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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-08
BAY VIEW
CLUB NEWS
Regular Work Resumed This
Week After Holiday Va
cation Is Ended.
AT WEIGHS NEXT

The regular work Of the Bay View
Club was resumed this week after
cessation for the holidays, by the gath
ering Of the members at the home Of
Mrs. farrell, the following being pres
ent Mcsdames Cady, Chenault, Crofford.
Donohoo, George, Goldenbcrg, Kinds,
FARRELL, Jones, Koch, Moore, Muirhcad,
Randle, Sanders, sherwood, Thomson,
aud Welch with Mesdumcs Burns aud
Goldenberg most welcome guests.
Rollcall was responded to by each
relating some interesting event in the
life Of some noted Swede. In the bus.
mess session that followed, by uuani.
nous vote of the Club, II was decided
TO ut once join the General Federation
of womens' Clubs, there being yet
no Territorial Federation. Then came
the program Of the day, inaugurated
by Mrs. Cady giving for Mrs. Gordon
the lesson Of the day, a sketch Of the
NEUROLOGICAL and known history Of Nor
way aud sweden, from legendary times
to the present day.
The magazine review, "a journey
by water through sweden was Mrs.
Wclch 5 part Of the day = entertainment
while Mrs. Donohoo had the paper up
on Swedish Literature, - short notices
Of the principal writers being given,
and Of their works. The reading, as.
signed 10 Mrs Goldenberg, was read
foI her by Mrs. Koch, an extract from
l.ongfellow beautiful translation Of
the Swedish poe,'s Regner's 1.-The
Children of the Lord : supper" And
the session closed with Parliamen.
tary Quiz by Mrs. Kinds, much enjoyed
by the surprised members.
After such strenuous labors, all
heartily welcomed the social hour, and
enjoyed to the utmost the dainty lun.
cheon Of salad, pickles. croqucttes aud
Saratoga flakes followed by coffee Aud
next week. the club meets wuh Mrs.
welch, rs guests Of Mrs Jones.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-08

W. =. Dosier and wife of Dallas.
Texas, were at the Cover house Tuesday.
Mr. Dosier il one Of the Engineers who
has had charge Of the construction Of
the T, 4 NJ. Railroad. The work IL
finished and Mr.. Dosier has returned TO
his home at Dallas.
=. H. Rhan Of Los Angeles, In in the
city and 10 talking hotel to the business
men. He is willing to spend more money
in the enterprise here and IL In more
than likely that some agreement will
he reached for the building Of n 0,O00
hotel before he returns 10 Los Angeles.
On last Friday telegram was reeeiv.
ed in this city announcing the serious
illness Of A. Rhodes Of Jaeksboro, Tex.
as. John Rhodes, a son, and Mrs. W. A.
Dodson, a daughter, left early Saturday
morning for Jacksboro, but Mr.. Rodcs
was dcad when they reached there. Mr..
Rhodes was seventy hve years old and
had been resident OF the community
in which be died all Of his life.
The Palm Leaf Parlor was closed by
The sheriff this week 10 satisfy q iudg
ment secured by lIollomAn and Neil.
roy In favor Of nonresident Arm. The
Palm Leaf has been conducted by Mr.
Rhodes, who some months ago purchased
the stoek from 4 Whittnnta
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-08
SOCIAL MEETING OF b. p. o. Z.

