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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-09

reinforcement was added to every de-
tail of the station; its capacity was
increased to the limits Of possibility.
Night had come and was advancing.
Still Congress held to its tense debate.
Ten o'clock came; and Atsins sought
Montrus. finding him nervously pacing
back and forth in his Office. The young
electrician was calm and charged with
quiet confidence.
EFF we can get their location. they
will not leave" he said. Maybe you
cannot furnish it?"
1--WE can IL we can get Curtis again,
said Montrus. What IL we can't?"
"Then we shall have to take them
when we get IT, replied Atsins. at
would be safer to annihilate them be
FORE they start.
'Try for Curtis again" ordered the
general, turning to the aide In the
room. They waited for an answer,
which came back presently. The ope-
rator at the Sending Station No. 5 re
ported that his efforts we're not sue
censful, and he advised against many
repetitions.
''It endangers him." be said. @He
will report when he can"
with nothing to do but wait, IN
nervous tension, they saw the hours
mount to II. Then came a bulletin
from Congress. The vote was about to
be taken. or the result there could be
no doubt. and there was none In the
minds Of the men sitting in the Office
There had been none from the start;
and yet now that the moment had
come. they looked &C each other, pale
faced and heavy-eyed.
SCENE outside, said Montrus 70 AZ
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-09
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-09

photography and transmission. Some
where above the hostile, fleet, Montrus
knew, the scout hung precariously in
a position to send not only informa.
ton but continuous reelection of the
movements Of the airships. He might
be discovered. but that was the hazard
of his occupation. If he were well
concealed by distance, and out CT the
path of the enemies scouts, he would
win out. If otherwise. he at least had
done his duty to the beet Of his ability
With one finger on a button which
would give the signal to Atsins, the
general waited word from the Capitol
Sixty seconds after the vote had been
taken and war declared. the world
would know 1t. The hostile fleet would
know Il almost as soon as Montrus. II
was in the arrogance OF superior force
thai the enemy Rad waited the formal
beginning of hostilities.
other across the reflector: shadowy
forms appeared and disappeared in
vapors and fc-s. Then came an outline
growing distinct and presently
he had the picture again.
Outside the hood was the black
drizzling niglt: inside. the face OF the
reflector was glowing with picture
Of clouds lighted by the early rays OF
the sun and Of fleet of airships Ian
guidly floating at rest.
Montrus rr~'s epe the flags floating
/ from the ships. could see their torpedo
tubes and the graceful movement Of
one here and there as It changed posi-
| ton slightly.
One Of the assistants at his side
STOPPED over and shouted st hin
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-09
Covrtesy Technlcal World

sins. We'll feel better in the open
Before they could step out OF tai
door, q messenger came in.
Curtis reports" he said. '"The fee
has left Kiel. He will send location.
Tell Curtis" said Montrus speaking
1 low-Voiced, that the outcome of this
war depends on him. We want the 10
cation. We must have it. II he can
send elcctrographs, send them; but
first the location"
with Atsins, he walked out into the
night. The sky was black. The air
was heavy and wet. A gentle drizzle
was starting.
The two men took a few deep
breaths, and then turned to each other.
Neither spoke, but each held out his
hand. One close grasp, and they
parted, Atsins for the sending station,
Montrus for the tower.
When the latter stepped off the ele-
vator at the top, he found two assist
nts busy with the reflector Far away
! the driazle were the lights of Wash
lngton and the Capitol. The general
glanced at the bulletin, but it told him
nothing new. The roll-call was being
'layee by members who insisted on
explaining their votes. notwithstand-
that they and the others had reach
ed the limits of human endurance. He
CLAN 'ef at the other board, which
woult give him In duplicate any word
tina. nigh come from Curtis. 1t was
blank; but as he looked, 1t flashed out
with
"52 80 II N. o SO "a. 9 E."
We've goL he almost gasped;
and then he turned to the assistants, |
Jerking out his commands:
Ready there. We ought to get some |
hing from Curtis in moment. Tell /
he Capitol we must have instant no.
ice Of the declaration"
At another televue he got Atsins at
Sending Station No. 10.
There they also had a duplicate of
Curtis message giving the longitude
md latitude Of the hostile fleet.
READY" asked the general.
Ready" said the electrician.
Montrus enveloped his head in the
lood at the extraordinarily necessi.
y so black was the night. Across the
day had broken, and Curtis
lad the light he needed in his electro
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-09

me sf0ry alone "a Worfi HI M hut you can get Il ali
by sending Oc, TO pay for one full
10 the HOLSEfOlD MOkIHlfl. three
oapss IT u fascina ting from the very nEst iinea
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-09
sVnOpsis Of chapters I and II.

