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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-01-08
A M u S E M E N T S.
City TheatoPium.

There has been a decided i'm.
provement in the class of amuse-
ments furnished to the public
during the past week. Managers
jackson aud Zelma. of the City
Theatorium, have not only been
furnishing excellent moving pic
lures, but have been rendering to
the public SOME fine vaudeville
and song attractions. Increased
attendance has been the result.
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port of the reviewers to establish
public road from Calvin to upper
Winfield and Montgomery road
was declared public road an'I
j. f. Maxey appointed overseel
t. cut SAID road. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Carter re.
ports of reviewers to establish
new road from Calvin to upper
Winfield and Arcadia road Inter.
secting said road near Lucy
Brokers be declared u public
road and n. Kohn was appointed
oyerseer to cut said road. Car.
ried.
On motion of DIR. Williams the
following resolutions were adop-
ted:
Be it resolved by the Police
Jury of the Parish of Winn in
regular session convened that the
sum # $3.50 90 be aud the same
is hereby appropriated out of the
General Fund to pay the salary
of the Registrar of voters for the
year 1909, said salary to he paid
monthly on tne warrant of the
Registrar presented to the Treas
urer of Winn Parish. Carried.
On motion of DR.. Williams
that the sum of $44 90 or rs much
thereof as il necessary be ap-
propriated out of the General
Fund to pay for the needed sup
plies of theRegistrar of voters for
the Parish of Wi2n. Carried.
On motion of DIR. Williams
that the sum of $4,000 or rs much
thereof as may be necessary be
out of the Bridge
Fund to build bridge over Big
Greek on Winfield and George
town road. Committee to let
contract and superintend build
ing of said bridge. s. p. Smith,
e. w. Riley and d. b. Williams.
Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Perers that
the sum of $4,000 or rs much
thereof as is necessary be apprO-
priated out of the Bridge Fund
to build bridge on Popes Creek
on Alexandria aud Columbia
road. Committee tn let contract
and superintend building said
bridge, w. 5. Avery, o. b.
A. S. Peters.
Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Peters that
the sum of $lOO or AS much
thereof as is necessary le appro-
priated out of the brid &c fund to
repair bridge ON Little Polop
creek on Winfield and Tullos
road. Work to be done by hands
and overseer on said road. Car
ried.
On motion of Mr. Peters that
The sum of SIS 90 be appropriated
,ut of the bridge fund to buy
to build bridge on Pine
Woods creek on Winfield snd'
rullos road. Work to be done
~ overseer and hands on said
-uad. Carried.
On motion os Mr.. Porter that |
he sum of $500 or Ms much |
hereof as is necessary be appro |
,riated out of the bridge fund in
addition to the $500 already !
appropriated to finish bridge
lcross Wash Branch On VIM
ield and Georgetown roa.l. Car
led.
On motion of Mr.. Brewton
hat the sum of $4,000 or as
much thereof as is necessary be
appropriated out of the bridge
und to build bridges across Cy-
'ress creek on Wyatt and Col /
l0nna road near Antinch church. |
Committee to let contract and |
uperintend building SAIL bridge
}. L. Rsyborn. w. +. Clifton
nd j. L. Brewton. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Brewton
hat the sum IF IS 90 be appro-
'riated out of the bridge fund in
ddition to $1,000 already appro-
'rIated to finish paying for
of bridge on Saline
ayou ut Harris crossing. Car
led.
Continued next veek)
Jack Davis and Dave Flossa
ave been here. drawing cards M
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-01-08
A HOUSE PARTY
IN THE HOLIDAYS
How a gay coterie Of maidens
and youths enjoyed them
selves during Christmas.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. HarrelI. Of
Selma, La, entertained at {
house party last week in a round
of pleasure and in royal style.
The gay party of youths and
maidens, composed of the follow
ing participants: Their sisters.
Una Lee and Carrie A. Line and
Carrie Heard. Mrs. Harrelrs
cousins, Miss Olive, Clara Long
and Miss Nettie Wright, Messers,
j m Wright, who attends the l..
s. u, Douglas Harrel, John,
Vale and Roy Wright.
On Tuesday evening dance
was given in their honor. On
Wednesday evening hrs. Harrell
entertained at u clrd party.
Thursday evening all the jolly
party attended dance at
Rochelle, and on Frilay afternoon
MIS-. Hariel and her guests came
to Winfield, to visit her mother,
Mrs. s. A. Wright, who enter
tanned ut dinner mt 5 O'Clock,
IL their honor. The table was
elaborated and beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers and all
manner of edibles to tempt the
appetite were placed before them.
In the evening the Misses Nettie
Bernstein and Beatrice Bernstein
and Lloyd TugweIl and Jake
Pope visited the gay party, and all
We're soon engaged in a game of
cards. The evening passed most
enjoyably. On Saturday the
young men gave dance in their
honor at the hall, and the enjoy
inent was continued until IL
O'Clock.
Mrs. E. B. Harrell and Mrs.
Moore, chaperoned the party.
The Misses Harrell and Heard,
left for their homes in Minden,
MIR. Jim Wright, returned tc the
University at Baton Rouge, while
Mrs. E. b. Harrell, accompanied
BY her brother MIR. Douglas
Harrell and her cousin, Miss
Nettie Wright, returned to her
home ut Selma. All the guests
pronounced Mrs. Wright. and her
charming daughter, Mrs. Ed
Harrell, most elegant hostesses.
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LOCAL AND OTHER WISE

