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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-02
Missouri Primaries

Wy aSntSidbNu iltaS'f
st. Louis. Mo-. Aug. Missouri
Toters began this morning TO choose
nominees for congress, three state os.
ficers. state legislature and many
county officers. II Is expected that
foting will be light throughout the
state. Six of the ten Democratic con-
gressmen will get denomination with
cut op. sitlon. including Champ
Clark. The Fifth and Fourteenth dis
tiicts have two candidates each seeE
inR congressional nomination on the
Republican ticket on ''insurgent" and
'standpat". issues.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-02
CUTTER is TOTAL LOSS
tBy Associated Preas.l

Washington. u, G., Aug. 2.--The rev
enue cutter Perry one of the small
est but oldest of the fleet OF that serg.
ice. ran ashore July 26 on the east
side of 81. Paul island In the Behr.
Ing sea, and Is total loss.
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hain lnterferes With Early Vote
(Dy Associated Press

Kansas City, Mo-. Aug, 2,--TIeagy
rain. extending over the most Ok
Northwestern Missouri resulted In q
rather light early vote. Indications
are that this rain Is over and heavy
voting is anticipated before the day
is over
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-02
LUCILLE GREEN IN DENVER
Oklahoma Gill Missing Since July B. Become Sick
/ ION Train; In Hospital

TIumadsyiIIe, Nd, Aug. "A tele-
gram was received here today saying
that Miss Euclle Green. daughter OF
wealthy Oklahon1n..Fwh left here
July 13 fpIs Denvejk1snd whose dlsap-
pearance Wrought about a nation wide
search last week, had finally reached
Denver. She claims to have been in
a sanitaium In Kansas City, but does
not remember the ena1ne.
Miss Green LETT here with James
d. Aikens July l9. Since then moth
ing was heard of'the girl until Today.
Aikens, who is IN st. Louis, says he
left the girl In Clinton Mo. and went
on to st. Louis Where Miss Green
has been remains a mystery.
Became Sick on
Train; In Hospital.
Denver Coly., Aug. Miss Lucille
Green. who arrived suddenly in Dem
yer yesterday after being missing
since July Is from HumansvIlle, Mo-,
told the following story:
let ,,:'s ~ ! ss, I.
was my Intention 70 come directly to
Denver. Nv nfst cousin. James D.
Aikens, went WITH me on the train
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THE WEATHER

N . W Orleans.
La, Aug. @ To
night and Wed
nesday, pa rtly
cloudy; cooler on
Wednesday ex,
cept In South
east.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
TRAI n MEN FIRED
BECAUSE HOBO
GETS RIDE
Currently Reported that Weary
Hillies Tip Employees for the
Privilege Of Using Box Car
PullmanS on Santa Fe.

That thc santa Pc has started a
cam IN after trainmen who are
said g. bc allowing hobos to ride un
trains in return for small remittance
is the latest source of gossip Tor train
men about the depot Il Is said that
within the past few DAYS two or thirst
brakcmen have been given their dis
charge papers and that several others
have reason ior quakins in the knees
It Is rum0red that there has been a
considrra ble amount ot tramp traffic
iu thls locality that could have been
prevented. but that trainmen bx reiu-
slipped dollar ~ 80 would forget
20 bounce them OF. This proceeding
Is ssld to have started a rigid look
ine iuto hy officials which may result
in many dismissais The ne mes " the
men discharged within the past tes,
DAYS could not be learned. but u f
generally understood among many oi
the men that there j. o. be most
rigid cleaning cut of men who have
been allowing the box car tourists %
ride.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
CANS WILL
Be PLACED ALL
OVER CITY
Consents 10 Franchise
Giving Western Advertising
Company twenty Years Priv
ilege on New Project,

