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reaus and Chinoniers. Parlor Suites. Typewriters,
Refrigerators. Graphophones, Dining Room Suites.
Upright Pianos. Roll-top Desks. Parlor Cabi-
nets, Brass and Enamel Beds. Combination Book
case Secretaries, Pictures. Paintings. Brio a.
Brac, Library Tables. Mirrors, odd Chairs and
Rockers. Metal C5uches Mattresses and Bedding
Square Piano. Handsome Oak Sideboards Parlor
Tables, etc.. etc.
AND AT L NJ,
Automobiles, Horses, Carriages. etc
Terms: Cash.
oc2-2t G. G.. SLOAN & co. Inc. Aucts
MUST BE SOLD TOMORROW AUTOMO-
bles various makes will be offered for sale al
nth and II SITS. tomorrow between 10 and z
pm; reasonable offer will be refused, as
all must be sold.
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ADAM 4. wEscHLER. AUCTIONEER.
Bankruptcy Sale of a Large
Stock of Plumbers, Steam
filters d Engineers
Supplies, Fixtures, Office
Furniture, Machinery,
Tools, Automobiles, Etc,
of the C. j. McCubbin
Company, at No. 423 10th
Street Northwest, Will
Continue by Public Auc-
ton Monday, October g,
1913,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock AM,
And continuing daily at the same hour until the
sery large stock of Plumbers, steamntters' and
engineers Supplies. including Fittings Valves
On Wednesday, October 8, 1913,
Commencing 10 AM,
Fixtures, Office Furniture. Typewriters Bur
roughs" Adding Machine, Iron Safes, Snarrns'
Betting. Pulleys. etc. so
Wilcox Trux and Maxwell Runabout.
EDWARD s. McCALMONT.
Referee In Bankruptcy,
oc1-5teSu Columbian Building.
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Attractive Sale of House
hold Goods, Office Furni=
ture, 3 Upright Pianos,
Personal Effects, etc.,
From u S. Storage Co.,
Merchants Storage Co.,
Priva t e Owners and
Other Sources, all at
Public Auction Within
Our Galleries, 1AO7 G
Street, Saturday, Oc=
tober d, 1918, ait no AIM.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEEK.
Receivers Sale in Detail
of the Entire Stock of the
Eureka Wholesale Gro
Gerry Co., Inc, at Their
Warehouse, Nos. 46l-
162 G. Street Northwest.

By virtue Of an order OF the Supreme Court
cause No 5000. in re dissolution Eureka whole
sale Grocery Company. Inc, the undersigned re-
ceivers will sell by public auction, within the
a nrpmises
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j. A. MAEDEL. 413 9th st. NV,
Attorney for Party Secured. se30d&ds
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:. G. SLOAN CO., Inc, Aucts.. 1i07 ST.
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se24-d&ds

EyTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. o.
account of the rain. until SATURDAY, OCTO
Der FOURTH. 1918 at the same hour AM
place BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
orS-dGds
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CyTHE AROvE SALE is POSTPONED. ON
account of the rain, until SATURDAY, OCTO-
Der FOURTH, 1918, at the same hour and
place. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
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FUTURE DAYS.

]. J. DARLINGTON. Attorney. s.
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THOs. J. OWEN SON. AUCTIoNEERs.

(Seaf.l Attest
CHAs. q LAMBoRN. Asst Secretary.
oc2-d&ds, eSu
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AN ACREAGE HOME
That is-heres a splendid Groom house, hot
water heat. fine cellar. lovely porches. ETC..
with over -FOUR acres Of very productive land.
Plenty OF ground for garden. fruit, flowers and
chickens and one square from trolley. A
high-class property for only s.. 900. You don't
often get an opportunity to buy a home like
this.
COLLINS" Clarendon, Va
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THos. ). OWEN & SON. AUcrIoNEEBs.