Heinz Pickles, Catsup and
Vinegar at Fisher, Drewett q TO-
Il. K. Golden of Campti was in
town last Saturday.
After the show take your glriI
to the City Restaurant. ]oti
WI. Jones of Gibbsland was
visitor to Winfield Saturday.
For an excellent brand of coffee
ask for the Monogram brand 81
Fisher, Drewett & Co. il
Mr.. Brown Hall, of Tanrehill,
was a visitor to town Saturday.
Forbes Extracts, Baking Pow
der, Spices and Pepper at Fisher:
Drewett & Companys. lotI
j G.. Crew of st. Maurice was
a visitor to Winfield Saturday.
The Original and Genuine Crazy
Well Water, try 1t.
Editor d. B. Coates arrived on
last Wednesday night. and paid
The Sentinel an appreciated visit.
See Geo. E. Thomas and have
your plumbing done right now.
He is the man. jS-4t
See Fisher. Drewett & Co. for
Breakfast Foods. Nothing hner
than these cereals. jotf
Miss Alma Lay, who has been
visiting relatives at Rochelle, La
returned home last Tuesday.
After the show take your girl to
the City Restaurant. jStf
G. III. Canterbury, of Atlanta,
was in the city Monday, and sub
scribed to the paper.
S. S. Prothro. after two months
spent among relatives N Natchi-
toches, returned ON January LIST.
Fiber, Drewett & Co., have a
quantity of Snowdrift Lard in
bulk. Call and inspect it. il
Miss Clara Long left for Wins
bOro last Monday to resume her
duties as teacher of the school
there.
Remember Red Cross Liver
Medicine Is Tasteless and the
best made.
The thermometer marked 80
degrees all nay yesterday and
colder ut night.
See Fisher, Drewett & c.. for
Breakfast Foods. Nothing finer
than these cereals. j8tf
Rev. S. l.. Morris will fill the
pulpit at the Bsbtist curch next
morning. He will preach
u farewell sermon to the people
rs he will shortly leave for
Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Blanche Allen, after two
years spent among relatives in
Georgia, returned To Winfield
last Sunday.
Geo E. Thomas, the well known
has returned to VIM
field and now ready To doall kinds
Of plumbing on III qrt notice.
guaranteed. is At
Messrs. X. j. Smith, Fl. Howard
and w. 5. Hancock. members of
the l.. L. l. faculty at Ruston,
were visitors to tia city Saturday
Heinz Pickles, Catsup and
Vinegar at Fisher, Drewett 6 Co.
Mr.. j. w. Vance, of Atlanta.
was in town Monday. and compli-
nented this Office with q friendly
visit.
That energetic and wide-awake
grocer firm, Fisher, Drewett &
Co.. are just in receipt of a car
Dad of splendid -four. il
Mr.. Robt. GiIIiland, of Shreve.
port, arrived in town Sunday, and
las been circulating among the
business men. He belongs To the
newspaper fraternity.
Irregular bowel movements lead
o chronic constipation. >Prickly
Ash Bltters is reliable system
'rgulator; cures permanently.
,mith-GrisEam Drug Co, Special
Agents.
That popular hosiery. the CITY
lotel. has been transformed into
he Hotel Coivin, after the pro-
'rietor. Its inner attractions re-
NAMED unchanged aud fixed.
Forhes' Extracts. Baking Pow
er. Spices and Pepper ut Fisher,
)rewett 8 Company. jStf
MIR. K. l.. Harriss has recently
rived here and has Tn L a, ..i,.
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Police Jury Proceedings.
(oFFICIAL)