II the ordinance. which reached
eeeond reanine in the council last
night is passed after publication it
win give thr Western Advertising
s-sgnfsany. whatever concern that may
Ice. the right TO put refuse cans IN al
sections of the cltY. not less than tH"
to block. under the supervision of
tie chairman of the street committee.
As first presented The ordinance gave
the concern 80 year franchise but
later the council Topped off twenty
wears. The Western Advertising CON-
pamg. in return. agrees % pay the city
g5 ssnts per can month for remoN-
ing the refuse thus collected The
ordinance states that the can must
D. - inches high and of galvanized
iron. mounted on q stand or securely
fastened fn some other manner as
mas be deemed tit Whore the West
ern Advertising companys comes in.
4 on the advert isins which may D.
painted on the cans 10 black letters. y
representative Of the company who
was apparently a stranger in the city.
told the councii thaf san Francisco
and other large cities used the cans.
When asked IL he expected 70 secure
ads ertising from local concerns with
uhseh 10 adorn the cans. be replied
eyasIfely thai he would get the ad-
Tertfsing wherever DE could The
ordinance p.pvides that the adXer-
tisilg matter mus, - inoffensife Do
character There was apparently no
opposition 10 the ordinance in the
council.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
BARIH WAS BADLY
DAMAGED WHILE
TAKING REST
Tried to Turn Handspring and
DIslocated Shoulder Arm
Stuck by Mail Crane and
Head Severely Hurt on Coach

Isaac Bath. who returned yester-
day morning from shrrf vacation
"trip Co California. had more acri-
dents iu the brief space 81 ten DAYS
than during bis entire lifetime before
While 90 the beach. Nr Barih felt
So snrivhtfy that b. tried go tHru Is
Handspring nhlch resulted in q dis
location Of hls right shoulder. The
injury vas attended boy physician
and Mr Perth made quilk recovery
While coming hnme. Dr. passed
through q station iu Arizona where
q number 80 hl- friends called o. him
from shs depot PATTERN Ait Bauh
waved his rlght haud ouf the slnd3a-
In doing sa. Dee uas siriiek nN mail
crane. hls arm severely bruised and
almost broken and his head iammed
So r1rcibR sgalnst the ~ indoN that ii
was covered with black and blue
marks aaer that Last expcriens e.
ar Barfh pulled down the blind end
frosted a. lafk fhft he e-uid not hs
in p ereck berers be- soi home HIS
m fortune folieaed him. however. for
be- was hela 60 nearly two dsys be-
hlud a y aashsut and had ltiie o. eat
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
PROBATE c OURT IN
LONG SESSION
Nunber Of Minor Cases Taken
Up Yesterday and Adjourned
Until This Morning Made Nee
essary by Business,

The probate court held lengthy
session yesterday aud viii convene
again At 10 o'clock this morning to
hear other matters If importance.
Two claims against the estate of
Adeia Chayes were approved yestcr-
dav Kirsier Brothers presented one
Tor $40 and e ". Kunz another tor
se-a5 The viii ~ Marie Girard. .
spinster. WAS presented to the court
and the date for proving same Was
set for October g. The estate consists
or "a small amount ef real estate and
personal property II u understood
an was left ta a woman friend pi the
deceased. The petition nf Petra g
Garcia. mother OF the late Elias Gar
c-a tu lrs. made administrators of his
,-statc was approved The linal ac-
counting lm the estate ef the late John
A. henry was presented and set for
hearing August e. Tho petition of
fhs administrator in the estate of
Elizabeth Hart fnr dis harSe. was set
for hearing August 81 In the ease
of the estate of the late J. +. can
deisrisL for which an accounting huu
been asked. lengthy arguments were
made rs Attrrncy Elfeso Baca rep
i rrscntins the administrator and NJ q
ortiz Tor the petitioners Judge Fil"-
memo Nera announced that he would
/ take the matter up tomorrow.
The administrator IN the estate ~.
I T. g.. Gutierrez announced that he had
Deposited SIs4 iu the state National
Bank to the credit at Cagina ChaNcs
a minor. which sum was 70 he 50 de-
POSTED under the terms of the Will
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
MINISTER'S WERE NOT
ATTENDING CARD PARTY

Tho Morning Journal demfes =.
mahr correction "f an item "hifR
appeared iu abe society column iaat
sunday morning o. the effect ihat
nov > u McN-r Ecf g.. y Clark
and Res 4 y Esaus were Al IS cara
parts The event was Nu iuiorma
entertainment AZ tho home ~ SIT ana
Mrs Neescr followed Dos supper.
but cards Was mot the amusement ot
tine evening in ,iem ot the Welt
known attitude uf the ministers ln
uueiiau touafd card pias Ing. the
Morning Journal did them an unin-
t,nuonal iulustle and hasiens o. sci
itself right
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
WH|TCOAB ESIATE {
MAY GET $3.50
Appraisers Find that It Is En-
titled to that Sum IN the
Opening of Roma Avenue; the
Matter Awaiting Action

