carmody the illustrated song
singer viii render two pretty songs
and MI Stryskcl. the voilinist viii
render several artistic solos. The pic
lures for today are unusually good.
Sheriff r. T.. Tale. of Mckinley
county. was here yesterday and re-
turned To- Gallup last night having IN
custody one Morrison, who is charg-
ed wfsh %assaulting a Is year old girl
at the Carbon city Morrison was
arrested here Yesterday morning bv "A II
deputy from the B|ernalillo county
sheriffs office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-04
~ OtaD I'M
IIa- Had Tspcri,nccs

A woman wbo man u..a r..l.,,
'l'" '"' W'ih'' h"'N
i"in 'tiffIfuO" thr Wisdom af uHInH
' inin ii pIiO' "l '"u'r " o taluDa
n' nlIN 5000 t fINfI brain. She atf
AZ ihH iIW" Postum Wts FIRST put
600 Goo market ! uuH ruGfrInE from
n'ttnuH dyspepsia. 90 mb phftI.IHu
Iid fHHfatetitt tnid ur not o. 1880 tsa
"' 'nH'" Finally + d.Ulded 90 Toxic
lIH advice Hrd try Postum Rot %
a orwr aud mao b. utre GuHt pre-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-04
CELEBRATE
FOURTH Of JULY

Copenhagen. July 3-This city is "A
mass or Danish American c0lors
in honor NJ the celebration Of indie
pendence day tomorrow under Dan
ish-Amcrican supervision.
Three thousand people have regis
tered from am parts Of the United
States Leading Danish Weeklies Isl
sued special American editions today
and daily newspapers viii prin,
American extras tomorrow.
4 resolution signed bE 10000 Amer
leans of Danish descent expressing
their love for tho mother country anu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-04

SIN FlntI~'O N'IcFIndrN tUIIcgc.
Session begins Sept. Is. Catalog
mailed free. DR. G. Keane. 1918
Market street. a Francisco.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-04

OUR WORK is As NEAR PEI
FICTION As POSSIBLE. NO OIL
WORN-OTT. BROKEN DOWN o
OBSOLETE MACHINERY IN OF
PLANT. EVERYTHING NEW AN
UP TO THE MINJTE-ALWAl
BETTER WORK AND NOR
PROMPT SERVICE. WE DEF
COMPETITION. \ TRIAL BUM
DIE WILL CONVINCE YOU. IN
PERIAL LAUNDRY CO., BACK 0
POSTOFFICE. PHONE 14S. RE
WAGONS.
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A SPECIAL FILM At
CRYSTAL THEATER

one OF tho most pleasing pictures
to be shown ar the Crystal ,h,atcr
this evening viii Doe the i00o-foot nlm
entitled "Bcn's Kid. II is mingled
mirth and puthos. The plot of the
story is purely western. portrayed on
western grounds The opening scene
shows the abandonment of "a small
child by ifs parents The child is
later found bv cowboys. who ranlc il
OF The father is later discovered.
chased caught n hung The win
ncr Of the child marries the mother
OF the baby and the closing pictures
end tho story happily Tn. nlm IS
Acknowledged 90 Doe one Of the best
yet produced.
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Nos. CDE1TA TEr-r an
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-04

Washington. July New Mexico
and Arizona Fair 10 south. local
showers in north portions sunday ana
probably Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-04

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-01-20

tional Home Missionary society, the
American Missionary association and so
far as possible the other four societies.
These groups to include leading pastors,
laymen, missionary superintendents and
secretaries.