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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-10

If so. friends. as far as ! am
concerned ii must be accepted as
a disagreeable but BILE
feature in Il course OF policy which
as long SIS / am president will
not be changed.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-10

Now in many states where the
rainfall Is light 1t Is A simple alb
surdity to Expect any man 10 live.
still less to bring up IA family, on
lO acres.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-10

Every man must have 4 master:
II he Is not his W master, then
somebody else will be.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19
TAFT POSTAL CARD BOOM


Tat Tar IN the lead Il the caption
nat appears on printed posfai cards
Just received. a. WasbiDzton from the
Tar headquarters - columbus, Ohio.
TIE statement - made that the editors
- tbe leading Independent newspapers
~ ire various Congress districts Bu
she Enftsd States weFe recently called
4pon e. indicate the sentiment ~ their
al1.r6ets in regard - the cbOice for
ere Presidency ia 1900.
--Easponses recefved from 20 dis
frietz. the postal cards read, "sbos
Secretary Tat - - the preesnineDt
f4vorlse of the people"
T. the question II Roosevelt -
elana inafed whom uilI your Congress
district favor AZ the Republican can
isdafesf' - favored Taft. - favored
Faisaanzs and - voted for Knox.
fiss1er candidates received votes - fol
loas hughes. - Cannon. Z. Ia
Fallssese. .. shaw. !.
sfEao d0 ynu fhirk wili - the
nasg President ~ the Initeg states
2as another que@fion asked. on this
Tsgs also led with - districts a. rep
resented 81 independent newspapers
DECLARING bim - ~ their choice.
Roosevelt followed Witb 90 votes.
fsrvAn with -. Hughes. 10. Knox 4.
F4arhanas and Folk tw0 each. can
mun. Emlhers0n and goFtelyOu each got
ere vote.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19

afi-- Jane Gardiner 81 washington
who has been several weeks with the
Ml--@s SWetr ~ the Linton Cottage,
4ruaIsi on the Bay returned home
yesterday
Ds. Robert y Sullivan, u Washing
feB joined an outing party yesterday Al
ArEIusiei-On- the Bay. and .. stopping
~ the Linton Cottage
IL Ira Dalrynple and SIR. Steven
soB, both - Washington. returned
home Yesterday after adelighfful three
weekz cutting % the Arundei-On-fhe-
Bay
Wl-- E-fher White and Mis- Laginia
Nezliue lefl today for . trip 10 Old
Potnf. Norfolk aud the Jamestown
EXPOSITION
Mr-. William Duval left Saturday
evening" for a three weeks visit 10 New
port News and the jamestown Ex-
posifion.
Mi-s DuvalI j. visiting Miss Hay
Cl0ugfs, at Church Hill
Mr. Howard Thomas has gone To
Niagara FaIIs, watkins Glen and
Thousand Island where he will spend
his vacation.
Miss Carrie Franklin who has been
stopping az NarFagansett Boulevard,
Edgew0od, Rhode Island, has re.
tanned home.
MR.. Philip y. cooper sud family
have returned from M0rristOwB, y. ].
The Misses Feldmeyer cbapeTOned
by Mr.. >. Il, Brewer, spent the week
end at 6alesyilIe.
Mr.. J ". Musfefman was the guest
~ the family Of Mrs. Ovens over sun
day at West River.
Mrs Isabelle Richards hss re-
turned home after spending q few
days 10 Annapolis.
Miss Fannie Jackson II visiting
friends nc CrOwnsviile.
Mrs. John Wells aud children, ~
baltimore, are visiting Mrs. George
Engel, Of PASSPORT.
Master Gordon f.owman and Miss
Margaret Clark have goue 90 visit fel-
atiyes for week 10 Baltimore.
Miss Iindoa Haemer, of Gettysburg,
"a, ~ the guest ~ Mrs. n, Reese ABB
bolt, Union street,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19
WANTS NAMES LIMITED
REPUBLICANS Favor PLAN UF
REDUCING NAMES OF
TICKET
Former Sheriff Bosie Eulsgizss NJ
Gather