A. T. Waiher and Z. n Dunbar.
appraisers 'n TIE matter of adjusting
The diferenees between the Whit
comp estate and ths cItg lu the pro-
posed opening uf Roma avenue. re-
ported geo the Dity council last night
that $3.50 should be paid o. the cs-
tate ln tne ereut the avenue was
enenei. Tie repnrt uf the appraisers
uar niel rHfh other data which the
cuuncl is securing pu the opening -
thIs Hsfnue
Wnen thc eitr rouuc.l met last night
au inFliau0n was received from Tenn
pie iease $50. e. A. p and a ~ ask
ING the aldermen 20 be present a.
fHe isffng nf the r,srner stone tais af-
teruoen and stating that place iu
abe line of marlh Woald b. reserved
Tor city officials The council aceepf-
Cd the invitation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
Beware OF OiRtmcnts FOR Catarrh
Taat Contain Mercury.

as mercury viii surely destroy thr
sens. of smell .,nd completcly derause
the whole system when entering il
through the mucous surfaces such
articles should never De used except
on prescriptions from reputable phy-
sicians. a. the damage thes will Go II
ten field u the good yeu can possibly
derive from them Halls Catarra
Cure. manufactured hy P. J. cheney
a Co. Toledo. Ohio. contains no mer-
cur,-. and - taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system In huyins
Halls CataTrh Cure BE- sure ycu get
the genuine Ii is taken internally
and made IN Toledo. Ohio hy F. J.
cheney 4 O. Testimt nl.lls free.
sold D. Druggists Price. ssc- per
bottle.
~ske Halls Family Piiis for consti-
patton.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
TWO SUITS FILED
FOR DIVORCE
Louis Gennaiiksks to Separate
and Chdsi0bal B Garcia Says
Wife Got Drunk; Both Coup
les Have Children

TaD suits xcre flied in fae district
court yesterday in which the plain
uffs asked for divorce Louis Ger
man asked 5 divorce from sara II
German ou tbs grounds If dese-tion
They were married in Durencs iu
1855 and base one child mine wan
old Christobsl y. Garcia asked sep
arauou from his wife charging ihe'
fi. became intoxicated am1 abused
him They we're married - Golden,
santa Va county. ia 1888 and have
two children ages 9 years and 2
years
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
COUNTY WILL NOT
PAY FOR ROLLER
Alderman Wroth Alleges City
loaned Street Machine for
S12 a Day and that There
Are Now $500 in Bills Due,

According To Alderman WFoth the
county has declined TO pay for the use
Of q steam roller loaned 70 i by the
city for sig a day and there are about
xzeo worth Of bills for fuel and sal
aries now due which the city must
pay Alderman Wroth said the roller
was loaned o. the county some
months ngo. with the understanding
that the city should pay its oper-
atlue expenses and the county re-im-
burso the city ~ the rate OF So "a
DAY while the machine was in use.
Tie declared that tine county had not
paId THE account The matter was
referred t. tho city attorney 10 un-
sNci
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02

Milwaukee. Wis. Avg Accord
ing 10 local paper Umpire Guthrie
90 ihe American Association % base
l.aH clubs has rendered bis resigna-
riou and has gone 10 Chicago 70 con-
Ter with Presiiens ChiYington Dis
agreement over salary is said q be
the cause
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02

