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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-04-26

The commercial club is TO he orgnn
lied this week.
+. X. Baca and wife were in from
Ataque, Monday.
I. l.. Chaves of Albuquerque, was in
the city Monday.
j. A. Campbell was registered at the
Glenrock Tuesday.
G.. +. Griner of Lewis, n. NJ, was at.
tending Court Monday.
Commissioner j. NJ. Hodges of Puerto,
was in the city Monday.
W. ID. Bennett the contractor of San
Jon, is in the city today.
II. A. Long and l.. A. Snyder were
down from Ration Monday.
Charles Hall of Wichita, was guest
of the Glenrock Monday.
=. Cresep Of San Jon, was n visitor
at the News office today.
s. |. Bennett of Bard City, is trans.
acting business here today.
W. j. Betha of Lehigh, Okla, was in
town on business Tuesday.
Rev. Higgins, a Christian Minister,
from Illinois, is in the city.
Fred Grant of Hutchinson, Kansas,
was at the Glenrock Monday.
c. c. Batson of Endee, was in the
city Sunday and Monday last.
G. II. Schrader, abusiness man of
Dalhart, was in the city Monday.
W. g. Oldakers and son, James, of
Montoya, were in town Tuesday.
J. W. Hart of Mcpherson, Kansas,
was visitor to the city Monday.
W. II. Kaiser of IIanley, was trans
acting business at the land office Tues
day.
Il. j. Lively was over from Roswell
this week, and was n guest of the Glen
rock.
=. G. johnson was in the city Tues
day transacting business at the land
office.
ID. +. Salloway of the Nara Visa
country, was transacting business in the
city Monday.
l. j. Briscoe, the Assessor is in tn,
city this week attending the session OF
the District Court.
The stork stopped few minutes yes
terday at the home of fireman ID. Bas
sell and left a fine big boy.
W. G. Marshall who has been assist
ant cashier of the First National Bani
of Texico, was in the city Monday.
There was some excitement on Mair
street this afternoon when one Of tn,
inner tubes of DIR. Coulson's = auto ex
ploded.
r. j. Templeman from Minneapolis
is in the county looking for a location
lie IN well pleased with Tucumcari ant
Quay county.
4. A. Muirhead and family left toda,
for Alamogordo where Mrs. MuirheaC
aud the children will visit her mother
+. a. goes on to III paso to meet 1
salesman,
Rev. Guy NJ. Mcbride, pastor of th'
NJ. Il. Church here, who has been spend
ing n vacation at his old home in Bluff
ton. Ind, will return to Tucumcar
about the lth of May, and take up hi
work again.
Chas. England, who works on tn,
yards of the T.. l.. & s. w. fell from al
engine last week receiving an ugly Gu
on the chin. England says that he wa
pretty badly stunned but has not lost
day from work because of the accident
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-04-26

The feast of the passover was OBJ.
served in this city Sunday evening at
the home of Joseph Israel. A number of
persons were present, the Passover ser.
mon was read by Mr.. Israel.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-04-26
ANOTHER RAILROAD
HEADED FOR TUQN(AR|

have been received, and work will alb.
solutely begin on this construction be.
tween Pyote and Duval early next
month or as soon as the construction
outfit can be shipped to Pyote. This
road will open up the border counties
of west Texas, between Ward and Bail,
ey counties, thence through Roosevelt
county, from Texico to Tucumcari, n
NJ.
Tucumcari, Pyote Gulf r. r. Co.
NJ. j. Ilealey, Pres. x Genl. Man
General Office, Pyote, Tex
April IL, 1910.
Editor Texico Trumpet:
For the information of yourself and
citizens md in reply to the many let
ters will advise that construction work
will begin on the Tucumcari, Pyote and
Gulf Railroad during this month; the
bonds of the citizens of Winkler and
Ward Counties guaranteeing their sub
sidics and bonds of the railroad guar
anteeing the building of the road have
been accepted. After matters are In
shape and construction is moving along
the line at this end, myself and repre-
sentatives will visit Texico and IL the
proper spirit is shown we will at once
arrange for construction at that end
Thanking you one and all, am
Very truly,
M. J. Healey,
Pres. q Genl. Man
--Farweli Banner.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-04-26
FIRST BAPTIsT CHURcH

The pastor will preach on "Jonah
Under the Microscope" at the morning
service, and on "Christ ss Loving Saw,
Tor" in the evening. Bible school at
1000; public worship at ll:OO and
500. A cordial welcome will be given
to all.
George X. Varuey Pastor
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-04-26
REBEKAH ENTERTAINMENT

