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Corset Covers
,soD Ss neS sa iSs .Ss ,Sw; .ei %
Snss :a ss .s,ns ~ ns's sss with '0f'A'a lace
Csmbrio low neck. embroidery insertion.
beading ribbon and embroidery odsins. 7%o.
iace Insertions, and isoe cdsinS. iAe.
Cambria, low neck. trimmed front apd back
.na sA rSSos lsS: s.a sse s%0r0d'ry Insertion
insertion. beading riSbon and laos edCinS ,5so.
Cambr!c low neck, dainty embrosdery eds'
Ing. With ribbons drawn through. 1ec.
cs%bric 10y neck trimmed ny fror! M and d Ssss. s,ss
700. 'A'''''''' ''''' ''A ~
Cambria. low neck. three rows lace insertion.
three rows Of beading ribbon and isoo edginS.
oambrc. low neck. two. rows embroidery.
edsing. 800.
Cambria. low neck. trimmed With vide en-.
broadsry and torchon laoe. pointsd eject. SOC.
. Cambria. low neck. Val. lace insertion. FORM
Ing four medsllIous- lace odging. 800.
Camhric. low mock Wide smhreiderv inser-
ton, beading ribbon and lace odging. SOC.
Cambria. low neck, trimmed front and back
,s,a,, Nth y vide ses embroidery and ribbon drawn
Cambria. low neck. one row embroidery and
two rows OF Val. laee insertion. beading nib
bon and lace edging. SEQ,
Cambnc. low neck. embroidery, yoke. bead.
Ing ribbon and torohon lace odGing. 3oc.
Cambria. cut v, tght-ntung. embroidery
insertion and odgins. Asc.
Cambric. low neck, dainty embroidery ede-
Ing, with ribbon, A0o.
Nainsook low neck. four embroidery medal.
Lions set In with Maltese laoe insertion, acc.
Nainsook. low neck, trimmed front and back
With narrow embroidery insertion. <oc.
Cambria, low neck. trimmed mont and back
with Wide embroidery and ribbon. 400.
Cambria, low mock, trimmed front and back
with two Val. and ono embroidery insertion
and isde edgtng. >Sc.
Cambria, low neck wide embroidery beading.
with ribbon betwoon two laoe Insertions, %0o.
Cambric, low mock. prettily trimmed With
Lace and embroidery Insertions down mont,
eco.
Nainsook, low neck. embroidery insertion a.
fropt and back. finished with embroidery
edsing and nobon. 0oc.
Coiored Underwaist, made Of batiste, eibow
slecves and neck trimmed with lace edging.
SEQ.
ta.tssr 0us utlss - ~iu . I'm IN an n An
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Housefurnishing Specials

The manufacturer Of NORTH STAR" Reiseratos given special
concession hundred and fifty them order help make this sale
prices the same old "North Star"
shine OF soHdty OF them
No. TO- lin wide. 10 high; capacity
Regularly $3.50; special at $l1.Ss
No. 80. in wde p In. high capacity
Regularly $2204 special At $3.50
Same a. above snamened lining
No regularly sale regularly
3ssss oh s ns. u 1;ns!.f S, s 1% s g. e =
Housefurnishing Specials s.sasa.
as.' syh ? .ps r. % 4''
sS s
s:;,ie a:sse . s a.. q
1eea fisse ksst. STA
s :ss ss..
:siSn k:ss Soo aa aSoas .s SsS s round
Miscellaneous Specials sasmsa.
Heavy Galvanized Ash Cans with regularly special
Heavy GaiynizsS Sa5bsgs With special sec
esfssa ssss ~ sss . ! :. se
Imported Fancy Scrap b: :kst' rssYlary
:ss: g. ''' '''
ps:sH ss ss:- {. p m special
fa5: $sii s. "a s:iss Ss:ss ~ s.
isS:: T.
Mh T.oIs ,s shset, zee % STs al in ss dozen Aac 4 sheet
CanpSor % csmphSs %
Don't Forget that have many attractive
Tuesday Specials" that were crowded out.
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Extra Sizes
Drawers

