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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-30
WITNESS FOR DEFENSE
JUSTICE McCoMAS TEsTIFIES IN
THE ELKINS SUIT.

Louis Z. McComas, associate justice of the
District Court of Appeals. former senator
from Maryland and counsel for the Fuller
syndicate. which purchased the Western
Maryland railroad, concluded today his ;tes-
t!mony commenced late yesterday afternoon
IN behalf of Senator Elkins at the trial of
the 100000 suit instituted by Robert Bur-
ton and George A. Dubreuil of Baltimore
for alleged services rendered Senator Ell
kins.
Justice McComas made plain to the jury
that in his connection with the Fuller syn
dictate he was first the senator then the
citizen of Maryland and finally the lawyer
He refused. he said to be retained as at
torney until he had been assured that the
best interests of Washington county and
Baltimore city were to be conserved in the
purchase OF the road. Senator Elkins, wit
ness stated never gave him any informa-
ton. advice or instructions in relation to
the purchase of the Western Maryland
road
Rehearses History of Sale.
Justice McComas told at length the story
of the sale and the services rendered by
his firm. IIe stated that. from the outset.
he had subordlnated his position as counsel
to that of representative Of the state. and
had insisted that in the sale the state
should receive dollar for dollar for money
put in the railroad to build and keep it In
operation. and that he threatened to defeat
the sale II his clients. the Fuller syndicate
did not pledge themselves to make of the
road q trunk line He disclaimed any knowl-
edge of Burton or Dubreuill in the deal.
When he resumed this morning Judge Nc
Comas was asked for his opinion of the
practicability OF the plan testified to by
Burton and his idea OF its value. On OBJ
lection he was not allowed to give his opin-
ion OF the practicability of the plan, but In
regard to the value the justice character
lied the plan of no value whatever and
stated that had II been followed out It
would have landed the parties In interest
in the penitentiary.
On cross-examination the witness was
asked of different segregated portions of
The plan and he admitted they contained
nothing illegal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-30
DESPERATE FIGHT FOR LIFE.
Imprisoned Coal Miner Digs Way to
Liberty.
PITT6RIyRH

PITTsBURG. Pa, January S0.-After
being imprisoned for nearly two days In an
old coal mine and almost dead from fatigue
and hunger John Stevens OF Lone Pine.
Washington county. IL In critical condi-
ton at his home. Stevens was at work In
an old country mfne some distance from
his homo when he found his egress barred
by fall Of coal and slate. which completely
cholked the mouth Of the mine. When he
turned to 30 out by an air shaft he found
that another fall had occurred farther bacA.
completely hemming him In.
with nothing but shovel handle he man
aged to dig drought the wall of coal. 1ae
tainted from exhaustion repeatedly. ana
was scarcely able to drag himself to his
home. Searching parties were hunting for
him.
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bore the number Of the Bell home In Fart
street. It was as follows:
'sMr. Howard Bell:
Dear Howie: take the pleasure to
write you these few lines TO let you know
that this 10 up to me. and after eating
strawberry at this time OF year i had
ought to be successful
Howard, ask Grace at the proper time
IL she win have the inscription put on
the maidstone before burial ana also see
that the ring Ia on my finger and slippers
on my feet and picture on my breast
sure, H, you can say this without any
hard feeling. and II you never SAID 2
prayer before saw It now for me ana Sis.
PRAY that may be JUSTIFIED In my act
and that I may meet her (Sisl In heaven.
and God WIN be merciful. God may bless
you. Your loving brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-30

Col Buchanan schley and Charles d.
WAgaman. attorneys for Hezekiah Snavely
who has an Indictment against him for
perjury. yesterday presented to States At
torney Albert J. Long at Hagerstown, Md.
o petition containing the signatures of 400
citizens of Boonsboro. Keedysvilie and
6harpsburg asking that he refrain from the
further prosecution of the case.
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qualified this statement by adding that
the son did not 1.-Two with him regularly.
He came and went as suited HIM. the
father also denied that Bell had said 20
him or to any member Of his family thar
he was going to kill Townsend, as bis wife
had died while under the physician's care.
So far as the father knew.-Ais sons VIE
had never been attended by DIR. Townsend.
The father said that his son. he thought.
wore dark overcoat upon his return 60
the Brooklyn home on Saturday morning.
The detectives who brought the members
Of the Bell family to Staten island also
brought q derby hat and dark craven
cite coat belonging to Bell. and also .
pair Of shoes said to have been worn by
him ON Friday night
Letter From Bell
Through Policeman John Kraus OF the
Hamburg Avenus police station. In Brook
Iyn. letter written BY Bell to his brother
on Saturday was obtained II was mailed
at 1890 pm from q station In Brooklyn.
Instead Of being addressed to the house
in which Belle hrothsr lives its snvelnps
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l0c. & Csc. silk
TRIM MINGS,
1Oc.

