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La Junta tribune., 1899-03-22

through, is most reprehensible;
and could the people Of the state
have sat in the galleries and seen
the conduct oil these members,
there would be such cry OF indig-
nation as never was heard in the
state of Colorado before. 1t was
like rabble-they almost outdid
the wheat pit in Chicago. There
were throwing of sponges and pa
per baskets, and climbing up on
chairs and desks, and the most
disorderly conduct that | ever saw
il any assembly. II is under these
circumstances, and with such
push that many laws are enacted
Is it wonder that our statute
books are full OF bad laws?
81 am glad the session is near
ing its close. We have enacted
some good laws; but it was not
done by this combination which
rushed the appropriation bills
through, for the leaders OF this
combination have, as rule, op-
posed the laws that have been en-
acted in the interests of the people.
hope the state of Colorado will
put their brand upon every mem
Der of this combination"
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-22
Notice Of Trustee. Sale.

WHEREAS, WILLIAM N. KOLLOCK. OF
the County % 9, osero, ro,: state @ Of coiorsdo.
BIRD, issi. and recorded January asih. isoi in
Book page 2s2- Of the rrords In the Office OF
Colo, conveyed TO the undersigned AZ
Trustee. the following described real estnte.
situate in said Otero County. Colorado, eo-wit:
The Routheast Quart9r of the Southeast
quarter OF Section Thirty-two ts2) and the
southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter
of section Thirt,-threc $50 in Township
(ss West OF the Sixth Principal Meridian. con-
tsining Etshty tso) acres more or Ls.. Aiso
Crooked Arroyo, which be acquires by virtue
OF the A J. Anderson Charter. and which Is
more fully described tn the wster contract
given by said AndersOn. and assigned to said
Frank finncy. A. Trustee; with water right
from the Otcro Canal. which has been here
tofUre released from this trust: which corr
yeynucc waA 10 made in trust TO secure the
payment of one Promissory Note OF same
dale. made by the said william N. kollock for
the sum OF - 100. payable to the order of Car
oIine Houshteiin. nve years after the date
thereof. with interest; and
w6ssss. ~: rs,nsr , provided u aa,sa r. and by
Interest thereon. accortiing 70 the tenor and
may be lawful for s.id party OF
sss u: .ssa Prem :s nas s.s a'.HSss
therein, a pubic suction, Il the. main en-
trance oOOf OF Io6COutI HOUSE.. IN tno Cuouty
Of Otero In the 0eaee OF o. ofado. for the high
eet and bost price tho aanae will bring In cash,
thirty days public Dokico having been pre-
yi0usly given OF the time OF such sale. by ad-
ycssi~ement in one Of the newspapcrs NJ that
iims publIshea In sasd Otcro County; and
Where's. default he's been made in
ard tnterest> thefc0n: eaid note BE-
in9 now I0n9 past due: and the legal holder OF
nd note having demanded the sale Of satd
property. and the application Of the proceeds
81 saM s.ie % TIE psyneut OF sid note. In
Nov t6ssefpFe, in oonssderafson Of the
prsmises, and under and By virfue- OF the
pousr anA authority conveyed % aed vested
r. No By nAid Doed Of Trusf. ]. Frank Finnoy.
Trnnese ~ afUresa3d, Do hefeby give thirty
day1s pnbltc noetpe that I will ON Wednesday,
0Sn<e door ~ the Court House. In the COUNTY
ofOtGro In the Btnfe Of Colorado. sell Ill the
shovo aaDcxlhed premises texcepe the water
riSSf SefSsofoee reieased) at pubic anctton
h9in0tn casA for tie purpcse Of paying said
in1ektadnsas acd the cxpcnses Of exeouttn6
7sssd + La Junta. 0ssro county. Colorado.
4. - 1 " FRANK YlNNRY.
Tfussse. 4
lsss q psossisssso.. sssSssi Ap-si is. = ~. ~
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pleased to learn OF his good for
tune.
The Semi,Weekly Tribune and
Chicago Weekly Inter-Ocesn one
year for sI.o5.
Grant Bridgeman laid of last
Saturday to welcome new arrival
at his home. It's girl.
P. s. Jones returned on No =
Sunday from EMS, Texas, where
he had been for three weeks pre-
vious on a business trip.
The music pupils Of Mrs. Willis
will give piano recital at the
Commercial College hall, Friday
evening, March 24th. Admission
IS cents.
Machinist Charles Quandt re-
signed his position in the local
shops last Saturday and left Mon
day morning for Winslow, Ariz. ,
where a situation awaits him.
A dance in Grand Valley Ss;ur-
day night was attended by num-
ber OF La unta young people,
who enjoyed the novelty and mis-
cry of a hay-ride to and from the
scene OF the festivities.
Mrs. n. b. Patterson, OF La
Iun,a, and Miss Edith Butterfeld,
of Rocky Ford. will give a musical
and clocutionary entertainment,
April Sth, under the auspices oi
the Ladies Aid Society OF the
Baptist church. Rocky Ford En-.
terprise.
L. \. Athey mourns the loss OF
seventy. FIVE feet of limestone two
fee, wide, which he had cut on,
and stacked up on the governmen,
preserves on the Purgatoire to use
for the court house curbipg. II
was hauled off by an enterprising
citizen OF Las Animas to be used
for sidewalks in that thriving city.
Rev. f. Edwards. pastor OF the
English Baptist church at Miners
Vile, Pa, when suffering with
rheumatism, was advised to try
nberlain's Pain Balm. He
says: "a few applications of this
liniment proved great service &c
me 1t subducd the Inflammation
and relieved the pain. Should
any sufferer profit by giving Pain
Balm trial it will please me.
Sold at the Palace drug store.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-22
Aavsrtises lsster list.
LIST or raE LETTERS EExAIsIse
Administrs.or's Notice.