The Rebekahs are Planning for an
entertainment for the l7,h Of May
Look out for it, it is going to be some.
thing good.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-04-26

The case of Tom Baxter vs.. Tucum.
earl Telephone Co. for damages was Civ
On to the jury. this afternoon at 3
o clock.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-04-26

There has been stormy weather In
all the northwest this week. Tucumcari
has held her sunny days all the time,
we are having an ideal spring.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-04-26

Continued on page eight
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-04-26
THE PASSOVER

George K. varney, Pastor
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-04-26

Continued on fourth pacs).
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-04
IS IN HIM

=
am going Tuesday be-
people the best
government founded forty
the four years
cratic party proved history
the BepuBIean America
for one ead fnepaFabIe
he Republican ticket because intellgent
teIIgenee.
going zo progressive
andt nation
ate y spe
am going Charles cargan
represents Loyalty
personally into the consideration
a all
going he
with his Parys IDEAS
eolored because OF their
randE
would strike the party
policies eeFe which
to
will send
VIII
Republicans think u
DISTINGUISHING
United and
CONSTITUTION and TO
reliable
their either
in
going candidates
things equal prefer
going
toTegret
Republican
party andit enough
LOYAL REPUBLICAN,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-04
MINERS OF STA TE
OWE DEBT TO SCOTT

gina. All these and many other
lines OF work VIII he undertaken by
this bureau. and look T., IL to prove
cae OF the most valuable OF the gov
crnment uctivities. The passage Of the
bin creating this bureau was support
ed by many labor leaders. and this
indicates the great value that the
miners themselves attach 10 the meas
ure. do not hesitate t. say that
without the active cooperation and
assistance OF .Senas3r Scott the bnI
would not have been passed IN the last
session. OF Congress and all the time
that we put In in behalf OF that meas
ure would have been wasted West
Virginia cannot AFFORD to Icse the SER
vices OF such man as Mr. Scott in the
United States Senate
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SEWA TOR. sELkHNS
IS GETTING WELL
According to News Received
at His Office in City of
Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. -
News comes to the Office OF Senator
Elkfns in Washington of the steady
Improvement OF the senator. 1t is
admitted here that he was a very
sick man. even critically i'll. and in
dmatfons thai his illness was merely
ruse to prevent his participation
in the election are vigorously de-
MED. That he will be able to attend
the Senate at the coming session is
still doubtful. although his friends
assert that they are hopeful OF seeing
him in his accustomed seat when the
Eavel falls.
= Senator Elklns is one OF the old
est members of the Senate in point
of service. But nine senators have
served longer than he and several
of them will not be in the Senate af-
ter the end OF their present terms
the third of next March. or those
who have served longer than sena-
tor EIkins. Hale and Aldrich have
voluntarily retired from the Senate.
to take eject March 3, 1911. SEN
ator Burrows was defeated for re-
NOMINATION. Whlle LOuSe' VI 'NHssa-
chusetts. and Clark, of Wyoming.
are candidates for reelection. The
only senators certain to be in the
Senate after after next March, who
have served longer in that body
than Senator Elkins. are Frye. CUT
Ion, CallInger and Perkins. II Ser
ators Lodge and Clark are reelected
they viii make but six who exceed
Senator Elkins in length OF contin-
uous service. Several other senator's
have been in as long as Elkins. They
are Bacon. Martin. Nelson. Tillmaa
and Warren.
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MAN THROWN
From a Horse Near Newburg
and Sustains Frac-
tured Skull.

II. y. billiard. of this city lies UNI
conscious at the home of Charles
Robinson on the Kingwood road i've
miles from Newburg as the result OF
being thrown from a horse near ROu-
inson's home at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. He has a fractured skull
and his recovery is doubtful.
Mr.. billiard had $500 on his
person and a check for $4,000 as
we'll as patent papers for cement
caskets. Also there was found on
him a ClarksburG newspaper clip.
ping stating that he recently sold his
patent right for $4,000.
In his diary was a note to notify
Alice McPeek. 1908 West Pike
street. Clarlssburg, II any thing hap.
pcned to him.
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As Do lsoN Operators for
His Flght for Them in
the Senate.

