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and Officer Moran turned left. and Ofhcer Toole
turned right.
Have you a girl wearing fur cap with
green tasseI?" asked Ned Warner and Gilbert Blye
almost simultaneously of Officer Moran and Officer
Toole.
Il did, Officer Moran replied. 'She was here
only few minutes ago and dropped letter in
box"
Does she live down this way:" asked Ned.
Never saw her before" officer Moran impressed
Neds features his memory. Il think she took
uptown car"
He hurried away.
Officer Toole not quite quick in his mind
because he more elaborate. He held thick
forefnger in the deep dimple of his chin.
"A girl with fur cap and green tassel over
one ear he repeated. making the normal gesture
for the tasse the black Nandyked man had done
"Oh yes. n girl with n green tasSe over one ear
Yes, there girl with red taSSel piayin shin
ny here this mornin. but she was little girl. Pat
Casey's Maggie And there was girl with a blue
tassel down here yesterday workin' for an orphans
benefit" All this way of assembling his mind while
he studied Gilbert Blye whisker by whisker. But
the girl with the green taSSel-rather small young
lady. roundlike and a pretty face. with smileE'
"YeSr' Blye was all eagerneSs.
Well don't know anything about her myself,
but think such a girl askin question OF
Officer Morrisey, two blocks beyond.
Blye looked up the street to where. against the
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hill Officer Morrisey stood. gaunt and stiff handling
his tangle of dray traffic.
Thank you" And Bye struck out for Officer
Morrisey.
That busy person scarcely looked at the man with
the black Nandyke; just one roll of his gray eye
oh" Mr.. Bye very much disappointed
The officer below said that he had seen such a
girl talking to you"
Yes | remember She asked me the time Of
day, and she headed over this way"
Over this way" at right angles to Byes pre-
vious course BY the time he reached Traffic Officer
Schmez Patroman OAIalley had carried the word
to that from Officer Tooe, so that Schmeltz
was prepared for the coming of Blye, and by the
time Blye got away from SchmeltZ the word was all
through the district
Have you seen girl wearing fur cap with a
green tassel over one earl
Gilbert Blye had asked this question of fourteen
policemen. Something struck him familiar in the
way this one held thick forefnger in the deep
dimpe of his chin. 1t was OfficerToole again
Sure" said Officer Tooe, with remarkable prompt
she went by here not minute ago Right
that way" And he pointed up the hill toward Off
Morrisey; then Blye started off, painting. he
held his side oh, well, it was dull times on the
beat these nights
The dusk had deepened into darkness when Off
GER Moran's palm proved not broad enough to carry
away the grin from under his yellow mustache. and
the grin. escaping, broadened into huge laugh.
Blye stood it with remarkable quietness.
1T seems to me I've been furnishing a little
amusement for the boys" he surmised, frowning.
You have" laughed Moran. Its what in Scot
land they call chasing the gowk. As for the girl
you mentioned" and he swung his club happily. Il
don't suppose of us has ever laid eyes on her."
Blye's black eyes dweit on Moran piercingy; then
his suave smile came.
Have cigar" And he passed over one which
Officer Moran kept for Christmas.
Blye stopped smiling as he walked away. and his
eyes narrowed in concentrated thought He stroked
his black Vandyke with his long, lean, white fingers.
They had had their joke with him, these thick po-
licemen. They had made him dash madly from cor
to corner. over many weary blocks, but without
knowing that they were doing they had con-
WINGED him Of one thing-that June lived in this
vicinity and that they all knew Of her
He passing the corners he arrived at this
uncertainty. The corners were a tangled knot Of
street and alley intersections where might angle
off in almost any direction and 60 nowhere
Ned Warner at that moment was sending a score
of detectives into this neighborhood.
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The two girls laughed together they drove
away, but at the next corner Tommy excused her
self for moment and into drug store to tele-
phone. Tommy hurried out and returned to her
place in the cab with June, but Mrs. Willard. to
whom she had phoned, remained at the telephone
and called up another number.
When June walked into the Acme Employment
bureau having chosen a new one, quite naturally
since the old one had sent her to q gambling house,
she found new address ready for her. lady
wanted a companion.
Her eyes widened with pleasure as she saw the
BILE from the street set back of and below tangled
the broad, smooth Hudson. Her timidity was set
entirely at rest when in the coy paror just back
of the stiff drawing room she met the kindly faced
Mrs. Willard.
Companion? She was not to be a companion to
this charming and sweet and yet sometimes sad
lady. She was to be a friend sister, a daughter
They knew that much in the first three minutes Of
their conversation, and then Mrs. Willard took June
up to a wonderful bedroom which had once been
child's, upon the walls of which were peacocks and
ROSTERS and gnomes and elves. 1t was visiting day
among the Willard cottages and the cottages beyond
which were not Willard cottages, and June had the
joy once more Of giving. mingled with the sorrow
that there was need.
1t was late when they arrived at the cottage Of
the Groggs, and as they entered the front door Mr.
Grogg came up from the lower road and entered
the back door, fully ten feet behind his breath. He
was a red faced man with no blend in his counte-
nance whatsoever. Nose ears and all, he was the
tint Of red from where his neck rose out Of its
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CHAPTER 10.