The United States is about to 70 to
war with foreign nation. The EN-.
ployes Of the government power sta.
ton which supplied Washington and
New York with electricity for light,
heat and power, are expecting orders
to supply heavier current. Atsins. an
electrician at the station obtains leave
to place an invention OF his before the
head OF the United States Army at
Washington. He obtains an interview
with the General who is favorably i'm.
pressed with the annihilating apparas
tus and gives directions for it's install.
lation under the supervision OF its in.
ventor.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-09
rags AND RICHES
A Romance Of Darkest London
BY ARTHUR APPLlN.
The Greatest English Story Of Modern
Times.

Lady Lefty, the nine
teen year old dahrhter
OF the Duke Of Mafford,
goes Into the East end
Of London and lives and
tolls with the poor, Al
thrilling CRY of life IN
the greatest city III ito
world II should be Rad
by everyone dC string 10
learn OF the gFa at
secrets and sufferings
ana weaknesses OF tn-
man nature. Evesv
sen renee of tlia
etOry has n thrill,
u CARRIES You out 0e
the humdrllm on every.
day existence into a
sphere of enthusiasm
and response,
THE hEROINE-A
fearless girl sfthe
nryst0er@ry.
Hkk EkEMIEFs---
Captain COnPOy
aud her nw 4
fnuiIv.
THE HER0-Lord
Arthur, cepefd-
cred q stupid fool.
o1RkEk5fhlase
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-09

In all Cuban clear factories in the
West Indies. Key West and Tampa, a
public reader is employed. This man
occupfes a high seat and reads aiond
newspapers. maeazines and novels
to the cigar-makers as they work.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-09

- ta3hnWAA &stA B4NRA ~
ment recognizing the
wonderful work Of the
Salvation Army In ex-
tending to q era
Booth the freedom 0f
London.
II yOu love your chill
Gfen, and Of course ron
DO. yen will want them
% read this story that
they may know tie hors
rnrs, the dangers and
the temptations Of city
life. III they are diaenf--
fialed with Che old farm
this Is the story they
should read that they
may more fully nndefl
etard the full meaning
Of life In the city. There
1s one other character
IN this story and this
character has big. tired
eyes which gaze out
from the thfoDE az the
beauty OF Lady Lefty
with 4 strange envy.
The teachings of tho
story point to the ideals
o. Christ. Il 10 grann.
Instructive. fascinating
and awakening. Every
xIirture drawn by the
Ailled pen Of Arthur
Applin. IT, author, WIN
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SiituriidJcs uum Gpicc.

Np3 EnriS miro ms gcid)ricbcll:
Sic Northumberland riidt INNER
n0ber. Sdon trctcn bic Gnnbi0atil-
rem beItinmltcr bcrpor. Man triiit
bcrclta &orfcbrltngell iiir ocn Con.
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ben ntb bot ld)on bic mciitcn icillcr
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Der Mue 0ontc bcior0ern oiicn. Gas
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luobncr. Scit Der @riinoung Der
orittcli Hcprblif boben BORT icd)3
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Wuridoll Woc!Wnbon, SSllleS@rcpp.
Carrot, Golinlir : Eericr mo tSelir
Sourc. Sr. 2ollbet lit Der iiebentc.
30 Sabre ocmofrotii1cr Weid)id)te
bobcn iid) IN oicicm Hobn1en obgc.
'piclt. Nbcr oos Glpice bat oitdl
onoere 3citcn crlcbt: Ser pifi5icQc
EnlnIt Scr Mepublif bat cine Ser.
0ollncnbcit, Die bllrdlous nidtS Ne.
publifa1ild)cS bot. Die @clcoenbcit
lit gilnltig, allf Oielc &ergaracnGclt
cilicn ruid)cn WIid 5t iucricn. Gas
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bigger Glielle %iuiiien, I'M Sabre TIC
crhult. Scr 0olulleiitcr hicB Mo.
let. G%isentbiimer bes Yololtcs luor
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oes Ser5ogs bon 9ouillon. Saint.
Sinlpn lagtc Don linn. oob icin Sc
lid1t lino lcin Snr9olt Den Noflcn oc.
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Eololt sltrllg, lpiiien mir nid)t. IS
labt ober mandes oorauf id}liebeil,
Dob BORT Id)pn inter Dem crItcu
Serrn Ole anlonien Nbcntencr be.
gonner, Die iid) inter Dem srpeiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12
Sic orci StuScntcn.

