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WICHITA DAILY TIMES, WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, JUNE 16th, 1912.
PHONE 986PHONE 986
HAMAI TAILPO QTFAR 0 RDV TAMING WADI O
HAMILTON 3 STEAM & URY ULEANINT wUnKo
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We are the only people in the city who use the
Electric process for cleaning clothes-thus we
can easily clean and press your clothes for
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CLEANED
PRESSED
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And make good money. We only want reasonable prices. Now Mr. Man or Woman, why pay
$1.50 to get your suit cleaned, when you can get the same work guaranteed, for 50 cents less on
the suit. Save that 50 cents and use it in other ways.
all you have to do is phone--------------------------
We have a good closed wagon;
986
And the wagon will come. Now if you are not pleased with the work we turn out, don’t
hesitate to let us know, for we don’t claim to be perfect, and will gladly do work over
again. Give Us a Trial.
A.
HAMILTON’S STEAM & DRY CLEANING WORKS
PHONE986707 8th STREET. PHONE 986
New Presses for .Hot weather.........
ESQUIMEAU DOD. SURVOR SOCIALISTIC RITUAL
OF PACK, HERE ON TRIP IS USED RY COUPLE
We have just received acme good loking dresses for hot weather
wear. These dresses are thenew poplin and apron effect, with deep
trimming of Cluny laces and allover embroidery. We can fit you In
any size from 32 to 44. Prices from $4.95 to $8.50. Every dress is worth
double the prices asked. 1
If you are not satisfied afterbuying them, we will refund your
money. ......-----==================
Street and House Dresses
+$1.98, $2.50 and $3.75
Colonna Toggery Shop
"- 707. Indiana Ave.
The world owes a man a living
aa long as it keeps him in the pep-
itentiary.
When a girl marries she ex-
changes aa admirer for a regular
boarder. -, V 1
Aa aimanne 1 the graveyard in
which ancient jokes are buried.
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career It gives promise of lasting uu*
til he has trotted along the streets
of all the capitals of all the States
of the Nation. + 3
As his compaions have died other
dogs have been substituted in Mr.
Smith’s train. Wherever possible
Esquimaux dogs have been put in
but they have not always been found
and today Old Jack Is the only full
blooded dog In the team..
After a short stay here Captain
Smith will start his dog team toward
Amarillo, where they have an
Basement with a picture show.
en-
REBEL* FORCE DEFEATED
‘ IN BATTLE NEAR DURANGO.
By Asseelated Trees. „
Catalina, Mexico, June 15.—After
an-all day fight the federal defeated
a force of 600 rebels northeast of
Durango. The rebels put up a stiff
fight returning several times from
the mountains into which they were
driven, each time with reinforce-
ments. Net report of casualties is
available.
IN GETTING MARRIED
ESPINOZ REPORTED DEAD,
BUT DENIAL I* MADE.
By Associated Press.
- Havana, June 15.—ft is reported
that aEspinoz was killed In an en-
counter with government troops un-
der Gen. Piedra near Soggo. Gov-
By Associated- Press.
“ Cambridge, Mass., June 15.An un-
usual ceremony was used today when
Miss Jessie Holliday, daughter of
Henry Holliday of Harrow-on-the hill,
London and - Edmond T. Dana, a
grandson of Henry W. Longfellow
were us I ted by The Socialistic ritual
which they arranged themselves. The
marriage vows were read by a jus-
tice of the peace, E. M. Parker.
Each expressed to the justice g de-
sire to live with the other, an Inten-
tion to help and consider the other
and a promise to bring up any chil-
dren born to them to the boat of their
ability and for the welfare of the hu
man race. They then exchanged
vows, the bridegroom expressing the
hope so to live might never regret
her choice.
The bride said she hoped to be a
true comrade and helpmate.1 ~ The
justice then pronounced them hus-
band and wife. 1
Don’t put too fine a point on your
wit, for fear it should get blunted.-
Cervantes.
ernment officials have no confirmation
but say they believe the report is
true. Jr
Santiago, Cuba, June IS.—There is
no truth in the report that General
Espinoz, leader of the rebels, has
been killed
SUMMARY OF SATURDAY’*
CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS
By Associated Press.
Washington, D. C., June 15.—The
Senate met at noon, took up District
of Columbia legislation: passed
the House bill prohibiting Interstate
shipments of prize fight films; pass-
ed bill directing additional census
bureau cotton reports; territories
committee reported bill creating Al-
aakan legislative assembly and rail-
road commisssion to investigate route
to coni fields; passed bill authorising
Apache Indians at Fort Sill to New
Mexico; adjourned to 11 a. m., Mon-
day.
The House met at 11: continued
consideration of sundry civil appro-
priation bill; adjourned to noon Mon-
day.
The Ramona Machine Co.
The only complete equipped oil country tool shop
in North Texas
* A Manufacturers and Dealers tn
Oil and Gas Well Tools
A
Heavy machine and ,repair work
promptly done.
Ramona Machine Co.
2322/532°.335
Wichita Falls, Texas
LOUISIANA LAND FOR RENT—We have 400 acres of the finest land in the
United States, five miles from Shreveport, will rent for 1912 for one fourth
of prduction. 11 you have your own teams and labor, come at once. We
will furnish you. Shortness of labor makes this necessary. 4
LOUISIANA LAND AND IMMIGRATION COMPANY,
234 ,__2 ■
Shreveport, L*.
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Donnell, B. D. Wichita Daily Times. (Wichita Falls, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 29, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 16, 1912, newspaper, June 16, 1912; Wichita Falls, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1663138/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.