YUNE sprang suddenly from her little bench
overlooking the river. Mrs Gregg and her
4 intolerable position persisted in jumping into
Junes mind and staying there. The guests
had not yet arrived. The impulsive girl hurried
down and of the back door, across the beautiful
rear porch and down the winding and twisting little
steps toward the Willard cottages Mrs. Grogg was
sitting in the kitchen in stony silence when June
arrived there a silence from which weeping had
long since passed.
sit down. And Mrs. Grogg gave up the un
broken chair. "Ars sleeping it Of"
, Il Just ran n," observed the girl.
Yes Tell Mrs. Willard that IL Al gets home with
any money tomorrow I'll save her out what I can"
oh didn't come about the remit" June returned
hastily 81 just in to see If there was anything
l can do"
mo, there's nothing can be done. Al drank be-
fore married him, and he drinks yet"
Junes eyes contracted.
why does he have his own way about itY'
Because he's my husband I'm scared Of Al
when he's drunk"
"And you're not afraid Of him when he's sober?
well, no. There don't seem to be anything par
ticular about Al to be scared Of"
The horror of drunkenness-that was 1t!
81 wouldn't be afraid Of him" June suddenly
popped out
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BY special arrangement for this paper
photo drama corresponding to the INSTALL
n,ents of Runaway June" may nov be seen
at the leading moving picture theaters By
arrangement made with the Mutual Film
Corporation it is not only possible to read
Runaway June" each week, but also after
ward to see moving pictures illustrating
our story.
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SIXTH EPISODE.
The Siege of the House of O'keefe.
CHAPTER /.

a PLATOON OF the finest wheeled out of the
~ station house and down Deshey street,
- their brass buttons cleaning in the light
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crsright. 1915. hy Serial Publieation Cooperation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
BIG MIMBRES VALLEY
TRACT TAKEN OVER BY
EASTERN CAPITALISTS