JOSEPH J. WATERS
1918 31st st. NV.
se2I -d&as eSu Trustees.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCT1oNEER.

se27-d&ds, exSu
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SECOND TRUST MONEY
10 loan on improved city property: straight
loans on easy monthly notes; delays.
.. 2. NJ. BROWN,
No. 703 18th st. NV, Second Floor
Pfon, Main 7u3.
LOANS NEGOTIATED ON INDORSED NOTES,
stocks, bonds, all kinds collateral. buy notes.
No delay or red tape r. X. BENNETT $40
Met. Bank bldg. Phone Main ss0S
MONEY TO LOAN On DISTRICT REAL. ES-
tate in sums to suit, on first mortgage at 6es.
j. T. MASON. PA kenois bldg. -
MONEY TO LOAN on ID. C. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest; advantageous
terms Large loans speciality.
y. II. SMITH COMPANY. 1908 ". Y. ave.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-12-12
cheaper Than Nav.

He peered anxiously into the shop
where sporting supplies are sold, slow
ly entered, and as slowly advanced to
counter, where clerk was stand,
ing.
DO you keep golf goods?" he asked
Yes, sir. What do you desire n
i am looking for secondhand set
of golf links.
IA secondhand set Of golf links r.
exclaimed the astonished assistant
Yes. You see, it's this way. Ne
and my wife have just opened smart
boarding house, and as we have a
pretty sized yard, thought IL would
attract boarders If we could start up
this golf game | hear so much about
"A secondhand set Of links would be
cheaper than new ones, and they'd
do we'll enough to begin with"
No" replied the diplomatic assist.
ant, Il am sorry to say we have sold
out all our secondhand sets. Anything
else In our liner
Nothing else"
And the bargain hunter departed.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-12-12
GIvIna ThemseIves AWAY

The late Mayor Gaynor was one DAY
censuring hypocrite.
'sHypocrites, he said. whether they
are correcting the social evil or starv
ing factory girls, always give them
selves away. They remind me Of the
tramp.
THE gentleman who ran into this
tramp had gone out on an all-day fish
ing trip, taking his lunch with him.
When ne reached the river side, he
discovered that he had dropped his
lunch somewhere on the way, and s,
he hurried back to look for IT.
after a while he met q fat, healthy
tramp, who stroIled along sucking
toothpick and looking very wen
pleased with life.
Did you pick up anything on ths
road as you came along?" the gentle
man asked
Nor, sir, not ma, boss" said the
tramp. q didn't pick up nothin'
Couldn't a dog have found II and ct
II. sir2
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-12-12

precht This usually represented
self in white high buskns
aed he presents himself the and that he sent by
the Chschd to distribute gifts the children The parents receive
him tremendously child good and
i the in the child his but
often
Belgium the children 20 about carrying paper stars with lighted
candle the the
practice
the natives of Alaska
formed of
figure Of covered with brightly Two also march
at the head carrying lanterns poles The procession makes the
rounds of the village stopping each house where the marchers
vted take refreshments They
singing carol or Two n march on 70 the next house TINS
kept through Christmas but after the night it is varied
ne anecanca Of tbs game sunnod n M @ tSa = l. @
the soldiers Of killing the children Bethlehem
mainly concerned the opportunities c which it at
supposed
The old custom Of burning the still
Europe It is oowh Of the feast Of Jul the ancient scandt
honor Of the god Thor Among the Saonans southeastern
bringing the ceremony
week before Christmas
emitting 4 down The hawers ust wear gloves tsronshont th h
edns and before they lay the
themselves three times and telling
the Evil they chop
chickens head the fresh the
cut down the tree The first chip s the prize Of the housewife who
to put under the cream dish that the win be
spnking the barley good crops
wagon the homeward
timed that the house twilight
hide the table dining
which brought light until
generally about midnight house
1t is received at the doorway the father family
Good Christmas They greeting
him having
OF
It the log brought into the
and leaned against the wall where
wi unit the 8
everybody up to the very last
luck to be enjoyed during the ap
years
with
distinguished feastng appears he
sprined with grain by the return
greeting he places three candles gold and
the bottom Of the sieve These beginning
the and when everybody has had his fill the
tinguis with a bit OF dipped n
could be told concerning the
localities beliefs
purely Christian source
unexpainab relics Of
preceding
above only the smmings relating
other
variety no other dav which
regarded VITA h
universal veneraton
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-12-12