On last Wednesday evening the Is.
T.. o. T.. OF Tueumeari held social
session TO which the wives and sweet
hearts Of the members were invited
The occasion was very pleasant one
about seventy persons being present.
Games were enjoyed and Refreshments
served.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-08
ROSWELL MEN TO
BUILD RAILROAD

Roswell, y, NJ, Jan. 5.-Alvin H.
Morrison, of Philadelphia, aud Charles
&. Tannehill, Aurelms Pruit, James r.
Hinkle, j. L. White, Clifton Chisholm,
j. Smith Leu, Edgar l.. Bedcll and John
W. Rhea Of Roswell have Incorporated
the Roswell, Northern a Gulf Railway
company with capital Of sl5O,oOO. Tn"
object is the building Of a railroad from
Roswell to Tucumcari, u distance OF
about $50 miles, by way of Fort Sum
nor.
Let 'em come, the more the merrier,
wo can I have too many railroads,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-08

Joseph Israel, the merchant AZ the
"BIG RED STORE" will pu, On IL
"'RED LETTER SALE" next week.
" Is. llcdrick of amarillo, repre-
-cnting the Brady. Ncely Grocery Co.,
was registered a' the Cover Tuesday.
\ &. Chandlc. cf .!unbG-. Ohio.
was in the city this week represent
ing wholesale shoe house Of Columbus.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-08
SANTA FE
RAILWAY NEWS
Last Link In the Santa Fe
Coleman Cutoff Now Un-
der Way.
J. w. STEWART COMING

We clip the following from Clovis
paper which shows what is being done
ON the Santa Fc railroad east Of that
c.ty, and what the prospects are Tor
the continuation of the road to Tucum'
earl. -
Surveyors in town last Monday
gave out the following reliable bit OF
good Christmas railroad ncws; The last
in the Santa Fe's new ClovisColeman
line known as the Coleman Cutof is
now under way. The surveyors are now
campcd n few miles east Of Texico-
aud are locating the road into tins
place Grading will begin Immediately
upon the completion Of the survey The
survey now being located is under
the direction OF j. ". stewart and viii
he continued on after reaching here to
Tucumcari Trains will he running be
tween Clovis and Coleman and Clovis
and Tucumcari inside of Que year -
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-08

The prizes which wen, to the var
iouS districts were distributed m fol
lows:
First Prize, Piano, Miss Marguerite
Blair.
Second Prize, Diamond Ring, Miss
Laura Rhodes.
First Prize, out of Town Contestant,
Buggy, Miss Winnie Spriggs OF Mon.
toya.
District Prizes:
District No, /, Phonograph, Miss vii.
lie Parker,
District No, 9, Phonograph, Mrs May.
me Belknap
District No. 3, Phonograph, Miss Eulh
Spriggs.
There was no prizes distributed in
District No. 4, ~ they failed to enter
n candidate.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-08
NEWS CONTEST
CLOSED DEC. "a.
Everybody Interested Salts.
fed and the News Gains
Much In Circulation.
NEWS IS GRATEFUL

The News Holiday Gift Contest which
was brought TO such n successful close
on the evening Of December "a, was
in is way, the most notable event in
the history of any newspaper within
IN" boundary ~ New Mexico.
The News has profted to the extent
of receiving several hundred new sub.
scribcrs, the successful candidates have
all received gifts Of which they are Just.
~ proud aud the merchants aud profes.
sional men who use the columns of the
News to advertise their business get
the benefit Of a 80 per cent increase IN
circulation.
The News can now boast Of having
the largest circulation of any weekly
IN New Mexico and IL the only paper
in the Territory that is being mailed
to subscribers in approximately, every
state in the Union. The large outside
circulation which the News has ac.
quirod through this Contest will prove
Of Sonderful benefit to .he entire peo
Ie OF Quay county, as IL has opened
a hc'd 20 exploit the many advantages
possessed by this section
The News has never overlooked an
opportunity to boost this county Of
ours, TO tell the outside world Of the
magnificent progress we are making and
TO unfold IN the most glowing terms,
every forward step which we are TAX
ing. The bountious support which has
been extended the various candidates
| IN this race encourages us TO even bet
ter efforts in the future, aud right hero
We want 10 assure, both our old aud
new friends, that we are first, last and
always for Tucumcari and Quay county.
To the candidates who have worked
80 faithfully in this contest, VIZ wish
10 extend our sincere thanks. We feel
that they. each and every one put for.
ward their best efforts TO win a prize,
nni our only regret is, that there wns
not epough Gifts to 10 around
The finAl count
The office Of the News presented u
picture Of great activity and animation
ou the evening Of December Gath. The
Tucumcari candidates and their friends
were out in force. every one snxiously
awaiting the dnal decision of the
Judges. Promptly at 5 o'clock. Geo
W. Evans, one of the judges, announc
rd the close Of the Contest, and assured
the contestants that they, ,he Judges
we're representing all the candidates
aud no particular interest or individual
Associate Judges, Dr. Ferguson aud r.
q. Welch then unlock ked the ballot box
and the count was ON in earnest. After
two hours of hard work the count WI,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-08
Appreciation

