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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
STATE OF IOWA.
OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF STATE
ANNUAL CERTIFICATE.
FOR PUBLICATION.

/ Des Moines, Iowa. March 20, 1877.
WHEREAS. The Firemsn's Fund
Insurance Company. located at San
Francisco ia The State of California has
fled Ia this of6.e q sworn statement
Of its condition on the ,bi-ty-first day
Of December, 1906, in accordance With
the provisions OF Chapter 4, Title 9. OF
the Code Of Iowa, relating TO Iusur-
anee Companies: and whereas. said
statement Shows that said Insurance
Company has complied with the laws
of this State relating TO insurance.
THEREFORE. In pursuance vi Law
I, u. r. CARROLL. Auditor Of State.
do hereby certify that said Insurance
Company is authorized TO transact the
business OF fire insurance ia the State.
by agents properly appointed, as re-
quired By lax. until The frs. day OF
March, a. d. 1905
further certify that the statement
shows-
LIST. The actual amount OF
psid-up Capital of said
Company. Dec. 81. 1906,
tobe.............si,o 900. ooa 90
I'd. TIE aggregate amount
OF the assets of said Com
pany. Dec. 81. 1906, TO b. So, 270.57i
Is3. The aggres ate amount
Of LA oilisieso OF said Com
pany. intending the a.
mount required to safely
reinsnre ali outstanding
risks. Dec. 81, 1906. to be. Sc, 757, ssa SO
4ih. The aggregate income
OF said Company for the
year 1906, TO be. Sc, G35. s22 90
5ih. The aggregate expen
ditures Of said Company
for the year 1906. to be. 10. Gs4,s45 80
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 have
hereonto subscribed my name and af-
fixed the Seal OF my Office the day and
date Adore written.
B. F. CARROLL,
Auditor of State.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
a Woman Tells How TO Relieve
Rheumstic Pains.

/ hare been very great suffer from
the dre.1fsl disease. rhsum ssism. for
= number Of years. hsve tried many
o-dieines bat never got mseh relief
fro . aay Of them until two years ago.
when l bought . bottle of Chamber
I'm Pain balm. found relief before
Ins,d Ill Of one bottle, bus kept or
- iying Il and som fsls like . differ.
81 vomar. through my sdvice many
u my friends have tried it and can tell
ron hor wonderfully ii has worked
Mrs, Sarah A. Cole, 40 y New St,
Dsyss. Del, chamberisin's Pain Palm
Is lininent. The relief from pain
which IT affords Is alone worth many
times its cost Ii makes rest and sleep
possible 70, sale b. all druggists
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
MOLINE cLeANINGs."

Easter Sunday vas celebrated greatly
sat the ~. Psul's A. NJ. E. church. The
Sunday School rendered a very nice
programme In the afternoon. in the
evening smother programme was rem.
dsred BY the members OF the church.
Rev. and Mrs Searcy welcomed their
second son Thursday.
a number OF Moline young people
attended the programme ct the Third
Baptist church Davenport Sunday II.
serno0n.
Aessrs Earnest Bates and Guy Crab
sre visiting in the city.
Eugene Garnet has returned home
from = very extensive trip through
Colorado. New Mexiso and California.
Lonis b. Tsrver has been on the sick
list for several days.
Miss Bessie White OF ST. Louis was
Moline caller Sunday
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court of he State of
Iowa. in and Tor Polk County. May
Term. A D 1907
Phoebe Moore. Plaintiff, versus James
Moore Defendant.
To the above named defendant
You are hereby notified that on or
before the a5th day of April. "A. o.,
1907, the petition of plaintiff in the
ah'tve entitled cause will be filed in the
office Of the Clerk of the District Court
of the state of Iowa, in and for Polk
'ountv, Iowa. claiming of you a d.
vorce from the bonds of matrimony on
the grounds OF adultery. cruel and in
human treatment and desertion; and,
unless YOU appear thereto and defend
before noon of the second day Of the
next term. being the May term OF said
Court, which will commerce at Des
MONIES on the 9Th day Of May, 1907,
default will be entered against you and
Judgment and decree rendered thereon.
Woodson & Brown,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
AsiA NEWS

Rer. Robdnsor and sssiEtaDces sr'
ssili holding rsyirsl services - The 4.
n T. church
M. u sss. Ls-iS Of Oskalrosa vissts
II she parental = me ssrdsr.
Ten u Bux1on school sscahefs 81
tended sbe Monroe County Aorns
this week
Mis- susix London Of Burton spent
SUNDAY % Aibis visiting Nrs. q. Sooccy
before her departure for Seattle, WASH
Misses Bessie Davis, Susie London.
Mr.. and Mrz- HoliipgSorth, MIR. aDc
Mrs. snodty took dinner n the hone
Of Mrs. y. Grsyson sunday
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
MARsHAlLTowa ITEMS.