ESTATE OF WILLIS Il. BA6G. DECEASED.
= The undersiRned. having been appointed
administrator of the estate of Willis X BaRg.
late OF the county OF Cfcro in the state of Colo
rado. deceased hereby gives notice that he
VIII appear before the County Court OF SAID
Otero county. at the court house in La Junta.
In said county. nt the April term. 1888, ON the
last Monday IN April next. at which lime all
persons having claims against said estate are
notiied aud requested 10 attend for the pur-
pose Of having the same adjusted. All per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated mt La Junta, Colo. this 18th day of
March. A. ID. Insi
&C. BAKER, Administrator,
First publication March Is, 1872.
Last publication. April 5, lst9.
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MIllinery Opening.

The millinery opening OF Misses
Crockett & Hodges, in the Finney
block, will take place next
Wednesday and Thursday, March
22d and a3d. They will have on
exhibition one OF the finest millin-
cry stocks ever displayed in La
Iunta and the ladies' of this city
are respectfully invited to call and
inspect it.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-22
500 Reward, s.ee.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in all
its stages and that is Catarrh.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-22
eArrsasom,An SOCIETY.
Interesting Review Of the Exercises es
Last friday Afternoon.

The Pattersonian Literary Soci-
ETY. was open TO the public Friday
afternoon and a very interesting
programme was rendered. The
room was supplied with the hand
some furniture which was pre-
sented to the society by Robt. w.
Patterson, after whom it was
named.
The exercises commenced with
chorus by the club, followed by
the introductory speech by the
president, John Miller.
Mr.. Dodds' essay on "Culiiva-
ton OF Literary Style" showed
careful preparation and thought.
Miss Robinson delivered hu-
morous recitation from Mark
Twain and Miss Kendall read
"Lowelrs Best Poem, in charm,
ing manner.
Science, the subject OF Mr..
Norton's Grafton, was first stud
led and wrought out by the Greeks
about 600 b. c., but not much
progress was made until the time
OF Calico, the greatest scientist OF
his time. From that time until
the present day wonderful progress
has been made, but during the last
half century more has been done
in science than during all the for
mer ages.
Mr.. Mackie's Grafton, "Poets
and Their Service to the World. :"
was the signal for hearty applause.
"There was a time when the poet
was looked upon as an idler, but
that age has passed, and today
there are few who look upon the
poet with scorn Why should we
not regard the usefulness of the
poet as we'll as that OF other men?
In the poet we find all that is
beautiful, noble and sublime, and
20 take him from the world would
be to leave vacancy which
could never be filled.
| John Holly, in his paper en-
titled "Climate," described the
methods and instruments used in
foretelling the weather. and its aid
to civilization.
In his Grafton, Mr.. Webster
said, "William +. Gladstone was
a statesman, an orator, and re-
ligious upho!der. He was En-
glands greatest statesman He
found her monarchy, but left
her democracy in all but the
name The Emerald Isle has
monuments to its greatest men.
but If she should erect one TO her
greatest benefactor. the name Of
Gladstone would be inscribed
upon its pedestal"
Miss Stems essay on Colorado
Poets" was listened to with great
interest .'All literature is the
production OF the customs and
history OF the land in which it is
written. Thus the wonderful
scenery and delightful climate OF
the west are constant inspirations
and are reflected in the literature
OF this section. Helen Hunt ack-
son was woman OF strong char
acter and her Intellectual ability
was exceedingly rare. Eugene
Fields is name beloved by all,
and especially by children. Cy
Varman is one of the most widely
known OF western writer's and
Judge France and Mrs. Jean
Hooper Page have also gained
great distinction as writer's"
Miss Rosa White recited Kip
ling's "White Mans Burden" with
force and expression true to life.
The music was furnished by the
High School Chorus, the Young
Ladies Glee Club, and Miss Ethel
Grimes. At the close Of the pro
gramme.. DR.. Arthur Allin gave an
interesting talk. He enumerated
the great advancements that the
human race has made, and ex-
planned the origin OF so many OF
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-22
Cure . Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
money il it fails to cure. 75c- The
genuine has L. b. @. on each tablet.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-22