Cambria, umbrella shAped Lawn rune nne
ttcks and hemstitched hem, $50.
CSmbrio, with tucks and embroidery rune
Nslnsook, with lawn rune. lace insertion
tucks and lace rune. 40.
Canhre hick. snd embroidered umnfiA-
shaped rune. oec. n.
Nalnsook. pin tuoks and embroidery rune
csmbr,o, vide tucks and embroidery hounos'
Csmbric, lawn rune. hemstltched tuoks snd
embroidery rune. 8oc.
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u.
Nainsook Long Dresses, yoke
formed Of tucks and -featherstitch-
ing, sec.
Nsinsook Long Dresses, two styles,
V-shspe ieatherstitched yoke and
hemafltched tuekS with dainty en-
broidery insertion, SEC.
Nainsook Long Dresses, five styles,
including hand-embroidered yokes,
Bishop styles or hand feather
stitched, 78c.
Short Dresses
6 months 10 2 year sisss
Nainsook. two styles. yoke Of en-.
broidey or In Bishop style, sec.
Nainsook, yoke formed OF embroi.
derry and lace insertion, 6sc.
Nainsook, yoke OF embroidery me-
dallions, embroidery insertion, clus.
ter Of tueks and embroidery ruiile
on skirt. 7oc.
Fine lawn, embroidery yoke with
lace insertion, two rows OF lace In.
sertion, lace trimmed ruffle on
skirt, e9c.
Short Skirts
6 months 70 z year sizss
Nainsook, hem and two clusters Of
tucks, Sc.
Nainsook, lace trimmed ruffle. Aee.
Nainsook. .-tucks and embroidery
ruffie, 6ec.
Nainsook, tucks, embroidery inser.
ton and embroidery ruifie, Sec.
Dresses, zts 4 ysar sisss
Chambray. In tan and green, bertha
and sleeves trimmed With smbroi-
dery, white strapping and crochet
ornaments, 7sc.
Chsmbray, In tan and green, bertha
and sleeves trimmed with colored
piping. 7ec.
White Lawn, two styles, Peter Pan
or Russian. trimmed with colored
embroidery, 79c.
White Lawn, five styles to select
from, Peter Pan or Kimono sleeve
effect, trimmed with hemstitched
lace or colored bands. sec.
White Lawn, dsintily trimmed With
embroidery insertion and wide en-
broidery, $2.87.
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Petticoats

Petticoats
Cambria. two rufues Of open smbro'dsry.
SEC.
Cambria, deep lawn runs. hemstitohed tuoks
and deep open embroidery nounoe ana ouss
rune. 9eo.
Cambria. lawn nounoe, pin tuoks. emhroadery
rune and dust rune. SO.
csmbdc, lawn hounee. two wids ciuny laos
Insertions. tuoks, Wide lsce rune and eAue
dust rune. go.
cambric. lawn aounce, hemstitohsd tucks and
hne embroideYed rune. ooo.
carnbne. deop nouncs formed Of Ave VA.
laoo insertions and Val. edge wtn Sucks
above. sl.3e.
Cambria, deep nounoe. vide and marrow
tueks. deep embroidery rune extra oo''
Cambria. deep blind embroidsred aounos'
S1.70.
dery rune. extra dust rune, sl.<e.
osnbde, ysry sesg open embroidery noune''
Csmbrio, deep lawn hounce trimmed with
rune rum Of T t6ree lsoe Insertions and edTlnT.
Sl.S0,
Cambria. circular nounoe Of eight Val. lace
Insertions and two isos edges. Sl.oe.
Cambria deep nounce Of two wide torchon
lace Insertions and deep lsoe edgine. tuoks
above. Sl.5o.
Cambria, deep dounoo, three wide Point DO
Paris laoe insertions and lsce rune. Sl.50.
Cambria. lawn rune. olustsr. tueks and
nnished With two embroidered rufdes and
dust rune. Sl.5e.
Better qualities ran Eing up 10 $3.50.
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Petkicoats

