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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15
2 ARE DEAD, 100000 IN
PROPERTY LOST IN FIRE
Large Business Block in
jamestown, N. Y, Is Gut
ted by Flames

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, March IA
towns business district is Il mass OF
smouldering ruins this morning as a
result of the most serious fire in the
history OF the city.
The fire was got under control at 4
O'Clock this morning. The loss will
probably reach 100000.
The fire originally broke out in the
Gokey building Saturday night and was
supposedly put well under control early
Sunday morning with tie loss of two
lives and 100000 property.
But shortly after midnight last night
a high wind kindled the embers of the
old fire into fresh flames. What was
left of the Gokey building went like
finder and almost before the firemen
reached the scene the Duffy building
adjacent was beyond hope.
FIREMEN HELPLESS.
The rising wind made the firemer
well nigh helpless, and the increasing
blaze swept across the 100 foot wide
street to the Sherman house, one OF
the finest hotels in western New York
There were 1875 gustse in tn hotel but
all escaped unRurt and most Of their
personal property was saved.
Both the Western Union telegraph and
the. BeU telephone offices were burned
out soon after the blaze started and for
several hours communication with the
outside world was difficult. Fire apparat-
MS was summoned from Buffalo and
special train with a carload OF hremen
and engines was, hastily made up there:
As the special was pulling out Of the
Buffalo yards, however, a message from
the mayor of jamestown over a railroad
wire. recalled Il with the information that
the wind had died down and that the
jamestown department at last had the
situation in hand.
Most Of the property destroyed is well
covered by insurance.
LOSS ON BUILDINGS.
The estimated loss on the Gokey build
ing is 5000 OOO,sand that of tenants $4,000.
The loss on the Sherman house is 900
and on the furnishings $4,000. Loss on
the Gokey factory building and tenants is
$50 900.
At . o'clock this morning, after IT was
believed that the fire was under control
and the Buffalo fire department which
had been asked for assistance, had been
notified not to come, the flames Communi-
Gated to Erie hall, occupied by the Bijou
theatre, which was destroyed, with ]. c.
Briggs block. The loss on the two build
ings is $4,000 and on their contents $4,000
The burned district includes large se,:-
ton of two squares In the center Of tho
city. E'-.-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15
10 a RI ea q g ports

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE ~'ttcn market
opened steady Et an advance OF sslS points ana
sold to n POINTS net higher during the iirSt
Few minutes on the continued absence OF RAIN
10 Texas covering and SOune scattering demand
for crop months. TIE leading tulls seeshea
10 be giving the msrket very little support
however. and a. there was. considerable rea4lE-
ing prices eaal eff or POINTS from the
lest daring the middle % the morning MaS
contracts sold az SI4gI after the cais. or into
new high -rrund fer the movement
Their was no change in the news during the
late forennou. hut tho southern bull ltauet>.
who hrd given the market support early. De-
cane aEgrc>Sive huvers toward midday ansi the
MARKET showed Increased strength. with Ma!
Contrasts sCllinE M 10 i5c. or y points ai-'s-
the closing figures = Saturday. while the gu
eral list showed q net gain Of about ioA u
points
Realizing checked the advance sronnd l9-.s
Tor Nay cud Il IS for October. or s0tns is 70 >
points sbcve the closing figures of SatuIe,lN'
wi.ilc huii support hecSmc les a--r 49,
TisCre was. hoWevt-. a continued demand II
near BUnti-s. short. that Offerings were ~
absrrbed lnd she market held WITHIN "
pCints Of che best
Cotton SPOT closed quiet. 10 points higher;
ml,lfling uulants $50. mtddlins quiz ISIS
Sales i.4a b-les-
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the RUINS prices III
the exchange today:
Tone steady; middling. Is A-io0; quiet
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FLOUR, GRAIN. HAY AND FEED.