You'll be delighted at the very
pretty silk trimming this price
will buy tomorrow.
We've grouped together lot Of trim
mings, including silk braids, one-sided
effects, passaInenteries. vestings and
other kinds in Dresden and Persian de-
>signs, that were Ice. and 25e. q yard.
For tomorrow, choice, Zoe.
Look the lot over. Quite probable that
just the trimming you want for GER
tain purpose will be found
First Elaor-RarRain Tables.
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Jayanese Rebels Killed.

AMSTERDAM, Holland. January 3O.-A
brief encounter with the troops sent to the
scene of the native revolt in the Island of
Java, Dutch East Indies sufficed to sup
press the rebels, whose ringleader and If
wounded.
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/ PANELS stamped in ami
| NAL heads or flow- AC
, ers. Sale price,. ~
, LARGER size Panels stamp
) ed in different de- 2C
{ signs. Sale price. -.
I MIRRORS. hand or wall
/ kind: deep beveled mir
rors on stamped wood
! Were 75e. and SOc
/ $1.00. Sale price,.
( BOU RETTES.
/ Were $50. Sale 20C.
price.
, 86-fn. BOXES. large enough
8 to hold anything.
R Were $1.OO. Sale S0C
price. .................
> COMPARTMENT BOXES.
! Were SIPS. Sale Roc
price.
3 First Floor Burnt Wood
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THE FEED is double-and the feed mo-
ton is simply perfect.
THE BOBBIN winder is placed on the
arm of the machine, and can be used
alone without running the machine.
THE DEMOREST is self feeding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-30

NOVELTIES, such as whisk
broom holders, key racks.
match holders, Jewel box
es, nut bowls. We're
25c. and 500. Sale Ar
Price. ....s..........
q by 12-in. PICTURES, In
stamped wood frame; many
subjects. ere Roc
$1.0O. Sale price,. 49,
LARGE OVAL PANELS, in
fancy head designs.
Were Soc. Sale 27r
price. Wv"
II by Sin. PANELS.
We're SOC. Sale Doc
price.
"a by II in. PANELS.
stamped in fruit, animal
or head designs.
Were Doc. Sale loo
price.
Booth.
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$40 to $3.50
DOrtieres at S.. 90

Quantity is limited-and not more
than two pairs exactly alike.
Choice is offered of Satin Derby,
Mercerized. Two-tone Effects and Tap
estry with velvet or Persian borders;
fringed or corded edges.
Aren't there places where such portieres
would show of to an advantage and
be decidedly decorative? Any in this
lot tomorrow at $5.9s pair.
Third Floors. Kann, Sons & Co.
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CIRCULAR PANELS, "a
in, Indian head subjects
included. W ere
CSC. and 75c. Sale 27C
price,. ................
GLOVE BOXES, in various
designs w ere Roc
60c. Sale price,.
COLLAR AND CUFF BOX
ES, large size.
Were Soc. Sale SIC.
price. ...............
COLLAR AND CUFF BOX
ES, smaller size.
Were sec. Sale H0r
price.
SEWING BOXES, good
sizes. Were Soc. 3zC
Sale price. O1
STAN PED EMS.
Were $1.0o. Sale soc.
price.
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CIGAR BOXES, aluminium
lined; complete with lock
and key. Were O&C
$1.G. Sale price,.
PHOTO B OK e 8.
Were 59e. Sale 1Or
pf1c0.
BURNT WOOD STAINS, 6
in box. Were SOC. 3Sc
Sale price OOSs
DRESSER BOXES, with
tray; good size.
Were ssc. Sale Soc.
TOBACCO JARS, with tops.
Were Soc. Sale Roc
pflc6.
STATIONERY B OK E 8 t,
with compartments for pa
per and envelopes.
Were SOC. Sale Doc.
price. ...............
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CHOICE Of box top or automatic Lift
and drop. The case Is OF solid oak and
handsomely carved.
WE GUARANTEED THIS MACHINE
FOR TEN YEARS. Let's have talk.
Fourth Floor-Sewing Machine Section.
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IT IS constructed on the lock-stitch
principle.
THE SHUTTLE is absolutely self
threading.
IT HAS an automatic take-up, which is
noiseless In operation.
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Az to the effect of this policy Mr.. Carter
had this to say:
Suspected at every turn In the road Of
evil design. harassed by special agents and
exasperating requirements Of the Interior
Department Is not surprising that two
honest horneseekers left the United States
TO locate in Canada during the year 1908 to
one that filed homestead entry on the
public domain Of the United States. While
we are pinching. suspecting and harassing
our homestead settlers. the Canadian gov
ernment, approaching this class Of people,
as they were appreciated in this country In
the days gone by. extends a cordial welcome
to American homeseekers entering the do
minion The Canadian law requires only
three years residences on q homestead.
whereas our law requires five. and the
order Of the Secretary viii add from one to
ten years more to the time limit fixed by
our statute.
'.As to all final entrymen OF public land.
the Secretary of the interior violates the
law by refusing to execute 1t. He has y;o-
lated the law by adding to Il conditions
oppressively extending time limits. thereby
essentially changing its letter and intent.
He has violated the spirit of the law by
prescribing odious methods Of procedure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-30