FORMER sheriff John Bowie. - tine
Fourth distFict. one q the moss pForni-
neBt Republican leaders ~ the county
has expressed himself ~ favor u the
nomination II candidates Tor the zen
ate and House 81 Delegates only - the
Republican County Convention pben
IL reassembIes.
The convention met aboDt two
weeks ago. BOT. on motion - Nr-
Bowie. adjourned subject - the call
u the chairman, without making
any nominations. SIR. Bowie states,
however. that II the convention de-
cides 20 nominate a full ticket he
wiIi ebeerfulIy support ia bus be
believes thai IL will be better - con-
centratc upon the election - mem
beFs q the Legislature and secure az
large a vote - possible for the state
ticket.
Mf. Bowie - enthusiastic over the
selection 81 IT. Gather for governor
and the rest u the Republican state
ticket, and believes that tbe chance
for its election - bright. lie further
believes that the part ~ wisdom Tor
the Republicans 81 Anne Arundel -
10 make a determined effort 80 elect
4 senator and delegate who viii help
20 repeal the Wilson Election Law
MT. Bowie believes that the party >
chance OF success in the state viii be
increased By this plan.
Mr. Bowie points to the result 81
the election in Anne Arundel tao years
ago, where. although there were two
full Democratic tickets IN the neId,
the Republican elected II tbs&r com
IS ticket only tao members II the
House ~ Delegates As the Democrats
in Anne Arundel are somewhat more
united than IN former years Ir.
Bowie believes IL advisable for the
Republicans to make = deermine
effort 70 elect = Senator and members
81 the House II Delegates and iet the
other places 90.
SIR. Bowie said that II these IIOrDI-
nations we're the only ones made.
there would - bat ten marks made
20 vote a full Republican ticket. in-
ending the state ticket. the caudi-
date for the chief JDdgeship and foI
Senator and members 81 the House.
He believes that il will BE p0ssiDls
to instruct the voters o. marx tbsse
correctly, particularly - they are al
likely 10 appear in the FIRST column.
while be - certain that. II the bulk
u the cOIored voters attempt % vote
a full county ticket, there viii - a
lazTage number 81 spoiled ballots.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19
Medals Of Honor

Tire Navy Department has adopted
the provisions " the army regulations
governing the presentation - medals
~ honor 10 officers and enlisted men.
Under these regulations such preseu-
tatiOns are made by the President ~
person ~ the White IiOBse.if possible.
and are affairs ~ ceremony, Here
after. all officers and men - the navy
awarded medals ~ honor for distiB-
gnighed gaIiaHtry In action viii BE-
ordered 10 Washington, 30 they may
receive the medals from the hands ~
the President, but IL that j. not pos
sfble the President will designate
some high Official 10 make the pre-
sentatiOn ~ his name ~ the most
convenient place,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19