Why not own your own home and
save rent? Look at the list offered
by Buckley & Hart.
Jacob Shank. the shoemaker,
lef, on No. Monday for Hot
Springs, Ark, where he will To-
cate for time in the hope of be-
ing benefited in health
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UNIVERSITY CLUB HIGH J|NKS
JOLLY TIME rs SCHEDULED FOR
TONIGHT.
Programme Indicates That the Fes-
tives Will Be of Most Entertain
ing Character.

The annual high jinks of the Univer-
sity club are schedule> for tonight, and
if all hands don't have an uproariously
jolly time, it will not be the fault of
those in charge of the programme. The
following invitation, which has been
sent out to members and their friends.
conveys a faint idea of what may be
ex-ected:
The first hour of this festive occa-
sion,' Gays the invitation, will be in
terrupted by an attempt on the part of
the chairman, of the social committee,
assisted by talent of recognized merit
(Nye, Hampton, Park and others), to
mediately followed by an oratorio, con-
Quoted by Maestro A. c.. Ellis, jr.. and
participated in by the whole push.
When interest in the above pro-
gramme lags, Robert will pass out
knockout drops free of charge. prices
on other refreshments will positively
not be advanced during the celebra-
tion.) After the ice has been broken,
each individual is requested to get his
own skates on and do his own cut
TIM
"(The committee has made special ar
rangements with the police to get a
wholesale discount on any fines inn
posed on account of this great event.)
Hizzonerable nibs the president, Caus-
ten Browne, jr., will preside and see to
it that the affair is one of great jollity
and general responsibility. His pres
ence will be a guarantee of respectable
ity.
You are requested to be present at
an early hour, say about p. m, Satur-
day, Dec. 80, 1884, A side note says:
Carriages may be ordered from one
up (Also drinks)"
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Railroad Notes.

General Traffic Manager .Eccles of the
Short Line returned from a business trip
TO Idaho yesterday morning.
General Freight Agent Henry of the
Western will attend the meeting of the
Missouri freight bureau at Kansas
City on JIM 8.
Half-fare holiday rates between all
local stations on both the Short Line and
Rio Grande Western were restored yes
terday. 1ney Will continue in force until
Jan. !.
L. o. Leonard. travelling freight agent
of the Buzzsaw route, passed through the
city yesterday, en- route to the east. He
will stop at Chicago, Denver. Kansas
City ana Omaha.
All the railroad offices will close early
this afternoon and remain undisturbei
until Tuesday morning In the meantime
documents and papers win pile up, yearly
balances will augment, and the second
day of the new year will be "a terrific one
for work for officers and employees.
New Years greetings in the shape Of
complimentary passes are beginning to
pour into the general agep1s offices.
They embrace every railroad of import
ance from the Atlantic to the Pacific and
from Canada to the Gulf. The most
artistic annual pass for 1850 yet seen is
that issued by the Rio Grande Western.
The Rio Grande Western announces
that additional homeseekers excursions
have been authorized from Missouri river
points and east thereof TO Ufan and Ida
no on Jan. and Is. FEB. 6 and 90 March.
6 and 20 and April and II. 1900. These
excursions will be handled at the usual
rate Of one single fare for the round trip,
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Elizabeth T. Crismon to Elijah Hor-
ton. T-4x46 rods southwest from the
northeast corner of lot II. block %.
Ien-acre plat A.. ....-.-.S 81
G. r. Boutwell, to B. F. Miller. 2isx10
rods southwest from rods south
Of northeast corner of lot 4. block
II, plat c.. . .. 2
Rebecker A. Jenkins to Johanna S.
Elg, 10 acres in southeast quarter
of northeast quarter of section Z,
township 3 south. range / cash..
I. II. Woodbury. to A McFreebairn.
17x150 feet northeast from 10 feet
north of southwest corner of lot Z.
block 4. Five-acre plat A.. $500.
Hyrum Smith to Rebecker A. Jenk-
ms. south half of southeast quarter
of northeast quarter of section z,
township 8 south. range 1 east....
Salt Lake county TO c. s. Richard
son, lot 2. block III, plat A..
Evan Stephens TO H S. Ensign.
rods by 10 feet southwest from ~
rods west Of northeast corner OF
lot 4. block "a, plat F.............
G. W. Proctor to A. j. Johnson. in
terest in Silver Belt lode. Big Cot
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sUNNYsIDE BRANCH SCHEDULE,
Rio Grande Western Will Begin to
Operate Trains Today.