Sul &rll1 6lllll Grll!Cl Strange,
Ga libcn hrci StuOcntcn
lluo iibcrlcNcn crilltlidL
&ic tic lid bcllcrn fGnltcn.
Gem adj - ltnrf in Der arribc
SinO bicic Muicniobnc.
GnS nlud)t Der cute %icritoii,
lln0 bnS @cid)lcd)t, Ooa idl0lc.
I'D blcib' iortnn I'M &onic
llnb lcrnc Wclocr iporcn"
So probItc itol5 Der Critic -
"llnO lnii' Die M0Ocl3 i%uGrcn!"
"ltno id) mil nidt MIR iporrn
Ntcin, @clo bin6n ucr0lcucn."
go nlcllt hnrnlti Der 3lucltc
Wtit Ircll0c in Den Wticncn.
Ter Critic idiuicN mo lrcrtc
NcGud)tiN icincn Nlmnpcn,
%crlprod) i'd nidlta mo lur
bud)
Scr tlcinltc bon Den %%lunlpcnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12
WuS MicSbuOcu.
Sba0cL 20. 9top. 100

MtcSbn6cm 20. 9tup. 1905.
S:c pcrflpllcncn &odCn brnd)tca
inns cine ucrIrilbtc, dbcr 0roBc Wcib
nnd)tSircltoc IN Dem observation-disclosures
Scilld)c bon SriB Wtopcr nebit Srall
aus baltimore. Wenn man idon
lncbrcrc Sabre bon Der umcritoris
Id)cn N0optlp p Nclnlotb cntiernt &c
iuclcit, 10 Ircllt man lid 0oppclt ci.
nca lold]cll Ncllld)ca, uIlo Ole Wod)cll
perldnpinocn 0lcid) lucnigcn Soocn.
Sciocr ipurbcn Die Stmorn oca Oct,
l%orinlenlcin9 oltrd) bic piclcn 9cidGit
lld1cll Nrbcitcn 0eS llciBiacn bciltid)
nnle~rifoniid)rn Wcld)0italcitcra cor
icbr 0cfiir5t.
3lpel Nbcnoc brod)tcl mir nit III.
icren 6rullcl III mllicnid)oitlid)cn
Ncrcincl III. Zen crltcn I'M @iCS,
ho0encr Tercil iiir Nntbropolo0it,
Gtbnologic uno llrgcid)id)tc. oeiicl
criter Sd)riftfiibrcr id) bin uno 1T
iueld1enn Elm Enltor Slllila 3irnulcy
mann ans Dem ihoncn Nobctbolc ei
lien lebr nnlprcdlcn0cn Sortro0 iiber
rSnihriitcn al Sans mo @cr1tbc"
hielt. Ser 6ipeitc iilbrtc inns IN bic
oSitcroriid)c 0elcllid)cit @icabn0cn,"
oild) yVl%un1enorocn" bclonlt, Dem iG)
cben'olls %oll1ehorc llllb no Sr. Con,
ran Mics ans ct. SouiS cincn ichr
beifallig nuigcnommcI1cn @urtro9
ilbcr oeutld) . omerifuniid)c Gidtcr
bonn Stopel lieB.
Sr. Nics leitcte ieil1c 0ciprcduln1
nit eilter d)roiologilden llcbcriid)t
Der belleren 0clltid) 3 umrcrifoiiifcl
Eoeten mo Der 3citcn uro Gcrh1lt.
iille ein, inter oellen oicic ibrc @erft
id)nfcn, nno trllg Die idoritcn @lii.
then Der gciltigcn Eroblftc oiclcr
mpoertcn Norocn Dem Eublifum
Dor. Gob iid) ooril1ter olld) oic Yet-
len leltcr cige1cit Gid)tfunit bciuls
Den, mar red)t crIrelllid). @ir iporcl,
frofL bob inherent alien Treulloc
lpoblperbienter Veiiu1 5l Sbeil mllr,
De. Ter Gr1liOent nlieres @creina.
Sr. Soiratb geier bon @opparb, gob
bieicm Behalf i1nmtliher 3uborer
5ltn Shluiie beneiitcrten glisorld.
&r. geier lit burd, icinc 2iterotllrac.
idid)te III gan5 Ieltiblotb nit Heht
beriibmt ge%lporben. uno aud oltrd,
feline @coid)tc portbeilbnit befannt.
Son lpnitisen Gid,tern mo Sdriit
itelern beiuertie id nod Srn.Spiratb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12
gci Der SHUTTER.