The rnfse1 States steamship -zrz-
taxa rs teeu ssrir<ea 1ren1 - 1aEr
list ar 0rsLeTs1 - - Solid MS
marks fhe p1sslnE - angther tAaaesas
old wooden sailing vs@s2. -1~ w2s
DnIlk By the tsoEernwenr az &erw.
Ne-. . fsfz ard has unei- reeeuzlT
been - ssrFiee a. L1s f4Eltz M11lNe
School ar P1il1-elpal4-
TIE -arzsoga was na1e1 4ttar -ae
eigbteen gun slceF-eE-w1r -1r4-al-a
wnieb served gAllaneEv In rse 1r@1 wa~
wIth lreAz Brit4lr- Use nrA zar4- -AE-
atoxa sailed fror1 PslLalelrlll a1 ste-
tofier. 10. IN eouw414 ef aaFt4l1
James TouDG. ard seeezal a1rst1ss
miles oat fsom I.sisesre bGs eErrlrss-
-hree Brllis1 SAILING ses-es- rs
SaFzteS4 pas cre~s a1sazrl a1.l s-Hrsaz
back - port tfE tn@ w4E sl@ met sse
British sereuty- gun s1ir la-za1lz-
The ~AratgzA vas faree4 81 41a1is-9
her prizes AM laev we're rer1z11 HN
iEe British E1au-cf-wzr- Lae -a74-
fozs. aoneFer. escaped Euz l.11l-eze.l
n = heavy gale ire Bass 41F-
TIE Ers1 11rv 81 -hs ueE -arl-s-4
IN lesz. shortly afr 1sE .1l1e.t-<.
Vas OF Eha EfFiean egasG- wa-e SO
was s11 aa~saip gf mee1 ~ 14
ships un1er cuuzaa4u4 81 fAEla~
3faftheu ezibreafa Perry wb-el zas
eugage4 b. suqpEsssllz .1e save
trade r. the Iexiez1 uzr lae -4z4-
toga served Ia TIRE nlaes1.-al- aee- "a
the eastern c1zst ~ 11aNiea-
size then w1s sent O. e1e tfr.s-t. p -sa
IN 1855 she Joined Ese Maez o4 tun11ass-
d0se Perry AMI we1t e. Iaran 60 DE-
liver 3 lester frum 1ae Eresile11 &C
the uare1 STAT e. tae Emreror -
Japan. inviting Ehzf esas---y - e--sr
into eoun1erce ac1 frze1tE l1ls1
course Witb abe 6 GEGea ~1A-e--
she again re-nrnasf - Japan tu l-aas
- ben Gbe treaty ~ amatT amd eam-
merce was signed O. she eivaa war
the -4FatnG1 Was eruaslnE et t Sc
rfeau eaas1- For macy Fe1-s sle las
been ou1 - cnmlr isssu4 ar E1l4lel
rhIa-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19

Tho naval athletic followers are
greatly pleased NJ tie return Of Coach
Richard Glendon for the Naval Acad-
envy boat Grow nest year,and express
sions Of satisfaction are heard on all
sides. Ulendon, who Ia Of the Boston
Athletic Club, has done much for the
Academy oarsmen In the last few
wears, and much disappointment was
felt when IL was said, near the end ~
the last rowing season, that he would
not return. satisfactory arrangements
have, however, been made between
him and the athletic association and
the deal for bis return has just been
closed,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19

There IL some talk In the Navy Dc-
paftmcnt ~ recommending 90 Con
gress q change IN the law limiting re-
pairs 90 steam vessels 10 20 per cent.
~ their value In the case II small
ships, and 10 not more than 5000, 900
IN the case of tic larger vessels. The
restriction imposed works embarrass-
mcnt 10 the officials in some Instances,
and the feeling ia general that these
matters should be left, In some degree
30 least, to the discretion of the secre-
tary, whose hands are now tied by the
limitations imposed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19
Reduced Ratsste saratoos Springs
Aocouut q, a. r.. Eneampmeaf.

Fof tho National Encampmont, Grand
Army 81 the Republic 80 saratoga
springs y. ", september , 20 u, the
pcuusViNanlA Railroad VIII sell ckcufs
sion tickets o. saratoga springs rom All
stations on ~ lines september 90 =, I'M
elusive. good returning % leave saratoga
springs Hepfem Der 80 ifs ri reduced fafsts
stop overa at New YORK, Philadelphia
baltimore and W Washington VIII be giant
rd on tickets reading Via those cities.
Tickets VIA New York viii be honofcd
bF Hudson River Boat lines between
New ork and Albany or Troy
IS deposit ~ ticket with special Agent
~ saratoga springs ana the pay fnent 81
eiounn extension ~ the return limit TO
October e. may be obtained.
Nof fuu information regarding stop.
oxera. rates of fare. conditions ~ tickets
and train service consult Ticket Agents.
! eE
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19
remedy nor Dlarhoca Never Know,
90 Rail,

want 10 say few words Tor Chamber.
laiua Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
have used this preparation IN my family
farthe paal five years and have recommended
4 20 a number Of people 10 York county and
have never known Il 70 iail 20 effect q care
Ia any instance, feel that ! can not say too
much fof the best remedy Of The kind IN the
world .-S JtHsoN, Spring Grove, York
County, "a, This remedy Is fof sale by
feldmeycr Bros. Drug Store,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19
Tomorrow's Picnic