Every mine operator and c"ery
miner in West Virginia owes debt
or gratitude TO Senator y. d. scott for
the passage of the bill creating n
Bureau of Mines and Mining"
The above Is the emphatic declara-
ton OF DR.. 1. c. White, state geci1gist.
and man who has devoted as mucfl
time to the study OF mine conditions
as any man In the state. Continuing,
DR.. white said:
II was on the ground in Washing
ton when the bill creating the
Bureau or Mines and Mining passed
the United States Senate l had been
there for some time In the interest
OF this measure. urging It's passage
as had been many others who were
deeply Interested in II, Including a
number OF very prominent labor lead
srs. Senator Scott was the ranking
member OF the committee on Mines
and Mining. Senator Dick, the chair
man OF the committee. was absent in
Kew York City. we were unable to
get any action from this committee
at all on account of Dicks absence and
nnaIIy appealed to Mr.. Scott. He
took the matter up. promptly called
the committee in absence OF Dick. and
OrabIe report. Then he personaIly pi-
loted the bill through the Senate. He
gave many days of his time to this
work. meeting objections from every
point. and his personal diplomacy and
popularity with various senator's en-
abIed him to overcome difficulties
which under other conditions would
have been unsurnountable Senator
sIklns. who had charge Of the railroad
.bIl, also co-opcrated with Mr.. Scott.
and It was through Mr.. Scots inter-
ventFon with Senator Elkins at one
point that 1t was possible To have
the railroad bill laid aside and the
bill creating a Bureau OF Mines any
Mining taken up. 1 repeat It as en-
9Shaticaily as l can make II that every
mine operator and every miner IA the
state OF West Virginia owes TO SScna-
tor Scott debt OF gratitude for this
special measure. 1t is only one or the
many evidences that he has given
of his activity in looking after the
interests OF West Virginia and his
ability to secure results at washing
ton. 1t would he misfortune 70 this
state II we would lost his services In
the United States Senate.
The Bureau Of Mines and Mining
continued DIR. White, lis one OF the
'wisest and mist progressive under
takings TO which the United States
government has been committed. II
proposed to study mining conditions.
to establish safe and practical rules
of mine operation, to establish a num-
Der of rescue stations. equipped for
mine rescues One Of these stations
Is likely to be located in West Viz
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Revolutonist Leader Insults
American Representative
to Honduras.
PEPPER PALACE
If the Rebels Bother the For
eigners Again in That
Country.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 4.-ThC
United States sunboat Princeton at
anchor of -Amapala, Honduras. is
cleared for action and its guns are
trained upon the governors residence
now occupied by General Jose Yaila-
dares. leader of the revolt against the
Davila government, according to q
cable from San Salvador.
The dispatch says yalladares yes
terday insulted the American consul
lar agent at Amapala, George
Schmuclx. and threatened to shoot up
his residence. \
Immediately upon beng notified OF
tals occurrence, Commander Hayes
OF the Princeton, prepared his ship
for action aud sent wcrd to the revO-
lu!ou!st leader that II foreigners are
molested .he will shoot the governors
palace fun or holes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-04
Football GAME
Will Be Played Tomorrow at
Old Fair Grounds by
High School Teams.

The Clarksburg High School foot
bali team will meet the strong Fair
mont High School team Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock on the Old
Fair ground in a game of football.
The local team has had very fine
season so far and have won every
game but one. Fairmont held 1t to
a score of 6 to. in Fairmont and
the Fairuont boys say they VIII win
tomorrow The only game the local
boys lost was at M9rgantown last
Saturday when unfair means were
used by the Morgantown, team and
accordingly the game will be played
over. The Clarksburg team has had
an exceedingly strong schedule this
season. The finances are in arrears
and II the people should all turn out
tomorrow the boys would appreciate
it very much. The regular admission
OF % cents will be charged.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS
In West Virginia as Recently
Changed in the City of
Washington.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. A.
George r. Farrow has been appoint
ed postmaster at Raw1, MinGo coun-
ty, in place of r. n. Taylor. resign
cd.
James p. Reid has been commits
stoned postmaster at Slab Fork.
Raleigh county.
Wiley G. Phillips has been APP
pointed rural mail carrier on route
No. 1, at umngtOn. in place Of Bruce
Mitchell, and Blaine Phillips has
been appointed substitute in place OF
Byron h, Mitchell.
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WINDOW trimmer
Will Visit All the United
Wooden Mills Stores in
the State.

MISUNDERSTANDING Nov w A.
Hersch, manager OF the United Wool
en- Mills. has made an Important ad-
ditipn to his force of employees, hay
ing created the position OF window
dresser for n. Jacobs, OF New York
CITY, who has unusual ability along
that Inc. Mr.. Jacobs win make tours
to the branch estabifshments at
Charleston. clarlosburg. Wheeling
Huntington and Marietta, besides
looking after the display windows at
the local esta blishment. His time VIII
De devoted wholly to window trImruing
snd 5nds4ng from the WoFk be mas
fione IN ere store hare he WI ms -
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GREMA7ED
Mrs. Grace Smith Burned
and Parts Only of Her
Body Are Found.