Petticoats
Cambria. lawn iiounee, hemstitehed
tucks and embroidery ruffle, Soc.
Cambria, deep blind embroidered
flounee, ribbon bow and dust ruffle,
e0c,
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Walking Skirts

tucked Semsti itohed hem. ! 40. -.
Cambric, deep lawn umbrella nonoe.
Vide and narrow tucktng above emoroio- :
cry rune, S1.S0.
Cambric, deep lawn nounoe. two wide
torohon lace Insertions with tucks between.
finished with extra rufde Of three wide ace
SdSos sswn Together. o1.S6.
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$500 Waists at $1.29

Made Of mercerized batiste, yoke
handsomely hand embroidered,
dainty collarless effect. edged with
lace.
Made Of batiste, surplice effect,
trimmed with tucks. lace inserting
and embroidery medallions.
The sun., 1909-05-09
Miscellaneous Specials

Don't Forget that we have many attractive
Tuesday Specials" that were crowded out.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-28
Ban on BeautX.

Fort Collins, colo, May 27.--A
mountain romance has just been
brought 10 light through the follow.
ug queer advertisement inserted n
the local paper by "a member of the
Nirgjuia Dale district school boaru
Wanted For schoolboy of -. a
teacher with "a glass eye. gray h'1G,
wooden or cork leg. SO she can't
cameo guls rc to take to the wood,
II She secs "a man coming"
Miss Myrtle Purdcp taught the Nu.
Nuta Dale school she was pretty.
She was dclugcd with invitation, to
dance, and dozen youths Of the
farming country laid their hearts at
'hc altar of her beauty.
lnc grave heads OF the school
board soon decided that a teacher who
danced So di,mely and SO frequently
at uight could not properly work her
head during the day. Then entered
the school board with the above ad.
yortis"mrn-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-28
Wood Mcdonald and Lothian PROF. ROPER GIVES RECITAL
POPULAR TEACHER WILL GIVE
INTRODUCTORY CONCERT ON
FRIDAY EVENlNC-PRoGRAM.

ON Friday evening. May 2S 1909, at
cigh, O'Clock. at the Broadway Meth.
odist church. Prof A. W. Roper. who
has opened studio at 912 " Broad.
way, viii give au Introductory concert
20 which the public is invited. and cs.
pocially is the presence of all lovers
Of music and also OF musicians and
parents who are Interested in the mu
sicll development of their children.
desired.
Prof Roper has been close stu.
dent of the piano for seventeen years.
having completed the full musical
course i'm Pritchett Conservatory un-
der e teacher who was graduate
from the sherwood Music school OF
Chicago and having taken post grad.
uatr work under prof Ware. pupil of
and assistant 20 Reif of Berlin Ger.
many
For the benefit Of those who do not
know the difference between playing
from memory and playing by ear, and
10 dispcl any belief that he plays by
ear. Prof Roper plays nothing by ear.
but many classics from memory.
prof Roper will use his Chickering
Grand. which he has recently pur.
chased and win play one of the most
cXacting and heavy programs that
has perhaps been played in hrdmore.
The following is the program.
l. PREJUDICE sharp minor-Rach.
maniuom
g. Nocglcin-Gr Gricg.
(h) To a wild Rose Mcdowell
to Muzurka-Godard
CdD The r,attcrcr- -Chaminadc.
3 The Dying Yoar-Ropor.
Ch) on the Lako-topcr
Faschingsschwauk Nienna Car
uiyal SccncD-Op. %. Schumann.
Allegro Romance SCherzno
Intcrmcz2o Finale.
q. Trcmclo- Gottschalk
q. waltz -Op. CO No. Chopin.
T. Polacca di Concert -Tschaikows.
Ky.
s. Bohemian Girl.
Opccratic Transcription-Ro Roper
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-28

