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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-06
Fifth semi-Annuai Meeting Of Fourth
Class Postrnasters of First iowa
District There Next
Tuesday.
PROGRAM Is ARRANGED
interesting Talks. Question Box and
Other Matters Of Interest to
These Government men
to be Discusses.

On next Tuesday, January II, the
fifth semi-annuaI meeting of the fourth
class postmasters OF the First Iowa
district viii be held in the Delano
hotel at Burlington Invitations ana
programs are being sent out to the
postmasters Of the district to-day, for
tle gathering on Tuesday
Z program Of interest 10 those WHO
will attend has been arranged. Post
msster s. W. Noorhesd. Of the Keo-
kuk postoffice. has been invited to at
tend the meeting and deliver an adj
dress. Following is tn program which
has been arranged:
Address OF Welcome. S. Waite.
Response to Address-W. T. Trot-
ter
Business session.
Question box-Assistant Postmaster
Miller.
Noon.
Call to order-1:se p. m
Inspectors address
New Ruin Robert Gardner.
Railway Mall Service H W
Hughes.
An Ideal Room for P. o.-Mrs
Jones, Lev Walters.
Registry sygtem-H Bell.
Control Of Rural Carrers-W. z
Copp.
| How to Make Reports-charles Ste
I vens.
j Care and Custody OF FUNDS. "
Moort cad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-06
Achieved Her Ambition.

Mary Ann had been Mrs. Gunther's
cook and had left her service TO
marry Pat Efahone A year later Mrg.
Gunther heard that Mary Ann had not
only become widow, but was for
the second time joyful bride. 1t
was therefore with senae Of shocked
surprise that she met her former land
maid in the street one day clad IN
the deepest ana darkest Of wfdovs'
weeds
Why. Nary Ann" exclaimed tie
lady. Z am sorry TO see this-I
thought that you we're happily mar
ried again
"Tis true. I am" responded Mary
Ann with great cheerfulness, and the
present husband is fine man. Bu,
you see twas this way: When Pa:
died, couldn't. but says 10 myself
II ever l can I willard now 1 ann
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-06
Weasels the pets of Traopers

IN the Macmillan region an adult
male Arctic weasel was taken in a
cabin near the mouth of Russell creek
1T poked its head out between the
small holes OF the floor and quietly
surveyed a party of US as we sat in
the candleiight one evening after sup
per. II then vanished for moment
and reappeared with its mate, and
the pair ran about the room for some
minutes as unconcernedly as If We had
not been there. Later in the night.
after We had gone to bed. it stepped
into trap set in the corner of the
room and awoke US by It's shrill cries.
Trappers encourage weasels to live
about their cabins, making pets Of
them and greatly vaInitg their serv-
ices IN keeping the premises free from
mice"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-06

II you are suffering from bilious.
ness, constipation, Indigestion, chro-
mic headache, invest one IT IN g
postal card, send 10 Chamberlain
Medicine Co., Des Moines. Iowa, with
your name and address plainly or
the back, and they will forward you
a free sample of Chamberiain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets Sold by Wiz
inson & Co. Pharmacy and ]. r
Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-06
Vegetable Suspension Bridge.

A remarkable suspension bridge
spans the River Apurimac In central
Peru The ropes of this bridge are
composed Of pliable roots and vines,
while the planks are made of
branches. In the humid climate OF
Peru IT would be by no means ex-
traordinary II this vegetable bridge
were one day to start growing. Wide
World Magazine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-06
500 $50 SOC
Grand Leaders.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The above is the ne OF German
chemical, which is one Of the many
valuable ingredients CT Foley's Kid
ney Remedy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Is recognized by medical text
books and authorities as a uric acid
solvent and antiseptic for the urine
Take Foley's Kidney Remedy az coon
as y5l notice any Irregularities and
avoid a serious malay wilkinson G
Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-06

Foiey's Honey and Tar is the best
and safest cough remedy for children.
At the first symptoms of cold, give
as directed. and ward off s.anger OF
Group, bronchitis, gore throat, cold IN
the head and stufy breathing. 1t
bring comfort and case TO the little
ones. Contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs Keep always on hand,
and refuse substitutes. Wilkinson &
co.
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WELL DESERVED.
The Praise that Comes From Thankful
keokuk People.