BnUEF7IEaID. w. Va, Nov. Airs.
Grace Smith. aged 20. who made her
home with Mise Pearl Gordon. near
here was burned to death when the
house was destroyed. Parts only OF
the corpse could be found 1t Is pre-
sumcd the woman. who was subject
to cpileptic fits. was attacked by the
sickness and fell. overturninE lamp
The house was landmark in the
section und had stood for over cen
fury
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LOGGER KILLED
.Pinioned Beneath Log, Man
Sustains Injuries That
End His Life.

CHARLESToN. Nov 4-Injuries
received by Joseph Dodson on Big
Ubly creek, in Lincoln county. caused
his death. He was employed at The
logging camp of Stewart May as a
logger. He had yoke of oxen at
tached to a log and was below the
log when it began to roll. Before
he could get out OF the way he was
plnioned beneath II and was horribly
crushed. ,Dodson was unmarried
and was about "a years of age.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-04
COMPLAINT FILED
Against Railroads by Indiana
Shippers Before the
Commission.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. A.
Demanding reconsignmeut conces-
sions at Chicago. from which market
they are not shut out by the rate
situation. ten Indiana and Illinois
grain operators, headed by Vanhatta
Brothers. of Fowler. Ind. today filed
complaint with the Interstate Com
merce Commission against the CIeve-
land. Cincinnati. Chicago and St.
Louis railway and other lines.
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ROOSEVELT SPEAKS
To Several thousand Persons
in Central Park at Dav-
export, Iowa.

DAVENPORT, IOWA, Nov 4.-Col.
Roosevelt arrived here this morning
He spoke in Central park this after
noon.
Several thousand persons listened
to Roosevelt when he made speech
In behalf of Charles erik, Republican
candidate for Congress. ROosevelt's
welcome was cordial but there was
no marked degree of enthusiasm.
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Tremendous OR Given
the SecrsT 81
at Lumb
BIG CROWD PR
Eloquent Speeches gfs On
limited Enthusiasm o
Republican Fiese


one or tho iursct and
thustaslir political maetiI
held at Lumberp0rt was
day night meeting here 81 ~ 81
cans. The opera house 'Iol
with more than goo enttus
dItors, and the speakers we're mars
+. Reed. West VirEinIas
and able secretary OF state and
torney william II. rayioF,
city. DIT. L. G. Oyster pre1i
Secretary Reed elOquently 10 81
national and state issues anll
vincingly showed his audience
the Republican party IS pFoErc sffe
while the Democratic parry =
gressive. He showed that the
tax last year of hve cents on
hundred dollars as assesses on =
the real estate and personal
in Harrison county amount
5000, and while this auionn
sent to The state goyernnae
Charleston. presumably 70 help ran
the state government the te
turn sent back to HarTt1on con
three times that amount FOR
schools. and this year the stat
would be still lower, the rate eings
only four and a hah cents ana
amount Harrison county would
ceive would be $1s,744.
Mr.. Reed pointed out that ~
the old system OF taxation
collected on the public sqrVfee
Dorations taxes for county p1rpo
to the amount OF $5;O51i Whit IN
der the present system these CORP
lions are required to pay cQln
taxes amounting to Ss657s5-
further evidence NOf the adFantaE
OF the new tax system to tie poQpla
he showed that the VaIdat
placed on the farms and homes
the people had Increased three an
n half times, while the amount leViel
against the corporations has
increased nine and one half
Mentioning specific instance
said that under the De1nocr
system Of taxation all the expire
OF the state were asse
at $4,000. but now their yai1n
lions have been fixed at $500. QOQ3
or increased over forty-eight tiuie
Mr.. Reed traced the splendid
lation enacted by the RelubIf eil
party in West Virginia relative
pure food regulations short
hours for labor, twO-cent tarea
railroads, employees safety act ap
many other movements intlle lnts
est OF the people. which were ~
to the utmost by tIe railroads
showing ccneiu
that the whole trend OF Repub
Legislation was in the interest 81
common people.
Every Democratic charge 81
travagance was squarely met by 9Ir
Reed and successfully refuted.
GUESSING the charge in references
offices and increased
aries. Mr.. Reed pointed ont VlieF
by one piece Of RepubIieaus ldEi5L
ton 129 Offices were abolished
the control of twenty-one state
stitutions placed under the 1ndr
ment OF u board compossd q
(Continued ON page a
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CLOTHES IGNITE
Parkersburg Girl Horribly
Burned by Standing Be
fore Open Crate.

