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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
TEXAS A DRY STATE IN TWO
YEARS.

Mansfield Journal Statewide prohi-
bition missed being a reality in Texas
by an eyelash, failing of carrying at the
present session of the Legislature by
such narrow margin as to give the
liquor interests bad scare. 1t now de-
velops that the prohibition element of
Texas, far from feeling the temporary
defeat, are elated at the close proximity
to success which they attained, and are
mapping out their plans to make Texas
dry State within the next two years.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS

MASSANKE VI links HANS.
The massacre of Christians by the
thousands by fanatical Turks should
awaken the civilized nations of the
world to vigorous repression 1t is re-
ported that several American mission
aries have been massacred. 1t is be-
lieved that Miss Mary Webb and Miss
E. S. Webb of Lafayette are numbered
with the victims at Adana, where they
had charge of the Girls School,. These
two unmarried ladies were missionaries
and members of the Lafayette Presby-
terrain church. The Sultan seems to be
powerless, and if he is not he would
feign responsibility It is a shame
and disgrace that the Moslem fanatics
are not eNtirpated from the face of the
earth
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25

stories for the local newspapers It
was not until four years ago that sh1
ventured on a higher literary plane.
| 4 few months after her first maya
zine story appeared in Scrfbner'6
Since then she has had recognition II.
Success, the Delineator, Munsey's, Lips
pincotts. the American and other mag
azines She has also done some dr.
matte work. and one of her plays W.T.
produced in New York city. Another
is in the hands of Wagenhals e
kemper. and it is reported that it has
been accepted by that firm.
Ideas and hard work are the keyx
to all success" is the motto above tn
desk OF Mrs. Rhinehart in her Pftf1-
burg hcme.
She follows the text. Sometimes
weeks elapse in which she does not
write. The time is consumed in the
arrangement of her story. When sf1
begins writing she works with rapid
ity. Seventy thousand words OF the
circular Staircase were turned out
In four weeks. All her work is done
in the morning. She writes her stories
and all her correspondence in LONE
hand. The type machine does not aIsS
peal to her. and she never dictates.
Ihat Mrs. Rhinehart has reached the
hearts OF many is shown in the great
number Of letters she has received q q
winch the writer's assure the author
mat they have recognized the originat
OF some character in her novel. 9th
ers write to thank her for the comfort
they have received from her stories
Her correspondence has grown beyond
her reach. Her pleasing personality and
sunny nature, aside from her talent q i
nction writer. have made her q -
clal favorite in her city.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
NEWSPAPERS MAY COMBINF.

Mansfield, La, April NV. P
Head, late editor Of the Arcadia Argus,
has sold his interests in Bienville par
ish and removed here. A deal is on foot
to consolidate the Mansfield Journal and
DeSoto Progress under the management
Of Mr. Head
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
A Clear Conscience.

do you ever abuse that mule of
yOurS:" asked the kind hearted wo-
man.
Ian sakes. MISS" answered Mr..
Erastus Pinkley, Il should say not!
Dat mule has had me on de defensive
fob de las six years. Washington
Star.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
FROSTY TEMPERATURE.

The Weather Bureau reported Friday
heavy frosts at Bentonville, Ark. kill
ing frost at Oklahoma, Okla, and light
frost at Holdenville, NARROW and Tul-
sa, Okla.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25

If it's bill heads you are looking for,
or may be a supply Of letter heads or
AN outfit Of envelopes, you can do no
better than let US fix EN-. Phone 1000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
Wasted Solicitude.

Wasted SoIicitude.
when was boy said the severe
parent. i walked five miles to school
every day.
TOO bad answered the flinnant
youth. With proper training you
might have qualified for a Marathon
race New York Telegraph.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25

ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev Jos. H. Spearing, rector-Serv-
ices today as follows: Morning prayer
at II am. Sunday school at 9 80 am.
Everybody cordially invited to all serv-
ices. All seats free.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
A Bad Mistake

a Bad Mistake.
Il made terrible mistake yester-
day.
What was that:"
Il inadvertently asked Green how
his baby was getting on. and he kept
Lie an hour and half answering the
question. detroit Free Press.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
A Sufficient Reaeon

Brooke-Cheeplee doesn't think it's
proper to wear a watch with q d~o..
suit
Lynne-He never has both at tha
same time.-Lippincott's Magazine.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
Noisy and Continuous.