These two famous horses give the
people OF this section the best op.
portunty they have ever had to
improve their stock and raise $500
horses instead of 500 horses. These
two stations will make the season
OF May and June at the Blue Front
Training Stables on Broadway.
Wood Mcdonald is beau'lfll sea
brown. lG hands high. weight l.l75
pounds, left hind foot white. good
feet and eyes. clean flat bone, heavy
mano and tail. lie is n clean, bold
actor. with plenty OF speed. drives
nicely and looks fine in harness.
His gaits arg walk. fox trot. slow
pace. trot. rack ana canter.
Winner OF first at Scdalia. Mis-.
souri. state Fair, 1905; second at II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-28

Duncan, Okla, May 27.-As slim
illus to better cultural methods in
corn production throughout the coun.
ty. the stephens County Fair asso.
citation, the third annual fair meet
of which will be- held in September,
has hung mp prizes aggregating over
$500. Prizes of S2j each for the best
display Of corn of the various colors
are announced. while lO0-ear dis
play will draw sweepstakes prize
of similar amount. In addition
there will be prizes for the school
boys between the ages of 10 and lG
years. one day of the fair will be-
set apart as Agricultural Day, aud
il is expected that the exhibit OF
farm products will be- the best ever
seen In this part of the state.
Premiums and purses to the
amount of nearly $1,000 have been
hung mp for the September meet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-28

linois state Fair, Springfield. 1905;
fiist and swcepstakn at Oklahoma
state Fair. Oklahoma City. 1907; sec
ond at Texas State Fair. Dallas
1907. first and two seconds at Fort
Worth Stock Show 1905; one first
one second and one third at Texas
State Fair. Dallas, 1908.
Lothair Is "A Pcrcheron. and viii
make the season. at the place. 10
THAR is a very dark lay l6 l.2 hands
high. six years old weight lj5J
pounds. Terms reasonable.
Come To training stable and inspect
these horses or write i VI. Hartnitt
Ardmorc or IL. f.. Rcam, Wapauuckn
okla.
Also have a fine Jersey bull
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-28
Rev. /. W. WiIliamson's Letter.

Rev. /. W. williamson, Huntington.
". Va. writes This is to certify
that used Foley's Kidney Remedy for
nervous cNhaustio nand kidney trouble
and am free to say that it will do All
YOU claim for it, Foley's Kidney
Remedy has restored health and
strength To thousands OF weak, run
down people. Contains no harmful
drugs and is pleasant to take. Sold IVY
all druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-28

The worst foe for H. years OF John
Deyc. of Gladwin. Mich. was a run.
mng ulcer. He paid doctors over
$4,000 without benefit Then Buck.
lens Arnica Salye killed the ulcer
and cured him. Cures Fever-Sores,
Boils. Fclons. Eczema. salt Rheum.
lnfalliblc for Piles. Burns. Scalds. Cuts
Corns. Doc at Ardmore Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-28
a Card.

This is TO certify that all Druggists
are authorized to refund your money If
Folcys Honey and Tar fails TO cure
your cough or cold II stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
pneumonia and consumption Contains
no opiates. The genuine is In a yel,
low package. Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-28

Use Ardmoreite Want Ada
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
BENEFIT FOR THE
GRAYS BALL TEAM
to Be Given in EIkS' Ball
Room Thanksgiving Eve,
November "a, to Pay Off
Seasons Debt,

\ bvnofit dance for the Alhu-
qucgQue Grass baseball team will be
given in Elks' ballroom THANKSGIVING
eve. November -, the proceeds Of
which will 80 towards paying oft the
seasons debts The GraNs are yomc
S400 in the hole after playing the
eason and it is hoped h a enough
tickets will he sold Ia put them in
the clear. The team furnished the
fans with some very good games dur
ing the summer and they should show
their appreciation by attending the
dance. or at least buying "A ticket
The bali viii bc first-class in every
respect and nothing will be left un-
done 70 show every one a good time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03