". u. Martin of Kirksville, Mo Las
been enp.oyed by the A L. shor,hili
Company
Ri Wright is improving, ne can
more bis arm Little.
Mrs. Luiu Franklin Of Ss!lor Iowa
was 10 the city few days visiting his
psreats MIR. and Mrs. Gilmore.
surprise party was given isss Tues,
day erening on Mrs c. z. Gilmore in
honor o. her birthday. A list Of the
presents will appear in next issue.
Plenty work here fur The right one.
Britt lacking Company wants twenty
men
D. ? Brown has bonghs nice home
and viii more In son.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
PHOENIX ARz. ITEMS.

n $50, a. G.sst u ~ Afsiess -
=, essscs arrived q Pksssix- AArss
Y - 49, ~ gssss 81 ~ Jsses
gasAisktos 50 Nh. r Parse; beias
~ DAAopis ars visit 70 Pbeoair ~
- fssssbly ispsessed sots via sse
1870 ssd their ssrrcssdiAgH
M Jsnes E~iS one Of tie SsevaF-
- s.vs - sashc<s1 dinner 10 honor
II she uiskop Saturday - 80 k~r.
WasAipgton pas ersry effort forward
"a tksre sas nothing with aeic 70
nsevent deeideA sseress for the ~
esptisa ssd ensertstnnent u 70 bonT
u : gvess. The osly thing that wa<
hasA 10 decide, bos can we shxif our
hospitality n three small days ~hen
- hsA plsnped 70 ens<rtsin the bis6-
op three weeks
TIE eleven o'clock service SUNDAY
snovuing conducted sby Bishop GfsDi
q Tsnner's Chapel was vesy impress
ssys and sgni stirring service
A. Lao sunday - the Home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo r. White. eorers rere
laid Tor six 10 honor OF the Bishop
The public reception Ia the bard
wick theatre at three O'Clock was we'll
attended. Welcome addresses were
inside BY Rev. Mckinney and "m-
crynp Of Phoenix, Bishop Grant WIS
then introduced, the remarks Here
mainly upon the progress made by ihe
Negro since the GIRL war.
The Bishop preached an able seraoD
sunday night, the sermon was deliver
ed TO 40 sppreciateve audience Of both
white and coiored.
Monday ~ 1900 Mn. Payne had
dinner. Bishop Grant, Rer- Washing
Ton and wife being the grssts Of honor
Monday from 3 30 TO 500 reception
wss given in honor Of Bishop 6rsns, By
the asxileries Of the church and Social
Clnb. ii was well attended, and every
one left feeling veil repaid for few
hours xpent In social manner. The
Bishop formed many new acquainiances
- well ~ many new ideas on the social
snd intellectual standard of the Negro
II Phoenix.
Monday night ~ the Hardwiek ]
Theatre Bishop Grant lsctured On The ]
Three Things that Make up NsD's !
life" The lecture was q treat both /
~itn and eioquence we're 50 combined /
70 make the thoughts SO clear, child |
might grasp his meaning; each one /
who was present, can NOT fail 70 re 1
what be said 10 regard 70 the |
progress Of the Negro since the var. /
Bishop Grant left Tuesday morning
Tor Colorado.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
Whooplnx Cough.

j have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family in cases OF
vbooping cough, and want to tell you
that it is the beS. medicine have ever
used W r. CASTOR, Poseo. Ga This
remedy is safe and sure For sale by
ali druggists.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
Nov pop't Lauphl

= case before the Melbourne
court the other day. Sidney Martin
Was charged with insulting behaviour
- e, kissing woman violently 81
the street Martin. however. estab.
ushed the fact that the woman was Lii.
vie. ana be was discharged accord
tngly wfth0ut blemish % ~ -
tuteheoai Gy6asy DsljsllA
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05

80 ~oFe0s VHVtUHFApHor6
Al Panpefi, Naples. San MARITIME
and other Italian cities tourists could
obtain formerly with ease. permits %
snapsho! historic places for nominal
rec, but now the objects intended e
20 Photographed have to be specified
u writing. and . tar. varying eon
tsn cenh 70 II. Il imposed To ever
segauyA
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
Proving His Proyerb.

He makes me 70 angry" remafkeS
diss Butte; hes forever remarkinx TO
me that beauty Is only skin deep
And when You get angry" remark.
"a Miss Chellus, 1t Just, shows him
COW thin-skinned you ars!" stray
Stories. a. :. 3
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
Mammoth Stork.