One kidney remedy never fails.
Keokuk people rely upon it.
That remedy is Doan's Kidney Pills
Keokuk testimony proves it always
reliable.
Mrs. R. Jones. III S. sixteenth St.
Keokuk Iowa says: 4 an in a position
to speak highly of Doan kidney
Pills and l viii always do so when the
opportunity occurs have used them
OF and on during the past eight years
and they have always given me relief
from pains in my back and other
symptoms of kidney trouble. l first
procured Doan's Kidney Pills from
Wilkinson & Co.'S Drug Store, about
eight years ago and they we're so bsne
fetal that was pleased to recon-
mend them publicly. Today / gladly
confirm that statement"
For sale by all dealers Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan'E --and
take no other
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Elesh Of Kids q peIicacy

Good prices are paid in Switzerland
for the flesh of kids from six weeks
to two months old, The meat is ten
der, and some prefsr it to lamb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-06

Special Ordinance NO. SO.
An ordinance yacating a portion of
the Third Street or River Road.
Whereas, The government of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-06
Of the Drink Habit
J HYPODERMIC INJECTIONS
ANK REFERENcEs ca EERFuLLY E1IRn

Full information. with cost OF treat
ment at the institute or in the home,
mailed promptly. Address NEAL IN
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See that the next
cough remedy you
buy is wrapped
like this.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18

MEMS HEAVY CAPS.

We haven't many left, but what
we have, has got the February Sale
cut on on them of One-fourth off.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18

and exuendirures as furnished by Mayor Jane..
To sun up these ail be about $3.50 Jl surplus. 10
the t0Tu exchequer on ths ars- % Narcn. true
.h.Ie has rot been much wo-z dore. this wear
Oh the streets, but there has been biz 3 bi
PAID. contracted by luFi.e -nas-meut che
previous ear
James Dickerson died 90 -h- bone oi hi'
daughter. Nfs. Char.es FoF er near y eofs-to"u
on Tuesday evening the sth. 0t dropss aged r
years. Funeral serv ices were he'd At ns ats
home on Thursday afternoon by Rev. ihoma'
Yf Georgetown. and seputure made 90 .he hQf
ris Cemetery. by s ). Wisor 8 -oa.
sarah II Duuon died uear -s-t Bits on
Tuesdsy morning Of pueumolls aged r Years
The funeral services we're he'd al sand Hills
Church on Friday afternoon. by the kev. Tho
mas aud intermeut made 10 adjoining cemetery
oy s j Wilson son.
Verua L. Pettyjohn wife OF John peityjohr
died near Cedar Greek. on wednesday Of blood
poison. agsd D years Funera 90 Friday after
noon. at Branch Meeting House ny the Rev. d
j. Blaekston. and 0lria IN cemetery near, by 5
j. Wilson & Son funeral directors
Ella Marie AarJnson died al the home Of hel
parents. near Lincoln, on Friday evening. oil
pneumonia, aged Is years. s months. ana 2
day. Funeral services we're held al the Episco
pal Church in Milford Oh Tuesday. aud the BODY
inhumed 10 odd Fellows Cemetery, by So. VIII
son & son. Deceased with her parents came tc
her late home from Talbot County Nd. at the
beginning OF the present year.
Laura Adele Lamb died AZ the residence Of hei
sister, Mrs Angeline Peunewill 90 Brosd street
on saturday evening Of pneumonia, aged 81
years. Funeral services we're held at her late
home on Wednesday afternoon, by the Rev J ID
smith and interment made in the n. z. Gene
terry by J. Atkins. Miss Laura A. lamb was
devoted christian; and her heavenly FaIhei
has taken her home. We cannot believe sht
ever did a wrong This Is saying great deal
And Il meaus more than multiplication ol
words might convey. And i,s the oHly way w
know how 10 put it d. A. &.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
BEAVER DAM