Sd ipciB Gin &nuS in Sounc1bdg;
Nld)ts 'd)on'rcs fclult Die Mclt.
Sbr fragt, mas id) BORT habell mag
@aS az Ocu Srt mid bGlt?
9tid)t it's Scr Game oiill'rcS @riiL
0na Mtltrmel Itid)t pom Bad,
9tiht lodt Der Nogcl 9tuf MIDI bin
3llm monsbcpodi'ncm 9ad).
Is lit ein bnntlcS 9%lllNcnpnor
Wit 5Grtlid) lpnrntcn Slid.
Sin Snllpt lmnrahltt pm lutlBcnl
Nonr
Neoultct at ntcilt @liid.
3iuci NIrmc id)licbcn eng mid clII,
llll0 leiic t0llt'a: ,Wicin 8iu0!
&iit cnolid) On, mcin Somcnld)ctl."
gSoa oaa iiir StumO2n li1o.
9ic 8cIt on orollBcn licNt 10 mcit
Wit ibrcr ,SnQo mo Salt.
Sicr 0cbt it'll, rubig bin Die 3clt,
Sin 9ltbnen, irci pnll Ealt.
Iro0t nod, mas id) bort BADEN mag,
@oS al Dem GSlcf mid bait;
Warltu onS @nll5 iu Gauncnba8
Cas- id6nItc oui Der Mclt?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12
Scr critic Gnb.

@ic fonmlt Is, Oob id) nibt3 &C.
lpilrt
Son icllcnt ModgculiIc,
Gen jcOcr 0ihtcr ihon bciong,
@ci ibrcln critcn aulic?
@ic fonlnlt c2, 0oB mid llidtt bllrd)
}lldt
Gin 3ittcrn mo Gin @cbcL
Nla lie ibr Sippcnpoar 0cpolbt,
Gen criicn &lb 5l gcbcn?
NSie fomnt'@, oob il nid)t gIiidiN
lpnr,
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GaS fonlnlt luohI Onbcr, OuB Den
SUB
Gin 10njlid) on0'rcr tric0tr.
81. Wo95fom&ti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12
8 III It Of c :.

Il nj d. reibuuo.- 9lbcr GrGu-
liIlr nll53uleBcn? SD bin 9eom!tr,
mir olia5nicten? Sd) bin Seonlter,
babe mcin gutcS Ginfommcr, bin
Notwithstanding. o%9iebllen Sie
mir Is rid)t libel, Nerr Motb,. ober
sic limo mir bpd) idlon cin YiSd)cn
i'll peillionSbered)tigi."
Wil0ernocr II III ltdn0. ~
Nid)ter: n9aB Sic Ben @n5llg acitob-
len, 9eben Sic nlio gu! Soben Sir
nod ctluus all5ufiibren, mas ctlua
Sbrc Strdfe nIiloern fonnte2"
gil9eflogtcr: n3SNamobl bic &eite
list m%ilerabel!"
Grer5ierplaB Sppcrbct.
o&erls, Cure aIimmsiige ltlo
a~niebeu9cn iina ia ole mabrcnNrmec.
Stauoale!"
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@urull ic llcult.

(9Ils so 0rcif SUI" Mrmoriitiidp(
@cOid)tc in boOiidcr Mllnoort
bon GiChnG. Sdmubodcr'3 Scr
lag IN Stlttgort.)
Sic 2is list III Ell @Guflc
@ei ibrcnl licbc Sd)uB;
Sic babblc mitcinn1bCr
lin s fnuQt eli mordcr Sd)nlob.
30 merit Der SdoB, oob s. 2iicI
SIN Nll1' c lbr0n' pcrOriidt:
oGn bclrlidt io," iroNt CT GllgltIid),
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Sod Sd,otrrl," ioQt sic @iicl,
I'D, bclr 10 nor ior Trcuo',
Gob Oh mel Shnt bid norm;
IS Oriidt ne N'luiB fci' @ciN.
Cd Ncnf' 1roo' h'rolL mic 8 Mnttcr
Wtld) n~laiort 9'b0nlclt bot:
Sd b0ht fcill Otnm1 nlch' tricGc;
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Sd, mar Ole %0iimwuitc Sdncc9ons,
@o III Der Gro rnmilic0t;
Sci GicI ollbt he ncnlmc -
ScBt bob c ood) ciIl'n tric0t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12