The bost outing Of the season Ia
promised tomorrow. II IN the grand
picnic 81 the ileplefs League of the
Uorman Lutheran Church NJ IIouoher's
on the.Spa.
Everything good 10 eat, gamcs, fun,
sport for young and old.
4 picnic by the Helpers League
means good time for everybody.
Don't miss this picnic tomorrow, Al
gust 20.
See adj. in another column.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19

To improve the appetite and strengthen
the digestion try a few doses Of Chamber.
ain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr.. J.
N. seilz ~ Detroit Mich, snye "They r..
stored my appetite when impaired, relieved
me 81 bloaied feeling and caused pleas
ant and satisfactory movement Of The bow
Ella Price, ~ cents Samples free ~ Field
meyer Bfos'. Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19

Ross miller, former cmployo ~
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, left here today Co accept po.
sition with the Postal Telegraph Com.
pauy a. operator for the same. The
young man accepts the position away
from home on account uf tho demand
~ operators ~ the Quaker city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19

A lady customer ~ ours had suffered
with letter for Two o. three year.. Il got ~
bal on her hands that shc could not attend
10 her household duties. One Dor u Cham
behaln's salve cured her. chamberiain's
medicines give splendid satisfaction IN this
community H. KopsTY n Co, AZ
mond, Ala. Chambcrlain's medicines ar
for sale IVY fcIdmcycr Bros. Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19

Mothers who give their children
Kcnncdy's Laxative Cough Syrup IN.
garIably indorsc IL, Children like 8
because the taste Il pleasant. Cor.
laIns Honey and Tar. Conforms 10 the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold BY Fcldmeycr Bros Druggists.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19

Ilcar.Admirai Joseph Adams Smith,
q. =. ~. retired, died yesterday a.
Philadelphia, aged 20 years. Admiral
smith was graduated from Harvard
Law school. lie was appointed an
assistant paymaster In the navy from
Maine 10 1861 and served on the old
kcarsargc NJ commander ~ the pow
der division In the memorable fight
with the Alabama. lie was made
paymastcr general Of the navy in 1862
and pay director In 1891 and was
retired In 1879. Interment will be
made In Warren, Pa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19

IL T. undigested food that cansss
sourncss and painful indigestion. Ko.
dol For Indigestion should be used for
relief. Kodol Is a solution Of vegetable
acids. IL digests what you eat, a J
corrects the deficiencies Of dlgestioa
Kodol conforms TO the National Part
Food and Drug Law. Sold here by
Feldmeycr Bros Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19
ARE YOU GOING AWAY

If you intend taking a trip this
summer YOU should have the
EVENING CAPITAL follow
You Addresses will be changed
a. oftcd a. required. You cannot
keen fully informed about Affairs
IN Annapolis unless you have the
EVENING CAPITAL. II will
be mailed you for ten cents a week
or thirty cents a month.
Before leaving. mail or tele.
phone your address TO this Office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19
PR sONAL MENTION

sfslls 700 save frfencs a. rDe-fs and
Z szlrs fhs 01bficatfcz q the same viii please
80 sssir Games - -1ts o-5re--BDrrOE-f
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19
Wanted.

Copies Of the EVENING CAPITAL ~
TUESDAY AuorrT II are wanted NJ
this office and VIII he paid for ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19
Tickets. Adults. Is Cents.
chf1dren uresr p years, f5e.