Flour. sacked. per barrel: Swans Down (Eign
est pateHu, $40; Puritan highest PATENT
s. 50; Home Queen highest pateutl, $40;
Supreme highest patentl, $3.50; White Cloud
,i.igh PATENT. SIS: Sun. Rise thaf PATENT,
So IS: Ocean Spray (haf PATENT. $50; Iowa
patent. $50; Tulip flour. $500.
Meal, sacked, per bushel: Plain. l4Iib. sacks.
Sc: do. Sslb- sacks, sc; do. 4S-lb. sacks, sici
do. 2f-lb. sacks. SSc-
Grain. sacked. per bushel: Corn. choice white
s-bushel sacks. &C: do. choice white, 2la-bushel
sacks ssc; do. No. white, 2-bushel sacks. sac
do. No. whiJe, 2it-bushel sacks. SIC; corn
chops. soc: oats. fancy white clipped, csc
do white clipped. 62c; do No. white, .2ci
DO. No. white, G0c; do. mixed, 6Oc.
Seeds. sacked, per bushel: Cane seed, Amber,
81 30: dc. Orange. S1.50; Oats, Burt. ne; d..
Rust proof. Csc: DO. Tennessee Blue. CSC.
Way. per cwt.. Alfalfa, choice pea green
bales 81 %: DO. choice third bales. Sl.25; 10.
No. ! small bales. Sl.25; No. clover mixed
hay. $50: choice clover hay, Sl.20; Bermuda
hay. sc.
Fredstuff. per cwt.. Chicken feed. 5O-D
sacks sic, wheat (tor chckensl. per busheI
$40: Plrina scratch. bales doZ., ". ~;
Purina chick. s.. 3: Purina scratch I0O-lb sacks,
g. 10: Puma feed. lIs-lb. sacks. $.'5; furina
feed iO9-lb. sacks. 81 So: Germ meal $l.sO;
Halliday white shorts. SIS; shorts tked Dog.
81 *; shorts. fancy. - lbs. 81 70; shorts, 4.
75-I, sacks 81 -; shorts brown. 100 lbs. 81
sugar beet pulp. Sis; fine feed bib. sacks
Sic: bran 100 lbs. and IS lbs. Sl5S; SAT-
brick, per case. Sl.50; salt brick, medicated
per case ss S.: salt rock. per cwt., $l.OO; salt
I00-lb. sacks. 4Scs cottonseed meal, Buckeye,
per ton s51.0o; cottonseed meal No. !, Tei
ton. $500.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15
HEALTH CRUSADE TO
SAVE INDIAN RACE

wASHINGTCN. Ssarch Ito ssvc ire rel
fsc- from sxtiu~tioa rom the families OF mar
Cind, the BUREAU q Indiln affairs j. prosecut-
fuE IL hsaith rampai-r among Jhe IrdiaSs
with a.. the vtEar possible
IN fUrthcrancr 81 it, TTlE-sde- nr. Icscph A.
MrlIlIy. uedical supervisor 90 the inG,an serr
To- has left Wastinxtcu e. Investigate cCnli-
lions - q nuul5sr q rtsaervstiOuS AMI IN s-v-
eral Indian schools ir theriWsst and so1tu~E ell
with particular reference % tuberculosis ant
tr1ch0Iaa. ThFSe two dis ases arc scourses
amoEs Tie Indians.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15
~ REooRp roR HOGS

IUUt HIIUUh-
Sales between third and fourth calls:
100 March at rs: COO April at 7.45; $500
May at 7.sS: 90 do at las; 800 July at
80; SEQ do. at 7-61: SEQ do at T.62; 100
September at 7.si; 500 do 7.65; 800 October
az 7.13: 90 do. at ia.
Total sales so.1e0 barrels.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
-, following were the ruling prices On ne
exchange today:
Oasn HIGH Low close. Close
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15
FLORIDA VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.