Mrs Gabby-I see they are going to
do away with the silent LETTERS in tho
language. George What are silent let-
tiers:
Mr.. Gabby-Well. I'm sure they Amt
the kind you ever use my dear-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
PIANO FOR SALE.

A Kimball grand in good condition is
offered for sale. Apply at 500 Fannin
street, Shreveport.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
A Sure Way.

Il wonder" said the practical man
thoughtfully. why detectives do NIT
take to automobiles"
why sO!' asked his friend.
Because then it would be easy to
run man down."-Houston Post
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
Bacon Rind.

WHAT Go You think of the Shake.
speare-Bacon controversies
wei. l think if he ever hinted no
wrote Shakespeare's stuff Bacon must
nave had good deal Of .rind' kan
sas City Times.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25

&ntered as second class matter February
II, 1904, at the posto4ice at Shreve-
port La, under the Act of Congress
Of March 81, 1879.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25


shall never forget the Thank God.
heard him utter.
We'll, there / was, stuck in snow ut
the bottom Of a crevasse with NO
means of getting out. The rope wasn't
long enough by half to reach me. Bob
own position, or. rather, to JUMP to
the other side of the crevass: He
jumped safely, and we held a barley.
There seemed nothing to do but for
him to go down to the hotel for assist
ance and a rope. Fortunately some
one there was watching us through a
glass, saw the accident and met him
on the way. In the middle of the aft
ernoon | was drawn up
We sat for few moments in silence
l overwhelmed with the utter absence
Of consciousness ON the part of my
uncle Of his heroism; then I said:
What did your friend say about
your cutting the rope:''
HE never thought to examine the
cut He supposed the rope had bro
ken"
"And didn't you tell him:"
mo. What was the use?''
Again | was lost in establishment.
"And the girl?'' asked presently.
''Oh. the girl, Well. she fooled US
BOTH
Uncle" l said after another pause.
III You were conscious of being a hero.
suppose you wouldn't be one"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-06
Small Boy Wants to Sell Ms
Mothers Wardrobe.

Last week the News advertised
for clean cotton rag and offered to
pay four cents a pound Tor them.
The next day in came a little hoy
about eight years old, with a gun
ny sack full. The little fellow
was paid. Ths next day he re-
turned with companion, both with
a sack full. This time he was
paid twice as much. The third
day he returned, the sack was full
er and heavier than usual. The
pressman emptied it, when behold
there was a ladies' complete ward.
robe. Shirt waists, dressing sa-
ques, hosiery, %pettycoats and
everything else in fact that ladies'
wear.
why we can't take those" said
the pressman, They are good
clothes, we want rags"
Then said the lad, will you
buy these overalls | have on, | can
get home, some how
This is only an illustration OF
how News want ads bring results.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-06

Obar is one OF the coming towns
OF the county. VIII e. Schneider
was down from there ON Thursday
and reported rapid progress. Mr..
Schneider said the commercial club
which was recently organized there
has thirty one members at present.
A large townsite proposition, which
is backed 10y eastern capital, is
pending and this will be one Of
the best things that can betall the
town, II is said. IL is the intention
OF the people OF Obar to make their
town the best in the country.
They are making a night Tor a new
depot and the presen, indications
are that they will win out and Tu-
cumcari will not be the only town
with a handsome depot.
The people in Obar understand
tina, TO have a good town, il takes
a sci, OF solid progressive business
men. Ohar is not lacking in this.
They have the men and are prov
ing it.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-06
CITY ALDERMEN HAVE
A VERY BUSY MEETING
Street and Alley Committee Will Make Arrangements tc
Raise Electric Light and Telephone Wires.