The adjutant, or marabout, tall
bird OF India, OF the stork species. will
swallow hare or cat whole. 1t
stands five feet high, and the expanse
Of wings IL DaarJv 1s feet
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05

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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
Better Kent in q Boz

Better Kept in . Boz.
NIife-You know, John, you used To
like my little displays Of temper.
Hubby-Yes, love, but it's been on
exhibition so long now / think its loA
~ ho,nnet --Rnst~s TRANSCRIPT
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
When a Dealer Says
1915 PIANO FOR s249
Don't Believe Him

! can sell you new piano for $13O.
but it will be a $l3O piano and not $3.50
one. Remember, you can't get some
thing for nothing, and the wise man has
long ago quit trying to buy gold dollar
for 99c. Better buy Lehman Guar
anteed Piano.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05

Arriz Eye Mn. Henry Drehod ~ So It'll
St. Dies NoInes Ia uIces tbs
for 70 Three bottles oil Amt. Eye Care have
stoed perfect sight! L Walters, Hopkins, No: sulred
caused BY neuralgia got vel By nne
the Arn.z Cure PRICE 50 cents bottle; boes u
circular Sample Bottle Free Send lee for
postage, etc. AaNrz OPT. CO., AvGpsvG.
oGS 1oclMISs IOWA.
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
Des Noines. .s
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&c e ON T1eiGn correspocdenee. Ues

Norh s.sr Lodge No. .. FRS HOiHss-
Meets firkt Thursday in eseh noah
n MssDnic Hsi,--Ncrth~e st corner
of T~nsh q nd Gel ter STR cts il bo L
Thompson. " H.; H. Jss. b.. fsere
larry.
Cedar Gro7e Lodge No. le. RvxioT ~
keeuiar Communication nstl W. dns =
day IN escn month. y PctfeY. "
NJ; L. w. sfalIworih, secretary.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-04-05
W. H. Lehman
TAX On snapsno, Photograph

Est. 40 Years. 9Th and walnut Streets
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J. = THOMPSON, EDITOR
j. n. SHEPARD. MANAGER.

Entered st the Post ONCE IS seoono
class matter
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-15

The financial situation for the past Is or 20 days has presented an un- precendented condition of things in the financial world. For the first time perhaps in the history of the United States practically every banking iii'
 sttution in the country has discon- tinaed the payment of currency to its
 depositcrs, except in limited quantities. The condition originated where periods of financial depression usually do orieinate-in stock gamblers panic in Wall Street. A heavy slump in the values cf tke various industrial snd railway stocks, amounting in some
 instances to fifty per cent. perciPitated the panic and caused trouble to some of the large Eastern banks, wheFs these stocks were held as securities s against loans. The real cause how ever of the vide spread disturbance seams 10 have been caused by the banks in the great financial centers. either from loss of confidence or fear of run by their depositors, locking up in their vaults millions of dollars in
 currency which is usually at this time of year flowing from the north anc east tc the south for the purpose Of moving the cotton. Asis wellknown the smaller banks of the country keep
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-15

bachelors sink down into dull monotonous condition of boredan fol themselves. and they are apt to bore others from the sheer drearness oi their lives.
 I. B. Cocker and family, of Claren- don, visited at H. c. from last Satur- day till Monday, the guest of Mrs. k B. Hall and family. The Williamson gin plant, at the cross roads near Indian Bay, burned Hast Saturday night. We know noth- ing of the amount of cotton burned CT wheather or not insured. Four wagon load of seed standing near the gin were burned.
 We had freeze Tuesday morning Nov. i2. Vegetation. as a genera thing. was killed-the first real killing frost we have had this fall. The ther- mometer ran down from 70 10 B in about l2 hours. and this old scribe had to keep near the fire. This week is the most wintery weather we have foi this season.
 Mrs. c. P. Reed and her daughter Miss Lillian Winfield, spent last Wee nesday in H. c. with Mr. Reeds
 brother. J..l. Sperry, who Is improv- ing we gladly note.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-15
WHEETLEY NEWSLETTER.