English peas. fancy stock, per hamper. 81 %
as. beans. round green, per hampers S2-0Jgy
zoo: do. wax, per hamFer, S2ue9k <.ssst tt9isa-
toes, fancy, one-half 10 two-thirds Ripe, per
crate. Ss.5ses y-Oe; do CHOICE. one-half 10 tEo-
thirds ripe, per crate. $2.OV9 s.sui egg plapls,
fancy Ter crate, -. J9eI3.OO; Okra. fancy, per
CRAZE, S3O0lT3.50; pepper. fancy, per crate, S-1O
eI3oO: squash. yellow, per ctate, S2-S92.Jj;
do. white, per crate, $2OO9 .; Irish potatoes.
new fancy per barrel. IS .O0et9.O0 do. new,
choice. per barrel, S1.0oqS.O0 beets, barrel
crates tops on. $3O0eLS.50 cukes, fancy per crate
Ss.VJI3.5O; celery, well bleached, large, per
crate 81 5eM3.O0: 10. choice, per crate, $2.OoIg
2 .: lettuce, fancy, per hamper, S2.5OG3.UO
cabbage Oxhearts. per crate, S..OO12.25; straw
berries, quality ON arrival, per quart. 259SJc;
sweet potatoes. yellow yHms, per bushel sU9g
Sc: cauliflCwer. fancy. per pound, Sg Ice; pine
apples per crate, S3-O0d3-.e, grape fruit, fancy,
rser box IS 50st4O0; oranges, fancy. per bcX.
$ oaFt2.Z5 tanserines. fancy, per box. $40
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15

MARRY WEALTH AND BEAUTY
Marriage directory FREE. Pay when married.
New plan. Box 314 NJ. O., Kansas City, Mo.
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PERSONAL


azaNnu RoOk Of descriptions and photos
MHHky mailed sealed, Free.The Exchange
WfHuttl Box 500 F. T., Kansas City, Mo.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15

RTCE-i0O pounds beautiful clean, white table
rice. IN double sacks, delivered. freight pre-
paid. to vour railroad station follows Whole
lorg grain rice, $50; half long grain rice.
500: cracked rice, 81. 50. Reference. Houston
National Exchange Bank. ]. Ed. Cabanaiss.
Rice Farmer. Katy. rex.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15

RIBBON cane seed, uaIanteed pure. makes 400
gallons syrup per acre; grows en- any s2al
like corn sample package 1Oc; bushel So. Large
package (enough to plant one acre., by mall,
Postpaid, Soc Lyle Seed Co., Bvins, Tex
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15

az Nnu Best plan earth. seist free. Pho
MHkHF tos OF every lady member. The
WHtltit Pilot. Dept. 81. Marshall. Mich.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15
GROCERIES.
CEREALS

. Quaker oats. wood. sss. ss.2s; Quaker oats.
puip. ISIS, $50; Quaker oats, Tin, SOS, si.25:
Quaker puffed rice. Ss's. Si.25; Quaker puffed
wheat Sos $3.50: Quaker corn meal, 2fs, 81. 30;
Quaker corn flakes, a.. sl.SO: Pettijohn's 36's.
S. 20: Pettijohn's ISIS. $l.SJ; Quaker fnrina,
s4's $50; Quaker breakfast biscuits 2Fs.
$50: s4's. Sl70; pure rye flour, bib. $500; rye
flour mixture, $5.Z5; rye meal. bbl.. IS; Postum.
large, SIS: small, $40; grape mutt. $40;
Post Tosties popular size, S2s0; y Ak era.
ham hhls s.. kegs. So. e.. -
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15

SPOT COTTON
Atlanta. nominal. lsc-
New York. quiet. IS a-leoc.
New Oriesus. steady II LIZ
TI-erpoci. steady S-lood-
.iaIves-on. quiet If7se-
Saxsnnsh nominsl lfssc-
Wilmington nominal
Baltimore. nominal lsc.
Norfolk. nominal. 15c-
Boston STEADY. Is eo-iooc. tt
PHILADELPHIA steady. Is 4-ioc
Houstoa steady. 147Sc-
MobIle. nominal. 1s'sc-
Charleston. firm. i4Ae-
81. Louis. quiet. isc.
Little Rock. nominal l4hsc.
Memphis. nominsl- lsc-
louisville. firm. 15c-
Aurrzfa nominal lie
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15