A j. Wiley rec- nt.y sold d valuable driving
mare for $50. the purchaser being f. Faicken
burg
Beaver Dam can truthfnliy boast of more Sc w
mill, than any loca fly in over Delaware, there
being Al present those operated By Henry Don
ovau g n DlckersOn. ". L. Adams. s. B Me
I lilvaine. Davis Bro Wm. ID. smith and T. d.
Short hss Just put d mill on tue valuable track
Of timber which he has purchased from g. ".
Dickerson. Four Of these mills are in one mile
Of each other and the other three are within a
radius OF not more tJan three miles aud these
mills natura lly emp oy lot or abr and there
is always a chance for persons -iriug work 70
be accom- modated On this community.
There are many fox chases in this community
and there are some extra hne dogs. g. NJ. Dick
erson for awhile thinking that he had the best
chasing dogs in the section and doubtless did
hold the prize ones, until G. F. smith went
north and purchased some Of the northern hers'
the result being that chase was started on one
evening ct % minutes Of nine O'Clock aud the
race lasted until the next day at 5 O'Clock p. m
and then Diekerson's dogs went to the tree but
Smiths dogs continued the chase until they had
run 20 hours and IS minutes. This is good rec
ord for all dogs concerned. II anybody enjoys
a good fox chase let them come over TO Beaver
Dam and they can have plenty Of that sport and
md some extra fast dogs which have BOT been
mentioned.
The Beaver Dam c. E. Society recognized last
sunday night with several members and the
following officers: Pres. Theo. ". Jarvis, Vice
Pres. Miss Ella Joseph, Rec. secy. Miss Mamie
Mcgee, Cor. Secy. Rev. Benz. A. Bryan, Treas.
Charles Il. Joseph, organist Mis- Mita Rust.
The vote will be taken at the Beaver Dam NJ.
p Church next sabbath morning just prior to
preaching, TO elect delegate TO send to the an
nuAl conference at Baltimore, Maryland.
Revival services will begin at Reynolds N. P.
Church, Harbeson Circuit, Sunday night at
: 80 o'clock, and will be in charge Of the pastor
Rev. Benz. A. Bryan.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
BURRSVILLE.

ar and Mrs Leland Wyatt and liz = dalgh-
ter Evelyn spent wednesday Of last week A. me
gues, of Mrs. wyatts parents. Mr.. AMI Ars r.
n. DiL
Mr and Mrs :. A. Porter were week end VS.
itors az the home OF their daughter Ar- ana
Mrs. Townsend p Rust OF BHdgevile.
Wesley II. Z sunday school vas reofganized
on sunday the following officers were elected
.uperiutsadsni. J. A. 5liing assistant ]. Il.
Jacobs; secretary. C r. stokes; treasurer Miss
Eva Thswley missionary treasurer Mis- Aotie
Caha ,. orgauist. 5iiss Elayl Caha... asst ,-ant
Arrs Baker.
Misses z ma Jacobs. aad Mary +. Breeding,
ard Arlie Jacobs spent sunday Flth n aud
Mrs. Wlblr Z. Jacobs Of Hsrri giou.
Mr. aud Mrs G.. y. Fountain entertained Mrs
Fountains sister. Mr.. and Mrs ighu stephens
aud childrsu Of uesr Andersen ioxu, sunday.
The fourth quarier.v conference .aE bnrr-'
vile charge viii be he'd IN Wesley 81. E Gnu cn
Friday afternoon. February Is al --53 o'clock.
Mn. A fred Hopkius ans daughter. a is were
guests Of the CORNERS daughter, Ms. otis stat
ford recently.
Ms a. ]. Porter spent pafi q ias' weeE S. the
guest Of her sister, Miss MoHe Peppers OF
Greensboro.
Miss Maud Pierce who has been spending
some time WIKI her graudpafeuls Nr. aud Mrs
James Pierce Or near Hicsmau. mss returned
b me.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
WHITES ITEMS.

Mrs. Lula Travis speRt Friday with her son,
Nolan Travis
We are glad to report J. ". Tsavis is improv-
ed in health.
J. 3 Wix aud family, Mrs. Alice Reynolds
and grand daughter Clara, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitley Travis on Thursday
evening last.
Norman WIKI on the sick list.
Our school is closed for the week as our
teacher Is sick with lagrippe.
j. $. Wix is suffering with a geathered foot.
Mary Travis spent sunday with her aunt
Mrs Lula Travis.
ssme OF the farmers in our vicinity are not
done huEking corn.
Miss Nettie F. Travis spent Sunday with
Mrs Alice Rey nelds.
Whitley Travis OF this place, has gone into
the dog business. doctoring, raising, buying,
selling and giving away. All who have dogs
to dispose Of give MIN a call, as he only has
six al the present time. few days ago one OF
bis dogs was taken sick. He gave It a dose Of
medicine and went away and when he return
ed home he found the dog worse. Instead Of
better but we are glad 70 report Il has recover
ed
young man in our neighborhOod by the
name OF McKnatt, went to the city 70 learn the
automobile trade. When be came home he
told his father be could run bis buggy without
a horse All he done was jump between the
shaves and start running down the road. Boys
take notice When you go to the city don't you
come home aetiug like this.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
CEDAR NECK
X Graham,
IS J Johnson. Com
j a.. H barton