Appreciation
, That the successful candidates are all
well pleased with tho gfrs which the
News distributed is shown by the follow
ing letters which have been received
at this Office.
TucumeAri, v. NJ Dec 81 'Os
Contest Editor
Tucumcari News,
Dear Sir,
wish 10 extend my heartiest thanks
To the News for the beautiful Piano,
cash prize Of Ten Dollars and the kind
ness which received In the Contest.
! wish also TO extend my thanks to my
friends and the people Of Tucumcari,
who assisted me in the race. ] am very
grateful to them for their very liberal
subscriptions aud their assistance which
made the work a pleasure. | realize
that my success did rest entirely upon
my own efforts as | was working for
a good paper aud every one wanted II,
Again thanking you and wishing each
and everyone Happy New Year, re-.
main.
Yours very truly,
Marguerite Blair.
Nara Visa, N. NJ, Dec. 20, 90
Contest Editor,
Tueumcari, New Mexico,
Dear SIR
The prize which I was awarded ia
the Tucumcari News Holiday Contest
came duly to hand this morning Via tn.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-08

We clip the following from the III
pnso Uarnld.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-20
CONCERTED MOVE
BOON NORTHWEST
COMMISSIONER clLBREATH WILL
ATTEND MEETING OF BOOST.
ERs FOR FIVE STATES Who
WILL FORMULATE PLANS FOR
GOOD OF THIS TERRITORY.

Commissioner OF Agriculture and
Labor GHbreath, who delivered an adj
dress today before the Federated La
Dor people, is en- route to st. Paul to
attend a conference tomorrow OF the
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]. ADAM BEDE TO
SPEAK in N. D.
FAMOUS "HUMoRIST" MEMBER OF
CONGRESS WILL DELIVER AD-
DRESSES IN BEHALF OF Stall
WART CAUSE AT DIFFERENT
POINTS IN THE STATE.

North Dakota people will have an
opportunity this week of hearing one
of the most talented speakers Of the
state of Minnesota, in the person of
Hon. ]. Adam Bede, congressman Of
that state. He will speak in the in
terest Of the stalwart element of the
republican party at Lisbon, Wednesday
evening, June 20 and at Mandan on
Thursday, June % and it is expected
that arrangements will be made for
him to address the people of Fargo at
the operahouse next Friday evening,
June "a, while he will go to Grand
Forks next Saturday and likely to Mi
not on MondayA He is said to be most
talented and has given matters politi-
cal a great deal of study. Other an
nouncements will be made of the meet.
ings.
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MOVE TO
BOOST N. DAKOTA
N. p. IMMIGRATION AGENT SPENT
DAY HERE ARRANGING FOR AN
AGRICULTURAL Elk BIT
WHICH WILL BE USED TO GET
SETTLERS FOR THE STATE.