limits OF the city OF Tucumcari;
and,
Whereas, the experience OF the
human race has proved that such
practices are detrimental to the
best financial interests OF the COM
munity in which they are allowed,
as we'll as being wholly antagonis.
tic to the decent moral develop.
ment; and,
Whereas, such practices, IL al
lowed, will attract to our city the
scum OF the brothels and gambling
bells OF the country;
Therefore, Be it Resolved: That
the Pastors Association OF the City
OF Tucumcari in the nane OF our
constituency, in the name OF Out
boys and girls, and in the name OF
God, do hereby petition the City
Council not to grant any such
privilege.
Warner II. DuBose, President,
Guy NJ. Mcbride, Secretary,
w. II. Tsggert,
Charles l.. Brooks.
TO THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
Tucumcari, n. NJ.
Gentlemen;
We have received your resolu-
ton OF protest and have read and
carefully considered it. We de-
sire to express N utmost respect
Tor the ministers and churches OF
the city and commend them for
their effort in uplifting the morals
OF the community. But we beg
leave to state that we think your
resolution OF protest was entirely
uncalled for and is an unwarranted
reflection on the honor and integ.
rity OF the city council.
We consider it as an unwarrant.
ed reflection on us to protest
against our granting a license OF
franchise to any person for the
purpose OF violating the law. Mel.
ther do We consider floating rumol
TO be suticlent on winch TO baSt
such reflections against the ofici
ais OF the city,
In any matter that comes up be
fore us we shall act for the hes.
interests OF the city, as we under
stand it, and will not be controlled
in the premises by the bias, preIu
dice or want OF information OF an,
> person.
We beg further to state that i
has not been necessary in the past
nor will it be in the future, to pre-
2 pare resolutions OF such a charac
ter, to prevent us from grantin,
privileges that are illegal or i'm
moral.
!, Signed by the mayor and attest
E ed by the clerk.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-06
Bay View Readins Cia5.

The Bay View Reading Club
held its regular weekly session at
the home OF Mrs. Randall. this
week. the following members re-
spending TO roll-call with some-
thing about art: Mesdames Cady
Chenault, Conwell, CrohorG, Dono.
hoo, Kinds, Koch, Muirhead,
Nichols, Randall, Sanders and
Sianhl.
The lesson review, covering the
Golden Age OF Greece" and n
sketch OF her history since that
time, was given by Mrs. Nichols,
while Mrs. Kinds gave Tor Mrs.
Bess, the outline oil the frs, article
in our new magazine, upon the en-
chan,ed island OF Sicily and her
tour great cities. Mrs. Cady read,
very entertainingly, a selection de-
picting old Roman life, entitled
'Claudius and Cynthia" e~licitin
the hearty applause oil her audi
tors. The paper, by Mrs. Dono-
hoo, was a short OF u
work OF the past few months, IN.
der the subject Reflections OF
Italian Art"
Some interesting incidents in
Mrs. Muirhead's recen, "trip were
much enjoyed by the ladies', and
we look forward 20 a fuller account
OF il. And there is no need to say
that there was more than full Jus.
tice done 10 the delicious sherbet,
cake, and coffee served by the
hostess, assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Donahue, tie Clubs one CUES,
OF the afternoon. At a late hour,
the Club adjourned TO meet with
Mrs. Stewart next week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-06

The regular weekly meeting OF
the city council was called to order
by Mayor Street in the Office OF
Clerk Daughtry, at the usual hour
last Wednesday night. The min
utes OF the previous meeting weie
read by the clerk and approved by
the board.
The street and alley committee
reported that many OF the persons,
who had been notified to put down
concrete sidewalks had already be-
gun to do so and that others had
signihed their intention OF doing
so before the time limit had expir-
ed.
Upon motion OF Councilman
Evans it was decided to have ce-
ment alley ways put in, such as
the one now found between the
Federal building and the Herring
block.
The matter OF bonding the city
Tor sewerage was discussed thor
oughly and preliminary arrange
ments ordered completed as soon
as possible.
The report OF the police Judge
was read and approved.
Chief Benson reported that he
had appointed Fred White and j.
w. Miller as special policemen.
His appointments were approved.
A petition which was signed by a
large number OF persons in the
city and which asked that all tele'
phones and electric light wires be
raised so that one story houses
can be moved under them without
any inconvenience, was read anC
discussed.
A committee was appointed &c
meet with representatives OF tbs
light and the phone companies
and settle on a uniform height 10
wires.
The resolutions which we're re
ceived from the ministerial associ
alton regarding the granting o
franchises Tor race tracks an,
fighting arenas and which wer
laid on the tables at the last pre-
vious meeting were taken up an
answered.
Following is a COPY OF the reso
lutions and OF the answer whic
was mailed to each minister VIII
had signed the resolutions.
TO THE COUNCIL or THE CRY o
TUCuMcARl
Whereas, it has come TO tn
ears OF the Pastors Associatio
that certain individuals are seel
ing from the City Council III
privilege to operate a prize rim
and race track in the corpora,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-06
Ba Puts Quietus 70 a Bras
oar