ESPECIAL eoHsssponprues 70 uoRNrHe JOURNAL
Deming, n. NJ. NoV l3.-With the
announcement that eastern capitalists
have practically decided Go take over
The 5.O0O-acrc tract of land east OF
the city owned by the Mmbrrs valley
Alfalfa Farms company, but which is
commonly known as the Mlessc tract
reiuyenaton of the tract seemingly
about to commence, viii mean "a very
great deal to Dcming
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Wabash. pfd. Observation-Disclosures 81
Total sales aa5.n0u shares.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago. Nov Assumption that
export trade frem the United States
would soon become larger encouraged
hullish sentiment today I'M the wheat
trade. The outcome was steady
close. 'sc % Is ale net higher with
December at Sl05nS. and May at
Sl06A c. Gains We're scored also by
other speculative articlcs-corn. q. t
's G., and oats Is 10 i5 e, and provisions
"a shade go 1ls 010c.
Leading bulls in wheat took the
ground that foreign developments app
peared TO De directing the immediate
European demand moro ana more to
this country
Decreasing arrivals in the north
west had considerable effect ia gain
ing additional friends for the bun side
of the wheat market
Demand for corn hruldcncd out 90
q notable degrec, especially ON the
part az rural dealers. Complaints re-
sardmg the poor quality of the crop
gave the chief incentive 90 the buying.
oats hardened In sympathy with corn.
Receipts here for the week had been
the largest for any corresponding
week i'm five years
Provisions responded To the strength
Of the hogs and grain Export sales
We're said 10 have reached an average
of more than twice the normal total
Closing prices
Wheat-Dec., St05tk: Nav 81 o62s.
Corn-Dee., 6ll4c5 MaN Ga Sc.
Oats-Dec. 3SAc. May. 40c.
Pork-Jan. Sl6.65; May Sl6.G5.
Lard-Jan. $9.15; May. S9.22.
Rihs-Jan. S915; May 1925,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
STOCK EXCHANGE
DOMINATED BY
THE WAR SHARES
New York Banks Make Actual
Cash Gain Of $4,000, 000r
loans Expanding by $780,
100000,


>'eV York. Nov l3.-The only dis
.i,.ni.hng feature Of today's dul and
,,re,netory market was the further
lronetb OF speeialties and the con-
.s,no5 neglect Of standard stocks. War
's.rss automobile issues and some
b. more obscure but high-a~;ced
,t,,..trisIs including n few of the to-
n ,l,D.' Group. recorded gains ranging
49,, to 19 points. while railway IN
I'm -,.o,,,,,ants moved within extremely
.,rrov limits. when quoted az all
'' Tro5inr had the familiar marks re-
- from a week of irregular ana
sa' oortain changes. There was fur
..,, 3bsence of public interest ana
W. n,r, covering in some of the war de-
surintions was reported by commission
"to,.I hanks made an actual cash
n about $l2.000.000, loans eN-
5SSnJed bv S26.000,0OO and deposits
,,oyer 2i2.OOO,O dO with a gain of ap-
nroximateIy 100000 in excess of re-
rodavs bond market was dull ana
,it,oui especial feature. Total sales
ar ,.qIue. amounted to S2,770O00.
i-nitod states bonds were UNI
changed ON cali during the week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
BIG REGISTRATION OF
NEW MEXICANS IN SAN
DIEGO DURING FAIR

SPECIAL CoRRusFOHpEhce 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa re, Nov l3-No less than
one Of every hundred inhabitants i'm
New Mexico registered at the New
Mexico building at SAN Diego from
January to November /, this year. In
itself that is an indication Of the pre-
vailing prosperity in the state and in
tho interest take by the people in the
exposition II Is far above the aver
age Of visitors from all other states
except California.
A report for the first ten months
Just submitted by Commissioner Guy
r. Reed TO Chairman Ralph r..
Twitchell Of the commission shows
that the number of visitors TO the
New Mexico building exceeds the en-
tire population Of the state, the aver
age daily attendance having been
1876 or 200 each hour that the
building was open, or more than three
visitors each minute. OF these SO, z
registered, their names being availa-
hle for publicity purposes. The mum
Der of lectures delivered was l786
and the number Of special events at
the building was 1888. a total Of 3D.
$50 pieces Of literature was distrib-
uted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14

DonVer, Nov. l3.-C0ttIc-KecolpIs,
$50 Market steady. Beef steers, S6.25
a 100: COWS and heilers, $500 a. .25;
stockcrs and feeders, $500 ItO;
calves, $75009.00.
sheep - Receipts, LOO. Market
steady. Lambs, $S.00mS.5O; feeding
lambs $75O@S.25; fat ewes, $5.25
Gt5.50.
Hogs Receipts 100 Market steady;
one load fair hogs. Sells.
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AZ. lFlLlElSCl8LlEl@
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
knnsns CitN LlNestocl..