= : -
SOME time siree y repof'~a recover
Hg FapHel3 aiihr3sA aAe = 4sA AA
able = - out
Mss Bush. ~ charge ~ the aitsra-
don depasfsn.rt Il the Ecgnonis4
y has Iefs for q visit u several weeks ~
E California Before returning Miss
Bush aal visit ihe Card Canyon
., .4... ts,,.... ~,...r,.s 49,
...,+. .e..',.-.. ..,-.,. --..-...-. ...s-
-. =. 49,
5.-.-..-.. .,.5f.
r-.,s
,,..--
AA members ~ tlie order @' the
hastern STAR are invited - attend gig"
ceremonies at the AylHs oi me corner
ss ,.-.--, es- --e,'.'.-
~. s..
Dr n y haoeiiif ah9 Neh W.
AAm hefS~f pi heAeh AtFatru Is
Alp1aaeft3ue iasi HisAss h'ih sl'.s-
Hntn ave aero 2" 4ttest@ ne
ineiaea. - ~, - .As 2 20.
'p1e O lAs ~ Ai'P
Thomas J CuYran - the Nogoilen
Gold and Copper company WAS in me
easy a short mme Eesief'AAt ~ route
HHs M
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02

For Sale. Al bargain If taken 10
once. one u the most modern resi-
deuces in the city Parties leaving
town. Phone lis or call so2 South
Arno.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
Wallace Hesselden


Figures and workmanship count
Wc guarantee more for your money
fhan any other contracting firm ~
Albuuueraue office at the Superior
Planning Mill. Phone 3T1
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
TOR SALE
AIAINAEn,S Wis

Good location. Bargain u taken
soon. Terms reasonable For nfor-
nation. inauire 10 ca North Second
street. Albuquerque. X. u.
MRS CHAS MAIsAHD
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02

The Salvation Army Is very much
in need of your cast of clolhins
Phone ssS Captain / W Arbuckle
officer in charge
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02


Artesla to Hope, twenty-five miles
Mail and passenger service daily. e1-
cept Sundays Leave Artesia a m
leave Hope 2.20 p. m; IS round trip'
New and excellent equipIueHt
CHAS. NJ. TANNER. Manager.
Artesis. n. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST


II = II
Wahhineton Aus Texas Fair
"Wednesday aud Thumday wednrs-
das light tn moderate southeast 30
seuthurH winds 90 the russf
Nen Ncylcp emf Arizona Fair iu
aoufh local thunderstorms m north
pafuon Tuesday ard wednesday
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02

We board enc care TOR horses
The hest OF care guaranteed W J"
TrlmbIe e. Co, II3 ". Second street
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02

II you nes.I carpenter, teirphoue
HesSeidaa: phone 377.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
BERGER & BRACHVOGEL

The STORE which gives tho pound always
T..tes III FIof-R HAY GRAIN
Ff, and POULTRY and other
Ener onalst stock Conpanys products
this wheat ~ sAfs PCT V
pounds Red Bran an pei ineppunds
Every order eIieered same received
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SJyaTsOARD AIR LINE RY.

1o-05 a. "a daily--'sea2 Fast NAIL
4l.lo--SS5-r, and jacksonville PaEior = Jack
o = r., Tampa Through Sleeper 10 A.
az A q - faIsv---Sezboard Express cleo
.-s-~--v -ightes sIeepers and observation ca
soS5ipJed N-ith electric fans. Through ser
- = S,a- sr-,ah. jacksonville. Tan d. A..
s.nra 1yiTrnfrzta-- and Memphis Dinias cars
r-fcttt once 1s1s New York ave n. y.
: A HARDWOOD c 7 A
C=O z PHILLIPS. D. P. A
g 4 RYAN. G. p A. Portsmouth, Va
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. Il
LEAVE UNION STATION