tranapianted primrose ia tie nortn,
bis only comfort the gay little notes
that came ia answer To his longe,
ones.
IN these lhlsslYes she seemed So
blithe that when be first saw her. az
ter his return, her paleness startled
him. However. his greeting sem
quick color back TO her cheeks aud
her sweet, rather shy welcome filled
his soul with JOY, She seemed so
quickly pleased to have him back that
i gave him courage to propose a lii.
tie festivity
Miss Curtis" he began. won't
you help me celebrate my home com
ing? Let me come for you this after
noon and wen have dinner know
a delightful little place. And then
we'll go to play; what would you
like best to seeg
Miss Curtis turned and looked out
the window. y am sorry" she an
swered, coldly, But l have an engage,
ment for tonight"
For minute Professor Harrow was
too downcast to speak.
7 see" he said, presently. Wei.
good morning, and with bow he left
the study and walked blindly down
the hall.
I was mistaken he kept whisper
ing to himself She doesn't care at
ALL"
1t was not until he reached the
street that he realized he had forgot
ten the notes for his lecture that al.
ternoon. He must go back and me
chanically he retraced his steps
He pushed open the study door ex-
pecting to find the room empty.
There in his chair sat Chloe Curtis
crying as though her heart would
break
Chloe, dear!" he sprang to her.
Tell me what the matter isl" 1t
seemed the only thing to do to take
her in his arms and brush the tears
away. 1t filled him with delight that
she did not try to escape; she just
Struggled down as though she be-
longed there.
4 wanted to go with you so much
and made you think / didn't"
Then why did you answer me that
way, dear?"
4 didn't have anything to wearl"
in a forlorn wall
In spite of himself, Professor Har
row laughed "Oh, Chloe" he pro
tested.
Tn not joking, I'm shabby from
head to foot. And I've only that worn
old coat brought from home for out
side. l couldn't go with you that
way!"
But Chloe" he cried, anxiously, q
thought you were prospecting. You
said you were saving money"
Il haven't saved cent since before
Christmas. oh, confess, | haven't
flourished in transplanting. could
have managed it alone, shall yet, but
you see there was Sarah, too"
Who is Sarah?" he asked puz.
zled.
"She boards where / do. She came
from the west to earn her living but
she got i'll and lost her place. The
Doctors bills made 1t awful
And you've been paying for herr"
he cried.
What else could do? Would you
have had me desert her?''
Humbly, Harrow raised her hands
to his lips Chloe" he said, 1--WE
been offered a new position. They
want me to take a piece Of land out
side the town and start an experiment
station. Can't you love me little
and come with me, back to the gar
den?'
In answer, Chloe let him keep the
hands.
Not a little!' she whispered. "Oh
how missed you and wanted you
while You were away Take me back
to the garden and never, never let me
escape again."
Copyright 1918, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicatel
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-12-12

carols for several
nights before Christ
mas.
Similarly in some Of
the country districts in
France the children
make the rounds Of the
village, carrying a lit
tie cradle on their
backs and singing
carols for pennies.
Santa Claus is not as
familiar a figure In
France as he is among
us. There, instead Of
hanging up their stock
ings to be filled by him.
they place their shoes
in front of the fireplace
on Christmas eve, SO
that the Christchild
may leave their pres
ents in them.
In north Germany,
however, 1t is not the
Chrlstchild who gives
the presents, but his
servant, Knecht Ru-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
MAN An M cLormss.