thing offered from 40s up TO 70s. Fun
prices have been paid in all cases 50
far as ear be learned.
Advices from abroad indicate an
erratic market due largely to TINS
Glass of wool put up at the auctions
one day there will be a 5 per cent
decline and the next day a full re-
covery and perhaps an advance
Good stuff has not declined as YET
one dealer bidding a cent above inc
market last week, who would have
taken a thousand bales at his price,
was Informed that seventy bales was
all that could be bought at his rug
ure. This is not an unusual nap
pening, and il seems to indicate d
firm market for good stuff suitaoie
for America, with poorer stuff selling
for about what il is worth when COM
pared with the choice offerings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
BOLD HIGHWAY MAN
SNATCHES PURSE
FROM WOMAN
Thief Grabs Pocketbook Con-
tanning VaIuabIeS From Mrs.
Irene BohIman on South
Broadway.

While walking TO her home on
South Broadway shortly after dark
last evening. Mrs. Irene Bohlman OF
300 South Arno was attacked by a
young man. who snatched a handbag
containing $40 in money. a pair Of
goldrimmed glasses and other valu-
ables and made his escape down a
nearby alley. The robbery took place
in front of the Baptist church. corner
South Broadway and Lead avenue
Mrs, Bohlman. who is n dressmaker,
was walking along rapidly when the
man sprang out of the shadows Of
the church. grabbed the pocketbook
and ran. Screaming murder. =
help" and other things in an effort
to summon assistance, Mrs. Bohlman
took after the robher, running for
more than a half block before she lost
sight of him. Her cries attracted per-
sons in the vicinity, who went To her
assistance. but the thief had disap-
peared. The police were notified of
the affair. Mrs. BOhlman was able
to give quite a good description OF
the man and was of the opinion that
she could identify him if captured.
Up to n late hour last night no sus-
poets had been arrested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
LAb0RERS
ARE IN DEMAND
important Conference Of Com
mitee on Industrial Educa-
ton of American Federation
Of Labor.
Morning Journal Bureau,
6t3 Munsey Building,


w uAiIlIib tnIs ~ Cst ~ ~
At a meeting OF the committee on
Industrial Education OF the American
Federation of Labor at the Arlington
hotel today the subject of trade
schools. manual training schools. the
apprentice system ana me system OF
Industrial education through cores
pondence schools was thoroughly con-
sidered. The scarcity of skilled work
men Is a matter of deepest concern
not only TO the manufacturer, but also
10 the trades unions who desire 10
furnish this skilled labor. The speak
ers differentiated between the differ
ent schools by pointing out hat the
manual training n trade schools
systems as well. were principally de-
signed TO fit the raw material to be-
come mechanics while h correspon-
dencc schools were chiefly in giving
technical education to mechanics who
had not had the advantage of theoret-
ical training. 1t was the first time
that the subject OF correspondence
schools had been fully presented to
the American Federation of Labor,
the address on this occasion being de-
livered by Louis a. Osborne, Of Scran-
ton, who was invited by the chair
man, John Mitchell. to speak on the
topic of Correspondence instruction.
Mr.. Osborne said hat correspon-
dence instruction had come into eX-
istence as a practical and separate
system of education within h reach
Of every working man, to qualify him
TO fill the advanced positions that
modern Industrial conditions had ere
ated. and was not a substitute or
makeshift for some other system OF
study.
II Is designed to reach a class OF
men whom education car reach in no
other way and is fulfilling its mission
most admirably ms testified to by
thousands of employers and employees.
Far from interfering with the manual
training. trade schools or apprentice
systems. 1t supplemented them by Of
foring higher education along the
same practical lines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
4 submarine.

The suburban reporter for a local
daIly Included IN his batch Of items
a few days ago an obituary of a sea
captain. Ne managed 10 give the
date of the sailors birth, the cause
of his death and the names Of surviv-
ing relatives correctly, but when he
came to a little flowery work in hand
ling the mans career hardly mean
what he wrote. He chose the sea
for his life work and began at the
bottom. Newark Call.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03

TO THOSE WHO WEAR TURN
DOWN COLLARS OUR NEW 10Th
CENTURY COLLAR SNAPPER OF
FE.RS THE PERFECTION OF COL
LAR COMFORT. DOESN'T CRACK
THEM. EITHER, AND LETS THE
TIE SLIP EASY. IMPERIAL LAUN-
DRY co. PHONE fiS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
WE HANDLE A FINE LINE Or
FRESH AND CANNED FRtIIS
PHONE US YOUR ORDER L.
PRATT & CO., ia S. SECOND 81
PHONE 46.
An Advance of savagery.