WcUIp YOU MARRY If SUITED? Matri-
montaI paper containing hundreds edreriise-
ments marriageable people from I'll Sc hrs.
rich poor young. old. Protestants, Catholics
mailed sealed free. III. III. Gunnels. I"fdo
Ohio
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UJIISKEY FREE-How 10 get whole gallon
free byg- express prepaid. Learn to make ~
ouors hCcrs whlskeys. eOrdials Soda water lUI
1c a hottie. Beer about lc quart No eNp.ll
Cncn reouired Everythl guaranteed. Recon-
mended br thousands. Don't be dry when 4
open the way for you TO always lave sonnet M
on hand. Write fo- free particulars To-Day
Send stamp. 4. c. Liepe, 7S3 Green Bay Ave-
Milwaukee, Wis.
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AGENTS. portraits 95c frames 15c. Sheet pic
lures L. Stereoscopcs &c Views lc. 90 days
credit. Samples and catalogue free. Consolidated
Portrait. rept 1853 1921 w. Adams. ST., Chicago
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CMcAeo PRopucE NARKET

CHICAGO. Narck 14.-Butter steady: cream
Nies. 2sI3ic. dzrfss. z1Gz5c.
Eggs steady: receipts 7.If0. AZ mark. cases
hriufed. isc: firsts. &c. prime ffrsts. &c
Cheese steady: daisies. IsizaIskc: twins.
ISL dIsizc. young Americas. isEnIsz.c; long
horns. IstsGis&c-
Potatoes steady; choice to fancy. 5S6Ee, fair
&c good. 53dSfc-
Poultry steady; turkeys. 1sisc. chickens. 15c:
springs. IS.
veal steady: % to 81 ID. WITS. s,aTlIzc: g.
10 S 81 WITS. toisd1IIzc; s. 10 ITO 10. WITS.
lu=GIeEc.
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ATLANTA MARKETS,
ATLANTA COTTON