fs man once tiie most Dnrelrss Z"
inortais about biz atire. dcyoloIins %
nnical taste
the aur, h. prompted uy ,h, r'-
cent failure of susreud"r manu-
Featuring concern Boa chicago Th"
concern was au nld oue and b mnn'
ufsciured pownr k'ud ~ sns-
pendos the Kind thai mover nies
,nidWns beiw crn one.s shoulder ni"'icr
and thar does not Require s"ntor-
Zionist a. repeh fA" W" ar" not
rolas te print the name "f ih' sue
p.ndsr ~ ms ls %" paid advertise
mentD nnt "an,hor Hr "a hate i"-
,nen,ed conn ,dian used 90 renHrk. iho
,aspenaef eonimn, Failed aud wh' r
almpiy becaust men have iahen ."
wearing bsiis. sas 'hr Denver fe-
,mbllran. Never suapecied a. d''
,oug az course not Bat ~ irne'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
f, coMsn,xD,nlE ,1-rrrrpr

uotcrnor Mcdonald states in his
meassgr h. the legislature today rc~
Eariinp an, sureau of Immigration
thai h.. Is ready a. Cooperate IN any
measures locking Go its rc-csishlish-
ment aud ctiiciency The governors
ATTITUDE in the mattor Is most CONF
mendable aud ooinridcs with that of
~. reorle 81 the state quite regard
less ~ politicni ~ other causideru.
sions The business interests and tho
press hafc shown themselves prac-
ideally unanimous Go the sentiment
that the work of the immigration
buroau pc continued and thpt pro,l-
sion De- made o. make that work
much hroador iu SCOPE ana more ef-
feciive. and % Is graiifNiug to know
thnt the gQSernor b. willing and
ready 20 cooperate be- this matter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15

18M INV samc ror ~ annasent reh-
son. ne sukpenarr d bolnr rivon the
ao.hy and men ARE demanding belts
ard more bclsa Thc holt-ma king
faotofies are working overtime. black
smoke ls pouring from ,heE chim-
ne,s. and the hum ~ lndussr, IL De-
yeiopne into vcfltabio shriek nut
tho snspendof factories are erlm and
lonely No smok. eoura ffom their
chimneys ana the only hum or in
dussrs = that u tho Waterman who
railles the locked windows ana chascs
the hohces ont 81 tho, sllen, door-
WAYS
And nil this hcoanso man h. detel-
orlng whims rceardinr his dress 5
Few years aeo he didnt core nhout
atsirs ~ apparel - lons ~ said ap.
parsi Was comfortable. nui nos Ia
the matter - hats he's iumune from
derbics 90 fuss, and fuazs thlurs of
velvet and bach from thc velvet 10
the dcrbles. and thence a. stetsops or
namslcsS "slouchcs~ First th, man,
ufaciurer- who cater o. his wants are
or ihe hiEh praks of rrospcrlt, aud
then thes are ln the valleys of Doe
.pair The mukets of women's ego.
aarei aren't conducting the onN
guessina contests apparently Man
a..ssf1e a. ltf fuaf a. nuY.rfnln t.nN
AMI hsrd &" please az Woman in mat
tcrs inuchin on and apperIalnin to-.
the ciuthing trade WHAT'S BROUGHT
d 40 about anyway
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
rmE G,sr.rocr.rnln nANoIIT.