L. D. Brtcker general immigration
agent for the Northern Pacific rail-
road, spent Sunday in Fargo and his
visit means much to the state of North
Dakota. He arrived in the city from
the west, where he attended the state
meeting Of the commercial clubs of
Montana, which was held at Billings
and he says that a great deal of en-.
thusiasm was shown for the state by
the convention.
During his stay in this city he was
shown about the city by Station Agent
Johnson and among the points of in
terest visited was the Fargo Agricul-
tural college. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Brfcker and the heads of the COL
lege made an arrangement as to an
exhibit for the east which will be sent
out the coming fall, which will thor
oughly advertise this state Mr.. Brick
err was taking a trip over the west to
acquaint himself with the conditions
in general and he was very much
pleased with what he saw.
"It is the aim Of the company to get
the very best settlers to come to North
Dakota" said Mr.. Bricker today. I'VE
want farmers who can farm, ones who
will come here for the purpose of max
ing this their permanent homes. We
would rather have 100 families of good
substantial farmers come to North
Dakota than 1000 who would come
here and afterwards become dissatis-
fed.
1--WE want to have a trained lot of
men who will be able to go east and
explain to those who want to make a
change in their places of living Just
what we have here in the west: we
want them to know fully as much
about this country as we do, and so
when they get here they will remain
and be satisfied, We want the class
of farmers to come here who will go
to the bank and make deposit, go to
the newspaper offices and subscribe
for the papers, go to the lumber yards
and open up accounts. Wide awake,
progressive men are what we want to
bring into the city and state
Mr.. Bricker will leave this evening
for st. Paul. He made may friends
during his stay in the city, and was
a caller at the commercial club rooms
and other places.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
GIVES AUTO ride
COMMITTEE REQUESTS : THAT
AS MANY BUBBLE OWNERS AS
POSSIBLE REPORT AT WALDORF
PROMPTLY AT 7 O'CLOCK THIS
. EVENING.

The commercial club committee con-
sisting Of Messrs. Barnes, Price and
Fecklerr report that about forty auto
owners had promised the use Of their
cars this evening to take the labor del
egates about the two cities this even
ing on a sight seeing tour. The COM
mittee has not been able to see every
one and parties who find 1T convenient
are asked to report at the Waldorf
promptly at o'clock with cars in
order that there will be ample &C
comodation for all. The run will be
made to the normal school and other
points in Moorhead by the south bridge
and back over the north down N. P.
avenue to the business district and
then out to the A. c., disbanding at
the onerahouse.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-20

story bank building. for one is bein,
built there this summer.
w. .. Barrow is erecting a new on,
story brick building at Mandan.
Halvorson & Olson will build a TIVE
story brick block at Minot this sum.
ner.
The Rutland Hardware CO. is build
ing big warehouse at Rutland.
AT Stirum r. J. Mcintyre has begun
the erection Of a new one story build.
| ing.
| The First National bank at Streetel
has begun the work Of erecting a s12,.
600 bank building.
@. Willthorpe will build two story
brick veneer building at Williston. and
John Striud is erecting one story ce.
ment block building in the same town
Work has been started for the new
jail and sheriff's residence at Devils
Lake.
La Moure's new courthouse viii be
lighted by gasoline.
Wahpeton will vote June rs on the
question of issuing $4,000 worth of
bonds for a new city hall, which is
partly constructed, the money voted on
SStAAS ASONCd ~ SOAi1plCL6 Tie DulIuIlR.
Two more stories are to be added to
the Masonic temple at Grand Forks.
July 20 is the date set for bids to
be opened for the new $4,000 armory
that jamestown will erect
The brick work has been completed
for the new armory at Wahpeton. and
the building has been enclosed.
Lakota is having a large addition
built to it's high school.
At Newberg bonds in the sum of $3,-
900 have been voted on for a new school
house.
The $4,000 brick schoolhouse for
Tower City has been enclosed and the
plasterers are at work.
A new residence will be erected on
University avenue for w. C. Stebbins.
1t will cost $4,000.
1t is stated on good authority that
the Northern Pacific will e~sct a new
depot at Mott.
The new 100000 hotel at Devils
Lake is up and the work is being RUSH
ed so the house can be opened for the
fall trade.
Flasher is to have a new two story
brick hotel.
LAC SOuhLy pOOA lIUlSS at James,
town is to be enlarged and remodeled.
Goss & Sleeger are building a new
modern hotel at Mandan.
The Dakota Montana Telephone Co.
has decided to erect a fine exchange
building at Mott.
Devils Lake is announcing that
100000 paper mill will be erected
there in the near future.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-20
TRAGIC Death IN
LOCAL n. P. YARDS
HEADsoF@UNKNoWN MAN. ALMOST
COMPLETELY SEVERED BY N. p.
s, FREIGHT TRAM EVIDENTLY
TRIEDTo CATCH A RIDE OUT OF
YARDs%oN A FREIGHT TRAIN.