49, - 'N VNNN'lN
irciluilig mci0ct.
Cine Wclcllld)aft o0cr &crcill, no
man @ciit nliBadtct, ongcgcll ober
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mo u%ltgcmcincr Mcrtb1d0bllIl0
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&iiterun9 0c9 &cbcN9 81 troBcn.
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om ipcnigitcn pcrOicnt, init rciden
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nic0riNcn ul0 5l rmtcroriidcu illdt.
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trcltlid fol0cn miro, mic 3. y. in Der
NciniNrnN >lnicrcr politiihcn Scr
boltnl1Ic lulo Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0llltg Don Ghrlidtclt in Der &crunl.
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0c5obltcn &crliNcrunNS1Clocr.
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&c scr Civilizations &oInumc Scr
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nudl Dem Collar scr Wcboufc unO
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crltonociL iuclbc nit lautcr mar.
llcllocr Stinunc sur Gr6nltltng llno
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felt dnidlicbt, nit Ncfricoiguma ia
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The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29
4 Miraru lou, Cure.

tn. iollosine statement bN II. NJ,
Adams and wife. Henrietta, Pa, viii m
,cr-~t parents and others. "a mi-acu'
ious cure has taken pnc, In our home.
Our child had eczema 5y.an aud was
pronounced incurnbl., when ". rcnd
about Electric Bi,,.fs. and concluded to
Try il. B~for. tn. second bo,,l. wne all
taken ~~ noticed \ chang. for the better
and after taking bo,tles he was com
plct-iv cured" It's Ia. up 10 date blood
u,s,iic,n~ and body building tonic. Guar
sutc~i. slDr and sl.uD NJ all Druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29
Brief Joftinss
Assaulted by Sheriff.

Wednesday forenoon, Sheriff
Garcia entered the printing office
of Editor Jose Alfaro at Antonto.
who publishes Mexican paper,
and without provocation, struck
the editor over the left temple with
six shooter. This blow stunned
the astonlshed editor to the extent
that he offered no resistance what
ever. While in Alamosa Mr.. AL
faro went before District Attorney
Pitcher, who prepared an lnforma.
ton charging Sheriff Garcia with
assault with II deadly weapon with
intent to kill Jose Alfaro. This
information may be filed IN the
district court of Conejos county
on January II, at which tlme an
adjourned term of court will be
held by Judge Hunter. Alamosa
Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29

Doctors Russell and Trueblood
are at last enjoying, hfe having
purchased one of those fine Pope
touring cars from the Monte Vista
Motor Car Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29

Otc Wallace was down from Del
Norte Saturday. He expects To
take II trip To Boise soon to visit
his old friend Walter Graves and
may conclude to locate there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29

While in Lincoln week before
last j. b. F. George says he had
pleasure of hearing W. J Bryan
make speech The theater WAS
crowded and many turned away
Mr.. George says he is the greatest
orator he ever heard.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29

An exchange says: During the
past month it has leaked out that
more than 800 incumbents upon
the bench are enjoying the luxu-
ries of Pullman passes. What do
judges give in return for such
fRvors?
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29

Beginning Janurry |, the cur
few ordinance will be enforced and
the whistle will be sounded at 9
O'Clock p. NJ. At this time all
boys under II years of age and all
girls under l. years must be at
home or in company with their
parents il on the streets
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29

The railroad. have given IT out
that no passes are 10 he issued
after the first of the year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29

1t is reported that 500 worth of
good whiskey WAS shipped into
Monte Vista III small packages
just before Christmas and during
the holidays.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29

Guy Moody has joined the lIool-
igsn family and is now travelling
with this company ns coruetes'.
II he likes he will be with them
three months.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29

George Goodrich WAS down from
his La Garita ranch Monday. He
says real estate is fast changing
hands there and his place lis in
demand by those who want good
land.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29
KEEP TIN. YOUNG
FOLKS AT HOME

You cnn do this by installing telephone,
II the young folks ring up their friends any
time from their home, they will he c-- inclined
10 out Ht night
After All hour or two Of study little chat with u
freud the telephone and they feel that ia. study
hour has not been tifo-nmc
l, will help them IN their work by keeping them
In mmunicn,on with school friends teachers who
assist.
Low Rates III. Colorado Telephone Company
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29

Mrs. j. ID. Carson and her two
daughters. of Longmon,, have
been visiting in town for the past
ten days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29

!. W. Rice a Co. shipped l.
cars of sheep and lambs last Mon
day. This shipment goes to the
Chicago market but will be laid of
on the way for few weeks feed
ing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-29

Dan kerby is reported TO have
made n good strike on Lookout
mountain near the 7. NJ. B. mines.