ATLANTA COTTON
ATLANTA. Ca. March N.-Cotton by wagon
nominal. -
II, l. POULTRY.
Hens each. 45sr5cc; frcis each. As to siae.
s8ssS5c: ..pSe ea-h. s66l5 SOC: dun; ducks. SUSI
&C: cocks. sc: turkeys. H.. 00sec.
DRESSED POULTRY.
Dressed hens. is6l9c pound.
Dressed fries. sOa22c.
Turkeys. 2Su27t1c.
Ducks. i7GlSc per pound.
tire~e lcalsc isr pound.
FlJIT AND VEGETABLE sUNDRlEs.
IRISH potsseeS. busheI. SOaS5c; onions. yellow
nr red ..loil-. yer buslel. 81 lCstI -; turnIps.
per crate. S.olsii.s5; eggs fresh, lsdlsc; but
ter. fancy table, l-lh prints. @sis9 soc; cook.
in hulk. pr h.. i9sti5c
CANDIES
CanIIes-Sticf. SIZE: spiral STICK. sac; STAND.
srd miIrnres 5AIS. pals. size Kennesaw cream
Of tnr:st uiStur". ssh. ba skets. SC; FreDe.i
rrcams. mixed. S0-lb pals. lJc; hand mad"
l,of,bou mixtures s0-Ih pals. Isc; chocolareA,
t-lb. boxes. l6fs sc ler To-
FRUIT Sun DRIES.
Lemons Messina fancy per box. s5.5Od4; ex.
ira fancy. S4elf.5o; California lemons. S3.5OG
zoo per crate: Florida oranges. Sl.S0@3.bo per
box. l-iIaes. F!or'ds. per 200: @USoe; appies.
ersnberries. per gal. 40c: per barrel. 81. Gf5.
NEAT. LARD AND HAMS.
Dry salt extra ribs. IS to 50 lbs, i4c: dry
backs. to 10 lbs. Iec; Premium hams. Use.
Premium breakfast bacon. re; Picnic mans.
I2izc; Premium lard. 155sc; silver Leaf lard.
I4isc; Jewel lard compound. lO2sc.
CANNED GOODS
Oysters. S o.. Sis: S-oz.. $50; salmon balls
lib. ehuIns. Ss25; pink. s5.s5; red. S5..5; sar-
dimes. 4 oil key. S2.S; oil, key. 81 90;
= OIL nustarls. s.. %; tomatoes. stamford .vir-
cinIa Pack IS 81. 3: Is. size: corn. standard
s. O.: fancy. $3.50: Karo Syrap. ice size. Sl.SS:
sc sire. $50; 5oc size. Se.lo.
CRACKERS
craeke-s-xXN Florida SOFAS. SIC: Block
select Eodas. Use: lemon creams, Sc: pearl oys-
cakes. sac: animals. fOc; .juInbles. ioisc; fig
bars. l3c; cartwheels. sc: raisin cookies, sl8c;
Block sEowflake waters. in tins. &c.; crackers
in g. cartons. SOC dozen; crackers in Toe car
FISH AND OYSTERS
Pompano per h., 22Mc Spanish mackerei
per H.. Ise; trout. drawn. per 10. ga Toe; blue
fish Drawn. per H.. sac; headless red snap
pei per pound. sH10c: mullet. per bbL, 200
lbs, net. SlIoo; small 'snOoks, per h.. ga ic;
founders. H., 6eS7c; black bass, per h.. Zoe;
Dream and perch, per h.. &c; fresh water cat.
sIIc per H.; select oysters, per gallor. 81. $50
10; standard. pee gallon. 9ocg$i.
GROCERIES,.
Salt. 100 ID bags. sec: fee cream. sl.OO; whit.
fish kits acc; 90 lbs, $3,75; 100 lbs, - ~:
Royal Gloss starch. sac; best gloss siArcn.
sisc; MOrld's cOra starch. &c; nickel packages.
s. rs: pickles, Ss.9; potash. S5.ea.
sugar standard granulated 5IEc plantation,
sLc Coffee greco bulk. lOGi lSc; Santos. llfq
IsIsc: roasted. bulk. Rio. Blue Ridge. I31zc;
stOnewan. loo; AAAA. 14lse; UnO. lsc; rice,
sap 4Isc: domestic. 5ikd;6isc; axle, grease.
81 IS; navy beans. Sa.75 hushel: Lima beans.
Gi.e; cheese. full cream. lSc; soda. Farm Bell.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15

SELL FRUIT TREES 49,.
WE want good all over the Southern
States to sell fruit trees the coming year. By
our plan statesmen make big profits. No trouble
to sell orr stock. Terms very liberal. Write to-
day. SMITH BROS. Dept 90 Concord. Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15

FOR SALE FEATHERS-All kinds of domestic
. feathers. live geese feathers speciality.
Write for samples and prices, II. ). EubankS,
49, South Broad St.. Atlanta, Ga. t.--
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4 QUARTS S2.f5-2 Gallon JUGS So 20

The above goods can't be matchedin quality 81
price by anybody. We save every one IS to 40% On
the pure Whistles etc. usedin their homes. give
good value every day in the year and you will make
no mistake in senCing a sample order quick. We
cheerfully refund money to customers who are rot
pleased and az to our high financial stancing, rccr
to Atle-t> Rational Bank of this city. VIZ Ffeis-
PAY EXPRESS only to points reached By tae
Southern and Adams Express Co. Order today fr1m
Atlantic Coast Dist. Co. Jacksonville, FIorisIa
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COTTON OPINIONS