Kansas city. Nov l8.-Catue-Re-
ceipts. 500 Market steady. Prime
fed steers. $Q.25M 1900 dressed beef
steers S7.50u9.0O; western steers
S6.5OmS50: calves. S6.00m 1900.
Sheep r Receipts, mono. Market
steady. Lambs $S.40@S.S5; yearlings,
SG.35M7.25, wethers $3.50 6.25.
Hogs ~ Receipts, 1900 Market
higher. Bulk, $6.55 $50; heavy $3.50
@6.S5; light. S6.50@675, pigs, $3.50
1Co5
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nov 10 Mercantile pa
per 3M$M per cent.
sterling exchange SiXty-day bills'
$4G150; demand, $A65l5; cables,
$i6G.
Government bonds steady, railroad
bonds strong.
Bar silver. 50ldc.
Mexican dollars, 3S i2C.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
R0R SANE

S1T0o- 6-room. 2-story frame. mod
ern; corner Dot. North Eighth ST.
$l.6e0-4-room frame, bath, lot. look
lt2. highlands, near shops.
S2.G50-6-room. 2-story frame dwell
ing. modern, S. Arno st. close in
S3.0Q0-S-room frame dwelling, mod
ern, fireplace. fine shade, good out
buildings. 3rd ward, close i'm.
S1.25O-4-room frame, bath, electric
lights, 50-foot lot. North Eighth ST.
terms.
,S00-i-room frame. modern. shade
and fruit trees, good out-huildiugsi
fine location, 4th ward.
So 0O-5-room frame modern. close
I'M; attn ward.
So. 00O-6-room stuCco bungalow, mod
crn. garage, highlands, close i'm.
.S5. Q00-7-room brick dwelling, sleep
ing porch. steam heat lavatories in
bedrooms; fine location, ith ward.
A. FlLlEISCl8ilElR
Real Estate and Insurance.
III South Fourth Street.
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Chicnan IiNeslnclS.

Chicago, Nov 13.-Cattlc-Receipts
100. Market steady Native beef
steers SG10m 40; western beef
steers $6.40m7.5O: COWS, $2.I5WS.2Oi
calves, $6.50m 1850.
Sheep ~ Receipts, 1900. Market
easy. Wethers. $3.50 6.35; lambs
.$1.0O09l5.
Uous - Receipts. 1900. Market
strong generally DC above yesterday s
average Bulk, $65O0 7.O5; light
sells q 7.O5; heavy, S6.25q 1905
pigs. $4.00WG.20
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WNNTEDI an round cook good on pastry
position &C. o. care Journal
WNNTFD-p0sitIon ua housekeepef or
rhambermad viii leave CITY Address
y o. journal
WANTED Young man attending Business
College wants work for board ana room
and part OF expenses Phone G2l.
WANTED Position az cterk experienced
n either grocery Or clothing store tei.
erences. Address j. A. CarN llsz West
Gold avenue.
WANTED -Competcut middle aged Ameflr
can lady wishes position as housekeeptf
whore will pay liberal wages VIA leave
town Housekeeper 72l South second
wANTED--Clcan cotton rags ~ the jour
nal office
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Now York, Nov. 13-Spot cotton
steady Middling uplands. $lI95. Sales
900 bales
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ELGIN BUTTER.