Miss Hattie Watson is visif'ug ne~ unc'e
Nemiah Ingram 10 Prime HorE Sees
Mrs. Dietz has gon- 20 Phia1e. pu.a AMI vii
not return until April lst.
On Thursday Of last week while on the way
10 the woods, Mediord Jones team ran away
A. be was on a wagon With friend At the time
they gave chase and dnally came up 10 them
standing quietly behind Frank wain's barn
There was no damage done.
J J. Brown and wife are In Philadelphia thii
Week
s. R. Austin bas just finished making hand.
some hand made book case OF red cedar inlaid
with holly. It lis made on the mission sly e
and surmOunted with q hne pair OF budalo
horns. Il is very valuable.
While in Milford on Wednesday Of last
week the horse silss Hynson was driving be-
came heightened at an automobile throwing
him out and seriously inJuring him
Ezekiel Anderson and wife aud Miss
Amanda Anderson OF Harrington. were guests
OF Mr. and Mrs william sharp last week
Benjamin Ingram spent last sunday with
his uncle, William p Watson
Mr. and Mrs. sharp spent last Thursday and
Friday with their daughter. Mrs. william
Hayes OF Houston.
Miss Hester Collins and 3lrs. Emma Webb
have returned ho e after spending several
days with their sister, Mrs. Mary Prettyman.
Samuel Collins and Frank Reed have been IN
Georgetown for several days attending court
they being on the jury.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Watson spent Sunday.
6th, with bis brother, John Watson.
Harvey Watson is going to Colorado to be-
come a COW boy.
There was a small crowd at the shooting
match on Friday last, but there we're some
good scores made.
wednesday the eth, the hounds were busy
all day as the fox hunters were out ana had
two foxes going at the same time Many peo
pie had chance to see Bro. Reynard as be
plodded through the mud.
william p. Watson now possesses thorough
bred bull dog. Chicken thieves beware.
Robert MeColley now has a large pile Of
wood and as he owns q saw and splitting ma,
chine he will convert Il into stove wood foI
the Milford trade.
Our shell road is cutting through and needs
repairs. Hope the road engineer does not oveI
look 1t, as a few dollars spent now will save
many IN the future.
Arthur and Carol Reed are on the sick list
but will soon be able to be out. Dr. Barrett Il
attending them.
William X. Brown has finished his work on
the Robert Davis tract oftimber, having sawed
$4,000 feet OF lumber besides lots OF wood and
now has several hundred loads of wood at his
/ home that he will cut iRtO stove Wood for the
Milford trade. William is q hustler"
Cedar Grove School gave a Box Social last
Monday evening, there was a good attendance
and the program was good. AS there was not
many boxes the proceeds were small
Henry Ryder killed a laree mink last week.
Ann|maW z al FnN M. .HrrHn.
ing 50 pounds, In Salier's Branch on Tuesday
". S. ".
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18

ath great safeguard against as OF lIa a1 1s 9l
m viii atroy best OF health ASK your doctor about ayers PI
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
HENDERSON.