Commencing today. the Rio Grande
Western will operate mixed trains, with
passenger coach accommodations, on the
n1w branch lines between Mounds and
Sunnyside and between Scofield and Clear
Creek. The service will be daily, except
Sunday.
On the Sunnyside branch the train
leaves Helper at a. M, Mounds at s:So
a m arriving at Sunnyside at II a. m.
The returning train leaves Sunnyside at
2 p. m, arrives at MOUNDS at 5:l0 p. m,
leaves Mounds at $40 p. m, and arrives
at Helper at $40 p. m. This train will
arrive at Mounds IN ample time TO con-
meet with the Pacific express which is due
10 arrive in Salt Lake at 800 p. m.
On the Clear Creek branch the train
leaves Scofield at $50 a.. m. and arrives at
Clear Creek at $40 a. m. Returning, the
train leaves Clear Creek at II a. m. and
arrives at econeld at 1910 p. M, Cotton at
5:l5 p. m. and Salt Lake r. S:55 p. m.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Sheriff Howells was in Wasatch county
yesterday. subpoepaing witnesses in the
case of the State VS. Paul Lovelace. who
Is IN IAN on the charge OF grand larceny.
Major F. A Grant is confined. TO his
nome with bad carbuncie. A surgical
operation was performed on il and the
major IS doing well. but IL will be some
Gays BEFORE he can leave the house.
MI: and. Mrs Harry Wertz will leave
the first OF next week for Salt Lake to
make 1t their future home. Mr. Wertz
having secured good position as mana
ger OF the branch in that city of a large
packing concern Mr.. and Mrs. Wertz
Formerly resided in Salt Lake. having
come from that place 10 Laramie last
spring. During their residence here they
have made many friends. who will regret
10 learn that they are TO leave Laramie
Laramie Boomerang.
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NEW ROAD TO THE COAST.
Warner Miller May Build Line
Through Here.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-The Record tomorrow
will say: Another railroad to the Pacific
coast is a strong probability. Several
eastern capitalists and promoters have
been in this city for two or three days.
and it is said that they are considering
pans for the construction of sucn a line.
Among them is Warner Miller, and ne has
admitted Jaat his business in Chicago at
tins time is in connection with Jrafnc
matters and a new western road.
1t is said that a line from SaIt Lake to
Los Angeles Cal, is in MINI, and that
the buAaing of it practically has been de-
cided upon. The plan is TO construct al
most direct to the California city, trav-
eising the most fertile and enc0ura ging
portion of western Utah and the south
ernmost part of Nevada.
Ii is SAID that among the capitalists in
terested are men prominently connected
with western and southern railways.
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ESTABLISH PERFUME FARM.
Manufacture to Be Extensively En-
gagged In In California.

Chicago, Dec. 29.-The Post says to-
day: Within few months there will
be established in Monrovia, Cal, the
first perfume farm and perfume manu-
featuring plant operating on an extern
sive scale that has ever been establish
ed IN this country. A party of New
York and Chicago capitalists have been
working on the scheme for several
months. Thousands of acres of land
have been bought in southern Califor-
mia. Expert German and French chem
lists have already been engaged, and
early in the coming spring the plant,
it is said. will be in full operation.
A meeting Of the promoters of the
enterprise viii be held in New York
in a week or two, and final arrange
ments for the organization of a stock
company completed. 1t is intended to
incorporate under the laws of Illinois.
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plus s. Tickets will be limited to twenty
one days from Gate of sale
Some of the handsomest calendars for
the coming year have been issued BY the
Maple Leaf and Missouri Pacific roads.
The Maple Leaf route calendar is replete
with artisticaliy colored and fierce-look-
ing Indians. The Buzzsaw calendar. like
Shakespea-e's Hamlet is full of famil-
lar quotations: there are 365 of them, one
for each day of the year.
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CHARLES CRANE WRITES.
Tells Evangelist Oliver How to Keep
Up His Work.