Winfield, La, Jan. 4, 1909.
The Police Jury of the Parish
of VIM met this day in regular
session convened and upon call.
ing the roll the following an
swered To their names: j. L.
Porter, Ward 1; A. S. Peters,
Ward 3; L. G. Willis, Ward 8;
T. b. Puckitt, Ward 4; j. X.
Horn, Ward 6; j. I. Payne,
Ward z; j. E. Carter, Ward 8;
d. B. Williams, Ward 8; j. l..
Brewton, Ward 10. All men,
beers present except d. Ii. Shu-
mate, Ward 5.
On motion of Mr.. Willis that
new road beginning near Amos
McCarty old place on New Port
and Winfield road and running
by way of j. M. Abrams. e. G..
Adams aud w. A. Erskins and
lntersecting New Port and Dod-
con road near Wiley Hattens
garden was declared public
road and that j. b. Abrams wa,
appointed overseer for said road
aud that said road becomes road
No. 20 of Ward 8. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Horn the
report OF reviewers to establish
new road from Atlanta to Mont
gomery and Alexandria road to
where il intersects raid road near
b. Il. Lovctts. be declared a pub
lie road and j. II. McElroy wa
appointed oyerseer to cut ou,
said road. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Puskiit that
road No. l from Jackson Parish
line be divided ut W. H. Martins
asd that the Western portion re-
main road No. l and the Eastern
portion of said road becomes
road No. Ii Of Ward 4. Carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Horn that
old Sparta and Montgomery road
from Winnfeli and st. Maurice
road to Wheeling be reinststed |
- . pablo road. After Discus |
yies The natter was deferred
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Jack Davis and Dave Flossa
have been here. drawing cards MT
the City Thratorium this week.
They have gone to HUSTON, aud
will return next week 40 delight
the patrons of this place Of
amusement.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-30
Christian Church.

j. B. Boon will speak both morn
ing and evening. Sunday school 10
a m. Endeavor Society at 2 p. m. A
large chart will be used Sunday
evening with every conversion of the
New Testament represented. Each
conversion will be considered sep
arately, one Sunday evening for each
conversion. The first Holy Spirit
conversion will be considered Sun
day evening. Strangers in the city
and all friends who would like to
know of the bible conversions are
invited to worship with us. The di-
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Pastor Entertains With Dinner

The deacons and elders of the
Central Presbyterian church were
guests at dinner given by Pastor
Hogan in the dining room of the Ro-
gers hotel Friday evening at z
o'clock. Covers were laid for the fol-
lowing:
Rev. G. II. Hogan, Dr. S. l.. Horn
beak, ]. r. Mayhem, Prof. e. d.
Criddle, r. II. Connally, d. B. Bull
lard, Prof. j. M. Gordon, S. J. Erwin,
j. E. Plummer, T. N. Herring and
w. p Hood.
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First Presbyterian Church,

Sunday school at the usual hour
The subject of the morning ser
vice will be How a young woman,
at the peril of her life, saved a ma
ton from destruction.
The subject of the evening SER
vice viii be "Four scenes in the life
of a noble young man"
DR. Baker will preach both the
above, sermons.
The University Quartette will sing
at the evening services.
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IN THE CHURCHES
!
~
49,
Central Presbyterian.

Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Public
worship both morning and evening,
led by the pastor. intermediate and
Junior Christian Endeavor p. m
Senior Christian Endeavor 6:15 p.
m. G.. H. Hogan, Pastor.
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Willie Fern Kennedy

Willie Fern Kennedy -
Power behind missionaries. Elk.
3 lilo. Marguerite White.
The great call. lisa. 6:1-S. Miss
Effie Velte.
An old time hero. Dan. 1871.
Margaret White.
Paul the hero. Cor 10:12-1S;
11:21-33. Robt. Buie.
Topic: Heroes of missions in In
dia. Psalm 96:1-13.
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First Baptist Church.

Special meetings begin Sunday
There will be preaching each morn
ing and evening during the coming
week save that there will be no
morning service on Monday and no
evening service on Saturday. The
singing will be under the leadership
OF Mr. Robert Jolly. A cordial invita-
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Methodist Church.

All the services at the Methodist
church tomorrow will be as usual
Sunday school $3.50 a. m. Preaching
II a. m. Junior League 3 p. m. Sen
Tor League p. m. Preaching p.
M You have a cordial invitation to
worship with US in any of these SER
vices, and especially if you are a
stranger in the city. ]. T. Mcclure.
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We want everybody troubled with
dandruff, itchy scalp or falling hair
to write us for large free bottle of
Cu-Cura the famous crude oil hair
and scalp tonic. Address Cu-Cura
Co., Tulsa, Okla. 58p
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vine ordinance of baptism will be
administered during the evening
services
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In due season we shall reap. Gal.
6 :S9. Gladys Lee.
All have sinned. Rom. 3,23-24.
Alleen Spencer.
God SO loved the world. John g.
16 Bessie Moores.
Jesus the Son of God. John AIS.
Annie Martin.
A ransom for all 9TH Tim. 2;5-6.
Jimmie VIM.
The story of William Carey. Lu-
cile Harding.
The story of Livingston. Mar
guerite Gibson.
The story of Jane Wakefield Adam
by Debbe Sweat.
Lesson story by Campbell Hol-
land.
Mission study by Miss Eva Hol-
land.
The story of the flood or deluge,
Supt r. r. Tribble.
Roll call of members, each ans
wering by naming some Christian
country.
Recitation by Lucille Bedford.
Song, MiZpah.
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ton is extended to all the people of
Waxahachie to attend these meet
ings. f9fi
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Junior Endeavor.
Junior Endeavor Topic for Jan.
81, 1909.
Missionary Heroes and Heroines.
Acts 20-21.
Song-Jesus Bids Us Shine.
The Lords Prayer in concert.
Bible lesson by leader, Miss Fran
ces Moores.
Bible references.
Lesson explained by superintend-
ent
Let the house of Israel know.
Acts 2-36 Ruth Musgrave.
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Senior Il. Y. p. U. ProgralnA
Subject. How to win SOU
Leader, Miss lone Gates.
Scripture reading, Acts s.
inclusive.
By teaching the word. Mr. f41DH
Davis.
By applying the promises. Miss
Emma Davis.
Song.
By testifying to Christ. Mrs. Rob-
erts.
Bring them to Jesus. (Come and
see.. Mrs. c. L. Kidd.
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Westminster League Program.
Subject: "India's Heroes"
Leader, Harris Mcintosh.
Opening song and prayer.
The first missionary. Acts Sis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-23
CONLEY GOES
To TAKE CHARGE
At RATION
P, McCALLUM GETS
ALBUQUERQUE POST
Veterans Of Local Santa Fe
Shops Go Up the Linei Hicks
Takes Charge at Las Ange-
les,