Ever Other Hour On the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS, LIBERTY ST
AND ". Esd STREET
600 q u--Dfnsr. Pullman ParIOr ca
$3.50 e n Royal Special" 5-Hour Train
Coaches, Cafe Parlor and ObserTatiou-
$50 a m.-'-Eoyal Special
81 10 a m--DIDe- and Pullman Plrfu- ca
q % q m--Diner and Pullman Parior Car
900 . rn--ssEovaf Limited All Pr-JIuau
41-0O D. u--Coaches 70 Philadelphia
s5-90 . u--Diler & Observation ParIor Ca
$50 . -n--Coaches 20 New FORK
s12-Is rfEht-Sieep ers 70 New York
80 a u--Sleepsrs 20 Ehila- and New York
ATLANTIC CITY, T7-o9, ss.03. lilo g. n
A''N' 10 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
gyreeL, DAYS. 7-e0 q to 1890 D M
s9-s2 $50 $50. 100, 80 $50 $50 ss.os
eco ms 200 800, f5.2o- <S-sl Ts-05,
+tss .o5- 45.os, $50. f6.0o $50 47-00, 500
Iss-asSS' 1000 800. -1-35. -12-I5 night
i1-1o- STFNARD-
CHICAGO. $40 g. H. ~ $50 D n
GI%,55CISNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
'44T-TTSEI-HC5, $40 g. n. H1-3z, $50 D n
- = -s-hr Sleeper ready 10 p -
q EVEIAND, Hs-iG ? II
SCT T-S.E3I-S $50 D
N>ITEET ING. $40 g. M. SO , Il
SI-lTRFRL.AND. $50 P n. ''QUssl City
sPSsSTiSSel5; JESTER. 1910 N, tsd0, r5:r4 ? n
EPEDFRICE. 1910. 80 a. n, f1-55. 4E.19
f955' ,tgsz,TI{STOwCJ 1910 a n. $50 D N
.1aSIT Except sunday 1Sunday only
7--S%--boues at ali of the following Ticket
49, T5f- c. St. y W Main 1881 SO Penn
o-I--->,-5s ave Main Z7Ss Union station Ticket
So Main 71so. Information Bureau Main 1850.
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cuTSaPEAxE & OHIO LINES.

,,,,rIis1ed as information only, not guaranteed
Z ~ daiig-Eor Virginia. NeSL Viz
- ssrI Kentucky points Pullman sleep
slhia.. Cs,,rsunati md Louisville. DlniuE car
- -. f-0r5onsviile-
from " y =, day tTNCINNATI-ST LOUIS
likes sPECL Al solid TAIN g s.
LOUIS win ,ilan SEQ DO 10 Saes5.
Stots c---.trrleut : % c. & o. dining car
Ill-sNs = y dafit--F. z. y. LIMITED. fo-
IL ( ststls.s est and Northwest pull
Ihe -r--,e - 70 Virginia Hot Springs. Ciucfn-
u--.T - s1s e-lisyi-ie- Cincinnati sleeper open
al-- -15,rsrcv 10 = ~ c. 6 o dining car.
toL 49, ,-- ~ f5Cfs SO Pa ave. 1850 = 81 and
- = sti9r Phone Main 1855. e106- and 1850.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

R-FollowinS schedule figures published
- oS Information. and MT guaranteed.
~ s-1srta Birmingham, Mobile New
J,-,oo-e sfsyille- 2-o9 q m and 1G-z5 D III
- 80 a N. daily Tor Chattauoosa an
Memphis Dining cars
AA y--- Fsoanoke Knoxville Chattsno5ea-
- ts-n- New Orleans. 1910 p n. daily
L IL zR-erolSe Knoxville ChattanooEa. Mem
~ NASHVILLE. $40 a m daily Sleeping
P-.-S, ,,.,,r after 10 p. nj Din-ng cars
- - l-l,a~Iorte Spartan 1urs, Atlzrre. AuUi5-
tSi~rufn-hasn. 4-l5 p n daily Dining
cas- -s.--,sr cars for California Monday. Wed
80 Thursday. Friday, saturday. s.I5
?, n ,-,a-1otte. Columbia Charleston AIKEN
80 savannah. jacksonville sn1 For
80 points, $50 p - lti-S- ., INN cars
- n and 4-so D % week days lor
80 --s0 a. G2-ly and for Char
DafNL-..5T- 90 e. ID. and go o. m dzIIv-
lol1e. I24r--.-rsr-on 40 p daily and ass
Io1 Or week days Frequent trains 60 an
from T. 5 BROWN. General Agent
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CIVIL SERVICE

IF YOU WANT Pitman shorthand. touch
typewrftinE. progressive bOokEeepine O.
Civil Service preparation 90 % the only
business college in Washington f~af has has-
endorsed by the Official reporters Ct tie FIols.
and Senate. and the only school that has an
eX-Civil Service examiner 10 prepare you Tor
Civil Service examinations THE Dan
LERX 100 New York ave y W
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AUCTION SALES
TERMS-Cash on Delivery

SEND YOUR GOODS to SMITHS AUCTION
HOUSE. So La ave where We pay highest
cash prices for all n merchandise sales every
Tuesday and Thursday.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sal,