Mrs. Jennie Nicely spant few days with her son and family last week
 Prof. N. C. B. Anderson was visit Ing relatives and frIencs here Satur day.
 Mrs. H. K. Smith and Miss Mamye Lycn were in Brinkley We'd nesday, shopping
 Prof. c. R. McCorkle, who taught school here last Winter, was visiting friends the latter part of last week. MT. and Mrs. Wilson have fine seven ponnd baby at their home. The mother and child are doing nice- ly.
 Miss Linnie Beauchamp. of Forrest City, came over Tuesday evening to attend an entertainment at Mrs. w s. Hemenways, returning home Wednesday,
 | Mrs. Howard Payne has returned to her home in Little Rock after spend ing two weeks with relatives ant friends. She was accompanied home by her cousin, Miss Eula Hall 1 We are having prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening. The at tendance has been very good but Vt hope more will attend and help in tht good work which is trying to be done I Miss Carrie Johnson left Thursda, morning for Tutwiler, Miss, where she expects to spend the Winter with her sister, Mrs. A. T. Roberts
 Mrs. w. s. Hemenway entertained a few of her friends last Tuesda, evening in honor of Miss Carrie John- son. One of the most interesting
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-15

game; of the evening was the Pea nut" game in which prizes were giv- en. Miss Flossie Cross won first ladies prize, MT. w. s. Eenenway first gentlemans prize. while Miss Carrie Johnson and E. H. Harrison won the Booby prizes. Eve.y one p esent spent delightful evening.
 SUNSHINE.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-15
A CASH OFFER.

The ARGUS has made a special clubbing rate with The Memphis Weekly Commercial Appeal by which we will furnish both papers for one year for the ARGUS regular subscript- ion price. $l.50. The Commercial Appeal is one of the largest and best papers in the South. and we hope to receive many new subscriptions on this offer; $l.O0 cash for both papers.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-15

their surplus funds, beyond the cash necessary for the daily transaction of business. deposited in the larger banks of the cities. This Is done SC that a depositor in country bank may send his check to St. Louis, for instance. and the party receiving it in St. Louis will deposit tt in bank in his city, from which 1t is returned to country bank for payment The latter then sends to the St. Louis bank check on the bank in St. Louis in which fl carries its deposits. If this policy were not followed everyone remiiting money to distant city would be com pelled to buy post office or express money orders. By the present syst.m when a country merchant ships cotton to Memphis or St. Louis he attaches draft to the bill of lading. deposits them in his local bank, which sends II to its Memphis or St. Louis cores pondent, as these banks are called, when it is collected and deposited to the credit of the country bank; and when the country bank needs currency 1t simply orders this correspondent bank to ship a certain amount to t by express. But when the eastern bar ks which are the source of the money that buys the south's cotton. refuse tc make shipments of money, the Helena banks could not get 1t. the Little Rock bank could not get 1t from St. Louis. Clarendon could not get 1t from Mem phis and Memphis could not get it from New York; and as a natural con- sequence the local banks were forced to discontinue the payment of curreccy to its depositors. How long this con- dition will exist, no one unless 1t is the eastern financiers. knows. The daily papers report that conditions are growing better each day. but so far the tension on the actual money has not been released. In the end 1t may be a benefit, in that 1t will force the hold ing of large amount Of cotton that perhaps would have otherwise been rushed in the market; thereby increas- ing the receipts to such extent as to suggest larger crop of cotton for 1907, which is certainly not the case. coTroN REPORT. H c Nov. s, 1907
 Names No. of bales.
 K. Abramson. ..... ........4%o .J. ~. Reniro. ...............4Zo 4Zo Branch & Co.,. 4Oz J. H. Kendall ....... ........ 45o Mayo & Mayo. 425 Walls & O.. ........ .465 Graves & O.. 300 Scattering .... oo
 Total No. of bales 2936
 Cotton worth 10 to He; seed worth Sll. l.oo; picking 65c; ginning $500.
 Weather cool and frosty vegeta-
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HOLLY GROVE NEWS.