A--n lester & Co: We believe the strength
~ the market Is more apparent than real. ans
mat further advance viii be met IN the more
Vigorous opposition the part OF Important
Interests t1 the trade and outside
J. R WII1iston & Co: In the event or tur-
ther unfavorahlr news We expect a sharp sd
vance and continue 10 advise the purchase OF
October and December
HARDEN Sore & Co: We remain OF the
sofrfou that under existing conditions present
nrfrex OF ola and new crop options look re1
sonahle with chances 81 a material improvement
before a material decline.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15

RICE-1CO pounds beautiful. clean white tabl.
rice delivered in double Sticks freight prepaid
to your railroad station. s4.69 J. Ed Cabaniss
Rice Farmer Katy. Texas.
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We PAYssO aMoHTH SALARY

st. Luke's hospital South Beth
lehCm. Pa. Young for the training
pchool for nurses. They must be between 20 anu
81 years of age. have a good coml.on school cd
Jaction. and he In good health aud In good
physical condition Besides the uniform and the
text books the hospital will pay
small salary during the three years of train.
ing. Address for particulars, st. Luke's Hospit-
al, South Bethlehem, Pa.
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ST. LOUIS CLOSE QUOTATIONS

LUIS NLOoE ANOAA4AOAS
ST. LOUIS. March I4.-Close;
Wheat futures higher. May s1.i2zs; July
C.r5I alex.
Corn futures higher: May CSC: July s7lse.
Oats futures higher; May sS&c; July 4ssEc.
Lead. $40.
spelter. s5W.
Poultry-Chickens 14c; springs ire; turkeys
De ducks 14izc; geese &c.
Butter-CreAmery 1sdS1c.
Eggs. Sc
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
ST LOUIS March 14-Whest-Cssh lower;
traek No 2 red. Si-s4GIs5; No. hard, Sl.IZi7
n1is.
CorDAcssh higher: track No. ,. &C; 40 ,
white. sgefsf-c.
osts-Cssh higher; track No. ?. 4sg4slsc; No
. white, &c
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. Ca. March 14--Spirits firm:
T1isc: receipts S.: shipments So: stocks - 2ss
Resin firm; W W sT-o0; W. C. 81. S: y $3.50:
$50: X $50; $3.50; N s4-TZfs: G S4s5: Y
HmNAeS: = Af5: S4E: b s425. Receipts
rs: shipments -.55s; stocks % 27S.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15

ST. LOUIS. March 14--Csttle-keceipts. Svsi.
Including 20 Texans market steady: Nst.r
hssf StesrS 81 SOS 70: COWS and heifers STA
6sz: stocssrs and feeders. S4-ooGs-ye: IeNas
apd Indian steers s5--ssl7.oo; COWS and heiters
81 on 90; calves in carload lots. SS--Sd %
Uoxx-Receipts $50: steady Packers, 90
40 q. butchers and best heavy. Sio.SoeJll o.
Sheer-Receipts. 900: steady. Native muttons
s. s0Fs %: lambs. S7s11s -
NEW RECORD FOR HOGS
Louisville. KY. March l4--Hogs sold on
thr local market today for S1I per hundred
rounds The highest price ever known here.
ELEVEN DOLLARS FOR HOGS
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nsrrh 14.-Best hogs here
TO-DAY AZ Sii per hEudredWeisht. the record price
Cor the local market.
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IL PEEK A-s0o POST cARDs Toe

SSS1sS eGs s :; T1 Is Aoas Ks.AS With
The Dolores star., 1910-06-10
HOzp LOpe
Came to Harriet
b Tsspis Bodiu