I'D hy the COMMITTEE au streets. uu -
g. ocfoek noon. T fs@HAfs August Htifs EeF
PAVING tire drlF g-Wny tf4aiH# into Hotter AW&
~ Independent Fire TO- tN enc fUltnsFta4
manner said driveway 60 D. twenty fees
~ long - same width Of present pave fuenf.
Take up curb ard bricks aud pile same tu
rear % Assembly Rooms. F1Vg sad drive
way with vitrined brick 70 b. furnished -
the city. said brick 90 be taid on "a slT-iufn
bI inch sand base. Pavement 10 De taid even
with the present one eEeopa 81 gutter where
"a proper f4ll must b. given. said pavement
10 be wr0uted with cement The contractor
20 furnish round corner euru. NnetomwIf.
mittee resf rves the rtEht 80 reject any ~ 81
bids. File bids with city fferk. For flirflf-
er Information Apply TO J. 3. Li&tHfJt ~
in, Chairman. COMMITTEES on streets as
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19
w AN T E. d.
A YOUNG LADY

Experience lot necessary
but preferred. can procure a
permanent position IS SAILS
Lady IN our Furniture Dept
Address stating salary ana
full particulars, the Great
House Of ISAAC BENESCH
& SONS, Iz3 Main Street
mr
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-19
House and Lot For Sale

~ authority Of thf owner. Offer for esfs
the 7 WO-sIOkX FRAME COTTAGE. gar
Charles and Cathedral street
For full particulars. applyto
ELMER Il. PARKIEsOE
Az g Prince George q.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09
BARGAIN COLUMN.

EN- ENTS in this column opfy
cost % cents per week up to ~ words over
80 words up to 80 words, so cents per week.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09
DEATH OF MRS. STAIR

Z
Pioneer Woman of County Died at Her
Home on Ashland Avenue Monday
Died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Nicholas Neiderkorn, 43S Ash
land Ave., Monday morning, May 9th
1907, Mrs. Theresa Stair, widow OF
the late William Stair. Mrs. Stair
was born in Germany Jan. z, 1926.
She came to the United states about
% years ago. She was the mother of
ten children, six of whom survive
Mrs. Math. Mungen, Mrs. Mich.
Neiderkorn of Kenosha, Mrs. Theresa
Somercorn of Denver, Col, William
Stair, Australia; Mrs. Paul Greune-
valid, Chicago and Mrs. Emma John
son, Chicago. ~s se
The funeral will be held from the
German Lutheran church on Thurs.
day afternoon at ESQ p. m. The
burial will be at Lake View cemetery
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09
CORRESPONDENCE COURSES
University Sends Books for Cores
pondence Work to Simmons Library

The University of Wisconsin is in
creasing the number of courses in it's
correspondence study department and
some new outlines on botany, draw
ing, education, political economy,
music and romance languages have
just been received at Gilbert M. Sim
mons library. All who are inter
.ested in these outlines are urged to
examine them and every assistance
that the librarian can give. will be
gladly rendered to those who under
take work in any department..
Special opportunities are given to
young mechanics and shop workers
and twenty-three courses are offered
in the mechanical engineering line,
which can be carried on by mail, with
the further opportunity of practical
work in the great shops at Madison,
which will be open to artisans for six
weeks, beginning June oath.
Fuller information will be cheer
fully given upon application to the
University Extension Department at
Madison, Wis.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09

= a : Fl
limits will be bounded on the east by
the Lake, on the north by Middle
street, onethe west b. ashland avenue
and. onsthe southrby Prairie avenue.
The city Offices will be closed during
the summer months on Saturday after
moons in order to give the. employees
of the city A. chance to have a little
time J for recreation. Twenty-Five
dollars was appropriated for the pur-
chase. of flowers to be used on Mem
ial7Day. d ~ @.~ asS
e The city took action, 70 have a new
chariot the street lines made and the
Mayor was empowered to- employ a
competent engineer to have charge Of
the work. An effort will be made to
have the work done at once
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09
+: RI LAYS ! ! !: AND
{ ]. PLAYERS