The plans announced bs ihe
ttummcrciai club for hie get
tancther banauet a. BE- heid in
the Masonic Temple on lauuar, "a
will meet with ,nthislas,ic popular
approval ana there ~ ~ d"uhi that
the proposed event viii be- t,r-reach-
ing la ~ consequences IN more WAYS
lhnn one. At this pleasing social
and business function. u b proposed
So have present iaree number Of
i-adlne egielais 20 the santa r. Rail-
road company in order % nave them
meet and become acquainted With the
headers Ia iite ciiss business ~ q"
the end thai more pcrfect under
standing and still more cordial rela-
tons may exist between city and rail-
road,
NeU Mexico oNe- o rreat deal o.
ths SANTA ~ milroad company.
Practically everything thas she has
ever asked from the company she
has resolved. and d h particularly
hitting thar 81 this time. Just after
preparations have hecn made for the
spending 81 million and half on
shop improvements here. thar the
business men should show their arr
probation aud extend their hospital.
ity % the Representatives 81 the come
pauy Albuquerque has had great
deai 20 do with the men who run the
santa Pc railway she h going 60
have much more business with them
in thc years a. come. and anythine
- wholly desirable that conduces 90
greater friendship and better mutual
understanding neiween the railroad
and the business men, between whom
c.,-opefauon viii always ne nccos-
sArl
The forthcoming banquet u one 81
the biggest things the Commercial
club has ever started Is - bound o.
b. q gratifying sucress in ever, par-
uculHr. u is certain that every AZ
buqueruue man ain hear something
~ unusual Interest on this occasion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
: nrsrnyrNc r,nllc srnvA>r

Hon. Frank vs. CLANCY uttornc'
general ~ Sew Mexico. has been
meuiiaued a. senatorial possibility
"a case ~ an olection during this srs-
sion ~ the Legislature. White Ar.
t'iaHcs may not have senatorial am-
bitions. the Herald would IKE 90 iako
oocasiou 60 sny that in no way could
tie stale 81 N-w Mexico reflect great
er credit uron h.rself than by such
ga action C"rminiy his distinguish
"a ser,lcss to abe commonwealth
merit ans reward the people should
sse ~ Go aceord ar Clanc, The
Herald believes Mr. e ianc, the very
highest type VI puhiic servant and a
man who has dome more To- promote
The cause of honest politics and De-.
cent e"vcfument 100 Alpuquerqu' ard
Iaernslllo county and ia Nev McAigo
ihnn an, other one man AZ clancy
Is man Of splendid attachments up,
experience. unimprachHulr honesty
pertnaclN of purpose and w,i.
rounded sbiisS and his career ir "n,
go which the state mas point With
PRIDE
o. Str Cl,nry Be- 90 rcmain in ~
presrut position OF attorney general
oi ,hc stale. certaiuly lhe session o'
the LEGISLATOR JUST beginning should
see thai be- ls phh.ed Iu rruuou
10 work cniciohth for the public wei
fare and put iuto praciigal eroei his
we'll knoWn and advanced iacas us
10 fhe improvement 90 tne ualir
service H. should hs provided vlth
adequate eQuipacni aud onicc assist
anco 10 order ,n inyo his huuos free
from ihe trammois 90 detail and petty
routine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15

irresponsible mob 70 long NJ the riaht
loi trial ANA defense ia denied the vic-
iim9 Extremes are dangerous. and
should be- avoided History proves h
nud social and material prosperity de-
mands ~. for experience has shown
that
lie who observes the golden mran.
retwccn the ittt," ana tho great
Fleets not the wants thnt pinch the
poor
The MS that haunt enc sick mans
door
Emhltterlng al bis suite"
a. HNRpis.
Albuquerque. N N. Ian o. iog
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15

Here is remedy mat viii cure
your cold. Why waste time ana
money experimenting when You cnn
get preparation that ha4 won "a
world wide reputation hy ~ cures OF
this disease aud can always De de-
urudtd upnb2 " ~ known ovor'-
whore us Ch1mbctlnln'sC Cough Rem
cdy. and b. medicine ~ real MORT
Fur sale by lll druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
Who W'ill Guard lie
Guards Themselves