A Patrons club has recently been organized
az Henderson school. The January meeing
was held january eaIh 1.i5 D. m, 10 the scaooi
5ei dirg. A program was rendered by me pr
mary department then the meet was turned
over 10 the president. 7. P Richard. Rev ivan
hoes pointed out the advantage OF a Patron sCiuo
C C Merriseu made an address topic, 'lne Au
vantage. 81 the Educated Mau over the neln
cated Ma1" The idea OF Imposing we scuo9i
Grounds hv SLING iu and draining was scussel
phttiu farve was appointed O. see Insl t-lL7
gork vs. Is carried ont. The teachers nlshly ~
preciate che cooperation 9t tnrir patrons alu
the interest .ha- has been MANIFESTED lu 'l5
tluEs
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
In Our Shoe
Department

we have brought out stock in
this Great February Stock-Tak-
ing Sale that would really pay
7sz-a.Sr
US to carry over as the price in
leather is advancing all the
time. But this is not our way.
We had rather clean up, so as
to give you good fresh stock
each season, therefore cut shoe
price is on during this Sale.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18

Many medical elements 30 beneficial
10 one kind OF animal cause serious in.
Jury TO some other kind That's why
there is Separate Fairfield Blood
Tonic for each kind Of animal. ASK for
free book. Sold under written guar.
antee by A. Smith, Milford W. F.
Dawson, Lincoln W. H. Hendricks,
Shawnee district J B. Welcn, Milton /;
W. W. Wilson, Frederick ; J. e. Whsr.
ton. Houston Station; w. G. Wiley,
Pennington, and VIM. Croll. Hickman.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18

Not Coughing Oday?
Vet son NAV cough tomorrow! Better be prepared for
when if comes ASK your doctor about keeping Ayers
cherry Pectoral in the house. Then when the hard cold
or cough first appears you have doctors medicine at
hand Your doctors approval OF its use VIII certainly
set al doubt at rest Do as he says. He knows
No alcohol in this cough medicine LC.AgsL g. LogsA AIa
Robust health IS Great attacks of throat and lung troubles but
health Ask doctor about ayers Pills
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18

Besides we have four bins or as
sortments Of Mems Shoes, three bins
or assorments OF WOmen's Shoes,
three bins or assortments Of Child
ren's Boys & Girls" Shoes. Good
shoes, wearable shoes, slightly shoes.
But some are all small sizes, and
some are 2 or 3 or 4 pairs of a kind,
therefore the sizes or broken and
we have placed them in these bins,
or assortments, to sell. The Feb
ruary Sale cut is One-third off on
some. and One-half off on others,
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
Furs

1t is a shame to cut our price on
Furs, because they have advanced
% to 335 per cent. since we pur-
chased our stock. But we said we
would and we will, so here goes
One-third off the prics of all Furs
during this February Sale.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
Ladies' Long Coats

are marked to 90 at One-third off.
This is a great sacrifice. But we do
not propose to carry over a single
coat, therefore the cut off One-third
on the price, to make them 60. It
makes no difference what the price
was. a $500 coat or a $1,000 coat.
One-third comes off in this February
sale.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18

All Mems High-top Shoes
All Women's High-top Shoes
All Bows High-top Shoes
All Girls High-top shoes
are cut One-fourth off the price.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-03
BOYS WILL SPEND
DAY At BEAR
4 CANYON
Large Party Of Youngsters VIII
Leave fof Mountains at Early
Hour Many Refreshments.
Donated,

~ 8 u'rlnfk this morning lAe bows
az an naps. alaea ANA conditions Will
49, ~ h,,a Mann, ami
FtNtt ion q dat ouuit 90 l''at eah-
ANh inc iAiffN Nh"ef 'Nr euAilt'1
80 le8fnAfu n lAhufha#a Mh" NV
hish NfHhnp"ftill"h Hta ~ n iiUN
diFettet ol the nov Manu- WI % 'a
thatEf hNti4 @Ai'kNNt" Min ,e "s'N
=" taet y" "'tll'n'+ &C ln' ~"
NnSHlNfN "" WI" 7" I"
owes on 'hc tFNh thaf WY n'Fa SO
fnihk 20 i'Nc Z $50" YIN. ''i'stn
itohe1t i"lANeh nus ne'tt'Vl ea"uAn
AtN tfFAFN fN "HtH4N iHN F"tN' tt"NN
flir AliflnNNf ifal'A'Ni COMPANY s7NN
Nl2 o. help uNt tuv menu itush >
iiettef iufhiaRed thr ahu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-03

up the case Yesterday and visited
smith rith tho Intention ri securing
anie-mortom statement. 20 he used
IN the event Smith dies Mr.. Klock
is familiar with tho dear and dumb
alpha bot and signs, hut was unable 10
converse with Smith. Smith has a
reaf ana dumb lanRnage nil his own
ana about tho only ncrson who can
understand him is his sister. who win
wed later IN an effort to get a
from him.
Young stanley denies tho shooting
VIII be held for further invcstira-
ion. Tony warner. q youth who was
With smith at tho lime tile affair
happened. will he taken before stnniet
.admN Va order Ia identify him VI pos.
ihle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-03
FANCY PROGRAM At
SHRINE PICNIC
Some Remarkable Features 10.
Be Presented by Well Known
Mobiles al BorradaiIe Ranch