BARRIERS are not devoid OF wit,
AMI a local barber put the quietus
on a man OF this city the other
day The fellow sat all through
the process Of shaving and bragg
ged OF his recent prosperity. The
barber didn't pay much attention
but continued 10 converse with the
fellow at the next chair about
Tai,'s Inauguration and other top.
les OF recent interest. The man
he was shaving couldn't get inter.
ested in these common place things
and attempted several times to talk
about the money he had made in
the past lew months, etc. No one
paid much attention 10 him, how
ever, unless II was the porter. He
kept his large white eyes on the
man, wondering il the barber would
never finish with him.
When the shaving was ended
Scott gave the man such a brush
ing as he never had before. He
took 1t all proudly and drew him.
self up before a large mirror.
When the porter had tired out the
man handed the barber a hundred
dollar bill and asked with a smile,
Can you changeitt" Then Scots
eyes took OF the size OF saucers.
The barber Just reached down in
his leans and drew out the change.
He handed il 10 the man with a
thank you" All the while he
continued to talk OF the Inaugural.
ton. The man looked vexed and
confused. He withdrew hurriedly.
Scott piled the broom as vigorously
as was possible, as the mar went
through the door. He seemed no,
to feel It, however, and the Scott
went back to his stand wondering,
what sort OF a fellow that was, ans
way, who paid the barber with q
hundred dollar bill and didn't hav,
nothin' Tor the porter.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-06

WANTED--A district manager
for The Aetna Life Insurance Co.,
(Life Dept OF Hartford, Conn.
Write Mcknight & Williams, Gen.
eral Agents, Amarillo, Texas.
aI-st.pd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
Wake Up, Mr.. Jones

70 acres waterfront $500
10 DAYS only
See Owner 9ik Madison St. room 1.
s'slh isep, lad. lata- -ti-la
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Strawberries

vhass wi.hire a. eatias aad n pist
STRAW nEhnit.e ~ he sslien Tee pc
serving purposes. 80 10 AMMAN lnutff
piass y mile from CLfnE iandirE sasi
af l.aks Washinstoa rass stsemsf Nsss
81 trsrhl part
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PERSONALS
Continued

PIANO Instruction
tsssaus Hng special attention Uftsn 20
beginners Mfa u 4 Nilnes A itia
raitsiA
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Man Wanted

lion Tor faanF msn sith fita Cali aif
washington hide 100 Fifsi a.
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southern frn,isman. ai. comfeitahi
sauit mafff y hos %, iFasue To
lsap uhie
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Would Ike personal intafrieH win
several parties who are dssif1ua Of ssruf.
ins heavily iimbefed lands Location fees
rs Dept 20" $40 Central nidf 10.
attle. Wash IT
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$500 Cash

sow ropo 70 m
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$600-Grocery and
Restaurant

with four living rooms upstairs. sep
eraie entrance good lease rent as
hsth hllshed years getting old Cali
ne Washington bldg, f0s First av.
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View Lot

gpui building lot f0st6o. TOO feet to
ihinnsl st car. Huod view isea. iiee
cash VS. PEI month, call at office,
18th and phlnncy Hv
l.. 3 EvETT s co.
Phones, North 10. white zee
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DAVID P. EASTMAN
2O9 Colman Building

80 CASH Will DO IRE
10 MONTHLY WILL. PAY F1H iFf
t8ttfoFoOT LuTF. CITY W4gFH rn a..
pupNhH, CITY llaHTH| gOgu tAH HgEtfatt'A..h M =,
LlhifH AND 10 hhtrEH niuE 10 BiffsEis AZ AZ y M +
10 If 9E54 i's9 ~ iso 'saa 100 AID 10.
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Big bargains m Bnrsdeemsd Watches
and diamonds Al the London Jsrslry
Co. ios Ind Az. merit Guys Drug store
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In 10 - days and all forms Of rkiH
diseases such - rsqrlasis arns fplm.
plesf herpes scalp diseases ahu4
hains and itehins piles itch cured IN
one daF positive fuafaHtes faffifa-
lars free Call ~ address The Pacific
Clinic. tit American Bank Bids. Sc
attic. Wash
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40 Acres