outs rusiodict ipscs custodes o."
NuN tlat the tendency of tho times
ie towards entustine an political
. oWcr to tho people az large. ~ gunr.
oiuus of their liberty u secms por-
imeni Go inquire as n the above
quoted pfovcrh. who shall guard the
guUtds themselves"
The present mrclcal condition of
our elective franchise demands grave
D' usidciation ana suE costs the ncces.
FIN ot active cxcrtion in providing
s"mc rcmcdy for existing evils what
ID thc great lnducomont offered tho
voter Go cNcrclss his elective fruu.
'h.s' How is tho priceless boon oi
lihrt,t Jud Independence attained and
irserVcd at the ballot hos what
security DO the people have tnI Tho
II'sDrtatiou Of s republican form ot
government WM h. H poS-ial, ihat
su toU or the voters ut AN Gle, ton. in
s"u, cases lc~s tnHu tcn pvr cent ot
tnutc losJN} unulldcd. eau determine
Ut tho ua,iot l"N tho N,t ur Vur OF
republican citizenship. tu, Nc1k,uiu-
ur er,ugtuouiug of tuc d.tcn..s ct
uuf ,uuoiutcd palladium uf Hnort.
tua, BOD NEUROLOGICAL lnro NJs dropped
from heaven I1r tnr protection OF
mankind Win suou thlu4s rp-si-
.. go iS slHWt.ulN apparent flu
..'.-out olo,tN, .s-f"w I- Faulty
.uH uurohrus.bI, boot to remedy tn,
IHu.i- iu tho manner proposed h. t1e
I.suouiu rsioruDr COZ iH. da. Nuutd
lnIhD of 30 90 screaming pi,e l'.Du
upN 200 Intelligent hIu"t is mn Inn .As-
.IbuH, 70 d,Iu-iou. aud SNARE. Tho
,.Iri 900 ib, rpil. d. 90 umrs present
col .Itu Do n,i'"t or n4o dlmous,nus
containing fhs u1m'~ COL Mp or more
camilla .i.s together uItH % -.orn OBJ
muir vague aud Bon considered .tHs
.Jun.-,d tor compi-"r, passage hl
900 .IlaWuii. legislature. that unjust
...wIs-N,1 r'-puud iu ,hs fuu.u col
En, uuuuur button
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15

pE coSTNs uENpNCHE CAP
st'tl;s safe uud uclmhic eae box
lt tiuppe's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
wETzEL's SALOON IN
BELEN A TOTAL LOSS

George wcigois saloon ~ nclon
was burned. total loss. IN Bcioh
early this morning The huildiug
was one story brick ana adobe ot-
fair Tho Insurance on tho saloon
ana building totaled $4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15

"prJO PRONE speaking 81 Api
Aiutcrtiiou- ,fnakes y hit with us
SEEMS LIKE rms predicted lcg
islaiitc expiosi,in failed q" rNpin.ie
o
JUDGE ARCHIBALD expects io
practice mW con. VERY well 1ut our
sip 's 2" g. ON the vaudeville stage.
THE WORSr has ronllN hanponcd
slamH pshaw, has resigned he's
nfand Nizicr and chaos rtHres us ln
the face.
o
rnE RHODE ISLAND elrctor aot
~ Washington first bat h. nrcdu q
frvi smart about a. Ito had the hest
END Of Blk handicap over New Mex.
SEQ ~ oregon.
Man wants htu thtio hcrr below
ru Give hip enaiess ioA
% uk.s tu. oap things nr 80
ro satisfy % ho,
=
THE THIRD TRIAL ot nr HYDE
H. about to take place. Nc shall wait
until the seventeenth tral before
rushing nastilt 90 ,nuclusi"u~ az Geo
=
a FRISCO dispatch worms us to
iunk uut for some phone, trn-duliut
notes. somewhat Woarily We repeat
ths conventional statement that we've
hcen looking out fnr Ncnrs loo vain
for ans klud of t,u.doiltr note.
=
90 GUESS JuvpS lighting hlood uur
up. Co judge O., his luuch order"
what vaw BE-
"a cluh sandwich and .omethuug
Win STICK in g."
o
Gone
We arc by j. g.. Morgan told
THAT money can NOT ho controlled.
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