priced less
less hanon alfred to -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-30

Mostly of fine quality medium weight broadcot
inch length deliberately braided and trimmed few plain
cheots and broadcoths also about twenty evening coats
shades of beautiful quality broadclo This lot also
rage wraps cut full length lined throughout with guaranteed
braided The garments in this lot formerly priced any
duced to ST 500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-08
ClPITATIONS
Are Not To Be Collected in
#>Cities and Towns for
! Road Purposes.

| CHARLESTON, Dec. T,zSuppos-
hdly for the purpose or confusing the
citizens OF Incorporated. towns and
cities in the Srate. the Morgantown
Sews-Dorninion. one OF the Demo-
cratic dailles of the State, published
an article the other day stating that
under the provisions of new law
enacted 10y the legislature of 1905,
all persons living in. Incorporated
Villages. towns and cities, would
have to pay a eapitation tax Of one
dollar for the support of the roads il
the county.
Attorney +. c. Townsend. OF the
tax commissioners Office pointed out
the law as enacted by the legislature
of 1907. Section So of chapter so
of the acts OF the legislature o. 1907
says that the assessor while making
the assessments. shall collect from
every person liable for road capita
ton tax. the amount of such tax, and
section 10 of chapter IA Of the code
provides that the inhabitants of any
incorporated town or city, which
keeps in repair its streets and roads.
shall not be required to pay any dis
trIct road taxes assessed by the
county court.
Under the old law the assessor
has been required to collect from
each male inhabitant over 81 years
of. age residing in an incorporated
town or city capitatIon tax OF one
dollar for the support of the schools,
while the sherlffs of. the several
counties was required 10 collect the
one dollar capitation tax for the sup
port of the roads from those living
outside OF the INCORPORATED towns
.or,villages. 1 ~
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Z,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-08
SITUATIONS WANTED.

"ANrED-rosiuon - clerk ia gro
Gerry by Trst-ol.-s ySuns man 1t
Tour years experience. .Ad,ir..-
Jas $. c., care T.;gEram oiiic..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-08

: The Rev. L. f. Peters is a
clever entertainer as lecturer and
there was no exception to rthe rule
last might at the entertainment az
the school house at Adamstonf IN the
interest OF the school library. His
witticIsms and humor were conyuls-
ing and all were ticlsled. After the
lecture a very enjoyable box supper
was INDUCED in and all made merry.
The affair was decided success in
every respect x.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-08
NOTICE TO EAGLES

Al members are requested 10 at-
,eud special meeting Sunday morn
ing at II o'cloek at the Eagles han
to, make arrangements for donation
to, the nino sufferers.
JOE COHEN, ". p.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-08
FOR SALE.
wANTRD-s1ALE HELP.