Mr.. Grump Ga savage bachelor)~
l don't see why a man should get mar
ried when n good parrot can DC
bought for s25.
Miss R~eadywitt - As usual. We
women are at n disadvantage. a griE-
ely bear can't be bought for many
times that-Boston Transcript. b.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03

"Broadmoor'' is the name OF TINS
new subdivision OF exclusive Ameri-
can five-acre country homes. reaoy
for irrigation. only IL miles north OF
the city. See d. X. b. Sellers ZOE
prices and terms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
Total, all markets, not
including carpet woods. 6S, 500, 900
Mills supply SO, 900. 900 Pounds.

Mills Supply IS. OOO. 900 Pounds.
These figures represent the highest
estimates from all %ccnters. and the
lowest estimate gives 10000. 600
pounds less wool, but we accept the
high figures rs better illustrating the
probable condition of affairs up to
May !, 1910, when the new domestic
wool will begin to arrive. There Will
be twenty-seVen weeks up to May T..
1910. with a little over IS. 700. 600
pounds of wool now on hand to fur
nish supply for all American mills,
and the rest of the wool needed must
come from abroad.
OF the domestic woois on hand the
worstcd manufacturers have quite
generally had the first picking. and
the greater proportion is of the cloth
ing grades, which, with the improved
demand for wooden fabrics, will soon
be in demand. and practically cleaned
up, and almost any time now the
small stock of fleece woods will be
sold, as there is only a half cent or
less difference in price between the
mills bid and the dealers asking
price, and We can see no condition
likely to arise that will be liable to
influence the dealer to drop the frac-
tion of a cent per pound he is hold
ing out for. Fleece woods are gen.
orally cleaned up in the west, so we
are informed, and we believe our in
formation to be reliable.
Only Odd Lots Sighted.
Classcd i'm the territory weights we
include California woods, and these
largely held by a few houses, and
trades are about to be closed that will
take the best of them off the mar
ket. When the nearby deals are
the Boston market will
have nothing left hut odds and ends.
with a few lots of consigned woods of
the best grades. that held for prices
that will not be paid this year. and
the wooden and worsted spindles will
depend almost entirely upon foreign
woods to keep them in operation.
With such a condition We can for
see nothing of a weakening tendency
in Australia. when the woods suita-
for America are offered in large
and choice selections. That manu-
facturers have practically abandoned
OF any material break is shown
by their close bids up TO asking prices, |
a half cent or less preventing trans
fcrs. and the hope for lower prices is
lessened by the fact that in every
wool-consuming country the stocks on
as reserve are proportionately |
a. small as they are in this country. |
and foreign consumers are as eager I
good woods as the Americans are. |
The goods markets have been nicely
toned up by the cooler weather. and
woolens in particular are selling well
IN new orders and Unexpectedly
recorders. Cotton is so high
that there is not the anticipated gain
IN its use. and some producers have
up manipulation. and are put
ing out all wool goods in original.
designs that are splendid SELL
Frs Worsteds in standards are sold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03

If it's n nice saddle horse you want,
let us send you one. our rate, 81 for
three hours, including skirt and leg
gins. Cash only. Wright's Riding
school, 215 West Silver e n hon
94f.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
sad.

The reason l don't like thee. Or. Fell
Is one OF two
(aD I don't know thee very well.
or OBJ I do. Puck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
At G. B. BraieviCh's Stationery

and Notion Store (opposite Postof-
hce,) can be found the best standard
cigars and tobaccos. kept IN perfect
condition for Immediate use. I'm spe-
cialiy constructed cases. Mr.. BraIe-
Jfch Is selling out under the original
cost a large variety OF school
books and toys
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03

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