IT wa announced yesterday BY
superintendent Of Shops w. A. George
that John conley. for the past four
years general foreman Of the Santa
re shops in Albuquerque, has been
promoted to be master mechanic at
Ration, succeeding j. kiely, who has
been transferred TO Clovis, to take
the place Of Thomas Booth, who has
resigned and will leave shortly for his
home in England, where ne will AXE
q much needed rest. Mr.. Conley viii
be succeeded in the local shops by
Peter MeCallum. for some time fore
man in the machine shops. Mr.. Nc
Callum's successor has not yet beer
selected. The changes will take place
within the next week. Mr.. Conley
has been connected with the local
Santa Fe shops for many years, hav-
Ing served his time as a machinist ap-
prentice In the same shops where he
later became general foreman. While
his many friends here viii sincerely
regret his departure from Albuquer-
que, they will nevertheless be glad to
hear OF his promotion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-23
CLOSING EXERCISES
OF THE SACRED
HEART SCHOOL
First Annual Commencement
of New PafochiaI School I'm
qualified Success Premiums
Awarded to Students.

The first annual commencement eN-
ercises of the Sacred Heart school,
Fourth street ana Stover avenue, were
held in Society hall in Barelas yester-
day afternoon and were Mighty sue
cessful throughout. The stage was
prottily decorated in the class colors,
pink and white, entWined with the
national colors. Zach number on the
program was well rendered The
American National Guard drill by a
group Of boys; a c%alisthenic drill, also
by the boys, Father Ryan's Song of
the Mystic, by a chorus of boys and
girls. and Good Night by the Sc
niors, were thc features Of The after
Moons entertainment. During the
exercises Rev. p. Tomassini, 5. j., and
Rev. c. NJ. Capilupi. $. j., awarded a
number of premiums to the students
who excelled in various studies. Al
together the exercises We're interest
ing and reflected credit on both the
teachers and the pupils of the Sacred
Heart school. The full program was
as follows;
The Heavenly Song Hamilton Gray
EAlhANiN Nt7Btldlh1iii s fsst p s 2 p o q p rF T
Erncsto Gallegos
kissing Papa Through the Telephone.
our Little Tots
Pastel EnpasteladO BY Juniors
Hide Behind the Door Little Girls
The American National Guards
Chorus
Distribution of Prizes ........,.
Rev. G. NJ. Capilupi, ;. j.
C~alisthenics our Boys
Our Jacks Come Home ........ Boys
The Song of the Mystic Father Ryan
Recitation ........B BY Young Ladies
After the Battle Boys
Fairy Moonlight ............C Chorus
Carnival Of Venice .... instrumental
Address ........... Henry Tafoya
Coronao Fantasia ....Colors Of Spain
Young Ladies.
Instrumental Trio ..,.........
Lourdes Martinez. Julia Napoleon,
Elosia Tafoya
Good Night ........+....... Chorus
seniors.
Accompaniment by Miss +. Lese-
mann and Miss Lourdes Martinez.
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OF GRAND
ARMY To MANAGE
CELEBRATION
Veterans, Sons of Veterans
and AuxiIiarieS viii Join in
Observation Of Fourth Of July

John A. Logan Circle No. ] ladies'
of the Grand Army. Will awe charge
of a celebration of independence Day
to be held Saturday evening, July sra
at the odd Fellows hall. An excel
lent special patriotic program is III
preparation, refreshments VIII pe
served and a home cooking table VIII
be a feature of the arrangements
The public is cordially invited to at
tend. The members of the Wonlans
Relief Corps and the veterans OF "
*. Warren Post G.. A. Il. viii be PRES
cnt, as will also the Sons of Veterans
and the occasion promises to be Il pa-
triotic celebration of more IMAM
usual interest. Other special pans
have been announced by local or
CARNATIONS for the celebration OF lho
Glorious Fourth either on SATURDAY,
Sunday or Monday. 1t is UNDERSTOOD
there viii be considerable doing an"
there will be plenty of opportunity
for the venting of the patriotic splrl's
Of both Young America and his elders
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-23
HICKS MASTER MECHANIC
IN LOS ANGELES