RANTED-A flrst-class salesman
oG mas da9 sRsEie en- sat N f t s
our line of workingmen' clothing
specialdes in this State. A good
line and a good position for The.
right man. None need apply who
has had no experience In travelling
or established trade. All cor
respondence strictly confidential.
Reference must accompany letter
OF application Address. The
Hershey-Rice Mfg. Co. Colum
bus, Ohio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-08

WANTED = Boys = Tygarr Valley
Glass Co., Grafton, w. Va. Ex-
perienced boys. $3.50 per day; in
experienced boys, $1.O0 per day.
boys can make overtime IL they so
desire. Good board and room,
s2.50Sper week Boys who so
home Saturdays VIII receive a re-
Guciion on their board, Amply
at once at factory.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-08

Mrs. Mary Lueas,- OIL Mulberry.
street. entertained the Ladies Mis-
sion. Circle of the Shinnston Baptist
church Thursday afternoon. Thoie
Who attended were Mrs. George woof-
ter. Mrs. J. s. Elder, arsr. Ed Ldcas.
NIrs9 Aronie swiger, Mrs. Leslie Haw-
ker Misses Lunmie Robinson Ella
Martin. Helen Randall bessie c'nff-
rasn and Jessie swiger
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-08
ou1c,Go GRAN NaI.kEr

ny Associated Press.l -
CHICAGO. Dec. 7.-Wheat - =,
corn 54A. oats SOS
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
Back Prom the East.

James J.. Hurt, wife and dauSh-
ter returned home Wednesday
from Il months trip east. They
took IN the jamestown exposition
which they say is grand success
so far us the exhibits are concerned.
The south, especially shows up
well. At present prices of cotton
and corn the farmers IN the south
are making good money. better
than in the great west
They visited Mrs. Hurts rcIa,
tives IN Virginia and were shown
some of the sights of Washington,
ID. c., and other cities. This was
Mr.. Hurts first trip east and he
enjoyed 1t very much.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
a Faithful servant.

Adlutant Samuel West. who has
had charge of the books at the
Soldiers Home since May, 1898.
has resigned his Office and will 90
to Boulder.
Mr.. West has served under SIX
governors and three commanders
and during all these years he has
held the friendship and respect OF
every inmate of the Home.
The kindly sympathy always
shown by Mrs. West also has en-
dearcd her to them all and II Is
with keen regret that the comrades
as well as their many Monte Vista
friends bid goodbye to AdIutant
West and his cstlmable wife.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
Married..

Miss Ida Heckler and Mr.. Eth
bert NJ. Caldwell were married ut
Los Angeles, California, Wednes-
day evening. September Is. The
couple will reside IN Los Angeles
at 1915 S. Vermont avenue.
The bride Is the Youngest daugh-
ter of n. j HeckIer. who resided
IN Monte Vista number OF years.
Her beauty and charming DISPOSE
ton won for her many friends
who extend congratulations on her
wedding.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

The gates to the Soldiers. Home
grounds will be open from 2 to &
p. m. until after the Valley Fair.
Visitors are invited.
{. 8. ALDRICH, Commander
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
The f,seh That Heals.

II the touch d Bucklsns Arnica Salvs.
Its the bappssrt comhinst'on OF Arnica
flowers and healing balsams ever con-
pounded. No matter how old the Sors
or ulser IL. this Salve will cure it. For
burns, scaids. cuts, wounds or piles. Il
has no equal. Guaranteed by oil drug.
vistS, &c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

The First Avenue Meat Market
building, adjoining the First Nat
ional Bank, also the Slaughter
house. yards, tools etc. will be
open for Ieese the fret Of October
A. S. CHASE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
d. & K. 6. 0iilelals.

A d. Il X. &. special Wednss-
day brought in y party Of railroad
officials who took All auto ride
from town ont to Center. The
party consisted of Vice President
Chss. l.. Shlacks, Division Superin.
tendent Lee; j. l.. Thompson
superintendent of bridge construc.
ton; Mr.. Guinn, assistant sn-
gineer and Mr., Smith, secretary
OF the vice president.
The purpose of the trip Was To
learn something of the magnitude
of the San Luis Valley and its
needs IN the way of railroad ex-
tensions, depot requirements ate.
They expressed themselves ~ sur
prised to find such wonderful
country and under 30 high state
Of cultivation M the San LUIS Val.
ley which il now attracting the
attention of home seekers far and
wide.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
..Raealar q the Nan.