icepyr,sht iso Sy Associated IAssrsry
Harriet threw her books on the
couch and said IN . tone II disgust:
Everything 10 90 different this year.
and horrid-"
Masis looked up languidiy. whats
the matterf''
Harriet sat down on the foot OF the
couch. well. last year all the girls
we're just Jolly and simple and natural.
and now they've oil come back 10 love.
Four Of them engaged. and the rest
incoming"
Masie laughed. well. they are old
enough. arsa't thsyf" she demanded.
This 10 their esnioe year.
Yes. they are old enough Harriet
nAmlttsl. but doa't sss why thsy
vaots1 d tie theneslves .. aaA go
1ooy eaat taik u anything but 70
nance and roses. and they are always
writing letters. Even you. Aasis,
whsa begin to talk on sensible sub.
1ects. your eyes get dreamy. and b.
fore know II you are asking me n
] Aoe't like blue Keyed men better than
browp-eyed ones"
Aasis blushed. you'll know how n
y yourself some day. Harriet"
re DO" said Harriet. Aercsiy. mo
eos uill know . thing about u I'll
hssp Il 10 myself. and not 90 around
kearl&1A0 MkA = AulnR ~nlHs
The Dolores star., 1910-06-10

down"
And Harriet blHsAsA
Masis came and 81 loWa - ~
stool Il her fYissl's sssG .An1 20
are diRsrsnt. so0sAow," she wen eos
~ Il was anybody sSee. ! sA0so1 ~
you wsrs IN love."
And then Hasrsse eoafssss1. uns1
pectedly. n an. Anl. q. Maslo. - =
the dearest thing"
And Masis. having kises1 ~. ~
umphantly remarked: = to,A ~. I1ass
riet-I toiA you you vealA - IN ~
other girl when love really ea0A.s
The Dolores star., 1910-06-10
scoDyrisht. By ). D. LDpincoss C.

Copyright. by J. b. Lppincote Cal
DR.. Bruce Mcfarland shook the msr.
curry down into the bulb. and. with the
air Of an old practitioner. turned to
Joe Jennings. foreman OF the Blended
Spur gold mine. Here" commanded
the young physician. stick that un-
der your tongue. and don't bite IT,"
Jennings. who was thrashing about
on cot In Fallon's hotel. snatched the
thermometer and hung It savagely
across the room. II narrowly missed
the proprietor Of that famous resort.
and broke into fragments against the
upholstered wall.
You're q ijiot!" was Fallon's COM
ment. II I was the Doc. I'd break
your face"
With an oath. the sick man con-
signed Mcfarland to eternal damna-
ton. Then. growing indignant. he
continued: Il didn't send no shsrifH's
posse after him. Who the devil asked
him to hang up his single In the
Spur. any way! Was anybody sick
here afore he come? No. / guess not!
And now Wally's down with the pip.
Carson's kids has the measles. and all
bells broke loose In my interior"
You'd better quit the Job" advised
Fallon. addressing Mcfarland. who
was bending over his surgical case.
Not yet" returned the doctor. -
he uncorcek . small blue bottle and
loaded . needle pointed syringe. I'm
going to give him . hypodermic injec-
ton Of morphine"
Morphine! That's poison! Amt Il
dangerous" Queried the lrishman.
Yes. but not In the quantity I'm
using"
Jennings was suffering too much to
notice the action OF Mcfarland. who
deity caught the miners wrist and
jsbbed the needle under the bronzsd
skin. sr. -.
With howl Of pain. Jsnnings struck
q Tie Dhysscssn. Who wardsd % The
blow and pinnsd his patisuts arms
70 the cot. II you've got sense enough
to keep quiet for . few minutes." he
remarked calmly. "you1l feel lot bet
sen.. VIII on,v mat. ,ou vor,. +,
Iooks M. ,vpho,d !" h. .ddsd s,,.r .
u,,Is. rsIe..ine M. hold
Jsnninx. became quiet and ANN
passed Oh into . dose.
"Jos's the popularest man In the
spur" comm.nted YslIon m.hins FOR
the door "Do your hest for him me
I'm roin. down 10 the bar "a ,eiI ~.
boys Now me-. doin."
Mcfarland DAT Nv the v,ndov ,ook.
inE abssptiy over the. mountain.
thinking Of III. bride Of six mo.th..
left behind in Denver, Presently he
took . letter from bis pocket and read
II through, The last psrnxr.ph vor.
ried him. Il ran:
You hsy. been zone !. mon,h ,ov ,o-.
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