sfCanisronf in Little Do1lie Dimp1es"
n!The attraction at the Rhode Opera
Hopse.for next Sunday evening will
be that dainty, piquant and petite
little artistic, Grace Cameron who is
shfTounded by metropolitan com-
pahy Of, artists and monster pro-
dnbtion. fsts 2]ess w
aThe play, ''Dollie Dimples" is
founded on Miss Cameron's great sue
cess bearing this title during the run
at the Casino Theatre, New York
City, Of Fred c. Whitney stPif Paf
Pot1ff' and after the song ''Dollie
Dinples" which gained its popular
itya through Miss Cameron's unique
reaGitions Miss. Cameron is meeting
with great success in her role of
tDollie" and the. play, which is the
work of the eminent dramatist and
composer, c. Herbert Kerr. isisaid to
be meeting with unqualified success
wherever it has appeared. The cur-
tain will rise at O'clock promptly.
Seats now on sale. M
= 3.F Next Sundays Attraction
The Casino favorite, Grace Gamer
ons and large company in c. H.
Kerr's latest, biggest and best sue
cess, Little Dollie Dimples", will be
the attraction at the Rhode opera
house next Sunday evening. This
dainty little star and her most ex-
cellent organization comes to- Us with
the stamp of approval of all the larger
cities and the press has been unanim-
gus Ia it's praise Of eboth the clever
work of the star and the production
In its entirety. ig s7g .3rr gss- ~rgffs.r 4 81
There is no doubt that the business.
for this attraction will be a record
breaker and persons desiring comfort
able locations should secure seats
well in advance. Curtain will rise at
8 O'Clock promptly. Seats now on
Sale.Asr @ DIV
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09
MRS. VIM. r. CAMPBELL DEAD

Expired This Morning at the Home of
Her Son After a Long Illness
Mrs. Margaret Campbell, widow of
the late William T. Campbell and a
resident of Kenosha for a number of
years, died at the home of her son on
Ashland Court this morning after a
long illness from bronchial troubles.
The deceased was native of Scot
land and was sixty years of age. She
had resided in Kenosha for a number
of years and was well known. The
remains will be shipped to Merton,
Wisconsin, for interment probably on
Friday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09
NOTICE

The headquarters of the Kenosha
Trades and Labor Council have been
moved to No. 200 Main street, over
Hale's grocery. Local unions sub
renting from same will please take
notice. JOHN r. NOBLE,
milo Secretary.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09
CLEANING ANDDYEING

We guarantee satisfaction in the
quality and price of cur work of
cleaning, dyeing and pressing ladies'
and gents garments. Union bye
Works, 163 Market street, opposite
Rhode opera house. Phone $50. milo
The Dolores star., 1907-02-15
been treated to some real winter fol
this latitude.

been treated to some real winter for
this latitude.
After spending some six weeks in
Illinois I should certainly welcome
real Colorado sunshine for day. We
certainly do not know how many good
things we have TIL we leave our Colo
RADIO climate and look back.
have very much enjoyed visit
among relatives and friends in spite of
mud, fog, rain and blizzard. Nine
years absence has given time for q
great many changes, noted especially
among the children and young people,
who have grown to manhood and
wonlanhood.
have talked the interests of Monte
suma county and Its advantages. 1
am sure could readily interest invest
ment in our county If that were my
business directly. One has but to look
around and listen here to find out that
any such proposition as exists today
in Montexuma county with regard to
land Investments needs but one thing
to start it humming, viz. advertising,
that those who wish to invest may
know the actual facts-the bad ones as
well as the good ones. The time is
right here now when people are ready
to undertake all kinds of reasonable
propositions either for the sake of max
ing home or securing moderate rate
of income from money invested; and
after many lines of Investment have
had their good times" old-fashIoned
farm loans are coming in for good
time now, aud they are going to have
long good time. This, II So, will
mean an increase in the value of land
all over this continent, resulting in
good part from the simple fact that
farm land is found to be commercially
rated as high-class investment.
On my way back here l found much
of interest in visiting the oil fields of
Southeast kansas and the Indian
Territory. I believe that Montezuma
county is underlaid with the best grade
Of oil and that all that Is needed is a
hole In the ground to tap the flow.
learn by a letter from Dolores today
that you are having very pleasant
weather, and 1t has set ME thinking
about getting back west again.
The Star is q welcome weekly arrival,
Your friend,
DAVID s. GRAY.