Evangelist French Earl Oliver has
received the following letter from
Charles Crane, the wei known mining
man. MIR. Crane has .,ecome one of the
young minister's Warmest admirers.
HIS communication follows:
Salt Lake City. Dec. %, 1899.
French f. Oliver, Esq. City
Dear SIR: / have listened with a great
deal of interest TO your evangelistic re-
marks in the Hin chapel several evenings
during the past week, and heartily agree
with you that. social artificial. affecta-
ton and the insatiate vanity of modern
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Ladies'

Acorn, Mary, 224 So.
Sth East.
Ashton. Marguerite,
Commercial street,
Bardsley, Miss Mary
Bloomington, Miss
NJ. A.
Burrows. Mabeile. 2
E. 1st South.
Burnside, Mrs. Me-
oran.
Bowman. Mrs. Kate.
Burton, Miss Dora.
Burns. Miss Della.
Carlson, Mrs. j. A,
III c street.
Christensen, Caro-
lima.
Cooper. Mrs. E., 316
So. 4th street.
Cordova. Valentine.
Dice. Fanny. 24ls So.
w. street
Elmo, Mary, box 73S.
Girard. Mrs. Alice
Gilbert. Mrs. NJ, 355
So. Sd East. CD
Gardner. Mrs. l.. F.
Gray, Ethel.
Harmon. Fanny, 2oS
So. 4th West.
Harrington. Julia
Jensen. Bessie, $50 E.
I'd South.
Jackson. Miss Alice.
Johnston. Mrs. c., SO
9Th street.
Jonson. Hildia. care
n. r. Lindahl.
Krauss. Caroline. So.
w. Temple.
Kirby. Mrs. Ed, 705
LIST street.
Lewis. Lottie, 50 So. /
9Th East. /
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UTAH'S MINES.

A story on every active district in
the state will be found in the New
Years Herald All other industries ex-
haustively handled. Just what you
want to send to friends in other states.
Price cents.
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Sick Headaches,

the curse of overworked womankind.
are quickly and surely cured by Karl's
Glover Root Tea. the great blood puri-
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so cts. For sale at 2. c. III. l. Drug
DeOt.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Remaining uncalled for a. the postonice.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Dec. %, 1899. To OBJ
tain these letters the applicant must call
for advertised letters" and give the date
OF the list. If not called for within two
weeks. they will be sent to the dead let
ter office:
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awis DENNIS Salem 7,

LEWIS DtiIllfS, odItln, Ilu., says,
'Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did me more
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digests what you eat and cannot help
but cure dyspepsia and stomach trou-
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gist, Mccormick block.
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NEW YEARS HERALD.

Mammoth edition: handsomely illus
trated; all industries and resources
reviewed. Price. cents. Order now.
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ADVERTISE UTAH

By sending the New Years Herald
abroad. Finest holiday paper ever
published in Utah Price. cents.
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ADVERTISE UTAH

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published in Utah. Price, cents.
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To Cure a Cold In One Dav.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Ali druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature
is on each box 25c.
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lLyela, Mary.
Lambert. Mrs. Jessie
tLynds, Mrs. H.
Leagentallis. Marie.
Lashbrook. Mrs. C.
H.
La Lende. Abbie.
Long, Mrs. George.
Lenton. Susan, I75
w. 4th South.
McVicker. Mable.
Martin. Elizabeth.
Maxwell, Isabella,
care Mrs. Judge.
Malin. Nellie.
Morris. H. A. II w.
LIST South.
MeKimmins. Mrs. 1.
l..
MCNEIL. Sadie, 3i5
So. lth West.
Nessan. Jennie, 277
w. 9th South.
Omen. Miss A. V, %
F street.
Palmer. Mrs. Annie.
Purcell. Miss Emma
Robinson, Mrs.
Robinson, Mrs. Jas.
A.
Robinson, Mrs. Ray.
Robinson, Amanda
Ann.
Shirley. Mrs. DoEie
p.
Snyder. Murhee.
Short. Miss Mary.
Turner. Miss Dot.
Williams. Mrs. Ka-
tharine s.
Wilson. Mary E.
Westman. Mrs. Au-
guSta.
Wood, Mrs. Lucy.
A. L. THOMAS.
Postmaster.
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You See the Way.

1t is natural that you should feel
concerned about trying a new thing.
You will. however. make no mistake in
trying Three Crown Baking Powder.
The pathway has been marked out for
you by those who have used 1t and have
been pleased with it, 1t saves you
worry over the making Of your articles
and it saves you cash in your kitchen
expenditures. 1t is reliable in every
way, and We are sure you will find Il
satisfactory at all times Buy a can
and see how good It is.
Three Crown Baking Powder, Ex-
tracts and Spices are sold by all gro
GERS Ask for them and refuse all sub
stitutes-