PARKERsBURG. Nov. As a
result of her night dress catching
on fire from an open crate fire, Eva
Taylor. aged nine years. was horri-
bly, burned at the home OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor.
Another fatal accident OF this kind
occurred here Tuesday.
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TAFT ACTS
An Order Promulgat-
ed by the Navy De
partment-

WASHINGTON D. C.. Nov. f.
President Taft today cancelled an
order promulgated by the navy de-
partment. detailing two speedy tor
pedo boat destroyera to follow the
flight OF aviator McCurdy from the
Decks of the steamer Kaiserfhe Au-
guste Victoria, nifty miles at sea to
land.
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PLANT INSPECTED.

FAIRMONT. Nov. 4.-The plant Of
the Owens West Virginia Bottle Com
pany in the Monongahela Industrial
Company's addition to the city has
been inspected by the officers of the
company and pronounced satisfactory
to them and to the stockholders.
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PATENTS
Are Granted by the Govern
ment to Several West
Virginians.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. -
Patents have been granted to West
Virginians as follows:
Robert L, Armstead- sprague, nut
lock: John Carpenter. Salem, gas
and purifier; James l.
Jenkins. JohnstoWn. attachment for
and AIbert snpaks
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POOR OUTLOOK
To-day for Settlement Of
the Express Employees
Strike:

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Unipn recoS-
ui;!on today appeared To bc the STUN
bling block In the way OF an effective
preliminary OF negotiations between
the express companies and their strik-
Ing men The outlook for peace which
was 80 prominent yesterday seemed
decidedly poor today.
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WILL prevent
AT All Hazards the Monster
Labor Manifestation
Proposed.

AlADRID. NOV 4-Thc govern
ment today announced it would pre-
vent at all hazards a monster lmbOr
man Hesitation arranged for tomorrow
at Isarcclouia. to which city strikers at
SsbadeH declared they VIII march.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-04
TWO MEN ARE FINED.

Two men were convicted OF drunk
enness and fined $500 each this
morning in police court by Mayor
Frank r. Moore. One fellow pail
and the other put up his watch for
security and was released
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LIFE SENTENCE.

JACKSON, KY, Nov. 4.-Asbury
Splcer. who figured eonspicuously in
the Breathiet county feuds, was to-
day given a life sentence for the muir
der OF his nephew, Asbury Fusaie,
last June.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-04
IlJINERICA1V Guns AZ
ON REBEL s ABODE
{ Extreme Of Madness

senator Albert chcHsO last
! week said:
crsuHcr
tIlans
or
and reasonalAe
adjusted tat they
In fnincy
,nts
honest, will
thee country 5 surcS safeguard
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KTNCArD DEAD.

MoRGANToWN, Nov CLARK W.
Kineaid. son Of the late John Kiucaid.
died at his home here Of tiibersulosia
a. the esqf of SO years
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ARREsTBD on CHARGE.

II. A. West was arrested Friday on
The charge of trying to skip a board
bill of $S7. The case Will be tried in
Justice Patterson NJ. Longs court.
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PHIIlADELPHLA. Nov. 4.-The
Northeast gale which came in from;
the ocean yesterday developed dur
ing the night into one OF the worst
November storms in years. In the
mountain districts OF Pennsylyania
snow fell to the depth OF twelve inches
Railroad and trolley service in these
sections was impended- The storm
was accompanied by a high wind.
when played havoc with telegraph
and Telephone wires. A part Of tho
anthracite coal regions is snow bound
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8 TLl.A Is.
S rs 70
BIG STORM
With Fierce Winds and Heavy
Fall of Snow IN the

NEW YORK. Nov. The storm
which came booming up tie Atlantic
coast last night bringing with Il sharp
gales, ana heavy falls OF snow and
rain IeFt To-Day broad trail Of broken
wire communications along the sea-
board. The storm was the severcst
betwcen Baltimore and washington.
all wires being down between those
cities.
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opnNs srREEr ToMonRoly.

t0dwRrd j. Doyle. city superiHten-
dent OF streets, announces that the
work OF repavinR Third street be-
tween West Pike and West Main
streets viii be anished Saturday morn
ing and that the street VIII then be
thrown open to wagon traHe.
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Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Kelly, OF
craftoHs arc Enesrs at the Traders
fofei