Elgin, ILL.,, Nov. Butter. higher;
rs tubs sold at zoe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Nov. 13-The statement
of the actual condition Of clearing
house banks ana trust companies for
the week shows they hold $l93,S45,-
$40 reserve in excess of legal require
ments This is am increase of St,-
744,N70 over last week The state
mont follows:
Actual Condition.
Loans etc, $3,122,7l1,0 900; increase,
S26.037.O00
Reserve I'm own vaults (b), $685.
07S.O0O, increase. $4,000
Reserve I'm federal reserve banks,
$169.O3t.000. increase, $A10l,00O
Reserve In other depositaries. $4S,-
541.00O; increase S366.000.
Net demand deposits, S3.219,2f3,-
600. increase S42.41S.000.
Net time deposits, $144,79S,00O, i'm
crease $4,000.
Circulation, $34,4SIOOO; decrease,
$685.. 600
do. of which $47S.354,O00 is specie
Aggregate reserve, $450, $4,000.
Excess reserve. $193. $40; in
crease, $474AS70.
Summary of state banks and trust
companies In Great New York not
included in clearing house statement.
Loans. etc.,. $6l2,S29,500, increase
$2.741,300.
Specie $52,375.S0oi increase, $50
100.
Legal tenders. $9,ioS.7Oo; increase
$1t3,TOO.
Total deposits, SS2l32S,300, in.
crease. SS.675.90O
Banks cash reserve in vault $li.
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Att KINDS, both new and secondhand
bought sold. rented and repaired. Albu-
susruns Typewriter Exchange Phone re.
i1E south sscont street
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WANTED-salcsmen.