IL an expression ~ old ~ the race No
doubt the rising and setting Of the sun
10 tho most regular performance In the
universe. unless Il y the action of the
liver and bowels when regulated with
Dr.. Kings New Lite Pills. Guaranteed
by oil drueg,sts. he.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Joe Busch il now here from
Pueblo helping his brother ont on
paper hanging, sign painting. etc.
Call and see them. Shop on upper
Adams street.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

James Broyles says that II the
scoundrel who stole his rake ut
the cemetery will return il ut once
there will Ike nothing done, other.
wise he will prosecute tho thief
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Harry Kinney and family re-
turned from Denver Thursday
where they had been on a visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

+. L. Newton shows what may
Ike done in the way Of intense farm.
ing. lie raised this season $50
bushels of onions on a half acre
from the seed. In July nc sold
$40 worth of potatoes grown On
u half acre.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Nicoll +. johnson, the genial
travelling passenger agent OF the
Santa Fe, Was in town Wednesday
looking after the business of his
road.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

An unusual feature Of the Monta
Vista Fair will be the foot ball
game. Tho Monte Vista team II
greatly strengthened this year by
the addition Of new material and II
competent coach and will play
Salida to n stand still.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

For your horse-shoeing go to
l.. G. Wiley at the old Zahnen
shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
SeeA Winter Wheat.

Monte Vista Milling II Elevator
Go. will receive y car load within a
few days-lease your order.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

George NJ. Corlett's nice five
room brick cottage on Davis street
is about completed and he expects
to move into il next week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

We wish to thank onr many
friends who so kindly assisted NJ
through the short illness and death
of our little daughter.
Mn. AND Mrs. A. A. MosHEg.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

S. W. McCoy's parents who
have been visiting him few weeks
left for their home in the east
Monday nj ,ht.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Mrs. 2. Nj. Cockrell returned
from Colorado Springs Thursday
morning
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Music Et1ses1...
Those wishing lessons
on Piano or Organ will
do we'll to call on 1:
NJ. >! y. wl'as
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Louis Weyand and family came
up from Denver Sunday on little
business and to visit Mrs. Zshnen
a few days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Mrs. George Zshnen has re-
ceivsd $500 insurance from the
Knights Of Pythiss and $4,000
from the Wonimcn of the World
on her husbands life. This will
go long way toward the educA-
ton Of her children.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Miss HlIda Dugdnle, of Boston,
is visiting Homer Henry and fam
ily in this city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

See the Ferris Wheel
ut Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

II your horse needs shoeiDg give
US a trial at the Zahnen shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

John Woods will 20 back to Me-
braska about the first of October
20 be gone a month or 80.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

r. 8. | have bone meal in
stock. G. NJ. THOMAS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Col. Corlett left for Kansas
Thursday night where he goes to
try will case in the probate
court
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

After the resent severe frosts,
the weather promises to he ideal
for next week when the Valley
Fair will he held IN Monte Vista.
This assures three balloon asccn-
siOns that will he II revelation.
Asccnsions were made last year IN
spite of the wind which were the
best ever seen Mt this elevation and
the acronau, already secured for
the FAIR will 90 up thousands Of
feet this year under more perfect
conditions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

A ticket 70 Denver for sale
expires Oct l. Inquire at this
Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

White ItsllRn onions. until Oct.
18th, $3.50 per 100 lbs. SPECIAL
prices ON 800 Id. lots.
f.. Z. Newton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

j. h. Deeds reports q good lie.
mani for lance in the valley. n"
has sold six quarter sections dur
ing the last week. lie expects to
move into his new Office the first
of October.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Lieut.. Col. G. ". Waalsworth
national inspector Of the Soldiers
Home arrived here Wednesday OH
his semi.snnual tour Of inspection.
The records showed 226 comrades
enrolled with only 100 present. 81
being out on furloughs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

WANTED:-A girl to do general
Homework. Will pay II week.
Address Oscar Boggs, Cat Creek.
X. L. ID. Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

George Small who left the val.
ley three years ago for Psonia
where he has seven acres in fruit
trees. has come back and rented n
ranch for next year. He thinks
he will remain here and raise hogs
until his orchard gets in bearing.
Mr.. Small says Judge Baxter 10
having = good law practice At Pa.
ouia 10 popular, and has about
recovered from his lsmeusss which
troubled him at Del Norte.
George Goodrich arrived Ia
town Thursday. He brings a
party Of II land buyers most Of
whom stopped Oh II Alaasse 10
Ioko Il Tho Fair. a.'' w.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
rWr Male.

One span matched mules q and
Z ysars old. w.t., 23DO, new Wagon
and harness.
Z. &. SIXTH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Potatoes have bsen going into
market the past week n sach an
extent ~ to cause q heavy decline
in price. "Wednesday the buyers
paid 80 cents and Thursday Is
cents q hundred. The roads arr
now in good condition aud the
ranch teams, of four horses. draw
n market from four u five tons on
a wagon and = trailer.