The Following interesting and fas.
clnating program has been arranged
iof the shriners picuic at the Bora.
daile ranch tomorrows
chief Explosion of the DnY-Bv
idttte Harry Ruliara. better known as
Hard Coal Harry. who viii recltC
in blood curilinE tones George MAshs
thetehN Ntmaas saltlaQuy after being
licked lay his pa for cutting down the
ChcfrN tree
Rough Ridiag speoiaiN-Back
tf0m Elht3 .tss. 4t,... .4....
.t .,-.... Charles o. Cushmnn
See this and die
temonstra1ou-"iioW live on
ShuVings .-........ Fred Miller
WIS W. "a genius globe trhtfef his .es
Nerprs an the Impossible.
llnhaSstoned address "Curfew
snail Not RinE renlght" .
..*....s.ss.., General Rorradailc
Character sketchaMRkiua the
Dollar Ron Roth WAYS .....
.ss..s... Paul Tcutsch
Arlfton-'preha HE pie
-. lion. Edward A Mann
representation The condor OF the
Andes lieut. Chsmberliu +
lNper- thtekens W Roup" s..
- .,, Ed l. Medler /
splrndisi maEtuative effort
seadtns THE ncclapenaenee 80
Indignation pt James III. Wroth Z
aiatdlng s34S he's right. an tight.
Illustrated SohRMN Wifc's Gone
90 the country Hfank Mckee
Mats splendid ctsgs-h hardened. of
tempered h4tNtone e Ia Rordclaiss
laeWs go ADVANTAGE IN this. some
totes may ea 90 protest however
'0em The Building 81 tho Sec.
end Temple ...
" Warren strong. ESa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-03

Goc1 g9e1s Always zrrrzct z-rsz.
ten
IEts-ic- Sccts So o.Js1 aol1 al
they never hing fresh .
TIE store
We cary crs Ire CT vsHciss AZ
ks-rea
ne E-1U O. c1s he ccErsls IA
cz1E ia ths ether
= ua-ts-S re z 80 sr@ lcckf-r
tor a E-1ec-- Faletc1 q surrey
Ws nsre -es s-ucis a1d ws have tes
Ha-ra& c. - va r.
NJ r7c-r- rrtcss either W.
se sted wtth a rsa<rahs us-
S 80 ray yes act Pay pa Esu
- ceE- aEd ses
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


otxNN~f
Washington. july New Mexico
and Arizona Generally fair ~nnaa,
and probably MoudsN; continued
warm
West Tevas Generally fair sun.
daN and Monday no change in TENT
peraH8re
> ntwsoR spent Yesterday here
fom seems
NJ &. halies WAS Is visitor here YES.
trriay from ilelen
nea r. HArseA arrived m tae tit,
Yesterday fresn iak0na
3asn ~ Sullivan arrived Yesterday
from thr Haean ,sal Fields
l,emisio Nitsbal ss.me in .ee.cr.
d@N tfain hs homie at SAN Rafael
h b cash ana a. p Coeb arrived
IN the etU frem Metarty Nsster-
Chayles p sradcr. merchant at
Net eAiii@ was e visitor here western
dtS
r q Gursgm ltft YESTERDAY moru-
We iet Santa Fe 60 csn on Governor
Nr amd AIRS Vohs and soa WI
lAm Nohs were hcfe YESTERDAY ff6in
Ceu Hie~
" pgake sapertr;endtat 80 log-
etns operations for tAe santa BaFaars
me aaA fele company. IS here ea a
btieg business visit
Tbs coneegt rrosrAm 60 Nave hecn
ENrn ttst SUNDAY nNgnt at Robinson
f4rN wt3 ht rendered t,nlght rs tat
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-03

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N~erat9re.