WANTED We want good salcsmcu tn UNI
occupied territory success guaranteed
money maker For particulars Wnle
Agents supply House ~ P1so. Igx9s.
WANTED Sales manogcr Something now.
business necessity retails 800, $40. N5t
enormous profits. 300 competitions cNrln-
slvc territory free samples sayefs Cos
$40 Wainwright ST. Louis
CATHOLIC Statesmen biz profits trade
or house TO house canvass wundcruI
luminous crucifx am sizes can be seen IN
the dark. sells quickly Ia every home. fine
holiday gift Alfred Hart CO.. Pearl street
Buffalo.
WANTED salesman splendid opening for
producer: high.rlass staple line, all mcr-
chants are prospects, Old. established house
high commissions. t35 weekly advance
sales Manager suite 1903. 500 woodward
Detroit Mich
WANTED -salosmen experienced FOO amy
line TO sell general trade iu New MrXicot
vacancy now; uuexcellod speciality prop0sl.
tiun: commission contract, $4,000 weekly
for expenses Continental Jowelry Co. i1s-
80 Continental building Cleycland. ONO.
SALESMAN general mercantile uude
In New MeXloo to sell ncW proposition
Of merit Vacancy now. attractive COM
mission contract for balance Of year ana
1916. s35 weekly for expenses. Miles f.
BiXler Cos Wholesale jewelers. 1870 Car
I'm Bldg. Cleveland Ohio.
WANTED-side line statesmen to market
our medium priced line of showcases.
wall cases mirrors gaunenl racks, cloth
ing hangers aud general store equipment
straight commission basis only. averaging
20 per cent State territory desired nppli
Gallons confidential American Fixture a.
Showcase Mfg. o.. 81 Louis Mo.
sALEsMEN Big money big line on me-
ceasiUrE-Groceries paints. oils. STOCK
food spll an wholesale Goods ana house
nationally known. Immense crops insure
vast trade Quit road-stay iu home Ter
ritory build homes and bank accounts as
hundreds do. Regular trade. quickly eaH-
ily covered; mo- capital effective Selling
helps, $50 10 $500 monthly casyi write to-
day. John sexton Coz Wholesale Gro
GERS $50 West Lake street rh|eheo. l1
TIE SHAW ADVEHTfslNG 90. Mauuiac
turcrs of the noted Shaw line NJ out ana
business caleudors fans pencils signs blot
tors and other hlghgradc advertising ape-
cialtles desires 90 secure Tor tho season II
1916 limited number ~ reliable ana en-.
ergetie men who mean business and pos
cess ability 90 call on banks ana other
hiRhciass business establishments with our
new line beginning January ! II Us q line
with merit and worthy of the best efforts
of the most capable statesmen. Liberal come
pensatlon 10 the right men For mtticu-
lars address the Shaw Advertising %"
Kansas City Mo
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N% n RM ENgflSN
2lA U1IN ~ IN
lSNAlL1WI LOO IL llglSN
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los West Centrul.
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North
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No sick SEQ Norb second
iS0p FT.ZI-- -W--i.-g, -,,-.r,- -1-,,,, 6,eI \
ANN, hnusln, aaet w., .eniral
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5,,i I,is>..r .ri,r., ,.,,,,. i.,,,l,,.- ,,..,.l
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abba. mo- Sick zoos North second street !
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FoR REM Modern rooms. steam heat, no 4
sick 6oSH West Central
non 1TNT-0icrant furnished room. bath
adjoining. 7f5 West Lead
Won TTN7- I-o-0T-7c,i r--,,0- 7-T IIr6t
housekeeping jet south Second
FOR RENT-Furnished room with heat
und '""Nen'ehees' avg S'ulh aeNr''h
~ WV,
FOX kEN TWO nicely furnished rooms
.oi h'u'eN''p'hs' no s''N' ~ N'''
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FOR hIN ~ ~" idlbc front. h"usrh'tp
ms rooms a'so bedroom ho t''t 'lA|
"'S. s'o'o.
ed' clean and h'E Kitchen privilege tI
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FOR REM Wen furnished room ana
sleeping porch. ~ modern nome hoWH|
y desired all West Coat
mpnlRnas
ron gpNT -TurnI-hcd r1,-rna as south
Waitrr pbon. oo9
rop-pt,Nr- -,,or,,s,,-- r--,n f., 6roltt,
u,rt. pn. sonth rIlb
~, ;,,,,..,.
fVh NHN NletH iulu'Anou I'o"la, ~
elcN ~ Jllllul ~ ~. 9-ul- r-1,e.. 49,.
FOh KEN steam healea iurnisneu Io o,ls'
7--, 49,, - 7,,1,,
is6,d IN, n,.irra honge rbran ses North
Waiter
ron -1I,1.T ,srrat-1cd r-o,5s T1r -lrdt
| h"oarE.,pinp modern Anply isei south
Walter street phone MSS
lrnu nrNq ,tcttrI 'front.' r,,o1 ,r-iI,- locp-
tnr por,h nath electric limits iit south
Eduh street Phone lgeII.
usaerai
! rOR RENT Furnished room suitable tor
two steam heat 1905 Wcst Central
Iho9e ls-gJ.
49, ADVERTISING NON ELITES i'.-,.,.1.
/ COMPLETES line very latest fpi6 adycrtls-
lnr novelties Room a. Barnett bldg.
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ron SNI,p,NIlsccIlnncou..

FOR SNiI'r--Misccnnne0us,
40, = =, y -. p,sno tEAeW
-,
'VN @N' fnn" 'u'"p lo' ''A' 'VV'
FOX ~ ~ isor' p4aN'' eh'NI' al' w"
ggll'y--- lnlae iva ---------
FOR SALE Largo ten! mousse t-s.'' ~
uult' Nl ~" Nol'N N''" -------
FOR SALE unr lurrc hotse buggy and
FOV sNLE. Good cook STOVE and dining
tnbl, choup af' West Marble
FOp aATp--IInderWood tvpeWriter good
order. $50 ii6 SECOND street Phone TTs
MT -7VI -----1J Is0J -1f- Two rrvlrr
machines uree tabIr n n Booth.
tauaI.
ron gIi-5- ReIv'- CONTRASTING p1-h cart.
Eo,a ~ N'" '''''p' ''' '-' "'''
Wv etlaR
For SALE srtcn-yc driving or dee
livery horse aud heavy single harness
loa West central
FdR SALE q second hand Columbia
gaphonoIa. F. records good condition
Goa South broadway
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