I'm giving an account of the changes
in the mechanical department Of the
Santa ZEE Coast lines in yesterdays
Morning Journal. # was enormously
stated that | l. Hicks would have
charge Of the SAN Bernardino shops.
Mir. Hicks viii not have supervision
over the shop work, but VIII have
charge Of the road work between san
Diego and Barstow. with headquarters
in Los Angeles. with the official title
of master mechanic. fl. $. wall. for
merly master mechanic at Needles.
has been promoted to be superintend-
ent Of shops with headquarters IN
san B~efnardino and win have charge
Of the shop york.
--
A new class for beginners in dane
ing viii be organized tonight at Serb
ncr's Dancing Academy. Elks' bah
room. First five ladies joining free.
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CmANTALOUPES ARE
COMING IN BY
CARLOAD
Local Firm Wires Large Order
for Melons, Indications Are
Valley Crop viii Be Very
Late.

That the cdntaloupc season in Al
huqucrque viii soon Ice on in earnest
is evidenced by the fact that the
Bitter-Stamm Produce company of
his city has wired an order Tor one
carload of Imperial Valley melons
from California. along with an order
for "a carload of small fruits from the
same section The order goes first 70
the Chicago agent of the growers and
IS wired back him 10y 20 Brawlcy. Cal.
whence the shipment is made. The
melons are expected 70 arrive i'm a
short time
Local farmers says the crop Of can
taloupes raised 10y the Rio Grande
Valley association ON the lands ad-
jaccnt To Albuquerque viii be- very
late.
The crop in Colorado and elsewhere
is said 20 Doe unusually backward and
the prospect Is that the succulent
eantaloupe viii bring a pretty fair
ngur, almost any odd where this sea-
sun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-23
M|SSOUR|ANS WILL
WAKE THE ECHOESss
Society Will Observe July Fifth
by a Picnic in the WildS of
Bear Canyon and Big Crowd
viii Go,

There viii be something occurring
in the sylvan precincts of Bear Can
Non I'm tho Sandia mountains on Mon
day. July 3. when the members of the
Missouri Society of New Mexico will
trek 90 the mountain wilds m masse
and spend the day in the woods with
plenty % cat and drink and an oppor-
tunity To- celebrate the Glorious far
enough from the ragged nerves of
civilization Zoo make a real patriotic
defamation. The society has a large
membership and Il goes without say
ing that they viii all go along. The
start viii be- made ia a number of big
wagons in the early morning and the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-23
MISSOURI SOCIETY. ATTENTION.

All those who hay registered to
attend the picnic July ) at Bear CAM
yon, please call and deposit 81 with
the committee, LA West Gold ave-
nue.. All members not at the last
meeting who wish To go are requested
To call and register. All Missourians
invited. The list will be closed Fri
day, June %. BY order of the com-
mittee.
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VIM Not Enjoy

Home comforts. a Mission FlFe -
built or repaired to satisfaction qua
antee.
Ring mp 1871.
The Mission Fire Place Buiiuei,
Il make a speciality of hre pa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-23
me would be benefited by

Everyone would be benefited by
taking Foley's Orino Laxative for
constipation. stomach and liver trou-
Bile, as 1t swcetens the stomach ana
breath, gently stimulates the lVer
and regulates the bowels and Is mueh
superior to pills and ordinary lax
atives. Why not try Foley's Orino
Laxative today. J.. II. O'Rielly q Co.
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return will be well after the shades Of
night have fallen. The following no
tlce should have the attention Of
all