The remains OF an unfortunate man
who met his death under the wheels
Of a Northern Pacific freight train at,
the Thirteenth street crossing about.
IL o'clock Saturday night have not as
yet been identified, and they are stiIl
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-20
NORTH DAKOTA FOLKS
Like Stanfield and Herniston; Ask
Them About it, They Can Tell
You What You Want to Know.

We, the undersigned passengers on
the special excursion train No. 81, from
Fargo, N. Oak, to Hermiston and
Stanfield, Oregon, run by the Column
bia Land Co., to show the lands in
cluded in the Furnish-Coe irrigation
project, do hereby wish to extend our
sincere thanks to the company and its
gentlemanly representatives for the
liberal treatment accorded us during
the trip, and for constant attention to
our wants while en- route. The special
trips provided at North Yakima, Port
land, Hood River and to the site of
the great irrigation dam which forms
the basis of the entire land project Of
fered by the company, were pleasant
features of the trip and each one was
full of information as to the unbounded
commercial possibilities of the Column
bia Land Co., through it's agents, or in
its literature, has been fully verified by
the careful and painstaking investiga-
ton made by the members of this par
ty. In view of the foregoing facts, we,
whose names are hereunto attached,
do hereby resolve that in our opinion
the Columbia Land Co. is fairly en-
titled to the confidence of the people
in any section where 1T may desire to
operate Its claims are based on
solid and substantial foundation and
prospective investors will here find
ample opportunities for business open
ings Of every kind.
Be it further resolved that we here
by extend our sincere personal thanks
to Messrs. Wheeler, Dunning. Jones,
Oldaker. Brown. DR.. Ball and other
representatives of the company for the
numerous and kindly personal atten-
tons to the members of this party
on the continuous festival of pleasure
and the memory OF it will remain long
after its trif1ing cost is forgotten.
Richard T. Varian, Buxton. N. D.; r.
E. Knudson and wife, Wolverton.
Mimi; Mrs. c. A. Tubbs. Hunter. N.
D.: e. s. Blake. Fargo. N. D.: Jacob
lager. Audubon, MINI: Scotty Mccall
lum, Brainerd. Mimi: A. e. Allen.
Brainerd. Mimi: Peter Nelson, Chris
tine N. d. Charles Swanstrom.
Sykeston. N. D.; w. F. Kruger. Chat
fee. N. D.: F. S. Strehmel. Embden.
N. D.: L. w. Sullivan and wife. Mer-
ricourt, N. D.: w. s. LAS. Steele. N.
D.; f. e. Loughlin. Mapleton. N. D.:
Chas. S. Briefly. Mapleton. N. D.:
G. Lee Clarke. Casselton. N. d.: A E.
Anderson, Walcott, N D.; r. N. Hefty,
Walcott, N D., p. H Buchholz, Fargo,
ND; /. j. COPYRIGHT and wife. Staples
Mimi: G. e. Wood, Armenia. N. d.
Dated at Stanfield. Gre. June 13,
1910.
Excursions leaving every couple of
weeks from Fargo. Grand Forks. Minot
Valley City and other points. ANY
and all information cheerfully given by
COLUMBIA LAND CO. Fargo Nation
al bank building, Fargo, N. d
las WELL GET THE BEST"
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at the Gard morgue, on Second ave-