A. Patterson preached 3 Interesting discourse last Sunday. Der Patterson has only one more bon for H. C. before he goes to sfsncs, the White River Annual laence which convens at Corning on the 9th of Dec.
 otAshstandina the money panic, Saturday H. C. enjoyed a good rade during the day. Staple pn sold for l5c per pound.
 D. Parker, from near Palmer nded business in H. C. last Satur- < now have four first class gin rushing in H. C. and yet they Crowded most of the time.
 's oa scribe advocates an early '0' ne primary election for the y officials.
 v Monroe County Citizen in its 's'ue seems to conclude that the sa0n 10 the building of the new mouse is based upon the puerile :" sectional prejudice and is s''''uS 10 any one who is interest "S advancement of the best ' 0' me county. Sectional pre- r ns says. is relic of the dark
 is'' had it not been for
 A p'eIudlcs. this S5o,ooo for a s,' house to be built at claren-
 'a n0l have been voted at this "e Qi'om Court. Do away
 ' se;uonal prejudice and aefssli vouli oppose tho 4. !" 'ae county being burden ''a a'ch a debt at this time. Bu, 's'ss the property owners ., \ ,aaan ''''' want the new court house .,,' 'n0ance the value of thei, |s,a. ' 'nears a good deal for ,s ss'' s.''a n s'sry way and the people ct pa'' of the courtJ expect |o, !, s.a0n will advocate the build. ! s.,' @' sSo,ooo court house. Yes. \ ,Ss'' house, fl built. will bslona to ~. .s's'a x n in the county and ever, A, ', U . the county will be taxed to pea,s <, n, ,., house; and this Is y vbv we ,s ls co,,n.,. r,s' ! De left to the voters oI i, uAly 10 say u,ba.L
 lgh to '' '0r we are democratic ouy of tbs Squlesce aa in what a sssy sSaI1 'ns ' voters of the count,
 N ass started the idea tha,
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ton killed Nov. 18th, when the ther- nometor stood at B degrees. Henry Willborn, of Helena, attended business at H. c. last Tuesday. Judge Winner. of Clarendon, attend ed business in H. C. last "Wednesday.
 H.C.
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For Sale Cheapl

One yoke of well broke oxen. will weigh 900 lbs. each. 4 and 5 years old R. R. James Co.,. Cotton Plant Ark.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-15
; i1 PERSONAL Ao1Es

POSTS FOR SALE } 4 sa'su, Banks Co. Palestine Ark.
 c,,v.r is on this week 5 lIs. ..,,, from shelby was ever s' ss0n' ,a and d spent Saturday and pun. ,Ith his family. ,... o.s ..,,e.p Lumber Co., buys oak ,l As,'''3' O. Block. Brinklsy' Ark 2, rsnrt'y Q, on inspection
 . Hammons. of Nettle'on' A "A, ', in the city with his ly. ..,. n.k American Lumber Co.,, ,., buys .ss U,s ]. p. o. Block, Br'nk'ey A'A' s,.mptly on inspection
 An 4. DMey. of Cotton r'an'' ~, inc city Tuesday en route l. I,om Little Rock where he wen' ,ssd 2 special meeting masn0''a soI Masors.
 u.lt.r M. st. Clair, of this clr'| ,..o commissioned District ,, c,aod Master of l. o. o. F. Li. district by T. D. H'ckey' d-Master Mr, :nd Mrs. s. F. Merrill M ' u,s J. A Stoker, Misses Lu iu,chlson and Ila Gresham ano |e,nstt spent Sunday in DeVah s
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-15
isr Meeting of the .sroe County Central Senocratic Committee.

tle request of the candidates for ,,iou, county officers. who have Ioosd me saying that it is best ts public interest. as well as tnelr l hereby call the members of Democratic Central Committee of os county to assemble at the
 house in Clarendon at 1 o'clock !, Afternoon of Saturday. Nov. 1907. for the purpose Of fixing 2 tlor the holding of primaries and be transaction of such other busi- ss may properly come before the mltise.
 townships where the committee has died, moved or tor any otner ba vacancy exists, the Demo-
 are requested to assemble at usual voting place at 1 o'clock k afternoon of Saturday. the 23rd h November, 1907, and elect a nltteem7n to fill the vacancy and present them in the meeting of :, 3oth.
 l ]. $. THOMAS
 Dem. Cen. Con-, Monroe Co. . II. 1907.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-15

Total No. of bales 2936l Cottor worth loto He; seed worth sll .oo; picking 65c; ginning $500. Weather cool and frosty. vegeta-
The daily tribune., 1907-12-18

MAY GET THE TRAIN-President
Van Law Of the Florence Business
Mems association will in the next
day or two name committee to take
up the matter Of having the Florence
and Cripple Greek train replaced be-
tween here and Cripple Greek. The
matter is to be taken up with J. II.
Waters. general manager of the road
1t is limited that II Florence asks for
the train that 1t will be put back on.
Just whether the train will be a
through one TO the district or a stub
to meet the train out Of Canon st Ora
Junta can not be stated at this time.
The committee will arrange "A meet
ing with MIR. Waters at Canon City or
else take the issue mp with him by
mail.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-18
MORE BOOKLETS

MORE BOOKLETS-Secr I'm
ger of the Florence Business Mems
association yesterday expressed 1900
more booklets of Florence to the Rio
Grande offices in Denver where they
will be sent to the branch offices in
the East and to people making private
inquiries about this part of the val
ley. More than 1000 sent in the
same manner have been disposed of by
the Rio Grande.