INVEST ~ THE GARDEN SUBURB SoT,
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
Il Is the nearest has fast cars. only y
minutes ride
For refined people q moderate means. Win
parks. Fairgrounds. and sardsnz
By our cooperative plan ycu VII save n
building and cost % living
This Is no real estate boom but cortfnc-
Gus. permanent development On scIentlEc
lines. al planned By architect
Lots 81 ID. SO cash. s. per morfh
Invest lere now and double your ruo5ar
This section Il slated 20 come back fnto t7s
District
Come Saturday OF Sunday afternoon az
see the Aorrtll style daup-prOor csnez-
houses. poured in steel uouids. coEtinE e
more than wood shown and demonstrates
at 4 p m
Car TO VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS every ssz
minutes froG- PostOnice corner, 1zth It szz
Pa ave.
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PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING. 81 -. organ work 20 years
experience Phone N rs OF drop postal
J F HERMAN. 1920 Pa ave y ".
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

CHEWING the carpenter House and fur
nltUTe Iepairer- Phone Lincoln rs II
DROP POSTAL. for our estimates On house
repairing and re-LodelinE- J b GIBBS
Isz3 L st y W Phone y 1907 and n 40 n
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CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
ShowcaTds and Signs

ShOWcaIdS and Signs
SHOW CARDS. SIGNS.
ANY kind OF card or sign
Plain or Artistic. Moderate Prices
HINES & GATES SIGN co.
Phone NJ ESl2- 400 9Th =
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WINDOW SHADES

" H SPELSHOCSE. 1875 7th St y W
Reliable window shade maker Call write
OF phone FOR samples q, estimates wall
papers and picture frames Phone Main sS00-
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HOLIDAY fancy meats and home dressed
poultry. fancy fruits and vegetables. All
kinds new crop nuts and nut meat Sub
line olive oil and imported gO0ds for the
tClidays.
CUNBo. 7th st and Florida ave. n. ".
Home Dress Making.
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GROOM FLAT. md floor, private, heat and
gas: housekeeping So Apply 81 A St
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WHERE TO DINE.
OVERS AND CLEANERS

CLEANING pressing. dyefnR and reunodeIin
Of ladies' and gents clothes orr specially
delivery r A. EMERSON I23s Wis az
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FLOOR OILS

DON'T Buy FLOOR OH. until you've trje5
ours. sc gal ENTERPRISE IA PrW-AE =
Co. 90 9Th ST y " Phone II 5G5I
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BIRDS AND ANIMELS.
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Decenlbsr
/ 1910 Sealed proposals VIII be received
at this Office until , O'Clock p IN. Deem
Der Is 1870 for the construction OF q Branch
lions and all necessary informant lion NAV be
obtained from the chief Clerk Engineer De
psrlment. Room "a. District Building. YTash-
fngton- d G. Deposit Of SO required 20 guar
sufee return OF plans. Ct-NO H RUDOLPH
John A JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V JIrE-
son. c. J. BELL GEORGE r BOWER
MAN Commission - Construct Building.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-08
WORKINGMAN'S WANTS

NORTHUMBERLAND make thu assertion that
our stocks equal at s. TO SIS for slightly
used suits ana overcoats is not 10 be found.
save mon for santa Claus one price
JCSTH'S OLD STAND. so D.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-21

the house recently vacated by MIA
d. N. Brown on Church street.
Miss Josephine Bachman. who mas
been ill with typhoid fever at the homs
of H. A. Glazier in West Stafford. -
recovering.
Sympathy of Business Mems Assoeias
ton.
At a meeting of the Stafford busi-
ness mems association, Wednesday
evening, committee was chosen to
draft suitable resolutions to be pre-
scented to the Fabyan Wooden company
and t. f. Mullen & Co, expressing
the sympathy of the community for
the great loss suffered by both COM
panies in the recent fires. The MEM
bers of the committee are Anthony
Adams selectman; J. A. Mix, warden;
F. G. Sanford, G. S. Baker. Charles r.
Pinney, Robert H. Fisk and M. D.
O'Connell. The committee met at the
conclusion of the meeting of the as
ISOLATION and prepared the resolutions
a copy of which was sent to each
company Thursday morning.