at the Gard morgue, on Second ave-
nue..
Just how the man was killed is un-
known, but it is believed that he was
attempting to get on a train to steal
a ride and fell under the wheels. 1t
Is believed that either train No. SOB
or sos ran over him. The body was
found by c. A. Cole and the foreman
Of the N. P. icehouse, and the COM
pany was notified and the body re-
moved to the morgue.
Just before the accident took place
several men were seen about the yards
and it is supposed that the deceased
was one of them and that in attempt
ing to get onto the moving train he
met death. With the exception of an
empty pocketbook, a knife and about
rs cents in money there was nothing
about him that would lead to identif-
cation.
The head was almost severed and
death must have been instantaneous.
He was a man about 25 years Of age
weight about It's pounds and was about
feet and 8 inches in height. He was
dressed in overalls over gray trousers,
had on brown hat, light colored shirt,
a brown coat with black stripes and
wore a SLOUGH hat The remains will
have to be buried in the near future.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-20
FARGO DOING HER SHARE OF
N. D. BUILDING OPERATION
Mem Structures Of ALI Kinds and of Every Description Going
Up on Every Hand--Every Section Of North
Dakota Reports New improvements

Fargo, just like the balance of the
state of North Dakota is faring mighty
well these days in the way OF new
buildings. Three frame houses are be-
ing erected by P. E. Gagnon, the con-
| tractor. One is at the corner of
Twelfth street and Eighth avenue
| north and will cost $1,000; the second
is at Tenth avenue and Eleventh street
and will cost $1,000, while the third
will be built on Twelfth street and
Ninth avenue north and will cost 81, 200.
The work on the basement of the new
chemical building at the A. c. is going
on nicely just now. Bids for the new
hospital for the Crittenton home for
girls will close June 90. G. H. Johnson
& Co. have the foundations completed
for the new city detention hospital. The
work of erecting the new Kennedy
building just north of the N. P. cross
ing on Broadway is going on rapidly.
The Indian Refining Co. has secured a
permit to erect an $4,000 office and
storage building. Steel will be the prin-
cipal material used. The plans for
the new $4,000 Avery building are be-
Ing prepared. The plans for the new
$4,000 residence for LeRue Buxton have
been prepared. H. L. Commant will
erect a $4,000 residence in Kirkham's
addition this summer. H. f, Emery
is erecting two story building on
Eighth street south for store. It will
cost $4,000. Wallgren & Edlun have
secured the contract for the new resi-
dance 4 10
is to erect a $4,000 residence on Tenth
street north this summer. w. r. Kill
patrick is to erect two-story frame
residence this summer that will cost
sS70O
Here are some of the building opera
tons that are going on out over the
state just now:
E. e. Dickinson is erecting a bust
ness block in the town of Beach, and \
work has been commenced on the new
bank building in the same town.
j. A. Nelson is erecting a brick
building which will be used as a drug
store by Mr.. McAdams at Belfield.
Ben Jones is about to commence the
erection of a harness shop at Cando.
At Mott e. c. Leonard is planning to
erect a two story brick building for
store purposes.
]. w. Ross is preparing the plans
for the new Wittelshofer block at
Grand Forks. He has also prepared
the plans for the new Ross block in
tho same town.
The new Citizens state bank at
Jamestown is about completed.
Lakota will have a new modern two
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-20
SUPPOSE IT SHOULD

Take few weeks longer to complete
the very thorough Dakota Business coll
lege course. its graduates get so much
better positions, better salaries and
rapid promotion, that it pays. Many
business men never think OF employ
ing other than ID. B. C. stenographers
or bookkeepers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-20
EoR STATE LEGISLATURE.

I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Office of representative
from the Tenth legislative district, sub
ject to the decisions OF the republican
voters at the primaries, June 20, 1910.
Joseph Nelson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-20
LOST

A package addressed to Mr.. VIM. Man
gold. Finder will please leave at ]. F.
Holmes Co. clothing store.