About 5 cleared and cultivated. good
house. barn and other buildings, lArrs
creek les than zoe feet ffum house
Price tiisoei easy terms
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fHEE HONEsTEsIf
Canadian Earrunetf eiIri r.
homsafaadsft 10 affta q ~ tI.ss :.
in Western gaahta Ths ltna Vi
aauh O. 90 "a iliftt ran NIWi \
can - cultivated on |oelin -
fuu ard paft Yr1r rEiiIuai nsnfa
Sion fnr tie1
CLEAR LAKE LAND 70
tit Washington hiiF int n
CHEAP. wIpows 10 u1s
ranch iafre piece Of ari tls
street car and stores. eulJ isii tn
80 dash. u me1th frt, rlf 4
HAtef See Mfb Lartmln q Hsi'f
son. at Earllngtsn stort a nsv ar1
line " Hlllusn't exshlu % =.
block
ron SALE
20 arfes % isnd 10 miiaf ifau n
Hih. faa5s imp-assr7trtr7 rfltI " 4
5sar. call - write fsra Cla AZ
O'Clock evening" fhent Nal1 ia
J. Z. ANDERSON
atIf Eighth AZ 4 sssipe
HERE Us A GOOD Hrf-li ARA
near me intsrarhan. han1 u =
tho hest taNas ~ The tslai s.s,.'
Seattle and rar-sua| : sfit' .. =
tom land halaufe fcoi tFfN /.
resFiF ifysi. eNrF reels -
Prize far neat feg dass illA =
n0HHHT NtATnf
sts.siessii Aiaika W. =
rdr sale By ewusr q tea < -
land. 81 affts cleared, hna
fl4ri-lrs water. mic hH5 ban ~ y
ru1f station. : f,ile irari i..aa
lrum TuFiHr. 1sil hAfi Ailf'
East isf -
Poe als 90 acres firt nls =
Port Orchard 4-fanp helsi -
Is acres under calilratieni l'sa
JESSE RnoAnngNT ~
r'uIt orchard -
IAN ONNrH -
Pull acre tracis IN fnpiA ~ y n
g miles fram Pioneer squar " =
OF rIu. sound and mdurtalr. =.
ffum South seattle car Ing. v.
an Terms Tee dosn' ea''aS
anrCn1sen
ciiAs l. OLSON a
isii Donovan St PHONE o'A7- Is
PINE LAND
We have o. flfc'acfe if.ei - 10
for gardening and stray penl ~
Soil Is rich ana derp ana N "a
cleaned rriee 500 and eAR ."
balance monthly 10 suit -,
WEST 4 MliEkLLh
SOC caiman hi9sh
INFLAMMATION WANTED az ~ NJ
Nh, 80 as..4 fafm foI glle 49,
miles 5f seattle. ssltahic faf ~. ..,. *
noses o. eenofni farminf, n'' Il
sttrvt 80 nf location. fise nrrk
mini tesafipti1H Address q 4
pnts Room it,i9 % West h''@
ehi0aEH lll -
WANTED soLniFRs AS n WIN
To WauisrER Thklh hs""as ~
rs FOR THE oftNlNg * nffs.
TIMER RESERVATIONS ,M,rrS 10
I'm Soon Al.so -uiinah 1arEN
SAILORS WIDOWS AM
eur pWEN GAN Do iIhh"ra
NnNrANA fTlMBkh VIZ. Eik
MAIN IS SURF 81. rAcn-
T,,,-ser, ,rsc,. ii,si sssa s - 4
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Lost Sunday at exposition grounds
ladys silver purse win chain handie Is
reward Phone East afst little
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Come Out and
See

IL a on nru
O tyGb H AND CINE HnEwA nn1a
u y " 4
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f.osf--Atout tisf and ffih Az. tfiss
de bulldog one eye defective. liberai
reward Phone East s9te --t3s9t
Lost Examination paper f1r giadFs
Allentown station Robert CLARK e.7ff
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BIRTH NOTICES.
DEATH NOTICES.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

uurTrpwoRTif . son. rroses-isaai
pfrscfsrS ans Licensed xnbainers istt
let, epp N5ofs rhsstfe hoth phoh,s ~
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-03

prize consists OF a Aero Vacuum Clean
ing System installed complete in the
schools of the city TO be successful
depends upon the use of these stamps
by our business houses as well as in
our homes. The local business men
are responding nobiY, II business men
Of the city residing IN Wauwatosa wi
do MS we'll and purchase the stamps in
Wauwatosa we may secure this valu-
able prize.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-03

WANTED-Girl for general honse-
work in small family. Laundress en-
ployed. Good wages. Apply at 1913
Second Avenue, Wauwatosa.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-03

For water color place cards, call at
81 Windsor Avenue.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-03

NoTICE-we go tn. press Thursdays at
1850. All cops mnst he IA before noon.
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